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25-26高一下阶段检测英语试卷
二、阅读理解
第一节 阅读单选
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Joshua Tree & Anza Borrego Bike Tour (2026) (4-day)
Duration: 4 days, 3 nights
Dates: June 9, 2026 — June 12, 2026
Price: $2,760
Activity level: All levels
Day 1
Borrego Springs: Cycle through badlands to enjoy sights on nearby hills and travel through an open-air art gallery in the desert.
Further information: Borrego Springs is the only town in California surrounded by a state park. Quietly located inside Anza Borrego Desert State Park, it’s a small historic town of about 3,500 residents, and it’s known for its artistic spirit.
Day 2
Explore the desert landscape on hikes through a narrow valley and to an oasis (绿洲).
Further information: Take short hikes in Anza Borrego Desert State Park to get close to the desert. Start with a walk through The Slot — a small valley. Then hike to an oasis. Listen to the wind in the leaves and look for desert sheep.
Day 3
Joshua Tree National Park: Ride past large numbers of Joshua trees native to this place, and you may even come across wild rabbits or desert sheep.
Further information: Admire the uniquely bent and sharp Joshua trees. Have a look at the rock formations that climbers love, and the many plants and animals that live here. If you want, try a climb to higher ground for a great view of the Salton Sea.
Day 4
Ride through the downtown area of Palm Springs, and head out of the city towards a palm-filled valley before we return you to the “real world”.
Further information: Palm Springs was once a popular gathering place. Nowadays, the well-known modern city owns all kinds of wonderful entertainments. Check out classic old-style architecture, window shopping, sweet cafes, or maybe race a Ferrari off the line at a traffic light.
21. What activity can tourists do in Borrego Springs
A．Taste local special desert food.
B．Climb high to enjoy sea views.
C．Visit desert art works outdoors.
D．Watch various wild sea animals.
22. On which days can tourists see some animals
A．Day 1 & Day 2.
B．Day 2 & Day 3.
C．Day 3 & Day 4.
D．Day 1 & Day 4.
23. Where is this text probably taken from
A．A travel brochure.
B．A research report.
C．A geography textbook.
D．A fashion magazine.
B
Every other week, Mia Carter, a former elementary school librarian with rich experience, drives to a low-income neighborhood in Chicago to run a free children’s reading program. It helps kids aged 6-12 develop good reading habits and basic literacy, as many local families can’t afford children’s books or private teachers.
Mia’s deep love for sharing books with children came from her 15-year-long librarian career. After graduating with a library science degree from a local Illinois university, she worked at a suburban elementary school, organizing various reading activities and helping struggling young readers build up their confidence. In 2020, the school faced sudden fund cuts that significantly reduced her working hours, leaving her discouraged. A year later when the school planned to close its library, she left her job and threw herself into voluntary work.
Volunteering at a local food bank one afternoon, she met 7-year-old Leo, who was looking quietly at a tattered (破旧的) picture book. Leo shyly said he couldn’t read well and had no books at home. Mia knelt down and read to him with lively, clear character voices. By the end of the story, Leo’s eyes lit up: “That was fun!” This warm exchange rekindled Mia’s determination. “My calling isn’t tied to a school library — it’s bringing the joy of reading to kids in need,” she said.
A month later, Mia officially launched the community reading program. Besides reading aloud and giving away free books, she designed games to make learning vocabulary fun. Many parents are grateful to her, noting their kids now eagerly look forward to the weekly reading time. Local small businesses support her with book and supply donations, and Mia hopes to expand the program to nearby areas soon.
“I wish more people would join me to help these kids unlock the magic of reading,” Mia shared. She’s recruiting (招募) and training volunteers, mostly college students caring about education and children. “They want to make a real difference in these kids’ lives, just like me,” she added with a smile.
24. What is Mia’s current job
A．Suburban school librarian.
B．Reading program provider.
C．Children’s book author.
D．College volunteer trainer.
25. What is the main purpose of paragraph 2
A．To account for her work transition.
B．To throw light on the library’s closure.
C．To praise her skill in organizing activities.
D．To highlight her rich working experience.
26. What does the underlined word “rekindled” in paragraph 3 probably mean
A．Expressed.
B．Cooled.
C．Inspired.
D．Exhausted.
27. Which of the following words can best describe Mia
A．Honest.
B．Amusing.
C．Clever.
D．Selfless.
C
Golden needle mushrooms have been grown and eaten in China for a long time, first appearing in agricultural books in the Tang Dynasty (618-907). They are a hotpot favorite. However, they are famously hard to eat and often get stuck in your teeth. Now, Chinese scientists have developed a new type of golden needle mushroom that is much easier to eat.
Why are golden needle mushrooms such a pain to eat This is largely because of the chitin (甲壳素) in their cell walls. As a kind of dietary fiber (膳食纤维), chitin makes the cell walls of golden needle mushrooms very strong.
Chitin is also the reason why the mushrooms are jokingly called “see you tomorrow”. Neither the high water temperature in the hotpot nor the acid (酸) in our stomachs can break chitin down. As a result, we can’t break down the mushrooms well.
To fix these problems, the new kind of golden needle mushroom has more crispness (脆度). This not only improves the taste but also helps break it up. Its crispness is two to three times greater than that of common kinds.
After studying different kinds of wild golden needle mushrooms, scientists improved the crispness by carefully producing and selecting spores. Spores are the “babies” of mushrooms. They travel in the air, finding new locations to grow. A mushroom can send out as many as 30,000 spores a second, according to NPR.
Wild golden needle mushrooms, which prefer cold temperatures, typically grow in natural conditions from late autumn to early winter. However, the new type of mushroom deals with temperature changes well, allowing farmers to grow them easily outdoors during spring, autumn and winter. These mushrooms are expected to be available on the market as early as later this year.
28. What makes common golden needle mushrooms hard to eat
A．Special cooking methods.
B．Strange taste from inside.
C．Low growing temperature.
D．Strong cell walls with chitin.
29. How do scientists make the new mushroom easier to eat
A．By removing all dietary fiber.
B．By making it much crispier.
C．By changing its growing place.
D．By lowering its growing speed.
30. What does paragraph 5 mainly explain
A．How to improve mushrooms’ quality.
B．Why mushroom spores can travel far.
C．How scientists developed the new type.
D．What conditions wild mushrooms rely on.
31. What can be inferred about the new golden needle mushroom
A．It will hit the market soon.
B．It can only grow in cold areas.
C．It tastes worse than common ones.
D．It has fewer spores than wild ones.
D
Nowadays, social media plays a huge part in people’s lives. But is it always for the better
Recently, a livestreamer named Emilycc has gone viral (走红) on the platform Twitch. For more than four years, she has streamed almost every moment of her life online. Viewers watch and talk with her as she goes about her day. It’s like something out of George Orwell’s book 1984 or Jim Carrey’s movie The Truman Show, where people imagined a world with constant surveillance (监控) — except that Emilycc chooses to put the camera on herself.
As someone who stays relatively private online, I can’t think of anything worse than always livestreaming your whole life. Not only that, the thought of hundreds of strangers knowing where you live, eat and sleep is scary. Seeing this young woman put her entire life online made me realize how deeply social media controls us. For Emilycc and her viewers, it has led to a dangerous cycle of dependency and exposure (暴露).
Not everything needs to be shared online. It is important to keep some privacy, and the real connections we have face-to-face will always be more meaningful and better for our mental well-being.
Whenever I take a long break from social media, I feel happier, less worried and far more relaxed. I’m not sure people truly understand how addictive it can be. Learning about Emilycc highlights the importance of striking a balance between exposing ourselves and protecting our well-being.
A study by the American Psychological Association found that almost half of teens who use social media often rated their mental health as poor or very poor. Overuse can lead to stress, anxiety and an unrealistic view of the world, just like an addiction. By setting limits and spending more time on real-life communications, we can protect our mental health and make sure that technology improves our lives, rather than controls them.
32. What does the author imply about Emilycc’s livestreaming
A．It puts her at risk of overexposure.
B．It is something she has no control over.
C．It is similar to being watched in a movie.
D．It is a new way to connect with strangers.
33. Why does the author mention her own experience of taking a break from social media
A．To encourage readers to try the same.
B．To prove the addictive nature of social media.
C．To stress the importance of maintaining privacy.
D．To show the benefits of limiting social media use.
34. What does the author advise readers to do to protect their mental health
A．Take some free online psychological courses.
B．Only share personal information selectively online.
C．Balance study and entertainment with digital tools.
D．Limit online time and appreciate face-to-face contacts.
35. Which can be the best title for the text
A．Livestream Changes Our Life
B．Mind Your Privacy in Digital Age
C．Use Social Media Properly in Real Life
D．Communication Benefits Mental Health
第二节 七选五
How to Decide What Sport to Play
Playing a sport is an effective way to strengthen physical fitness and develop good personalities. Nevertheless, faced with a wide variety of sports activities, many teenagers feel confused about making a proper choice. ___36___
To begin with, you had better consider your financial situation. Certain sports, such as golf and skiing, require massive investment in professional equipment and training courses. ___37___ They often require minimal cost to begin because public sports facilities are widely available in communities and schools.
Next, consider your preference for teamwork. Some people enjoy playing in a group and working towards a common goal, so team sports that rely on close communication, like volleyball and hockey, are suitable for them. ___38___ If so, individual sports, such as swimming or track and field, will be more rewarding for those.
___39___ Natural conditions and local infrastructure (基础设施) greatly limit your options. For instance, people living near waters can try rowing or surfing, while those in cold areas have more chances to practice ice sports.
Additionally, take physical intensity (强度) and body contact into consideration. Fast-paced sports like basketball bring intense competition, while yoga and cycling offer gentle exercise. ___40___ Thus, badminton and archery are more suitable alternatives.
Actually, selecting a sport is a personal exploring process. Never hesitate to attempt different sports before locating your ideal one. The lasting goal is to keep active, gain happiness and hold on to regular exercise.
A．Others enjoy achieving sporting goals independently.
B．However, running or playing soccer is more economical.
C．Here are several practical suggestions for your reference.
D．Your local living conditions should also be taken seriously.
E．It is interesting to take part in outdoor sports with partners.
F．What’s more, some people are unwilling to accept body contact.
G．Modern facilities have greatly improved people’s sports experience.
三、完形填空
In March 2025, I reached the heaviest weight in my life. Though I was only in my twenties, my physical ___41___ was far worse than it should be. A common cold would take me several weeks to fully ___42___, and I often woke up at midnight due to breathing troubles during sleep.
I had tried to eat a healthier diet many times before, but ended up failing in those ___43___. I felt quite ___44___ about my lazy lifestyle. Seeing my weight break a new record, I knew I must take practical ___45___ at once. I cut off all sweet drinks in daily life. It was just a tiny ___46___, but it did help little by little.
When April arrived, my clothes became much looser (宽松的), which gave me enough ___47___ to check my weight. ___48___, the number on the scale (秤) made me disappointed again. So I made a firm ___49___ to get rid of extra weight completely. I shared my plan with friends, and to my great ___50___, they all supported me warmly.
I set up a strict workout schedule, which I once thought I could not ___51___ for days. But this time I was determined. Whenever I felt tired and unwilling to move, I would cheer myself up. Most of the time, I kept full ___52___ in my heart. When May came, I was greatly ___53___ to find I had lost nineteen pounds! I bought new suits to keep myself ___54___ of my progress.
From then on, I kept carrying on my plans. Gradually I became slimmer. I learn that true success never comes in a hurry. Only with constant ___55___ and efforts can we achieve our goals step by step.
41. A．power B．condition C．memory D．opinion
42. A．recover B．escape C．settle D．complete
43. A．rules B．choices C．habits D．attempts
44. A．proud B．calm C．terrible D．shocked
45. A．roles B．steps C．gifts D．signs
46. A．change B．chance C．promise D．reply
47. A．task B．wisdom C．courage D．method
48. A．Besides B．Otherwise C．Instead D．However
49. A．discovery B．speech C．decision D．comment
50. A．joy B．pity C．relief D．fear
51. A．focus on B．stick to C．rely on D．take on
52. A．trouble B．pressure C．doubt D．energy
53. A．confused B．eager C．bored D．pleased
54. A．warned B．informed C．reminded D．convinced
55. A．patience B．freedom C．curiosity D．kindness
四、语法填空
What do you think of living a meaningful life at the age of 80 For famous Chinese illustrator Cai Gao, it is still ___56___ wonderful time to chase dreams and create beauty.
In April, 2026, the 80-year-old artist ___57___ (honor) with the Hans Christian Andersen Award, widely regarded ___58___ the highest award in the field of children’s literature. She became the first Chinese picture-book creator ___59___ (receive) this world-famous award, which drew wide attention at home and abroad.
Born in Changsha in 1946, Cai was raised in a warm family. She spent her childhood ___60___ (listen) to various folk stories and nursery rhymes (童谣) told by her grandma. These precious memories gradually turned into her earliest ___61___ (inspire) to draw. Surprisingly, she received no professional art training and did not start creating picture books until she entered her thirties.
In her early years, she worked as a rural teacher ___62___ also worked in fields with local people. She was used to recording warm daily scenes with simple drawings. Later, she became an art editor, ___63___ perfectly laid a solid foundation for her later artistic creations.
After all these efforts, ___64___ (she) works are full of traditional Chinese charm and childlike innocence. “I never aim too high. I just let everything happen step by step ___65___ (natural),” Cai once said in a speech. “As long as we keep doing what we love and keep moving forward steadily, our dreams will come true sooner or later.”
五、书信写作
66. 假定你是李华，你校英文校刊的心理专栏正在开展一场讨论，话题是“Looks do matter. But they shouldn’t be the only thing that matters.”请你向该专栏投稿，内容包括：
（1）你对这句话的理解；（2）结合自身见闻或亲身经历阐述个人看法。
注意：（1）词数应为80个左右；（2）请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
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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。
Bloom at Your Own Pace
Exam papers were handed out one after another and landed quietly on every desk. Staring at the red scores on my paper, I knew I failed to get the top rank. Low whispers spread around me as the teacher read out everyone’s rankings slowly. Disappointment welled up inside me, and I felt my dream of entering my ideal university gradually run away.
I had long been pushing myself hard just to achieve high rankings. I rose early in the morning and stayed up late studying every day, arranging all my time tightly for different school subjects. I once firmly believed that taking first place constantly would prepare me for a better future. This belief once motivated me greatly, yet endless pressure soon tired me out. I often felt eye discomfort and mental tiredness, and the top position always seemed impossible to reach.
Feeling low, I left the classroom alone. The air was fresh with the smell of rain. I stopped at a quiet little garden beside the library, which I had never taken time to visit before.
An elderly gardener was busy tending flowers and watering plants with great care. Only a handful of flowers were in bloom (开花) among green leaves. I couldn’t help questioning whether all his efforts were worthwhile.
Sensing my confusion, the old man smiled and began to chat with me. He told me that every flower has its own flowering time. Some blossom early, while others need more time to grow. As long as they get enough sunshine, water and proper care, they will surely bloom perfectly when the right time comes. Instead of rushing for results, we should learn to wait patiently and focus on steady (稳步的) growth.
注意：(1) 词数应为150个左右；(2) 请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
“Not sure when they flower — isn’t it upsetting ” I asked.
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From that day on, I decided to follow his advice — less hurrying, more growing.
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参考答案
21-23 CBA 24-27 BACD 28-31 DBCA 32-35 ADDC
36-40 CBADF
41-45 BADCB 46-50 ACDCA 51-55 BDDCA
56. a 57. was honored 58. as 59. to receive 60. listening
61. inspiration 62. and 63. which 64. Her 65. naturally
书信写作范文
Looks do matter indeed, for a neat appearance leaves a good first impression. However, inner qualities are far more important.
I have a classmate who looks ordinary but is warm-hearted and hard-working. Everyone likes to make friends with her. In my opinion, we should focus more on improving ourselves rather than just caring about looks. True beauty lies in one’s mind and behavior.
读后续写范文
“Not sure when they flower — isn’t it upsetting ” I asked. The gardener shook his head gently and explained that every plant has its own pace. What matters most is to take good care of them every day. His words struck me deeply. I realized I was too eager for immediate success and ignored the value of steady progress. I thanked him and walked back to the classroom with a relieved heart.
From that day on, I decided to follow his advice — less hurrying, more growing. I made a reasonable study plan and paid attention to every small detail in study. Gradually, pressure faded away and my grades improved steadily. Eventually, I was admitted to my dream university. I truly learned that we just need to grow steadily and bloom at our own pace.

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