2025~2026學(xué)年山東省德州市夏津第一中學(xué)高一上學(xué)期10月月考英語試卷一、聽力選擇題(★)1.WhatdidKarendolastnight?

A．Shestayedathome.B．Shewenttoaparty.C．Shesawamovie.(★★)2.WhatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenMaryandthewoman?

A．Strangers.B．Formerschoolmates.C．Employerandemployee.(★)3.WhenwillthewomanprobablygotoChicago?

A．Today.B．Tomorrow.C．Thedayaftertomorrow.(★)4.Wherearethespeakers?

A．Atastore.B．Attheairport.C．Atthepostoffice.(★)5.Whatarethespeakerstalkingabout?

A．Akindoffood.B．Ahistorylesson.C．Anancientdynasty.(★★)聽下面一段對話，回答以下小題。6.WhatdoesthewomanwantPetertodo?

A．Drivehertotheairport.B．Helpherwiththebag.C．Callataxiforher.7.Atwhattimewillthewoman’sflighttakeoff?

A．2:00p.m.B．3:00p.mC．4:00p.m.(★★)聽下面一段對話，回答以下小題。8.Howdidthespeakersfeelaboutvisitingthepark?

A．Tired.B．Happy.C．Disappointed.9.WhatdoesAmyplantodotomorrow?

A．Studyforanexam.B．Attendaparty.C．Gotothemovies.10.Whatkindofmoviewillthespeakerswatch?

A．Aromanticmovie.B．Acomedy.C．Ahorrormovie.(★★)聽下面一段對話，回答以下小題。11.Whenwillthemangototherestaurant?

A．OnTuesday.B．OnWednesday.C．OnThursday.12.Whowillhavedinnerwiththeman?

A．Acouple.B．Somefriends.C．Hisfamily.13.Whatwillthemandonext?

A．Providepersonalinformation.B．Tellthewaitresshisarrivingtime.C．Askforatableatthenon-smokingarea.(★★)聽下面一段對話，回答以下小題。14.WheredoesMarkusuallyreadnewsnow?

A．Inanewspaper.B．Inamagazine.C．OntheInternet.15.Whatmakesthewomansurprisedaboutthemachine?

A．Ithasasmallglasswindow.B．Itcanmakeapizzainashorttime.C．Itoffersfourtypesofpizzasatatime.16.Whatdoesthewomanthinkofthemachine?

A．Itisquitenecessary.B．Itmightnotbepopular.C．Itwillcertainlysucceed.17.Whatisanadvantageofthemachine?

A．The24-hourservice.B．Tastypizzamadebyit.C．Thelowproductioncost.(★★)聽下面一段獨白，回答以下小題。18.HowmanybooksdidEricCarlecreateforchildren?

A．Lessthan55.B．Over70.C．Almost90.19.Whichbookisthemostfamousone?

A．TheGrouchyLadybug.B．TheMixed-UpChameleon.C．TheVeryHungryCaterpillar.20.WhydidEricCarlewrite?

A．Tomakeschoolmoreattractive.B．Tohelpchildrengetinspiration.C．Tooffermaterialstoteachers.二、閱讀理解(★★)SummerSessions(暑期班)atUHManoaforStudentsMedicalDiagnosis&Treatment(JULY8-11)Ifyouareingrades10—12...Thissummerprogramprovidesagoodlearningopportunityforstudentsinterestedinhealth.Studentsherewilllearnhowto:?describethetreatmentofcommonillnessesinHawaii.?performbasicclinicalskillssuchaslisteningtotheheartandlungswithastethoscope(聽診器).?interviewpatientsandprovideadviceforthem.Numberofstudents:84(max.)MarineScienceInvestigations(JUNE3-9)Ifyouareingrades9-12...Thisweek-longsummerprogramprovidesahands-onlearningopportunityforstudentsinterestedinmarinescienceresearch.Weatherpermitting,activitiesplannedincludeasciencewalkingtouroftheislandandanin-waterswimtest.TheprogramwilltakeplaceattheHawaiiInstituteofMarineBiology.Numberofstudents:24(max.)SummerScholarProgram(JUNE22-JULY19)Ifyouareingrades10or11...JointheSummerScholarProgramlastingnearlyamonthinthesummer.Uponacceptancetotheprogram,highschoolstudentscanenterforUniversityofHawaiiatManoaSummercoursesandexperiencethecollegeenvironment.EarlyStartProgram(JULY1-AUGUST9)Ifyouareingrade12...GetanearlystartonyourcollegeexperiencewiththeEarlyStartProgram.Graduallyadapttocollegewithoneortwoclassesinthesummerandtakeadvantageofadditionalresourcesandactivitiesdesignedspecificallytomakeyourtransition(過渡)fromhighschooltocollege.21.Whichcoursetakestheshortesttime?

A．EarlyStartProgram.B．SummerScholarProgram.C．MarineScienceInvestigations.D．MedicalDiagnosis&Treatment.22.WhatisthelowergradelimitforjoiningtheMarineScienceInvestigations?

A．9.B．10.C．11.D．12.23.Whatdothelasttwocourseshaveincommon?

A．Theirtopicsareabouthealth.B．Theyhavealimitonclasssize.C．Theystartinthesamemonth.D．Theyprovidecollegeexperience.(★★)RickdecidedtoattendOhioUniversityinthelate1970safterhisdadlearnedaboutthestrongreputation(聲譽)oftheschool'scommunicationprogramsfromafriendinColumbus.RickandhisdadcametoAthensforacollegevisitandmetwithArchieGreer.GreerwastheformerstationmanageratWOUBPublicMediaandwasaprofessoratOhioUniversity.HetookRickonatourofthecampus,whichincludedavisittotheWOUBstudiosintheRadioandTVBuilding.“Irememberlookinginsidetheradiostudioandbeingmesmerized.GreertoldmethatIwouldgettoworkatWOUBduringmyfirstyearoncampus.Otherschoolsdidn'tallowthiskindofhands-onexperienceuntilstudentswereintheirjunioryear.IknewthiswaswhereIwantedtogotoschool,”saidRick.“Ifellinlovewiththecampus.”RickstartedworkingatWOUBandgotexperienceontheradio.“ThatexperiencesetacourseforwhathappenedwhenIgotoutofschool.Whatyoulearnintheclassroomisreallyimportant,buttherealityisthatconnectingthatwiththepracticalexperienceinrealtimeisagamechanger,”saidRick.Later,Rickwasgivenaninternship(實習(xí)期)atBlairTelevision.Attheendoftheinternship,hereceivedanoffertoworkinBlair'strainingprogram,wherehestartedhisimpressivecareer(職業(yè)).Throughhiscareer,Rickheldseniorlevelmedialeadershiproles.“WOUBshapedmycareerbecauseitgavemeachancetofindoutwhatIreallyloved.ItgavemeawiderangeofexperiencethatIcanstillcallupontoday,”saidRick.“WhenIwasgettingintotheindustry,thathands-onexperienceIgotatWOUBmeantIhadknowledge.”24.HowdidRick'sfatherknowaboutOhio'scommunicationprograms?

A．Fromavisitor.B．OnTV.C．Fromafriend.D．Ontheradio.25.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“mesmerized”inparagraph3mean?

A．Hopeless.B．Attracted.C．Nervous.D．Respected.26.Whichismoreimportantforone'scareeraccordingtoRick?

A．Workinghardintheclassroom.B．Connectingwithyourcoworkers.C．Repeatingwhatyouhavelearned.D．Puttingknowledgeintopractice.27.WhatdidRickwanttosayinthelastparagraph?

A．HewasthankfulfortheexperienceatWOUB.B．HehadakeypartinshapingtheTVindustry.C．HefeltsorrytorefusetheofferofWOUB.D．Hehadsharedhisexperiencewithothers.(★★★)Tallpalm(棕櫚)treesareasignatureofHollywoodBoulevard.Theirrelatives,however,cancomeinverydifferentshapesandsizes.Anditseemsthatonenew-to-sciencepalmprobablydoesn'tattractpublicattention.Thispalmisnotonlyshort,butalsogrowsitsflowersandfruittotallyunderground.“Weknewimmediatelythatit'sareallyunusualpalm,”saysBenediktKuhnh?user,whoworksatRoyalBotanicGardens,Kew,inEngland.BotanistPaulChaifirstnoticedthepalminthelate1990s.HefounditgrowinginBorneo,aSoutheastAsianisland.Overbreakfastonedayin2018,ChaitoldKuhnh?userandotherbotanistsabouttheunusualpalm.Later,theteamvisitedBorneo.Andtotheirsurprise,theyfoundthisundergroundpalmplentifulthere.Growinganything,evenflowersandfruitsunderground,isuncommonforaplant.AlthoughbotanistsjustlearnedofBorneo'sunusualpalm,localpeopleknewthepalmwell.Thelocalshadtheirownnamesforthepalm.Someevendugituptoeatitsfruit.ForKuhnh?user,thisshowstheimportanceofnotonlyworkingwithlocalpeople,butalsoincludingtheirknowledgeinresearchpapers.Thepalmbiologyisalsointeresting.Plantsoftenworkhardtoinvitepollinators(傳粉者)totheirflowerstohelptheirreproduction.Manyplantsdependonthewindtodoitsothatthespeciescansurvive.Sohowdoesaplantpullthisoffwhenitsflowersandseedsarebothunderground?Thispalmmaydependpartiallyonself-pollination.Evenunderground,beetlesmaybeabletomovepollen(花粉)betweenplants.Theresearchersalsosawwildpigsdiggingupthepalm'sfruits.Theymighthelpspreadthepalmseeds.SidonieBellot,whoworkswithKuhnh?useratKew,nowtriestofindouthowthenewlydescribedpalmmayhavedevelopeditsundergroundlifestyle.28.Whofirstnoticedtheshortpalminscience?

A．Borneo.B．Kuhnh?user.C．PaulChai.D．SidonieBellot.29.WhatdoesKuhnh?userprobablyintendtodoabouthisstudy?

A．Turntothelocalsforhelp.B．Setupaprimaryschool.C．Findjobsforthevillagers.D．PlantmorepalmsatKew.30.Whatmightplayaleadingroleinhelpingthepalmtoreproduce?

A．Humanbeings.B．Wildanimals.C．Strongwinds.D．Youngleaves.31.Whatisthetextmainlyabout?

A．Anewflower.B．Alonelyisland.C．Atastyfruit.D．Auniqueplant.(★★★)“TheweatherstationinFurnaceCreek,DeathValley,California,reportedatemperatureof54.4℃on16August,”saidClareNullis,WorldMeteorologicalOrganization(WMO)spokesperson.“Ifverified(證實),itwouldbethehighesttemperatureonEarthsince1931,andthethird-hottesttemperatureeverrecordedontheplanet.”SpeakinginGeneva,Ms.NullistoldreportersthatWMOhadtaskedagroupofinternationalexpertstocheckthereadingbyexaminingtheobservation(觀測),theequipmentused,andhowitcomparedtodatacollectedatnearbystations.AccordingtoWMO'sdata,thehottesttemperatureeverrecordedwasinFurnaceCreek,DeathValley,California,reaching56.7℃on10July1913.ThenexthighesttemperaturewassetinJuly1931inKebili,Tunisia,reaching55℃.Otherhightemperaturerecordsinclude54℃inMitribah,Kuwaiton21July2016.ThefindingsshowthattheequipmentatFurnaceCreekmeteorologicalstationwasinproperworkingconditionatthetimeofSunday'sobservation,Ms.Nullisnoted.“Althoughthefullverificationprocesswilllikelytakemanymonths,”Ms.Nullissaid,“allthemarkerssofarshowthatthisisafairandacceptableobservation.”TheveryhotconditionshavecomealongwithaheatwaveontheUSwestcoast.TheUSNationalWeatherService(NWS)hasissued(發(fā)布)numerousheatwarningsexplainingthatthehightemperatureswillcontinuethisweek.TheNWSinLasVegas,whichcoverstheDeathValleyarea,saidonline,“Wearefacedwithalong-lastingheatevent.Anotherrunat54.4℃-plustemperaturesinDeathValleyremainspossible.”ThedevelopmentfollowsrepeatedwarningsfromWMOabouthightemperatureswhicharehavingabadinfluence,causingwildfiresinplacessuchasforestsandgrasslands.32.Whatisthehighesttemperaturerecordedontheearthsince1913?

A．57.0℃.B．56.7℃.C．54.4℃.D．54.0℃.33.WhatdoesMs.NullisthinkoftheobservationinFurnaceCreek?

A．It'schangeable.B．It'sincorrect.C．It'sbelievable.D．It'sunfair.34.WhatcanweinferabouttheDeathValleyareafromthelasttwoparagraphs?

A．Itwillprobablyseehotterweather.B．Itwasbadlyhitbydeadlywildfires.C．Itwillfacetemperaturedropsthisweek.D．Itwaswell-knownforitsgoodgrasslands.35.Whichisthemostsuitabletitleforthetext?

A．TheNewDevelopmentFollowsaSummerEventB．TheHotWeatherHasaBadInfluenceonTunisiaC．WMOCarriedoutaSurveyoftheMistakenReportD．FurnaceCreekTemperatureisClosetoaRecordHigh(★★)Outdoorexerciseoffersmanychoiceslikerunning,biking,hikingorotheroutdoorsports.Thehealthbenefitsofspendingtimeinnaturehavelongbeenknowntoimprovebothphysicalandmentalhealth(身心健康).36.Startwithwhatyoulike.Ifyouhaven’tbeenactiveforawhile,thinkbacktoactivitiesyouenjoyedyearsago.37.Ifyouhaven’trunforawhileandsuddenlystartsprinting(短跑),youcouldinjureyourself.It’sgoodforyoutochoosegentleactivitiesfirst.Warmupandstretchtoavoidthosepossibleinjuries.38.Onebenefitofexercisingoutsideisthatthere’snoneedforexpensiveequipment(裝備).Practisestrengthtrainingbyusingyourbodyweightandwhateverisusable.39.Youcanalsopractisesit-upsonsomegrass.Repeat8to10times,ornomorethanyouarecomfortablewith,andaddsetswithshortbreaksinbetweenasyougetstronger.Stayencouraged—eveninbadweather.Whenitrainsortheweatherturnscolder,ithelpstorememberthesewords:40.Buyajacketthatbreathesandalighthatyoucanuseonsunnyorrainydays.Havinganexercisepartnerwaitingforyoucanhelpkeepyouencouraged.Andsettingagoaltoworktoward—suchasacharitywalkoramarathon—canalsohelpkeepyougoing.

A．TheywillmakeexerciseinterestingB．Buildstrengthwithwhat’saroundC．There’snosuccesswithouthardworkD．There’snosuchthingasbadweather,onlythewrongclothesE．Forexample,findapicnictableoralowwalltodohalfpush-upsF．Here’sadvicefromtrainingexpertsongettingintooutdoorexerciseG．However,befullypreparedbeforejumpingbackintoasportyouusedtoplay三、完形填空(★★★)OhiograndparentsKarenandWayneGamblehadthreegrandchildren—Brooke,livingoutoftown,ToriHahlenandLuke,livingoutofthestate.TheywerelookingforachancetospendtimetogetherwhiletheywereallhomeforChristmasDaysincetheylived_______.Tosurprisetheirgrandparentsthisholidayseason,thethreegrandchildrenknockedontheirgrandparents’doorwithovernightbags,pillows,snacksandgames—everythingtheyneededforanostalgic(懷舊的)party.“Areyou_______?”saidHahlen’sshockedgrandmother,adding,“That’sthebest_______presentever!”Fordinner,thegrandchildren_______withplentyofpizzaandbuffalochickendipassoftpianoplayedinthebackgroundoftheclip.Lukesaid,“It’sjustustonight.It_______somanychildhoodmemoriesofsleepovers(過夜)atourgrandparents’.”Afterthat,theyallhadtheir_______ofhowtheirgrandparentseachwouldanswer—Grandmawouldcrytearsof_______andGrandpawouldchuckleandtease(取笑)themformakingGrandma_______.Thefamilyfilledtheir_______withqualitytimeandsomeoftheirfavorite________:Theyplayedgames,drankhotchocolateandthegirlseven________theirgrandmotherasetoffestivalpajamas(睡衣)tomatchtheirown.AfterwatchingtheirfavoritemovieHomeAlone,theirperfectnightwas________.Karen’sheartwas________.“Ihaveneverhadanicer________inmywholelife.Iwanttokeepit________,”shesays.“Theytookeverylittledetailintoaccountandeverysinglemomentwasperfect.”41.A．peacefullyB．separatelyC．poorlyD．hard42.A．seriousB．sillyC．patientD．outgoing43.A．ValentineB．HalloweenC．ThanksgivingD．Christmas44.A．lookedaroundB．ranawayC．showedupD．gavein45.A．hidesB．destroysC．ordersD．recreates46.A．praiseB．guessC．wishD．idea47.A．a(chǎn)nxietyB．confidenceC．joyD．pity48.A．cryB．sweatC．laughD．a(chǎn)rgue49.A．weekdayB．morningC．nightD．daytime50.A．classesB．talksC．visitsD．a(chǎn)ctivities51.A．returnedB．broughtC．soldD．mailed52.A．completeB．lastingC．nearD．natural53.A．treatedB．warmedC．brokenD．stolen54.A．a(chǎn)dventureB．dreamC．surpriseD．a(chǎn)greement55.A．a(chǎn)llthetimeB．innotimeC．fromtimetotimeD．a(chǎn)tatime四、語法填空(★★)閱讀下面短文，在空白處填入1個適當?shù)膯卧~或括號內(nèi)單詞的正確形式。Highschoolisthemostimportanttimeofaperson'slife.Myownexperiencehasbeenfull56morelaughter,stress,and—mostimportantly,growth—thanIevercouldhaveexpected.ThelessonsIhavelearnedabouttheworldinthelastthreeyearshaveshapedwhoI57(be)today,andthatpersonisfarfromtheinexperienced14-year-oldgirlwhowalkedthroughthoseglass58(door)oftheteachingbuildingnearlythreeyearsago.Asafreshman,mystrugglebeganwithadaptingto(適應(yīng))whatfeltlikeawholenewworld.Iwaseagertomakefriends.Iknew59itwasliketofeellonelyinaschoolwithsomanystrangers.IfeltlikeIhadtoactacertainwayorbeacertainperson60(get)closetopeopleinmyclassesoronmysoccerteam.Everyday,inmyheadwashowIcouldmanagetomake61(I)looklikesomeonewithm