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2025-2026学年高一下学期5月阶段检测英语试题
二、阅读理解
A
We are happy to announce a series of weekend outdoor activities designed for nature lovers! All trips include professional guides and transportation. With various difficulty levels and attractive scenery, these activities offer the perfect opportunity to relax, exercise, and connect with friends and family. Choose your favorite adventure and book your spot now! Let’s create wonderful memories together in nature.
Activity Date & Price Distance Highlights Age & Notes
Emerald Valley Saturday, 23rd Nov.￥42 8km Turquoise pools, Waterfall, Dinosaur footprints Kid-friendly, pick-up service
Red-Cliff Peak Sunday, 24th Nov.￥50 9km 360° view, Scarlet cliffs, Rock window Age 8+, Headlamp needed
Crystal Gorge Saturday, 30th Nov.￥45 7km Ice formations, Natural slide Age 6+, Crampons (￥15)
Old Canal Trail Sunday, 1st Dec.￥40 10km Historic bridge, Bird-watching All ages, Boat ticket (￥25)
21. What is special about Emerald Valley
A．It is friendly for all ages.
B．It offers a pick-up service.
C．Its ticket price is the highest.
D．It has the longest walking route.
22. When can you go to Red-Cliff Peak
A．On 23rd November.
B．On 24th November.
C．On 30th November.
D．On 1st December.
23. Which of the following highlights Old Canal Trail
A．Enjoying waterfall.
B．Climbing the hill.
C．Watching birds.
D．Exploring dinosaur footprints.
B
Lindsey Vonn is one of the most successful ski racers in history. After winning four World Cup overall championships, she ranks among the all-time leaders in World Cup victories. Vonn made history as the first American woman to win Olympic gold in downhill (速降) at the 2010 Vancouver Winter Olympics.
Vonn showed great talent at age two when she first stepped onto the slopes (斜坡). She won her first race at seven and began international competitions by ing from an athletic family — her father was a former junior ski champion — Vonn received strong support. Yet her drive was unique. She didn’t just love to compete; she loved speed. The focus required for sharp turns at high speed and the excitement of risk-taking drew her to downhill racing.
Recognizing her potential, the family moved to Colorado for world-class training and better opportunities. However, Vonn’s career was anything but easy. Crashing on ice at high speed without protection led to severe injuries — one crash nearly tore her leg in half.
After many injuries, doctors advised her to retire. She initially followed this advice, saying, “Never give up. Just start a new chapter.” But Vonn wasn’t finished. She ended five years of retirement with a comeback. “I still love skiing, and that’s the only reason I came back,” she explained while preparing for the next Olympics.
24. What attracted Vonn to downhill racing
A．The top training in Colorado.
B．The challenge of speed and risk.
C．Her early success in competitions.
D．Her father’s championship experience.
25. Why did Vonn’s family move to Colorado
A．To join a famous skiing club.
B．To receive better medical treatment.
C．To escape from their previous life.
D．To further her training and career.
26. What can we learn about Vonn
A．She won her first race at nine.
B．She found retirement life boring.
C．She returned after five years of retirement.
D．She is the most successful ski racer in history.
27. Which of the following can best describe Vonn
A．Talented and strong-willed.
B．Honest and humorous.
C．Careful and strict.
D．Confident and generous.
C
Not every famous singer is as lucky as Rolling Stones lead singer Mick Jagger, who is still active even at age 82. One study suggests that even with the protection of wealth, which is usually linked with a longer life, famous singers can expect to cut almost five years off their life expectancy (寿命).
The study was published in the Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health, and built on previous research that had already suggested that famous singers pass away younger. It wanted to look at whether it was fame (名誉) itself or the singers’ lifestyles that were behind this.
The researchers made a list of 324 famous singers who worked between 1950 and 1990. Then they matched those stars with a list of 324 less famous singers by when they were born, where they were from, and if they were part of a band or not.
Nearly 60% of the singers were in bands, while close to 30% were solo (独唱的) singers, and the rest had spent parts of their careers both solo and in bands.
When the big stars were compared to their less famous “twins”, they were found to have a 33% higher death risk. The researchers said this makes stardom about as much a risk to health as occasionally smoking.
The study also found that being part of a band could be protective, giving those singers a 26% lower death risk than solo singers. The researchers suggested that this could be because being part of a band means not having to deal with the pressure of being famous alone.
28. What was the study based on
A．Stars’ albums.
B．Mick Jagger’s story.
C．Previous research.
D．An interview.
29. What did the researchers take into consideration when matching the singers
A．Their health condition.
B．Their birth year.
C．Their educational background.
D．Their eating habits.
30. Which of the following has the closest meaning to “stardom” in paragraph 5
A．Being famous.
B．A disease.
C．Stars in the sky.
D．Smoking.
31. What does the study find
A．Rock music is the most popular.
B．Famous singers live unhealthily.
C．Band members are under a lot of pressure.
D．Well-known solo singers tend to have shorter lives.
D
If you look online, you can find earbuds(耳机) for less than $ 10 that offer real-time AI-powered translation of dozens of languages. You just put in the earbuds, and they’ll translate what they hear into your chosen language. That means if you’re trying to communicate with a police officer in Spain, a shop helper in Malaysia or a new friend in Egypt, you’ll be able to understand what they’re saying thanks to the earbuds.
Some of these earbuds even say their translations are 99% accurate(精确的). It sounds almost like magic, doesn’t it Perhaps. But translating a language and learning a language are very different things, language experts remind us.
Writing in The Conversation, language professor Gabriel Guillén and Thor Sawin say that while translation earbuds may be useful for a moment, they can’t replace the benefits of language learning. “The effort of learning a language communicates respect, trust and a willingness to see the world through someone else’s eyes,” they add. “And as people continue to move around the world more and more, learning languages allows us to make deeper connections with people from different cultures.”
Research has already suggested that using AI when we’re writing means we exercise our brains less — and the same idea applies to translation earbuds. They give us answers, but we don’t have to work our minds to get them.
Guillén and Sawin admit that learning a language isn’t easy, but it is rewarding. In fact, they add, “Language learning builds exactly what AI-age companies want: lifelong learning, creative thinking and active listening.” So it’s easy to look at those cheap earbuds and think about all the things we could gain by using them. But we should also think: What might we lose by taking the easy route
32. What does the first paragraph mainly tell us about the earbuds
A．Their use cases.
B．Their appearance.
C．Their inconvenience.
D．Their operating instructions.
33. What do Guillén and Sawin agree on
A．Translation earbuds enable active listening.
B．AI-powered earbuds are completely useless.
C．Language beginners should take an easy route.
D．Language learning may reduce culture shock.
34. What is the problem of using translation earbuds according to the research
A．It lacks security.
B．It weakens our thinking.
C．It exercises our ears less.
D．It gets 99% of its translations wrong.
35. What is the best title for the text
A．AI Applications in Language Learning
B．A Conversation Between AI and Human Beings
C．Why Learning Languages Still Matters in the AI Age
D．How Translation Earbuds Make Language Learning Unnecessary
三、七选五
Typhoons are powerful storms that can cause serious damage, especially to homes and communities. ___36___. If you live in a place that is often affected by typhoons, follow these safety tips to protect yourself and your loved ones.
· Talk to your family about typhoons. ___37___. Make sure everyone understands what to do if a typhoon hits. Agree on a safe place to meet in case of an emergency and make sure everyone knows how to reach it.
· ___38___. Choose a safe room in your house where everyone can go during a storm. Pack an emergency kit with things you will need like canned food, bottled water, first-aid supplies, flashlights, batteries, and important papers. If your house is not strong enough to survive a typhoon, follow evacuation (撤离) orders from local authorities.
· Know the risks in your area. Each area has different risks when it comes to typhoons. Know what kind of weather events are common in your areas, such as strong winds or floods. ___39___. You should also learn about local alert (警报) systems, so you can receive timely warnings.
· Protect important documents. Keep important papers, like your ID and medical records, safe by storing them in waterproof bags or placing them above flood levels. ___40___.
A．Practice your safety plan
B．Keep track of weather reports
C．Remember to inform others of what is going on
D．They keep you safe and sound in the face of a typhoon
E．This will protect them from getting damaged during the storm
F．Explain what they are, how they form, and the dangers they bring
G．For families, especially children, the experience can be frightening
四、完形填空
It was a cold winter. A snowstorm ___41___ our town. The wind ___42___ all night and the snow was blinding. The next morning, my three kids and I got out of bed and went to the window. To our ___43___, the henhouse was gone! The ___44___ had taken our three hens with it.
I quickly ___45___ my winter coat and scarf. My kids watched from the window as I stepped into the snowstorm. Outside, the wind was so ___46___ that I could hardly stand. I could see nothing, but I ___47___ the faint (微弱的) sounds of our hens.
After a while, I found the ___48___ held onto an overturned basket. One by one, I ___49___ picked them up and carried them back to a small shed (棚) behind our house. I placed them gently on the ___50___, and they began to cluck (咯咯地叫). As I shut the shed door, I looked up and saw my children ___51___ at the window, eyes wide with ___52___. Their smiles and cheers made me feel ___53___ in the cold.
I wasn’t a superhero, just a mom trying to ___54___ our hens. But in my children’s eyes, I was a hero. Their joy and admiration made me ___55___ that sometimes, the little things we do can mean a lot to others.
41. A．saw B．stopped C．hit D．missed
42. A．fell B．blew C．rested D．lost
43. A．joy B．shame C．pride D．surprise
44. A．storm B．rain C．cloud D．neighbor
45. A．jumped at B．took off C．threw away D．put on
46. A．weak B．soft C．strong D．natural
47. A．followed B．blocked C．covered D．recorded
48. A．hens B．ducks C．kids D．birds
49. A．angrily B．carefully C．sadly D．curiously
50. A．wall B．tree C．hill D．floor
51. A．fighting B．cheering C．sleeping D．shaking
52. A．fear B．pain C．excitement D．confidence
53. A．regretful B．worried C．patient D．warm
54. A．save B．sell C．feed D．cook
55. A．forget B．imagine C．realize D．forget
四、语法填空
阅读下列短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。
Chinese tea culture has four parts: its start, the thinking behind it, its ties to other cultures, and its modern development.
The start is often connected with the story of Shennong ___56___ is said to have found that tea could ___57___ (use) as medicine long ago.
Drinking tea ___58___ (include) more than just preparation and beautiful tea sets; it also shows how the Chinese get along ___59___ the outside world. The ancient Chinese used the term chadao (the way of tea) to honor ___60___ (they) dream of living in harmony with nature and the world.
Throughout history, many emperors were tea ___61___ (lover). For example, Emperor Qianlong, a big tea fan, had over ten teahouses ___62___ (build) in Beijing. These teahouses are a mix of ___63___ (difference) cultures, and mirror the openness of Chinese culture.
Today, people can experience modern teahouses by ___64___ (sit) down, looking at tea leaves, and enjoying a cup of tea. This tradition not only passes on the cultural heritage(遗产), ___65___ also provides a space for people to relax and connect with the history of tea.
五、书信写作
66. 假定你是李华，你所在的英语社团根据英语课文改编了一个话剧。请你给外教Chris写一封邮件邀请他帮忙指导台词，内容包括：
1.简要介绍剧情；
2.约定时间和地点。
注意：1.写作词数应为80个左右；2.按格式作答。
Dear Chris,
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Yours,
Li Hua
六、读后续写
67. 阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之构成一篇完整的短文。词数150左右。
Last Saturday afternoon, the sun was shining brightly as Leo and his three best friends, Sam, Mia and Joe, headed to their usual spot in Riverside Park for a football match. The grass field by the old tree was their kingdom. Laughter filled the air as they ran and passed the ball. Leo was chasing a long pass from Sam, his eyes fixed on the ball, when his foot suddenly caught on something hard. He tripped and fell face-first onto the grass.
“Ouch!” Leo cried. He looked back to see what had tripped him — a half-buried, torn plastic bottle. Angry, he was about to throw it away but stopped and looked around carefully. For the first time, he saw it: the field was littered with plastic bags, food wrappers, and thrown-away bottles here and there. The cheerful atmosphere of the game disappeared right away.
His friends hurried over. “Are you OK, Leo ” Sam asked, reaching out a hand. Leo stood up, brushing dirt and grass from his body. “I’m OK,” he said, his voice no longer cheerful. “But look at the field. Rubbish is everywhere. We play here all the time. How did we not notice ” The others looked around and got concerned. Then Leo had an idea.
“What if we played a different match before continuing the football match ” Leo suggested.
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Soon, the park looked completely different.
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参考答案
阅读理解
21.B 22.B 23.C
24.B 25.D 26.C 27.A
28.C 29.B 30.A 31.D
32.A 33.D 34.B 35.C
七选五
36.G 37.F 38.A 39.B 40.E
完形填空
41.C 42.B 43.D 44.A 45.D 46.C 47.A 48.A 49.B 50.D 51.B 52.C 53.D 54.A 55.C
语法填空
56.who/that 57.be used 58.includes 59.with 60.their
61.lovers 62.built 63.different 64.sitting 65.but
参考范文
书信写作
Dear Chris,
Our English club has adapted a short play from our textbook. It tells a warm story about friendship and mutual help. We hope you can give us some advice on our lines.
Could you come to our classroom this Friday afternoon at 4 o’clock We will be waiting for you. Your guidance will mean a lot to us.
Looking forward to your reply.
Yours,
Li Hua
读后续写
“What if we played a different match before continuing the football match ” Leo suggested. His friends immediately understood his meaning. They decided to have a "rubbish-picking match". Everyone worked actively, picking up plastic bottles, paper bags and other rubbish around the field. They talked and laughed while working, turning the cleaning into an interesting activity. No one complained and all of them devoted themselves to the work.
Soon, the park looked completely different. All rubbish was cleared away, and the grass looked fresh and tidy again. They felt proud of what they had done. After that, they happily played football on the clean field. From then on, they made up their minds to keep the park clean all the time and remind other visitors to protect the environment.

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