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云南保山市2025-2026学年高一下学期期末检测英语试题
第一部分 听力
1. What did the woman expect
A．A package.
B．A postcard.
C．A letter.
2. When will the man see Bob
A．This Friday.
B．This Saturday.
C．Next Monday.
3. How will the speakers go to the match
A．By car.
B．By subway.
C．By bus.
4. What does the man imply about the classroom
A．It is clean.
B．It is dirty.
C．It is crowded.
5. What are the speakers mainly talking about
A．The hot weather.
B．A popular movie.
C．The weekend plan.
听下面一段对话，回答第6、7小题。
6. What is the probable relationship between the speakers
A．Customer and clerk.
B．Tourist and tour guide.
C．Passenger and conductor.
7. What does the man want to do now
A．Use the restroom.
B．Find his lost wallet.
C．Drink some water.
听下面一段对话，回答第8至10小题。
8. What does Linda think of the festival party at first
A．Boring.
B．Attractive.
C．Impressive.
9. How much will Linda spend on zongzi
A．8 yuan.
B．13 yuan.
C．16 yuan.
10. What activity can they enjoy at the party
A．Making zongzi together.
B．Marching along the streets.
C．Watching dragon boat races.
听下面一段对话，回答第11至13小题。
11. What message did Jack receive
A．A bank warning.
B．A delivery update.
C．A prize notice.
12. Why did Jack click the link in the message
A．To win a smartphone.
B．To check his address.
C．To sign for a package.
13. What can we know about the woman
A．She is careful with online links.
B．She trusts messages from banks.
C．She has also been cheated before.
听下面一段对话，回答第14至17小题。
14. Where does this conversation most probably take place
A．On a road under construction.
B．Near a river in the countryside.
C．At a community health center.
15. What is the aim of the Beautiful Countryside project
A．To develop the local tourism.
B．To build roads and streetlights.
C．To make the village more pleasant.
16. What is the woman’s attitude towards the road under construction
A．Content.
B．Curious.
C．Worried.
17. What will the community center be used for
A．Dance classes and sports.
B．Cultural shows and parties.
C．Meetings and health check-ups.
听下面一段独白，回答第18至20小题。
18. What does the speaker do
A．A radio host.
B．A teacher.
C．A designer.
19. Who is the app designed for
A．Picky-eaters.
B．University students.
C．Professional cooks.
20. Why does the speaker recommend the app
A．It is free to download.
B．It helps users cook quickly.
C．It has a supportive community.
第二部分 阅读理解
A
The UNESCO Committee yearly selects items for the Intangible Cultural Heritage Lists. Here are four practices recognized as Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity by UNESCO.
Sarawja (No. 02371, Peru, 2025)
Sarawja is a celebration held in Peru in April, marking the end of the rainy season and the beginning of the harvest. It features a performance where people travel between villages and dance in circles. Deeply tied to local culture and agriculture, Sarawja strengthens community relationships and provides a chance for locals to exchange local products.
Día de los Muertos (No. 02237, Mexico, 2025)
Día de los Muertos is a Mexican tradition that brings local residents together. It begins with community preparations in December and ends on 3 May in the coming year, during which people organize various events, including decorating houses and giving performances to improve community unity and pass on faith, identity and culture.
Wooden Arch Bridges (No. 02156, China, 2024)
Wooden arch bridges in Fujian Province and Zhejiang Province combine wood, traditional tools, with mortise and tenon joints (榫卯结构) — using no nails (钉子) or metal. These bridges are strong and fit well with the natural environment. Local woodworkers join in the construction, maintenance and use of the bridges, contributing to community harmony and cultural identity.
Dry Stone Construction (No. 02106, Europe, 2024)
Dry stone construction is achieved through the careful selection and arrangement of stones to ensure the lasting usage of the structure. Without using any added materials, many Europeans use the method to build houses, bridges, and even tombs. During the process, it encourages communities to work together and learn from each other.
21. Which practice was listed most recently
A．Sarawja.
B．Día de los Muertos.
C．Wooden Arch Bridges.
D．Dry Stone Construction.
22. What is a feature of the wooden arch bridges
A．Fixed with nails.
B．Locked together by fit.
C．Built with modern tools.
D．Supported by metal.
23. What do the four items have in common
A．They are festival activities.
B．They are building methods.
C．They enjoy fame worldwide.
D．They promote community ties.
B
Two Nigerian students, Ossai Gift Chimdiuto and Ekwueme Chiziterem Noalene, have been named among the top teams in The Earth Prize 2026 because they introduced the BookBank Africa Initiative to Nigeria.
In Nigeria, about 60% of students in public schools lack access to basic textbooks, while millions of textbooks are thrown away or burnt in most homes every graduation year. This not only leads to educational inequality but also to environmental challenges such as forest loss linked to new paper production.
Speaking on the inspiration behind the project, Ossai said, “We realized that the problem was not just a lack of books, but a failure to reuse the ones we already have. Thus, instead of producing more, we decided to build a system that lengthens the service life of existing textbooks, not just in one community, but across Nigeria and eventually throughout Africa at large.”
BookBank Africa operates by turning unused places into BookBank Hubs, where students can donate textbooks. These books are then sorted and given to schools in need. To ensure it can work effectively, the team has developed the BookBanka App, a digital system that tracks every book donation. The early project has already seen active students in book collection drives and the establishment of the First BookBank Hub.
Ifediba Stella, one of their teachers said, “Here, we don’t just teach; we encourage students to identify problems and be the solution. We are ready to bring that global title home to show the power of African youth creativity.”
The students are now seeking partnerships with schools, communities, and organizations to spread the project and deepen its impact.
24. What challenges is Nigeria facing according to the text
A．Damage and loss of forests.
B．Production and use of textbooks.
C．Shortage and waste of textbooks.
D．Cost and pollution of paper making.
25. How does BookBank Africa work
A．By printing textbooks locally.
B．By gathering textbooks digitally.
C．By making and selling new textbooks.
D．By collecting and delivering textbooks.
26. What may Ifediba Stella agree with
A．Difficulty helps students grow.
B．Youth can be real problem-solvers.
C．Academic performance comes first.
D．Global recognition drives creativity.
27. Where is the text most likely from
A．A news report.
B．A student blog.
C．A science journal.
D．An educational brochure.
C
When astronauts first step onto a commercial space station, the experience will be unlike anything they’ve met with before. They can find a warm room, a sleeping bed, and a large window for an amazing view of Earth. It is the promise of multiple private efforts to launch orbital habitats in the coming years.
But the idea of luxury (奢华的) life in space can seem like a contrast. The International Space Station (ISS)is narrow, smelly and filled with dead skin cells. “The challenges of keeping a space station functional are very underappreciated,” says Jeff Nosanov, a former NASA proposal manager. He adds that the new stations will be really clean at first, but that’s not going to last long because people don’t bathe — they wash a bit, but it’s really survival living.
Supported by NASA, four commercial space stations are being built to take the place of the ISS in the 2030s. The first one, Haven-1 from California-based company Vast, is set to launch early in 2027 as a successor to the ISS, followed by Starlab, Axiom Station and Orbital Reef by 2030. This transition from government-run to private space stations is changing what life in space can look like. “The ISS — though glorious — was based on 1980s and 1990s technology. Everything we’re building now is 2020s or 2030s technology,” Dylan Taylor, CEO of Voyager, says.
When meeting NASA’s rules, all stations will orbit at around 250 miles above Earth and support 4 to 10 staff at a time. Stays will last weeks at first but could be months or even years in the future. Expected guests include space tourists, private researchers and government astronauts. With ticket prices nearing $100 million, the possible customer base is unlikely to be huge — maybe 1,000 people in the world who can afford that.
28. What does the underlined word “It” refer to in paragraph 1
A．A warm room.
B．The experience.
C．The view of Earth.
D．A commercial space station.
29. How does Jeff feel about life in the new stations
A．Satisfied.
B．Supportive.
C．Doubtful.
D．Opposed.
30. What is the main idea of paragraph 3
A．New possibilities for life in orbit.
B．NASA’s support for four stations.
C．The commercial replacement plan for ISS.
D．The process to build commercial stations.
31. What can be inferred from the last paragraph
A．The chosen height is set for safety reasons.
B．The long-stay plan may face a small market.
C．The high price will limit guests to astronauts.
D．The four stations can hold over 10 staff at a time.
D
Chinese characters are more than tools for daily writing and reading. They are also used in art forms like calligraphy and carving. Even ancient oracle bone inscriptions (甲骨文铭文), which help us understand Chinese civilization, are made of Chinese characters.
These characters have a long history. They first appeared in prehistoric times, developed during the Xia Dynasty, and became mature in the Shang Dynasty. In 1899, people accidentally found oracle bone script at the Yin Ruins. This discovery let everyone know about the origins of Chinese characters. There is a famous story about Cangjie, who supposedly created writing after seeing the footprints of birds and animals. While this is just a story, it unearths a truth: early Chinese characters were like pictures from the shapes of real things.
The most important thing about Chinese characters, however, lies in their special design and the ideas behind them. Ancient Chinese people created pictures and signs from nature and daily life, which fully shows the cultural idea of harmony between nature and humans. They carry meanings through their shapes, expressing ideas about nature, moral values, and social rules.
Beyond communication, Chinese characters form an important part of cultural expressions. They have helped develop art forms like poetry, calligraphy, carving and word puzzles. As time goes by, Chinese characters continue to grow — from over 4,000 symbols on oracle bones to more than 60,000 in modern dictionaries. New technologies have also changed how we write and share them. For example, in Anyang, over 1,600 schools have designed exercises based on oracle bone characters, mixing physical training with cultural learning.
Today, the UN has set April 20 as Chinese Language Day. Now, 90 countries include Chinese in their school systems, with nearly 210 million people learning it worldwide. By learning from other cultures, Chinese characters have become richer. They now serve as a living bridge, connecting China with the world.
32. What do we know about early Chinese characters
A．They were based on real objects.
B．They led to the finding of Yin Ruins.
C．They appeared in the Shang Dynasty.
D．They were proven to be created by Cangjie.
33. What cultural value do Chinese characters represent
A．Imaginative expression.
B．Effective communication.
C．Respect for social rules.
D．Unity of man and nature.
34. Why does the author mention the numbers in the last paragraph
A．To study language diversity.
B．To compare Chinese learners.
C．To show Chinese global influence.
D．To explain Chinese Language Day’s origin.
35. What can be a suitable title for the text
A．Chinese Characters: A Window To The Past
B．Chinese Characters Connect Different Cultures
C．Chinese Characters Carry Culture Through Time
D．Chinese Characters: The Power Of Cultural Heritage
七选五
How to Choose a Travel Destination
Choosing a place to travel can sometimes be tough. 36.___. But with the right steps, you can make it stress-free.
● Consider your interest
Write down activities that you enjoy and you’d like to try for the first time. Knowing exactly what you expect from a destination will help you avoid places that don’t match your interest. For example, do you prefer hiking, museum visits, or simply relaxing by a pool 37.___.
● Decide your travel time
Once you’ve got your interest in mind, make out how many days you can spend away from home. The length of your trip directly affects both your activities and your spending. A short trip of a week or two leaves little time for various sightseeing. 38.___. If you’re traveling with children, consider their school schedule as well.
● 39.___
Figure out how much you can afford without breaking the bank. Decide what is necessary and which you can live without. Ask yourself: are you willing to stay in a hostel (旅社), or do you need comfortable accommodations Is dining out a must, or can you survive on simple meals Being honest about your needs will greatly reduce your list of possible destinations.
● Ensure your safety
40.___. Although you cannot predict every emergency, keep an eye on trends that indicate any unexpected danger. For international travel, always check government websites for travel warnings and avoid areas with known safety risks.
Following these steps will help you choose a destination that not only fits your wallet and schedule but also provides an enjoyable and worry-free experience.
A．Choose your must-buy items
B．Determine your money plan wisely
C．This analysis helps you find the right place
D．It’s easy to get stuck when there are so many options
E．Decide if you want to travel alone, with friends, or family
F．Instead, a longer one means you can visit more attractions
G．It is equally important to stay informed about local conditions
第三部分 语言知识运用
完形填空
On January 25, 2024, a baby Bengal tiger lost its way and ran into a village in Ladakh. It soon found itself (41)___ from its mother and surrounded by some wild dogs. The (42)___ tiger climbed up a tall ancient Buddhist tower to escape the (43)___. The next morning, villagers discovered it still (44)___ there to keep away from the dogs.
The villagers took action immediately. They (45)___ the wildlife department for help. Meanwhile, in order not to (46)___ the tiger further, they kept a safe distance and (47)___ it. Knowing that rushing to scare dogs might put the tiger in greater danger, they chose to wait (48)___ for the rescue team.
Hours later, the (49)___ arrived and were greatly relieved to see the young tiger (50)___ because of the villagers’ careful protection. To help it land on the ground, the team gently comforted it, carefully lifted it down and kept it under (51)___ until dark. Eventually, the tiger successfully (52)___ with its mother.
This story shows that ordinary people can play a great role in wildlife protection. With a strong sense of (53)___ and kindness for the helpless, everyone can make a big (54)___. Only when we always treat them with (55)___, can we keep a good relationship with them.
41. A．separated B．saved C．sheltered D．removed
42. A．surprised B．tired C．frightened D．excited
43. A．forest B．threat C．noise D．family
44. A．sleeping B．jumping C．wandering D．hiding
45. A．protected B．supported C．contacted D．employed
46. A．alarm B．hurt C．awake D．attack
47. A．stood by B．watched over C．looked for D．fought for
48. A．warmly B．eagerly C．patiently D．nervously
49. A．farmers B．villagers C．workers D．rescuers
50. A．strong B．safe C．healthy D．active
51. A．preparation B．discussion C．observation D．consideration
52. A．reunited B．connected C．travelled D．played
53. A．humor B．curiosity C．direction D．responsibility
54. A．difference B．promise C．plan D．mistake
55. A．courage B．love C．generosity D．honesty
语法填空
阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个恰当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。
Electronic red envelopes play an important role in people’s lives. They first appeared in 2014, 56.___ WeChat introduced them to promote its payment service as a digital 57.___ (adapt) of an old tradition.
Since then, several 58.___ (create) ways to use red envelopes have come into sight. For example, the Red Envelope Relay is 59.___ interesting game where the person getting the most money is asked to send the next one. Besides, some young people now give Reverse Red Envelopes to their parents 60.___ a gesture of appreciation. Others design their own emoji red envelopes and hide them, 61.___ (wait) for others to find them by solving riddles. Meanwhile, the amount of money 62.___ (pack) inside can also convey special meanings — 1314 (which sounds like Forever in Chinese) expresses feelings 63.___ (frank) without saying a word.
Above all, each sending and receiving on a small screen 64.___ (represent) a method to show kindness and warmth, passing on the culture between past 65.___ present.
第四部分 写作
应用文写作
66. 假定你是李华，你的英国朋友 Tom 正在为其校报“Role Models Around the World”专栏收集素材，发邮件请你推荐一位中国人物。请给他回复邮件，内容包括：
（1）你的推荐；
（2）推荐理由。
注意：
（1）写作词数应为80左右；
Dear Tom,
________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Yours,
Li Hua
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。
Born in a family with a long tradition of playing the suona, Liu Wenwen started learning it at 3 and played it well. However, as a child, she was often laughed at for playing the so-called “old-fashioned and noisy” instrument by her classmates. They said, “That thing was only used for weddings and funerals (葬礼). It is too country.” Deeply ashamed, she hid her suona in a box and refused to play it in public.
Later, she entered the Shanghai Conservatory of Music near her home, where she majored in piano and no one knew she could play the suona. One day, Liu Ying, one of her music teachers, came into the classroom and announced, “Boys and girls, an international music competition will be held at our school. Every student is required to take part and give a music show.”
The news excited the whole class. Everyone talked about their plans to play the piano, violin, or to show their beautiful voice. Unlike her confident classmates, Wenwen felt anxious and confused. She hesitated for days about what to perform and finally turned to Liu Ying for advice.
Liu Ying comforted her, “True music is not just about popularity. Every instrument has its unique soul, especially those carrying traditional culture. I am sure you can think of something to show yourself, and I can’t wait to see it.”
On the weekend, Wenwen went home. She sat at the table, recalling her teacher’s words. Then while scrolling (刷) through her phone, she spotted a video of a folk artist playing a lively suona piece on a village stage. The comments were full of praise: “This is the voice of our homeland!” Her eyes grew wet. Slowly, she turned her head and saw the dusty box holding her suona.
注意：
（1）续写词数应为150左右；
At that moment, an idea came to her.
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Finally, the big day came.
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参考答案
阅读A：21.A 22.B 23.D
阅读B：24.C 25.D 26.B 27.A
阅读C：28.D 29.C 30.C 31.B
阅读D：32.A 33.D 34.C 35.C
七选五：36.D 37.C 38.F 39.B 40.G
完形填空：41.A 42.C 43.B 44.D 45.C 46.A 47.B 48.C 49.D 50.B 51.C 52.A 53.D 54.A 55.B
语法填空：56.when 57.adaptation 58.creative 59.an 60.as
61.waiting 62.packed 63.frankly 64.represents 65.and
66 应用文范文
Dear Tom,
I’m glad to receive your email. I’d like to recommend Yuan Longping to your column.
Known as the Father of Hybrid Rice, he devoted his whole life to developing high-yield rice. His research helped feed billions of people around the world and relieved global hunger. Besides, he remained modest and kept working in rice fields until his late years. His perseverance and selfless spirit deserve our respect.
Hope my introduction helps you.
Yours,
Li Hua
67 读后续写范文
At that moment, an idea came to her. She decided to play the suona in the competition to show the charm of traditional Chinese music. She took the suona out of the box and wiped off the dust carefully. Every day after piano practice, she spent hours practicing lively and touching suona pieces. At first she was still afraid of being laughed at, yet the warm comments from the folk video encouraged her to stick to it. Her teacher Liu Ying praised her choice and gave her valuable advice on performance skills.
Finally, the big day came. When it was her turn, she walked onto the stage with her suona in hand. As she began to play, clear and lively music filled the hall. All audiences were attracted by the unique sound. When she finished, warm applause burst out. Many classmates came up to admire the beautiful suona music. Wenwen realized traditional instruments were precious treasures and she would carry this art forward bravely.

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