2025~2026學(xué)年天津市濱海新區(qū)紫云中學(xué)高三上學(xué)期第一次月考英語試卷一、單項(xiàng)選擇(★★)1.—It’smyturntogiveaspeech,andIfeelalittlenervousnow.—________.Justbelieveinyourself.

A．Don’tbotherB．It’suptoyouC．TakeiteasyD．Itdoesn’twork(★★★)2.Inhisletter,LiHua_____thecareandhospitalityfromhishome-stayfamilyduringhisstayinLondon.

A．a(chǎn)cknowledgedB．rememberedC．a(chǎn)dmittedD．displayed(★★)3.________youcansleepwell,youwilllosetheabilitytofocus,planandstaymotivatedafteroneortwonights.

A．UnlessB．OnceC．IfD．When(★★★)4.Itisreportedthatmanyanewschool________atpresentinShenzhen,GuangdongProvince.

A．wasbeingbuiltB．werebeingbuiltC．isbeingbuiltD．a(chǎn)rebeingbuilt(★★★)5.—Whatdoyouthinkofteaching，Bob?—Ifinditfunandchallenging.Itisajob________youaredoingsomethingseriousbutinteresting.

A．whereB．whichC．whenD．that(★★)6.—Let’scycletoTiananmenSquarefromTianjinthisweekend.—Howcanwetwogirlsdothat?

A．Iagreewithyou.B．Youmustbejoking.C．That’sagoodpoint.D．That’snotyouropinion.(★★)7.______byaparticulararticleinamagazine,Anneboughtitwithallherpocketmoney.

A．AttractedB．ToattractC．AttractingD．Beingattracted(★★)8.Everyoneknowsthatsuccess______happensovernight.Justasthesayinggoes,“Romewasnotbuiltinaday”.

A．a(chǎn)utomaticallyB．ultimatelyC．instinctivelyD．rarely(★★★)9.—Jackwasadmittedtoasecond-classcollege.—He________atopuniversity,buthewasaddictedtoplayingvideogames.

A．couldenterB．couldhaveenteredC．mustenterD．musthaveentered(★★)10.Whenwearrivedin________usedtobeatraditionalBritishpub,allwecouldseewerethetime-wornwallswhichprovidedanatmosphericsetting.

A．whereB．thatC．whatD．which(★★)11.Uptonow,morethanonearticleonenvironmentalprotection______inthelocalnewspaper.

A．haspublishedB．havepublishedC．hasbeenpublishedD．havebeenpublished(★★★)12.Ifyouknowfirstaidmethods,youcanbecalmerandmorehelpful______emergency.

A．inspiteofB．onaccountofC．onthebasisofD．incaseof(★★★)13.Studiesarereallysignificant,butnever________students’physicalandmentalwell-being.

A．inexchangeforB．a(chǎn)ttheexpenseofC．inpreparationforD．a(chǎn)tthemercyof(★★★)14.There’slittlechancethatwewillbesuccessfulintryingtochangethepresentsituation.________,itisimportantthatwetryourbest.

A．MeanwhileB．OtherwiseC．ThereforeD．Nevertheless(★)15.______tothegiftwasanoteonwhichheexpressedhisappreciationforourreceptionduringhisstayhere.

A．BeingattachedB．AttachedC．AttachingD．Havingattached二、完形填空(★★★)“Dad,canIbuyanotherpairofCONVERSE(匡威)?”Ibegged.IlovedCONVERSEallstarshoesand________twopairsalready.Theyweretotallyinandwell,let’sjustsaythatIlikedto________thetimes.Theywerelikemymost________possessionsandIworethemwithgreat________.Walkingbythestoreand________thebrandnewdesignsmademewanttoshowoffandbuyeverysinglepairforsale.“Ofcourseyoucan,”Dad________me.“Whydon’tyougoinandtryanewone?”Dad________stoppedmefrombuyinganything________itwasthemostexpensivethingintheentirestore.Hewantedmetohaveeverythinghecouldn’t.Iwas________bythebrightlightsofthestoreandpilesofbrandedshoes.Icouldn’tseeDad’s________walletbecauseitwas________underhiswidespreadsmile.ItturnedoutthatIdidn’tbuytheshoesafterall,butIdidendupthinkingaboutmydadandhow________hewastomakinghislittlegirlhappy.Iwouldalways________himtobuyhimselfapairofAdidasorNikebuthewouldalways________hishead.Webothknewweobviouslycouldn’t________them.Buthe’dalwaysputmebeforehim.Ioftenhave________withmydadovertrivial(瑣碎的)issues.Andwhichsixteen-year-olddoesn’t?However,whenIcometothinkofit,Irealizehis________andthatheneverfailsto________it.Dad,IwantyoutoknowI’m________forallthetimesthatI’veyelledatyou.AndwhenIlearntostanduponmyown,withmyvery________salarywhateveritis,I’llgetthebestpairofshoesforyou.16.A．woreoutB．ownedC．soldoutD．washed17.A．standforB．commentonC．liveuptoD．keepupwith18.A．secretB．valuableC．shabbyD．ordinary19.A．a(chǎn)ngerB．regretC．prideD．respect20.A．tryingB．creatingC．rememberingD．a(chǎn)ppreciating21.A．encouragedB．botheredC．blamedD．a(chǎn)ccepted22.A．a(chǎn)lwaysB．neverC．evenD．still23.A．becauseB．unlessC．evenifD．nowthat24.A．blindedB．cheatedC．shockedD．troubled25.A．fashionableB．delicateC．charmingD．trembling26.A．hiddenB．stolenC．obtainedD．fetched27.A．a(chǎn)daptableB．devotedC．a(chǎn)ccustomedD．opposite28.A．a(chǎn)skB．forbidC．waitforD．a(chǎn)rrangefor29.A．nodB．raiseC．shakeD．bury30.A．donateB．deliverC．repairD．a(chǎn)fford31.A．discussionB．patienceC．quarrelsD．plans32.A．loveB．existenceC．honorD．embarrassment33.A．showB．ignoreC．trustD．a(chǎn)ccept34.A．gratefulB．readyC．famousD．sorry35.A．lowB．firstC．basicD．competitive三、閱讀理解(★★)WelcometothehomepageofthePhotographyWorldwebsite.Weofferarangeofusefulservicesforphotographersandphotographylovers.CameraClubJoinourclubandenjoyarangeofbenefits.You’llgetinvitationstoourregularevents,suchasmembers’filmshows,exhibitionsandtalksbyexperts.YoucanapplyforFullmembership,AssociatemembershiporJuniormembership.Fullmembershipincludesfreeentrytoalleventsand10%discountwhenorderingequipmentonline.Associatemembershipgivesyouhalf-priceticketstoevents.Juniormembership(proofofagerequired)allowsyoungsterstoenjoythebenefitsofFullmembership.Costs(peryear):Fullmembership$20,Associate$12,Junior$10.Mostnewmembersjoinedastheresultofrecommendationsfromcurrentmembers.AdviceCenterTakeadvantageofourAdviceCenter.Askourexpertsyourquestionsaboutcamerasandphotography.Whetheryou’relookingforsolutionstoproblemsorfreshideasforinterestingphotos,you’llgetresponsehere.Simplyemailyourquestionstoadvice@orleavearecordedmessageon0800-565656.Weguaranteetosendyouareplybyemailwithinfivedays.Pleasenotethatsincewefailtoprovideinformationaboutrepairstocameras,youshouldcontactthemanufactureraboutthese.CompetitionOurcompetitionisheldeveryyearandisagreatchancefornewandexperiencedphotographerstowinoneofourgreatprizes,whichrangefromalbumstokeepyourphotosintoone-daycoursesorasetofstate-of-the-artcameraequipment.Entriescanonlybeacceptedfrommembers.Theycanbesentinprints,onaCDormemorystick,orbyemail.Pleasenotethatphotoscan’tbereturned,somakesureyouhavecopies.Thetopic—forexample,wildlife,transport,people—isannouncedeachyearhereonthewebsitewhenthecompetitionopens.36.IfyouhaveAssociatemembership,howmuchshouldyoupayfora20-dollarticket?

A．$10.B．$12C．$15D．$2037.WhatdoyouneedtoprovewhenapplyingforJuniormembership?

A．Health.B．Income.C．Age.D．Gender.38.WhichofthefollowingCAN’Tbeobtainedfromtheadvicecenter?

A．Solutionstoproblemsaboutphotography.B．Freshideasforinterestingphotos.C．Responsetoclubmembers’questions.D．Informationaboutrepairstocameras.39.HowwilltheAdviceCenterinformyouofitsreply?

A．Bywritingyoualetter.B．Bytellingyouinperson.C．Bytelephoningyou.D．Bysendingyouanemail.40.What’stherequirementofthecompetition?

A．Competitorsmustbeexperienced.B．Competitorsmusthavemembership.C．Competitors’worksmustbesentbyemail.D．Competitorsmusthavesparecopiesoftheirphotos.(★★★)WhenIwasyoungIwantedtobeamodel,sowhenanationalcontestwasstaged,Iconvincedmyparentstotakemeforanaudition(試演).IwasselectedandtoldIhadpotential.Theysaidthatforonly$900Icouldattendaweekendeventwhichdozensofthemostprestigious(有聲望的)modelingagenciesfromaroundtheworldwouldattend.At13,myhopesoffameandfortunecloudedalljudgmentandIbeggedmyparentstoletmego.Wehaveneverbeenrich,buttheysawmyenthusiasmandagreed.Iimaginedbeingsignedbysomefamousmodelcompanies.Formonths,anyboredomordisappointmentwaspushedasidebecauseIknewIwouldsoonhavethechancetobearealmodel.IthoughtIwouldgracethecoversoffamousmagazines!Ofcourse,Iwasn’tsigned,butwhathurtmemostwasbeingtoldthatifIgrewto5’9”(about1.75metres)Icouldbeasuccess.Iprayedforagrowthspurt(沖刺)becauseIcouldnotimaginegivingupmydream.Imadeanappointmentwithalocalmodelingagencyandtheagentdemanded$500forclasses,$500foraphotoshoot,and$300forotherexpenses.Myparentsonlyagreedafterhoursandhoursofmebegging.Theagencysentmeoutonafewauditions,butwitheverydayIdidn’treceiveacallIgrewmoredepressed.ThefinalstrawcameinJulyafterIhaddecidedtofocusoncommercial(廣告)modeling.TherewasanopencallinNewYorkCity.Wespenthoursdrivingandanotherfewhourswaiting,onlytobetoldthatIwastooshortIwasdevastated(感到難以承受的).YearslaterIrezedthatthetriptoNewYorkwasgoodasitmademenoticeIdidn’tactuallylovemodeling,justtheideaofit.IwantedtobespecialandIwasinnocentlydeterminedtoreachanimpossiblegoal.Theexperiencehasmademestrongerandthatwillhelpmeinthefuture.41.What’sthemainreasonwhytheauthorwantedtobeamodel?

A．Shewonanationalcontest.B．Shewantedtogetreputationandwealth.C．Shewasurgedbysomemodelingagencies.D．Shehadfullpotentialtobeasuccessfulmodel.42.What’stheauthor’sparents’attitudetowardherdream?

A．Encouraging.B．Critical.C．Doubtful.D．Enthusiastic.43.Whatwasthatmadetheauthorendherattempttobecomeamodel?

A．Herparentswerestronglyagainstit.B．Sherealizedthatitwasimpossibleforher.C．Evenalocalmodelingagencyturnedherdown.D．Sherealizedthatshedidn’tactuallylovetheideaofmodeling.44.Theunderlinedphrase“Thefinalstraw”probablymeans

A．thelastinaseriesofbadthingsthathappentomakesomeoneveryupsetangry,etcB．thefinalresultthatshewasadmittedbythemodelcompanyC．thefinalauditiongivenbytheagencyD．thedecisionthatshemadeatlastnottobeamodelanymore45.Whatdidtheauthorlearnfromherexperienceofstrugglingtobeamodel?

A．Wherethere’sawillthere’saway.B．Beingamodelisnotthateasy.C．Weshouldhaveourownjudgmentandshouldnotjustfollowothers.D．Wemightsetunpracticalgoalsbuttheexperiencescanhelpusgrow.(★★★)Youhaveprobablyreadaboutrobotsreplacinghumanlaborasaneweraofautomationtakesrootinoneindustryafteranother.Butareportsuggestshumansarenottheonlyoneswhomightlosetheirjobs.InNewZealand,farmersareusingdrones(無人機(jī))toherdandmonitorlivestock,takingupapositionthathighlyintelligentdogshaveheldformorethanacentury.Therobotshavenotreplacedthedogsentirely,RadioNewZealandreports,buttheyhaveappropriated(盜用)oneoftheanimal’smostpotenttools:barking.TheDJ-Innovations(DJI)MavicEnterprise,a$3,500dronefavoredbyfarmers,hasafeaturethatletsthemachinerecordsoundsandplaythemoveraloudspeaker,givingthemachinetheabilitytoactasthedogs.CoreyLambeth,ashepherdatafarmwithsheepandcows,toldRNZthemachinesaresurprisinglyeffective.“That’stheonethingI’venoticedwhenyou’removingcowsandcalves—thattheoldcowsstanduptothedogs,butwiththedrones,they’veneverdonethat,”hesaid,notingthatitmeansthedronesmovelivestockfaster,withlessstress,thanthedogsdo.FarmerstoldRNZthedronescomeinhandyformorethanjustherdingcowsandsheep.Therobotsallowfarmerstomonitortheirlandfromafar,trackingwaterandfeedlevelsandcheckingonlivestockhealthwithoutdisturbingtheanimals.JasonRentoultoldRNZlastspringthatatwo-hourherdingjobthatusedtorequiretwopeopleandtwoteamsofdogscouldbeaccomplishedin45minutesusingasingledrone.“Beingahillyfarmwherealotofstuffisdoneonfoot,thedronesreallysavedalotofman-hours,”hesaid.“Thedronedoesthehigherbitsthatyoucan’tseefromtheground,andyouwouldhavetowalkhalfanhourtogoandhavealookandthengo,‘Oh,therewasnosheepthere.’”Farmersaroundtheworldareusingdrones.InSouthAfrica,theymonitorcrophealthfromabove,whichboostsharvests,accordingtoCN.InCalifornia,winemakersusedronesequippedwithsensorstogrowhealthiergrapes,accordingtoMITTechnologyReview.Becausedronesflyclosertotheground,theyareabletoprovidehigh-resolutionimagesthatarelessexpensivethanhiringsomeonetoflyanaircraftoverafield,thepublicationreported.InNewZealand,farmerssaysomedogsarelearningtoworkalongsidedrones,identifyingthemachinesasmoreco-workerthanfoe.“Agoodherdingdog,he’salreadyfiguredoutifthedronesareworkingonthatside.I’llgooverhere(totheotherside)andworkoverhere,”Rentoulsaid.“Fornow,”farmerssay,“thereisstillaneedforherdingdogs,primarilybecausetheyhavealongerlifespanthandrones,canworkinbadweatheranddonotrequireanelectricalsocketeveryfewhourstorecharge”.“There’sdefinitelygoingtobeplacesfordogsalwaysonfarm,”Lambethsaid.“TheonedownsideoftheMavicdronesoranythingelectronicisthatyoustillneedtobringtheminandchargethem.”46.Accordingtothepassage,thedronescan’treplacethedogsentirelybecause________.

A．thedronescan’tbarkasloudlyasthedogsdo.B．thedrones’powerandworkingconditionsarelimited.C．thedronesaremuchmoreexpensivethantheanimal.D．cowsandcalvesarenotusedtoseeingthedrones.47.WhichofthefollowingstatementsisTRUEaccordingtothepassage?

A．Herdingdogswillgraduallylosetheirpositiononthefarmland.B．Thedronescanonlycopythedogs’barkingwiththecurrenttechnology.C．Thedronesaremultifunctionalandleavetheanimalsundisturbed.D．Thecostofusingdronestomonitorgrapesishalfthecostofhiringsomeone.48.Whatarethemaindisadvantagesofthedrones?

A．Shortservicetimeandsimplefunction.B．Continuousmaintenanceandsystemupgrades.C．Vulnerabilitytofierceanimalsandextremeweather.D．Frequentabsenceandrestrictedbatterycapacity.49.Whydofarmersaroundtheworldlikeusingdrones?

A．Becausedroneshavenomotors.B．Becauseusingdroneshardlymeetthedemandofmanagement.C．Becauseusingdronescannotonlybringabouttoomuchconvenience,butalsoreducethecost.D．Becauseitisoutofthequestionforusingdronestoprovidehigh-resolutionimages.50.Whatcanbeasuitabletitleforthepassage?

A．RobotsarereplacinghumanlaborB．DroneshelpkeeplivestockinlineC．HerdingdogswillremainonfarmD．Farmingisbecomingsurprisinglyeffective.(★★★)Machinesworkwellataconstantspeed—andthefasterthebetter.Theyaredesignedandbuiltforit.Whethertheyarespinningcottonordealingwithnumbers,regular,repetitiveactionsarewhattheyexcelat.Increasingly,ourworldisbeingdesignedbymachines,formachines.Weadapttomachinesandholdourselvestotheirstandards:Peoplearejudgedbythespeedwithwhichtheyrespond,notthequalityoftheirresponse.Suchideasarebeingwovenintoourculture.“Alwayson”becomessomethingtoboastof,oraspireto.Mostofusarebusymostofthetime,ifnotwithworkthenwithfamily,domestictasksoroursocialnetworks—realandvirtual.WhenIaskpeoplehowtheyaredoing,theyalmostalwaysanswer“busy”.Tickingthingsoffthe“todo”listbecomesameansofdefiningourselves.Afewyearsago,Ibecameveryinterestedinwhatitmeanstopause.Istartedtonoticewherepausesshowupinmyownworkandlife.Forexample,IrealizedthatwhenIwaswriting,ashortwalkwasamoreeffectivewaytobreakacreativeblockthanconcentratingharder.Irealizedthatapauseisnotnothing.Itactsasakindofswitchoropening.AsHeleneSimonsen,aclassicalmusician,says,“Whateveryouaredoing,ifyouwantsomethingelsetohappen,youneedtopause.”Itisnotafixedunitoftime.Itmightbetakingamomentbeforeyouenteraroom,butitcouldalsobea“screen-freeSaturday”,a“ThinkWeek”everytwoyears(whichworksforBillGates)orayear-longvacation.Howeverfastyouaremoving,thereisalwaysthechancetopause—torest,reflectorrefreshofcourse,butalsotoappreciate,getperspective,connecttoothers,orhavenewideas.Thereismoretolifethangettingthingsdone.Time,asweexperienceit,varieswildly.Aminuteeatingice-creamisnotthesameasaminutedoingpush-ups.Eventimeitselfisn’tauniformrawmaterial—asthephysicsofEinsteinshows.Trytoletgooftheideathattimeislinear(直線型),regularandobjective,andthinkofitinthesamewayweexperienceit.Insteadofsettingworkandlifeagainsteachother,usepausestoleaven(為增色)yourexperience.Pauseislikeyeast(酵母):youdon’tneedmuch,butitisavitalingredient.Iwanttogivepausesmorevisibility,importanceandstatus.Myhopeisthateachofuscanusepauses,greatandsmall,toavoidslidingintoamodewhereweactlikepoorlyperformingmachines.51.Whatcanwelearnfromthefirsttwoparagraphs?

A．Thewidespreaduseofmachineshasdestroyedourlife.B．Peoplehavebecomequiteobsessedwithresponsespeed.C．Peoplealwaysgetpleasurefromcompetingwithmachines.D．It’sdifficultforpeopletoadapttoahighlymechanizedlife.52.Theunderlinedphrase“Tickingthingsoffthe‘todo’list”inparagraph3isclosestinmeaningto________.

A．learningtoslowdownB．concentratingononethingC．selectingwhatweshoulddoD．gettingthingsdoneonebyone53.Accordingtotheauthor,howdoestakingapausebenefitusinabusylife?

A．Itmakesyourlifedynamicanddelightful.B．Itimprovesourworkingefficiencygreatly.C．Ithelpsdevelopinterpersonalconnections.D．Itenablespeopletodowhattheywanttodo.54.Whichofthefollowingstatementsbestsumsuptheauthor’sunderstandingoftime?

A．Timecannevergetreturned.B．Timeexistsintheformoflines.C．Timeispreciousthatweallneedtocherish.D．Timeiswhateveryoneexperiencesuniquely.55.Whatmessagedoestheauthorwanttoconveyabout“pauses”attheendofthepassage?

A．Theyareuselessiftakenforshortperiodsoftime.B．Theyareforthosewhohavetoomuchsparetime.C．Theyplayavitalroleinourwell-beingandcreativity.D．Theybringharmtoourabilitytoperformefficiently.(★★★)閱讀短文,按照題目要求用英語回答問題。Manypeople,someevenataveryyoungage,setthegoalofgraduatingfromcollege.OneAmericanwomaninTexaswaitedalongtimeforherchancetoreachthatgoal.Thewomanis84-year-oldJanetFein.Lastweek,shereceivedherbachelor’sdegreefromtheUniversityofTexasatDallas.Feinhashadafulllife.Shehasraisedfivechildrenandthenhadacareerasasecretaryuntilsheretiredatage77.Buteventhen,shewasnotreadytotakeiteasyandrestduringawell-earnedretirement.“Ididn’thaveanythingtodoinretirementandIdidn’tthinkthatplayingbingowasuptomyspeed,”Feinsaid.Shesaidshedecidedtomajorinsociology.FeinspentherchildhoodintheBronx,NewYorkCity,whereherfamilylivedinpoverty.Aftergraduatingearlyfromhighschool,shestartedworkingasasecretaryatadressmanufacturerattheageof16.Followinghermarriage,shespent18yearsraisingherchildrenathome.Throughoutherlife,Feinheldvariousjobs,including20yearsasasecretaryinaDallashospital,whichsheretiredfromin2012.Shealsodevoted20yearstoearninganassociatedegree,whichshereceivedin1995.Fein,despiteherlifeexperiences,hadastrongdesiretoearnabachelor’sdegree.Shefoundjoyinreading,writingpapers,andlearningnewthings.Takingadvantageofastateprogram,shejoinedaround2,000othersaged65andolderinTexaswhoattendpublicuniversityclassesforfree.Althoughlessthan1%ofU.S.collegestudentsareinthisagegroup,healthexperts