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广西崇左市2025-2026学年高一下学期7月期末英语试题
听力
1. How long will the game last
A．One hour.
B．Two hours.
C．Three hours.
2. What does the woman probably want the man to do
A．Finish his reading.
B．Take out the rubbish.
C．Cook something for her.
3. Why does the woman call the man
A．To ask him about his decision.
B．To give him some work details.
C．To tell him to attend an interview.
4. Where does the conversation probably take place
A．In an office.
B．At the police office.
C．At a clothing store.
5. How many units must the man review over the weekend
A．Five units.
B．Eight units.
C．Ten units.
听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。
6. Who is Lisa probably
A．A shop assistant.
B．The man’s friend.
C．Dominic’s sister.
7. What will the man probably buy for Dominic
A．A toy soldier.
B．A pair of earphones.
C．A rabbit doll.
听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。
8. What makes the woman late for the dinner
A．The long meeting.
B．The car trouble.
C．The heavy traffic.
9. What does the woman want the man to do
A．Give her a ride.
B．Call a customer.
C．Meet her at a bus stop.
听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。
10. Why is the man nervous
A．He isn’t good at driving.
B．He worries about his speech tomorrow.
C．He will have his first class tomorrow.
11. What happened when the man gave a speech last time
A．He forgot to prepare for it.
B．He forgot to thank everyone.
C．He forgot much of his words.
12. What will the speakers do next
A．Listen to a speech.
B．Eat some ice cream.
C．Drive back to school.
听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。
13. What kind of house are the speakers talking about
A．A house with a backyard.
B．A house with two bedrooms.
C．A house with only one bathroom.
14. What does the woman like about the kitchen
A．Its light.
B．Its size.
C．Its equipment.
15. Why does the woman hesitate about the house
A．It’s not in her price range.
B．The neighborhood is noisy.
C．It’s farther from where she works.
16. What is the probable relationship between the speakers
A．Friends.
B．Husband and wife.
C．Father and daughter.
听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。
17. What is the speaker
A．A news reporter.
B．A radio host.
C．An invited guest.
18. In what way has the speaker changed
A．He speaks faster.
B．He gains more weight.
C．He cooks more often.
19. What troubles the speaker besides making friends
A．The local language.
B．The terrible weather.
C．The heavy traffic.
20. What are the French people like in the speaker’s opinion
A．A bit cold.
B．Very generous.
C．Quite friendly.
二、阅读理解
A
Museum volunteer programs offer high school students an opportunity to engage with history, science, and the local community. For teenagers seeking meaningful summer experiences, two outstanding institutional programs are currently accepting applications.
Field Museum Teen Volunteer Program
Designed specifically for current high school students, teen volunteers bring the museum to life for visitors of all ages. Teens must commit to volunteering at least 10 days throughout the entire summer to successfully complete the program and qualify to apply for future year-round volunteering. Teen volunteers spend their days engaging visitors and sharing fascinating science stories throughout the building. While volunteering, teens divide their time between working in the Crown Family PlayLab, where they interact with young learners in a hands-on educational setting, and working in Stanley Field Hall, where they help with educational carts. When helping with these carts, teens show objects and samples from the museum’s rare collections for curious visitors.
Crystal Bridges Family Volunteer Opportunities
Crystal Bridges is currently welcoming family volunteers to join their active team! Children aged 10 to 13 are invited to volunteer alongside a favorite adult in their lives: a parent, a guardian, an aunt, or an older sibling. This program allows the youth to serve the community, connect with family members, and facilitate fun activities for Crystal Bridges guests. All volunteer applicants will receive equal consideration without regard to race, gender, or disability. The museum actively encourages minority volunteer applicants to join the team and enrich the cultural diversity of the institution.
21. Which is required to complete the Field Museum Teen Volunteer Program
A．Volunteering at least 10 days.
B．Sharing stories on weekends.
C．Helping with carts year-round.
D．Working in the museum full-time.
22. Who is qualified to join Crystal Bridges’ team
A．Teens finishing a-month volunteer service.
B．High school seniors seeking college credits.
C．Racial minorities volunteering on their own.
D．Youths aged 10 to 13 with an adult family member.
23. What is the main purpose of the text
A．To describe museum collections and carts.
B．To teach science stories to young learners.
C．To encourage families to visit museums.
D．To invite teens to volunteer at museums.
B
Bertha Ngumbi, my mother, is one of the kindest women I know. However, when I was a child growing up in Kenya with my four siblings (兄弟姐妹), her kindness often annoyed us. Whenever visitors came to our home, whether relatives or strangers, expected or not, my mother would ask us to prepare and serve them black tea. If visitors arrived during lunch or dinner, she would invite them to eat with us, which meant less food for the family. As children, we felt unhappy and sometimes even complained about it.
My sister Faith especially disliked those moments when we had little firewood or when the wood was wet from rain, because making tea became difficult. My sisters and I even believed that some people took advantage of our mother’s generosity by appearing at mealtime.
Years later, after moving to the United States to live and teach, I began to see things differently. My mother’s kindness had deeply influenced me. Even when I struggled myself, I still tried to help relatives, friends, and even strangers. If unexpected visitors came to my house one day, I would warmly offer them tea and food, just as my mother always did.
Wanting to understand the source of her kindness, I asked my mother about it. She explained that she had learned it from her own mother, my grandmother. Growing up in a large family with eight siblings, my mother often returned home from school to discover that some of their lunch had been given away to hungry travelers. Although the children were upset at times, their mother continued helping others whenever she could.
When I asked my mother whether she would have changed if she had known we disliked her generosity, she answered firmly that she would never stop helping people. Today, I fully understand her actions and remain deeply grateful for the compassion (同情) she planted in me.
24. Why did the author dislike unexpected visitors when she was young
A．They interrupted family activities.
B．They always asked for more black tea.
C．Her family had to share meals with them.
D．Her siblings needed to serve them food first.
25. What did the author do after moving to the US
A．She avoided bothering others.
B．She lived a poor life for a long time.
C．She was friendly towards others.
D．She kept complaining about her mother.
26. Why did the author ask her mother about her kindness
A．To understand its origin.
B．To memorize her childhood.
C．To change her mother’s mind.
D．To express her gratitude.
27. How did the author’s attitude to her mother’s kindness change over time
A．From seeing it as a shame to a road map.
B．From not understanding it to valuing it.
C．From supporting it to complaining about it.
D．From taking it lightly to viewing it as a trouble.
C
All but two of Austria’s 96 glaciers (冰川) have retreated (缩小) over the last two years, the monitors in the Alpine country reported on Friday, saying the “dramatic development” highlights the impact of climate change. The latest report from the Austrian Alpine Club shows the Alpeiner Ferner in the western Tyrol region and Stubacher Sonnblickkees in Salzburg to the east are facing the greatest loss, each with a retreat of more than 100 meters (about 328 feet) . The average retreat was more than 20 meters (about 65 feet) .
“The breakdown of the glacier tongue is also progressing at the Pasterze, Austria’s largest glacier, making the results of climate change visible,” the club said in the report covering 2024 and 2025. It added, “The report confirms once again the long-term trend: The glaciers in Austria continue to retreat significantly in length, area, and volume.” Neighboring Switzerland, which is home to the most glaciers in Europe, has noted a similar retreat in its glaciers in recent years, a trend that has been reported around the world.
The retreat of the glaciers in Europe has implications for drinking water, power generation, agriculture, infrastructure, recreational activities, the Alpine landscape and more. “The glaciers are melting, and with every new report, the urgency grows,” club vice president Nicole Slupetzky said. “It’s no longer a question of whether we can still save the glaciers in their old form; it’s about relieving the results for ourselves.”
Poor weather conditions such as low snowfall, warm temperatures including an exceptionally hot June last year— nearly 5 degrees Celsius above the average— have contributed to the retreat, the club said. These factors accelerated the melting of ice. Without a shift in weather patterns, the trend will likely worsen.
Such changes in the Alps should serve as a “wake-up call” for policymakers and the public in their behavior, the club said. It added the current figure was lower than the figure during the previous two years, but still ranked as the eighth-largest retreat in the 135 years of measurements.
28. What can we learn from paragraph 2
A．All the glaciers in Austria have retreated.
B．Glacier retreat is a widespread phenomenon.
C．Pasterze is the largest glacier in Switzerland.
D．People fail to know the results of climate change.
29. Which can explain the underlined word “implications” in paragraph 3
A．Quick solutions.
B．Simple designs.
C．Possible effects.
D．Full explanations.
30. What does paragraph 4 mainly talk about
A．The causes of the glacier retreat.
B．The change of weather patterns.
C．The threats of climate change.
D．The average temperature of Austria.
31. What does the last paragraph stress
A．The current situation is better.
B．The glacier retreat is still serious.
C．Measuring glacier retreat takes time.
D．People’s behavior has changed a lot.
D
San Francisco Bay is one of the busiest waterways in the US. Ferries, cargo ships and tankers cut through its choppy (波浪起伏的) waters every day. Unfortunately, they share the bay with an unexpected visitor: gray whales searching for food.
Last year, 21 dead gray whales were found in the Bay Area, with at least 40% killed by ship strikes. Scientists believe the real number is even higher, since many bodies sink before being found. At least 10 more have died in the Bay Area so far this year.
The problem is getting worse because climate change has fundamentally changed gray whale migration patterns and feeding behaviors, forcing many starving whales to travel into San Francisco Bay in search of food. This presents significant dangers to whales that were previously able to avoid such busy ocean areas. The choppy bay conditions often make whales nearly invisible to ship crews, creating dangerous situations where strikes become likely.
To solve this crisis, researchers have launched WhaleSpotter, an AI-powered detection network that scans the bay to track them day and night. Using cameras installed on islands and ships, the system spots whale blows and heat signatures up to 2 nautical miles (海里) away. Researchers say the system’s biggest advantage is constant monitoring. Unlike human observers, these cameras can operate through the night and in foggy conditions, which are common in the bay.
When a whale is detected, AI automatically flags the sighting, which is then confirmed by trained marine mammal observers before warnings are sent via radio to ship operators. This allows ships to slow down or change course when whales are nearby. “They’ll be able to make adjustments before they get anywhere close,” said Thomas Hall, director of operations for San Francisco Bay Ferry.
The network is the first to directly combine land-based and ship detection with official ship warnings. Scientists hope to add more cameras on the Golden Gate Bridge and Alcatraz, expanding coverage across the entire bay and creating safer waters for these endangered creatures.
32. What has led to gray whales entering San Francisco Bay
A．Fewer natural enemies in the bay.
B．The shortage of their original food sources.
C．Climate-caused changes in reproducing habits.
D．The abundance of food created by shipping activities.
33. Why are many gray whales killed by ship strikes in San Francisco Bay
A．No monitoring system existed before.
B．Marine mammal observers refuse to work at night.
C．Heavy traffic and poor visibility work together.
D．Climate change has worsened the foggy conditions.
34. What can we learn about WhaleSpotter
A．It replaces human observers.
B．It allows ships to react early.
C．It communicates directly with ship operators.
D．It covers the whole San Francisco Bay area.
35. What can be inferred about the future of gray whales in San Francisco Bay
A．Their chances of survival will likely increase.
B．They will grow rapidly in population.
C．Their living environment will improve.
D．They will no longer be threatened by ship strikes.
七选五
The Internet, a vast, active and ever-changing network of information, can also hold hidden dangers. From password dealers to potential harmful software, using it safely can feel like a challenging task. ____36____. They turn you into a smart user, ready to enter the online world with confidence and security.
____37____
Your phone number, home address, account passwords are the keys to your virtual life. Giving them away can make you an easy target of cheats, identity theft, and worse. The Internet, where people can hide behind fake names, often allows lies to grow. What seems like a harmless chat could be a wolf in sheep’s clothing.
Use strong and unique passwords
Using strong passwords for your accounts is key to staying safe online. A strong password acts like a strong lock on the door to your digital life, preventing hackers from gaining access. ____38____
Think before you share
A picture may be worth a thousand words, but online, it can paint a target on your back. Sharing photos with strangers is risky, especially those revealing too much. ____39____. Remember, once something is online, it’s almost impossible to truly erase.
Use a secure web browser (浏览器)
____40____. It interprets and displays web pages, serving as the first line of defense against harmful content. Choosing one with built-in features like ad blocking strengthens your initial barrier.
A．Be aware of evil attackers
B．Protect your personal information
C．It helps protect your personal and sensitive information
D．This can lead to privacy risks and being taken advantage of
E．These practices equip you with necessary Internet safety tips
F．Your web browser is the gateway to the ocean of online world
G．It’s a smart idea to change your web browser every three months
二、完形填空
Brody Ridder was an extremely shy 6th-grade student who rarely socialized with his classmates. He was feeling very sad because almost none of his classmates would sign his autograph book (签名册). ____41____ two teachers, no one had written in his book. ____42____, Brody decided to write a ____43____ to himself on the empty pages: “Hope you make some more friends.”
When his mother saw the blank pages, she was very sad. She ____44____ a photo of the autograph page online. The post quickly drew a lot of ____45____ from the local community. The post soon was ____46____ by three 11th-grade students at the nearby high school. They immediately made a plan to ____47____ the young boy. Even though they had never met Brody, they ____48____ many of their friends to visit Brody’s school the very next day.
The high school teens walked into the classroom and greeted Brody ____49____. They took turns writing in his autograph book, leaving long paragraphs full of advice. Seeing the older students giving Brody so much attention completely ____50____ the situation in his classroom. Soon, Brody’s ____51____ — who didn’t give their signatures at first — began to ____52____ and sign his autograph book as well.
Brody later expressed how much the kind ____53____ meant to him, saying, “It just made me feel better as a person on the inside.” His mother was very ____54____ for the great kindness started by the older students, reflecting that there is still a lot of ____55____ for people.
41. A．Due to B．Apart from C．Instead of D．As for
42. A．Angry B．Confused C．Heartbroken D．Anxious
43. A．note B．poem C．letter D．song
44. A．checked B．copied C．searched D．posted
45. A．inspiration B．attention C．trouble D．fun
46. A．noticed B．written C．ignored D．forgotten
47. A．teach B．punish C．support D．interview
48. A．gathered B．ordered C．reminded D．allowed
49. A．unwillingly B．nervously C．proudly D．warmly
50. A．recognized B．accepted C．changed D．controlled
51. A．friends B．neighbors C．coworkers D．classmates
52. A．come forward B．give up C．set off D．turn down
53. A．comment B．act C．invitation D．face
54. A．sorry B．famous C．grateful D．ready
55. A．time B．hope C．money D．advice
三、语法填空
阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。
Online culture develops fast these days. A wild new trend named Becoming Chinese ____56____ (take) social media by storm and has been popular globally ever since 2026. It all started with a short and funny online video ____57____ (create) by a Chinese-American blogger, ____58____ playfully joked about turning foreign viewers into “Chinese” for one whole day.
In her video, she shared super ordinary Chinese daily habits: drinking warm water instead of iced drinks, wearing slippers at home, ____59____ eating hot porridge for breakfast ____60____ (regular). Little did she know, this casual video would go viral, ____61____ (cause) a global wave of people trying out Chinese-style lifestyles.
Foreign netizens are posting their own ____62____ (version) of “being Chinese”: drinking goji berry tea, practicing Baduanjin, and putting their feet in hot water before bed.
Many of them say these small habits make them feel ____63____ (healthy) and more relaxed, far better than their previous fast-paced and cold lifestyles.
This trend isn’t about changing national identity at all; it’s just young people falling in love with the gentle and healthy ____64____ (wise) of Chinese culture.
It’s a lovely sign that Chinese daily culture is winning hearts worldwide, one small warm habit at ____65____ time.
四、书面表达66
假定你是李华，上个月你和家人一起观看了端午龙舟赛。请给你的外国朋友 Chris 写一封邮件分享这次经历，内容包括:
(1)比赛过程;
(2)收获和感受。
注意：
(1)写作词数应为80个左右;
(2)请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
Dear Chris,
____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Yours,
Li Hua
五、读后续写67
Joey was a fourteen-year-old boy who was found to have a special developmental disorder that greatly influenced his daily life and communication with other people. Because of this problem, he found it very hard to show his love through body contact. Ever since he was little, he never held his mother Amanda’s hand, and he never let her give him a soft hug or kiss before he went to bed.
Joey felt extremely tired and stressed in social environments, and it was nearly impossible for him to make new friends. For this reason, Joey usually stayed alone in his bedroom in his free time, with little connection to the outside world.
Although Joey had great difficulty getting along with people, he had kept asking his mother for a dog for a long time. As a single mother raising three sons, Amanda strongly wished to cheer her son up and help him build connections with others. She started to look for local animal rescue centers online carefully, hoping that a pet could help her son open up little by little.
One afternoon, when she was browsing a pet rescue website, she saw a picture of Roxy — a kind and lovely dog waiting quietly for a new home. Roxy always looked happy, with a special walking posture and bright warm eyes. Amanda had heard different opinions about this kind of dog, but she firmly believed that such dogs, just like teenagers with developmental difficulties, were often not truly understood by most people.
Amanda drove to the animal rescue center in Los Angeles at once and finished all the adoption procedures. She felt a little worried but very hopeful that a faithful partner could finally help Joey step out of his closed world.
The workers at the center gave her the rope for walking Roxy. The dog shook her tail happily, ready for her new life. On her way home, Amanda kept thinking about how her son would react to this lovely and energetic surprise waiting for him at their home.
注意：
(1)续写词数应为150个左右;
(2)请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
When Amanda brought Roxy home, something unbelievable happened.
____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Over the next few weeks, Joey and Roxy became inseparable.
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参考答案
听力1-20
阅读理解21-35
21.A 22.D 23.D
24.C 25.C 26.A 27.B
28.B 29.C 30.A 31.B
32.B 33.C 34.B 35.A
七选五36-40
36.E 37.B 38.C 39.D 40.F
完形填空41-55
41.B 42.C 43.A 44.D 45.B
46.A 47.C 48.A 49.D 50.C
51.D 52.A 53.B 54.C 55.B
语法填空56-65
56.has taken 57.created 58.who 59.and 60.regularly
61.causing 62.versions 63.healthier 64.wisdom 65.a
66范文
Dear Chris,
I’m writing to share my wonderful experience of watching dragon boat races with my family last month.
Dozens of teams competed fiercely on the river. Rowers paddled in perfect rhythm while crowds cheered loudly along the bank. The lively atmosphere impressed me deeply.
I learned the races honor ancient poet Qu Yuan. I was touched by the players’ teamwork and proud of our traditional culture.
Yours,
Li Hua
67范文
When Amanda brought Roxy home, something unbelievable happened. Seeing the dog, Joey, who always stayed alone, walked forward slowly instead of hiding away. Roxy wagged its tail and rubbed against his hand softly. To Amanda’s surprise, Joey didn’t pull back. He gently stroked Roxy’s fur and a faint smile appeared on his face. It was the first time Joey accepted physical contact from a living creature.
Over the next few weeks, Joey and Roxy became inseparable. Roxy accompanied him everywhere. Every day Joey took it for walks and chatted to it. Gradually, Joey changed a lot. He began to greet neighbors and classmates outside. Thanks to Roxy, Joey walked out of his lonely world and became much more outgoing.

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