2025~2026學(xué)年天津市河西區(qū)北師大天津附屬中學(xué)高三上學(xué)期第一次月考英語試卷一、單項選擇(★★★)1.—Mysongotafullscholarshiptohisdreamuniversity!—Wow,________!What’shegoingtostudy?

A．goodforhimB．goforitC．whatacoincidenceD．a(chǎn)llthebest(★★★)2.Asonlineshoppingbecomesincreasinglypopular,theInternetisregardedasa(n)________wayofreachingtargetcustomers.

A．a(chǎn)ccurateB．temporaryC．complexD．efficient(★★)3.Thedaythattheexchangestudentshadbeenlookingforwardto________atlast.

A．cameB．comingC．hascomeD．hadcome(★★★)4.________hishardwork,hefailedtocompletehisworkasscheduled.

A．InspiteB．DespiteC．ThoughD．Regardlessof(★★★)5.________publicschoolcanprovideadequateeducationformoststudentsinChina,manywealthyparentspreferwesterneducationandarepreparingtheirchildrenforit.

A．WhenB．IfC．UnlessD．Although(★★★)6.Readersarerequiredto________therulesofthelibraryandmindtheirmanners.

A．generateB．confirmC．observeD．evaluate(★★★★)7.Sheisgoingthroughadifficultphase________shewillnotonlycompletehercollegecoursebutalsolookafterhersickfather.

A．whereB．whenC．whichD．why(★★)8.Theauthor,alongwithherwritinggroup,______aseriesofcreativewritingworkshopsinvariouslocalschoolsoverthepasttwomonths.

A．hasconductedB．haveconductedC．hadconductedD．a(chǎn)reconducting(★★)9.Whenwemisunderstandsomeoneweknow,evennotwearegenerallyexpectedtoapologizesoastopolishupthesituation.

A．originallyB．a(chǎn)ccidentallyC．formallyD．intentionally(★★★)10.AsConfuciusputit,weshould________ourselvesthreetimeseachday.

A．passdownB．reflectonC．showrespecttoD．losetrackof(★★★★)11.TheIndianOceantsunamiattheendof2004isbelieved________morethan160,000peopleandmademillionshomeless,________itperhapsthemostdestroyingtsunamiinhistory.

A．tokill;makingB．tohavekilled;makingC．havingkilled;tomakeD．killing;made(★★★)12.Whenwetalkaboutbanningmobilephonesinschool,weshouldalsolookatthegoodside.Inaword,weshouldnot______.

A．killtwobirdswithonestoneB．throwthebabyoutwiththebathwaterC．doinRomeasRomansdoD．havebutterfliesinourstomach(★★)13.Iwassurprisedbyherwords,whichmademerecognize___sillymistakesIhadmade.

A．whatB．thatC．howD．which(★★★)14.Depression,amentalproblemthatoftenresultsfromfiercecompetitionandgreatpressuresinlife,________beadestructiveillnessifnottreatedproperly.

A．mustB．shouldC．needD．can(★★★)15.—Howcomeyoumissedthetrain?Youarrivedatthestationtwominutesaheadofthetimetable!—________.Thetrainhadleftearly.

A．YouhavegotmethereB．JustmyluckC．AreyoukiddingmeD．Ihavenoidea二、完形填空(★★★)DavidwasaspecialeducationstudentatMontereyHighSchoolwholovedbasketballbutwasn’tabletoplay._________,startinginhighschoolandcontinuingforsome40years,heshowedupateverygameas“teammanager”,_________theballsandtowels,givingplayershissweetwordsiftheydidwell,andcriticizingthemiftheymissed_________ormadetheteamlookbad.Whenmyhusbandbecamecoach,heletDavid_________thejobasthe“teammanager”becausehethoughtDavidwaslikepartoftheteam.Morethan_________Davidlovedhugs.I’mnotsureifDavideverknewmy_________.Hecalledme“Mrs.Coach”.Ateverygame,he’d_________meinthestandsandcome,partingthecrowdtogiveahug.WhenDavidhuggedyou,youknewyou’dbeenhugged.Ouroldestchild,whenhewas5,wantedtobeaballboyforhisdad’steam.Davidwouldn’t_________it.Heand_________battleditouthardforyears,fightingoverlooseballslikedogsoverabone.Allwasforgiven_________theboystartedhighschoolandplayedonhisdad’steam.David_________thewaytheboyplayedandtheycouldn’tgetalongbetter._________,intheyearswhenmyhusbandwasbattlingcancer,Davidneversaidmuch,justdidhisjobasalways,diligentlyandwell.He_________sweepingthegymfloor.Sweepingwasnottheteammanager’sjob,ashe__________it.Butifhe_________thecoachsweeping,ashesometimesdid,he’dgrabthebroomandfinishthejobwithoutaword.Thatwaslongago.IhadnotseenDavidforyears.Myhusbandlosthisbattleagainstcancerand_________.AlittlewhilelaterI_________.Iheardhe’dretiredasteammanager.Then,Iwasbackintownforavisit,whenI_________himatmyfavoritebreakfastplace.Hewassittinginthe_________,older,grayer,bigasever,withhissweetwife,Stephanie.“David,”Isaid,tappinghisshoulder,“rememberme?”Tearswelledupinhiseyesasheroseandslowlygavemeabigbearhug.“Mrs.Coach,”hesaid,liftingmyfeet_________theground.“Mrs.Coach.”WhenDavidhugsyou,youstillknowyou’vebeenhugged.16.A．BesidesB．InsteadC．OtherwiseD．Meanwhile17.A．gettingridofB．catchingholdofC．takingcareofD．gettingawaywith18.A．classesB．matchesC．sessionsD．shots19.A．leaveB．changeC．keepD．get20.A．everythingB．somethingC．nothingD．a(chǎn)nything21.A．identityB．habitC．nameD．position22.A．spotB．protectC．seatD．grasp23.A．refuseB．explainC．ignoreD．a(chǎn)ccept24.A．themanagerB．theboyC．myhusbandD．theplayers25.A．a(chǎn)sB．beforeC．unlessD．until26.A．expressedB．a(chǎn)dmiredC．criticizedD．disliked27.A．FinallyB．EarlierC．LaterD．Recently28.A．hatedB．forbadeC．enjoyedD．a(chǎn)voided29.A．toldB．madeC．didD．put30.A．imaginedB．caughtC．hadD．helped31.A．passedawayB．gotawayC．fadedawayD．diedoff32.A．returnedB．recoveredC．movedD．quit33.A．leftbehindB．lookedforC．figuredoutD．raninto34.A．hallB．classroomC．officeD．table35.A．onB．offC．a(chǎn)roundD．beyond三、閱讀理解(★★)PlacestogoforHalloweenfuninChengduOneofthemostfunandfulfillingthingsduringtheseasonistothrowaHalloweenpartyandboogiethroughthenightwithfriendsandfamily.Whenpumpkins,witch'shatsandspidersmaketheirannualappearanceyoucantellHalloweenisapproaching.Whetherit'sapartyforchildrenorjustoneforadults,therearesomanygreattreats,games,musicandactivitiesthatyoucanenjoyyourselvesinthecity.DarkMirror-themedPartyWithascarytheme-DarkMirror(黑暗之鏡),LanKwaiFongChengduthisyearwillhostabigHalloweenpartyonOctober31stwiththeseelements:GhostParade,HauntedHouse,CostumeContestandsoon.Participantscouldenjoylivemusicshow,danceandplay“trickortreat”gamesinthepublicoutdoorarea.Venue：LanKwaiFongChengdu,1ShuijingStreetHalloweenCarnivalPartyTheChengduHappyValleyAmusementParkistohostaHalloweenCarnivalPartythatfeaturesmagicperformances,liverockbandsperformanceandlotsofwickedeventsforparticipants.TheHalloweenseasonintheparkwilllasttillNovember11withadmissionfrom80to150yuan.Venue:16XihuaAvenueBeerNestHalloweenPartyTheBeerNestIandBeerNestIIwillbedecoratedinahaunted(鬧鬼的)housestyleandtherewillbescarymoviesplayingonthebigscreensoftheBeerNestII.Entertainingactivities,suchasfood&drinkspecials,liveDJs,coolmusicandSpookyKidsWorkshops,willbeheldandaprofessionalmarkupartistfromSwedenwillbethereforthosewhowanttomakeanimpressionHalloweennight.HalloweenE-sportsNightPartyTheHalloweenE-sportsNighttotakeplaceonOctober31isoneofthehighlightsoftheE-sportsCartoonandAnimationFestivaltobeheldinChengduEasternSuburbMemoryonOctober31-November1.Itwillofferrelevantactivitiesincludingcosplayshowcases,e-sportscompetitionandlivemusicshowsasaplatformtocommunicatewithcelebratedanimeartistsandcartoonlovers.Venue：4Mid-section，SouthJiansheRoad36.HowcanwetellHalloweenisapproaching?

A．Peopleareeatingpumpkins.B．Witch'shatsaresittingonthehead.C．Spidersareweavingnetsatthecorner.D．Familiesorfriendsaregettingtogether.37.Whichpartyoffersspecialactivitiesforchildrentoenjoythemselves？

A．DarkMirror-themedParty.B．BeerNestHalloweenParty.C．HalloweenCarnivalParty.D．HalloweenE-sportsNightParty.38.Whatisthecommonelementofthefourparties?

A．Cosplay.B．Food.C．Music.D．Magic.39.WhatcanparticipantsdoatHalloweenE-sportsNightParty?

A．Makecartoonshows.B．AttendE-Gamecompetitions.C．Learntoarrangecosplayshows.D．Exchangeideaswithanimeartists.40.WhatcanweinferfromtheBeerNestHalloweenParty?

A．Thepartywillbeheldintwoplacesoneafteranother.B．Scarymovieswillbeplayedinthepublicoutdoorarea.C．ASwedenartistisexpectedtobringjoytotheparty.D．ThepartywillbedecoratedinatraditionalChineseway.(★★★)AnyonecomplainingthelossofthetruemeaningofChristmasprobablyshouldn’tcelebrateinChina.Here,it’smostlybusinessasusualonthe25th.Vacationtimewon’tcomeuntilweekslaterforChina’sownwinterholiday:ChineseNewYearinmid-February.Santaexistsprimarilyinmalls,plustheoccasionalgrocerystoreorcafe.SomemembersoftheyoungergenerationhavestartedplayingSecretSanta,whileothershaveboughtartificialtreesfortheirhomesandoffices.Thereis,however,oneChristmastraditionthat’sdefinitelyChinese:Apples.TheChinesewordforapple,pingguo,soundsalotliketheChinesewordforChristmasEve,ping’anye,and,assuch,atraditionhasformed.WhileAmericansshellout(支付)lotsofUSdollarsforhigh-techpresentslikeiPhonesandXboxes,Chinesefriendssimplyexchangeapples.I’minanoverlitfruitmarketinHangzhou.Christmasmusic—thoughinMandarin—isplayingoverthestoreloudspeakers.StaffersarewearinggreenapronsandredSantacaps.ThisisthemostChristmasspiritI’veseenoutsideStarbucks.It’sanoddtimetogroceryshop—Saturdaynight,justbeforeclosing—butthestoreisfull.Santa-cappedemployeeshandbagsoffruittoastreamofcustomers.Iwalkpastmanytiny,apple-sizedboxes.Someboxesareclear,exceptfortheoutlinesofcutecartoonbearswithtinyplasticearspoppingupontop.Someboxesproclaim“MerryChristmas!”and“HappyNewYear!”inEnglishontheirsides.Someapplesaren’tinboxesatall,butareratheralltiedupinfestivepinkandpurplecellophane(玻璃紙).IneedtochooseamoretraditionalWesternpackageofredandgreencardboardandIcalloveranemployeeforhelp:He’sdressedinhead-to-toeSantaClausclothes,completewithblackbootsandafakebeard.“MerryChristmas!”Isay,brieflyforgettingthatthisparticularKrisKringlemightnotunderstandme.Whenafriendoncetoldmetobringapplestomyfirst-everChinesedinnerparty,itseemedlikeacheapofferinguntilIsawtheprice:Nearly70RMB(over$10)forjustafewofthem.That’snotunbearablyexpensive,butthecostiscomparabletoproducewe’dconsiderexotic(異乎尋常的)intheUS.Meanwhile,inthefruitmarketinmyneighborhood,awomaninaSantacapisringingmeupatthecashier.“MerryChristmas,”Isay,onceagainforgettingaboutthelanguagebarrier.ThenIrealizeIdon’tevenknowhowtosayChristmasinMandarin.Instead,Ifallbackonmyoldfaithfulphrase,onewhichIhopewillevokewhatImean:Abigsmileand“Xiexie,zaijian”41.Whatdoesthearticlemainlytalkabout?

A．HowpeoplecelebrateChristmasDayinChina.B．TheChinesepeopleexchangeapplesatChristmasEve.C．Thewesterntradition—exchangingapplesspreadsinChina.D．AChristmastraditiontheauthorexperiencedinChina.42.Inthe7thparagraph,theunderlinedphrase“KrisKringle”refersto________.

A．SantaClausB．a(chǎn)friendoftheauthorC．oneemployeeD．a(chǎn)stranger43.Accordingtothearticle,whichstatementisTRUE?

A．TheauthorthinksthatthetruemeaningofChristmashaslost.B．Santaexistsoriginallyinshoppingmalls,occasionallyatthegrocerystoreorcafe.C．TheauthorcanspeakChinesefluentlywiththecashierinafruitmarket.D．Staffers’wearinggreenapronsandredSantacapsisthemostChristmasspiritbesidesStarbucks.44.Accordingtothepassage,whichofthefollowingisnotwesternChristmastradition?

A．ExchangingapplesasChristmasgifts.B．BuyingChristmastreestodecoratehomes.C．Choosingredandgreenpacks.D．WearinggreenapronsandredSantacaps.45.WhatattitudedoestheauthorholdtowardstheChinesetraditionofChristmas?

A．Indifferent.B．Neutral.C．Prejudiced.D．Tolerant.(★★★)Whatmakesbabieslaugh?Itsoundslikeoneofthemostfunquestionsaresearchercouldinvestigate,butthere’saseriousscientificreasonwhyCasparAddymanwantstofindout.He’snotthefirsttoaskthisquestion.Thegreatpsychologist(心理學(xué)家)ofhumandevelopment,JeanPiaget,thoughtthatbabieslaughtercouldbeusedtoseeintotheirminds.Studyingwhenbabieslaughmightthereforebeagreatwayofgaininginsightintohowtheyunderstandtheworld,hereasoned.Butalthoughhesuggestedthisinthe1940s,thisidearemainstobeproperlytested.Despitethefactthatsomeveryfamousinvestigatorshavestudiedthetopic,ithasn’tbeengivenenoughattentionbymodernpsychology.Addyman,ofBirkbeck,UniversityofLondon,isouttochangethat.Hebelieveswecanuselaughtertogetatexactlyhowbabiesunderstandtheworld.He’scompletedtheworld’slargestandmostcomprehensivesurveyofwhatmakesbabieslaugh,presentinghisinitialresultsattheInternationalConferenceonInfantStudies,Berlin,lastyear.Viahiswebsitehesurveyedmorethan1,000parentsfromaroundtheworld,askingthemquestionsaboutwhen,whereandwhytheirbabieslaugh.Theresultsareheart-warming.Ababy’sfirstsmilecomesataboutsixweeks,theirfirstlaughataboutthreeandahalfmonths.Peekaboo(躲貓貓)isasure-firefavouriteformakingbabieslaugh,buttickling(撓癢癢)isthesinglemostreportedreasonwhybabieslaugh.Importantly,fromtheveryfirstchuckle(低聲輕笑),thesurveyresponsesshowthatbabiesarelaughingwithotherpeople,andatwhattheydo.Themerephysicalsensationofsomethingbeingticklishisn’tenough.Norisitenoughtoseesomethingdisappearorappearsuddenly.It’sonlyfunnywhenanadultmakesthesethingshappenforthebaby.Thisshowsthatwaybeforebabieswalk,ortalk,they–andtheirlaughter–aresocial.Ifyoutickleababytheyapparentlylaughbecauseyouareticklingthem,notjustbecausetheyaretickled.What’smore,babiesdon’ttendtolaughatpeoplefallingover.Theyarefarmorelikelytolaughwhentheyfallover,ratherthansomeoneelse,orwhenotherpeoplearehappy,ratherthanwhentheyaresadorunpleasantlysurprised.Althoughparentsreportthatboybabieslaughslightlymorethangirlbabies,bothgenders(性別)findmummyanddaddyequallyfunny.Inspiteofthescientificpotential,babylaughteris“strangelyignored”,accordingtoAddyman.Partofthereasonisthedifficultyofmakingbabieslaughreliablyinthelab,althoughheplanstodealwiththisinthenextstageoftheproject.Butpartlythetopichasbeenignored,hesays,becauseitisn’tviewedasasubjectfor“proper”sciencetolookinto.ThisisaprejudiceAddymanhopestooverturn–forhim,thestudyoflaughteriscertainlynojoke.46.ThepsychologistJeanPiagetheldthebeliefthat________.

A．evenagoodjokecouldnotbegotacrosstobabiesB．histheoryaboutlaughterwouldbeprovedintheendC．studyingbabies’laughterhelpedtoknowhowtheyunderstandtheworldD．babies’laughtercouldbeusedtofindoutwhethertheirbrainsfunctionedwell47.Theunderlinedword“that”inParagraph3refersto________.

A．thepresentsituationofBirkbeckB．thestudyconductedbyJeanPadgetC．thinkinglittleofmodernpsychologyD．ignoringtheresearchintobabies’laughter48.TheresultofthesurveyundertakenbyAddymanshowthat________.

A．babiesarelikelytolaughatpeoplefallingoverB．babiesareveryfondofbeingtickledC．babies’firstlaughcomesatsixweeksD．babiesandtheirlaughteraresocialinaway49.Fromthelastparagraph,itcanbeconcludedthatforAddyman,__________.

A．babies’laughteriswellworthstudyingB．nobodyshouldplayjokesonbabiesC．babies’laughterisnotarealsciencesubjectD．scientistscangetreliableinformationonlyinthelab50.Whichbestdescribethewriter’sattitudetothestudyofbabies’laughter?

A．AdmiringB．Fact-basedC．DoubtfulD．One-sided(★★★★)Manyofusseemtohavelivesthatfollowacertainway.Fromkindergartenallthewaytowhenwegetmarried,everystageofourlivesseemstobepreset.Andalthoughthisworkswellforalotofpeople,accordingtoBritishscholarJayShetty,thereisno“right”scheduletoliveourlivesby.Afewmonthsago,avideoofShetty’sspeech“BeforeYouFeelPressure”becamepopularontheInternetacrosstheworld.Inthevideo,hesendsanimportantmessagethatweshouldthink“outsideoftheway”andhavethecouragetofollowourhearts.AsShettysaysinthevideo,wedon’thavetogetstressedandputourselvesinaracewithourpeersorjudgeourlivesbasedonothers’.“Everythinginlifehappensaccordingtoourtime,ourclocks,”hesays.Inhisinspiringspeech,ShettypointsoutthatUKauthorJ.K.Rowlinggotherfamous“HarryPotter”seriespublishedatage32,afterbeingturneddownby12publishers.ShettyalsomentionsthatUSactorMorganFreemandidn’tgethisbigbreakuntilhewas52yearsold.Soweshouldn’tletanyonerushus.AsphysicistAlbertEinsteinoncesaid,“Noteverythingthatcountscanbecounted,andnoteverythingthat’scountedtrulycounts.Thekeytostayingonourowntracksistobepatientandkeepourowninterest.”InAustraliannurseBronnieWare’sbest-sellingbook“TheTopFiveRegretsoftheDying”,sherecordedthedyingregretsofherpatients,andthetoponeonthelistwas:“IwishIhadthecouragetolivealifetruetomyself,nottheoneothersexpectedofme.”Indeed,wearealluniqueinourpersonalitiesandgifts,andthere’snoperfectfitforall.Weshouldlistentoourinnervoicesandignorewhattheworldhastaughtus,andwhatwe’vepickedupfrompeoplearoundus.“Itisimportanttoallowpeopletogobacktobeingself-awareoftheirowninterests,needsandconcerns,”Shettytoldthemagazine.“It’sdisconnectingfromwhat‘makessense’towhatactuallymovesyouandwhatmakessenseinternally(內(nèi)在地).”51.WhatdoesJayShettyagreeto?

A．Thestagesofourlivesshouldbepreset.B．Fewpeoplehavelivesthatfollowacertainway.C．Allpeoplelivetheirlivesaccordingtoschedules.D．Wecanliveourlivesnotaccordingtothegivenway.52.AccordingtoJayShetty’svideo,peopleshould_________.

A．putmorepressureonthemselvesB．a(chǎn)djusttheirlivesbasedonothers’C．decidetheirlivesintermsofactualcasesD．competewiththosewhoarebetterthanthemselves53.Shettyliststhefamouspeopleinhisspeechtoshow________.

A．everyonecanbeawinnerB．hardworkisthekeytosuccessC．greatnewlifecanbeginanytimeD．successdoesnothappeninone’syouth54.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisTRUEaccordingtoParagraph4?

A．Everythingthat’scountedtrulycounts.B．Oneshouldlivealifeasexpectedbyothers.C．Weshouldcountandanalyzeeverythinginlife.D．Thetopdyingregretwasnotlivinginthewayonewanted.55.Wecanconcludefromthelastparagraphthat_______.

A．peopleshouldneverlistentoothers’adviceB．weshouldfollowtheheartanddowhatwewanttodoC．whatmakessenseshouldnotbeaboutwhatpeoplecareinternallyD．beingself-awareofinterests,needsandconcernsisnotacceptable(★★★)閱讀短文，按照題目要求用英語回答問題。I'mnoliteraryluddite(反對新技術(shù)的人).IboughtaniPadwithmyfirstpaycheckfrommyfirstfulltimejobafterIgraduatedcollege.Butaftertwoyearsofreadingoccasionallyonthedevice,Igaveitawaytomybrother.Itjustwasn'ttherightreadingexperienceforme.Technologyloverschoosee-readersoverbooksbecauseereadersaremoreconvenient.They'reright.Itisobjectivelyeasiertocarryan