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江西赣州市2025-2026学年度第二学期期末考试高一英语试卷
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一、阅读理解
When the Bay Area becomes the center of the sports world, we step outside and become part of it. From the rolling hills of Marin to the rough coastline of San Mateo, the Golden Gate National Recreation Area (GGNRA) is your stadium, built for movement, play, and connection.
Recharge with your family and friends in the GGNRA．It has 37 different national park sites, so visitors can choose activities that suit them. Special equipment is also provided for visitors with disabilities, so everyone can get onto the playing fields.
Whether you’re training like a professional or trying to get a little stronger each day, the GGNRA is the perfect home field.
Why Parks Are the Perfect Training Ground
Spending time outdoors is not only good for your mood but also good for your body. Research shows time in nature can lower stress, boost energy, and improve heart health. Fresh air, scenic views, and varied landscapes make every outing a win for your well-being.
Tips and Tricks for the Perfect Park Play
Drink and fuel up: Bring water and snacks for energy.
Check what you wear: Comfortable shoes and clothes make all the difference.
Know your route: Check trail maps and conditions before you go.
Mix it up: Switch between hiking, biking, and scenic walks for variety.
Step onto nature’s playing field. The Service Department is here to help you make the most of your stadium. Below, find your parks game plan: easy, medium, and challenging activities for everybody to enjoy the parks this season.
Easy: Short walks, gentle trails, picnics.
Medium: Moderate hikes or bike rides, heart rate up but not maxed out.
Challenging: Long trails, steep climbs, long-distance routes.
1．What makes the GGNRA suitable for different visitors
A．Free lessons and sports training. B．Bay Area views and open fields.
C．Rough coastline and rolling hills. D．Various sites and special equipment.
2．Why is “Mix it up” recommended
A．For convenience. B．For variety. C．For comfort. D．For safety.
3．Where is the text most probably taken from
A．A park guide. B．A news report. C．A personal blog. D．A science magazine.
As China continuously advances its efforts in polar scientific research, more female researchers from various fields are actively joining expeditions (探险) and making great contributions, in spite of many difficulties along the way. One of them is Gong Huijia, who has dreamed of sailing on the sea since childhood.
Gong Huijia, 41, works as a devoted teacher at Shanghai Maritime University. She is also one of those who have made their dreams come true. Serving as a pilot of the Chinese icebreaker (破冰船) Xuelong, she has joined polar expeditions twice. She faced very cold weather and dangerous sea conditions, helping the ship move safely through the icy waters.
Compared to other members in different positions on the team, such as those in the medical team, Gong faced much more pressure and much bigger daily challenges on board. As an icebreaker pilot, she and her teammates needed to stay focused, make quick and correct decisions, choose the right paths, and travel through extreme weather conditions. “Piloting the Xuelong was not easy,” says Gong. “We have four pilots on our team, and each works a shift to keep the icebreaker going. We also have to adapt to polar time and the non-stop sound of ice breaking. My body clock was a total mess.”
Gong clearly remembers many exciting moments during her journeys. It was difficult to tell how thick the ice was in cold sea areas. The captain sometimes got very nervous after a wrong guess, and the ship would get stuck. “The bodies of women and men are different, but the ocean and the rules at sea treat everyone the same. We have to face the challenges, and I’m really grateful for the experience because it has helped me improve my skills,” says Gong.
The experience from the expeditions has helped Gong realize her childhood dream. And she will continue the exploration, ready to face up to unknown difficulties.
4．What do we know about Gong Huijia from paragraph 2
A．She studied polar bears. B．She offered medical care.
C．She guided the expedition ship. D．She led the expedition team.
5．What affected Gong’s body clock
A．The bad weather conditions. B．Her serious physical injuries.
C．The work of the medical team. D．Polar time and ice-breaking noise.
6．Which of the following best describes Gong Huijia
A．Creative and careful. B．Active and generous.
C．Determined and professional. D．Brave and humorous.
7．What can we learn from Gong Huijia’s story
A．Failure is the mother of success. B．Where there’s a will, there’s a way.
C．Actions speak louder than words. D．A friend in need is a friend indeed.
In Altadena, Los Angeles County, a heated discussion is taking place over tree removal after a wildfire. The local government says it is for safety reasons — the dead branches could be dangerous. However, residents (居民) strongly question the cutting down of so many trees and complain about the lack of clear information. They see fully grown trees as important for the community’s living environment and natural protection.
The Department of Public Works first checked over 3,000 trees, then focused on 200, and now plans to remove about 60 eucalyptus trees (桉树) soon. But the local people say they were given almost no warning before the cutting. District tree expert Norik Sahak supports the removals, saying these trees show clear “signs of dead branches” and poor health.
However, many people do not accept this explanation. Eighty-five-year-old Eva Story, who watched the trees grow for 55 years, insists (坚持认为) they looked healthy. Landscape designer Wynne Wilson questions why a single dead branch should lead to cutting down a whole tree. Tree expert Rebecca Latta stresses the trees’ important role: they lower temperatures by up to 5 degrees and provide key protection against wind. This issue is becoming more serious as the area faces dry weather and seasonal dry winds that increase wildfire risks.
The argument extends from post-fire safety to development pressure. Fully grown trees on newly sold pieces of land have been cleared for building, worrying local people who fear losing the area’s special feel. Opinions are divided: some support the removals, fearing fallen trees; others fear that quick action will cause the loss of natural protection.
In the end, the argument shows a larger problem: balancing immediate safety against the long-term health of the environment. As Iris Gonzalez, a local person, asked, “What will happen when the dry winds return if we don’t have the protections we had ” The answer depends on finding a way that balances the risk against people’s deep connection to the place.
8．Why are residents against cutting down the trees
A．They fear dead branches may fall. B．They complain about unclear information.
C．They support the government’s quick action. D．They value the trees’ role in the community.
9．Why does Norik Sahak mention “dead branches” in paragraph 2
A．To explain missing signs. B．To promise to save all trees.
C．To support the cutting plan. D．To question local government.
10．What does the underlined word “extends” mean in paragraph 4
A．Spreads. B．Rises. C．Drops. D．Escapes.
11．What is the main idea of the last paragraph
A．Safety and environment both matter. B．Immediate safety is the top concern.
C．Cutting trees causes bigger problems. D．Environmental health should come first.
Motorcycle helmets (头盔) are key pieces of equipment: they protect the head, helping prevent head injuries and deaths. In 2019, around 1,872 lives were saved by motorcycle helmets in the US alone. They protect riders not only from road accidents, but also from wind and insects.
Today’s motorcycle helmets are lighter, smoother and even smarter. With Bluetooth-connected speakers and microphones, riders can have smartphone conversations safely while riding. Sound is delivered through built-in speakers, while a microphone uses simple AI technology to focus on the rider’s speech and block out the noisy and disturbing sounds of the road.
Cameras can also be found in some advanced helmets. One example is the Sena Phantom smart helmet. It has a camera fixed on the chin (下巴) part, recording what the rider sees. This device offers useful evidence after a traffic accident to help figure out the cause of a crash and who is responsible for the accident. Additionally, the camera can record exciting riding skills and beautiful natural landscapes during outdoor fun rides. To use the camera safely, riders can easily start or stop recording through simple voice orders.
Helmet screens have a unique design to reduce eye tiredness by blocking strong sunlight when riding in the direction of the sun. The color of some screens can change with light: they will turn dark on sunny days and become clear when light becomes weak.
Before the 1970s, motorcycle helmets were made of leather or thin plastic with little protective power. Now, modern production methods and strong new materials greatly improve helmet quality. Special inner parts are used to take in and reduce the force of a crash. As a result, today’s helmets perfectly combine safety, smart functions and comfort with the latest technology.
12．How does the author show helmets can save lives in paragraph 1
A．By providing data. B．By defining a concept.
C．By describing features. D．By making a comparison.
13．What is one of the functions of the helmet’s camera
A．Increasing speed. B．Recording voice. C．Offering evidence. D．Avoiding accidents.
14．What can be inferred about the design of helmet screens
A．It focuses on rider comfort. B．It shows the latest technology.
C．It improves the rider’s eyesight. D．It makes the helmet fashionable.
15．What is the best title for the text
A．AI Technology in Helmets B．Safer Motorcycle Riding
C．Motorcycle Helmets’ History D．Safer and Smarter Helmets
Should You Exercise Before Eating
Some people like to exercise on an empty stomach, often in the morning. The idea is simple: without new food, the body has to use its stored energy. This practice has become popular among people who want to burn more fat. 16
When you haven’t eaten for 8 to 12 hours, your body turns more to stored fat for fuel. 17 Your body’s blood sugar level is low after a night’s sleep, which encourages fat cells to release fatty acids (脂肪酸). This state makes fasted (空腹的) morning exercise attractive for those who want to burn more fat during their workout.
18 During light activities like walking, your body burns a higher percentage of fat. But when you exercise harder, things are different. Hard activities such as high-speed running or lifting heavy things require quick energy from stored carbs (碳水化合物) instead. If you push too hard on an empty stomach without enough stored energy, you may feel weak or dizzy, which can hurt your performance.
More importantly, burning more fat during a workout does not necessarily mean you will lose more body fat over time. 19 Studies have found that some people eat more later in the day or move less because they feel tired. Over a full day, the extra fat burned in the morning may not help much, leading to little or no difference in overall fat loss.
Scientists agree that fasted workouts change how the body uses fuel. But fat loss depends on more than that. What matters is total fat burned across days and weeks, not just during a single workout. 20 Look at the big picture over days and weeks.
A．So eat a little before exercising.
B．However, the type of exercise matters.
C．What kind of ways can help to burn more fat
D．So focus on balancing your fat intake and burning.
E．What exactly happens when you exercise before eating
F．Your body may burn less fat at rest or make you hungrier.
G．This is because your body has less ready-to-use energy from food.
二、完形填空
As the semester ends, homework piles up and it’s easy to feel stressed. Whenever I try to relax, the pressure of achieving nothing 21 me. So, I often 22 social media. However, these short videos and posts don’t truly refresh me — they just create a 23 that leaves me more tired.
To 24 this cycle, I decided to try meditation (冥想). I found a free 10-minute guided 25 on YouTube about “letting go”. At first, it was 26 to sit still, but I learned to notice my thoughts without getting 27 in them. Afterwards, I felt calmer and more focused.
This attempt led me to seek a 28 practice. Later, I tried a class at a local yoga studio. Holding positions for minutes at a time in a quiet room was at first 29 , but became a calming exercise in 30 . Although I felt calmer later, I do not think you must 31 for a class to have this experience. Meditation is an ancient practice 32 accessible to everyone, through your own mind or YouTube.
Now, I have 33 the power to keep going. I focus better while studying, take better care of myself, and 34 spend less time on social media. Allowing thoughts to come and go is only frightening until you give yourself time to think. I hope continuing this 35 can make final exams less stressful.
21．A．troubles B．escapes C．changes D．drives
22．A．adapt to B．add to C．turn to D．stick to
23．A．cycle B．habit C．trend D．duty
24．A．break B．keep C．analyze D．ignore
25．A．report B．video C．test D．review
26．A．possible B．hard C．pleasant D．common
27．A．interested B．experienced C．lost D．settled
28．A．social B．free C．private D．physical
29．A．simple B．familiar C．exciting D．challenging
30．A．summary B．patience C．memory D．movement
31．A．wish B．care C．prepare D．pay
32．A．newly B．merely C．readily D．hardly
33．A．shown B．regained C．demanded D．lowered
34．A．luckily B．quickly C．easily D．naturally
35．A．practice B．excuse C．goal D．reminder
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。
The Luoyang Peony (牡丹) Festival is a yearly cultural flower celebration 36 (hold) in Luoyang, Henan province, China. Known as the “Thousand-year Imperial Capital, Peony City,” Luoyang is closely related to the peony flower, 37 has become a symbol of richness, beauty, and cultural heritage. The origins can date back 38 the Tang Dynasty. According to legend, Empress Wu Zetian ordered all flowers to bloom during winter. While most flowers obeyed, the peonies refused, leading the queen to drive them away to Luoyang.
The modern event started with the first Luoyang Peony Fair in 1983 and 39 (be) a yearly celebration ever since. 40 was then recognized as a national intangible cultural heritage in 2008. What is highly 41 (impress) is the amazing show of over 800 species and 130,000 plants. The streets are decorated with peony-themed 42 (item). Visitors can enjoy cultural performances, including traditional Chinese music and local dances.
Besides, the festival has 43 (significant) driven the local economic growth. For example, a recent festival drew over 26 million visitors and brought in 24 billion yuan. It has also promoted peony-related industries, such as peony china and tea. During the festival, visitors can explore Luoyi city, 44 reconstructed historical site. For those 45 (seek) a better experience, wearing “hanfu” is a popular activity.
四、书信写作
46．假设你是李华，上周日你班组织了一次社区公益劳动。请你为校英文报“Footprints of Youth”栏目写一篇短文分享这次经历，内容包括：
1.活动的基本情况与过程；
2.感受与收获。
注意：
1.写作词数应为80左右；
2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
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五、书面表达
47．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。
Beco was always energetic and longed for speed, yet he had trouble keeping his balance and he fell a lot. His parents, however, loved their kind and funny boy just as he was.
Beco shared a close bond with his father through their love of vehicles. They drove Jeeps on their farm and Beco often visited his dad’s car factory. Watching racing on TV, Beco would sigh, “I wish I could go fast like that!”
His dream moved forward when his parents gifted him a toy Jeep. At first, he could hardly keep the toy Jeep steady, but his father taught him to slow down, hold the wheel firmly, and trust himself. Gradually, he drove it very fast, feeling an exciting sense of freedom and growing confidence. His skills improved greatly. He covered his walls with racing posters, really wanting to drive something with a real engine.
One summer, an idea came to him when he noticed the key in his father’s Jeep. As he reached for it, his father gently stopped him with a laugh. Gently, his father proposed, “Let’s build a go-kart (微型赛车) for you instead!”
For weeks, they worked in the garage (车库). His father put together all the parts of the kart while Beco excitedly helped. Finally, the kart was ready. With a helmet on, Beco started. He went down the driveway, excited by the noise, the smell, and the wind rushing past him. After several rounds, he shouted, “This is the BEST!” His father added a rule: “Remember, you can only drive it if you keep doing well at school!” From then on, Beco studied hard, encouraged by his love of driving.
The following month, a racing competition would be held in the town. It was a small race for young beginners. “I want to take part in it!” Beco announced. Knowing Beco had practiced hard every day, they agreed.
Finally, the big day came. At the racetrack (跑道), however, his excitement turned to worry, seeing some bigger boys in their karts. One boy joked, “Is this kindergarten day ” The laughter that followed made Beco’s cheeks burn red.
注意：
1．续写词数应为150左右；
2．请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
Beco sat in his kart, waiting for the race to start.
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As Beco was trying to speed up on a turn, another kart knocked into him.
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《江西赣州市2025-2026学年度第二学期期末考试高一英语试卷》参考答案
题号 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
答案 D B A C D C B D C A
题号 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
答案 A A C A D E G B F D
题号 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30
答案 A C A A B B C D D B
题号 31 32 33 34 35
答案 D C B D A
1．D 2．B 3．A
4．C 5．D 6．C 7．B
8．D 9．C 10．A 11．A
12．A 13．C 14．A 15．D
16．E 17．G 18．B 19．F 20．D
21．A 22．C 23．A 24．A 25．B 26．B 27．C 28．D 29．D 30．B 31．D 32．C 33．B 34．D 35．A
36．held 37．which 38．to 39．has been 40．It 41．impressive 42．items 43．significantly 44．a 45．seeking
46．参考范文
Last Sunday, our class organized a community service event to clean up the community park. Armed with gloves and trash bags, we worked in teams to pull weeds and collect litter scattered on the lawns and paths.
What touched me most was seeing an elderly resident join us. He didn’t say much but quietly picked up plastic bottles near a bench. His simple act reminded me that caring for our shared environment is everyone’s duty, not just a task for a day.
Through this hands-on experience, I realized that labor is not only about physical effort. It connects us with our community and gives us a real sense of achievement. True happiness sometimes comes from contributing to something bigger than ourselves.
47．
Beco sat in his kart, waiting for the race to start. Feeling very nervous, he tried hard to focus on the track ahead. Soon, the green flag was waved, and all the karts rushed forward at full speed. His kart skidded a little, and several racers sped past quickly. But Beco didn’t want to fall behind! When the road became straight, he drove faster and passed another racer. The older kids tried to knock him off the track, but he controlled the wheel carefully and avoided their attacks. Little by little, Beco overtook the drivers in front of him.
As Beco was trying to speed up on a turn, another kart knocked into him. The crash made his kart spin around. The whole world seemed to turn as his kart ran into the tyres by the side of the track. However, he calmed down quickly and tried his best to guide the kart back onto the track. He kept driving until he crossed the finish line. He had a big smile on his face. It didn’t matter that he didn’t win the race. He loved driving, and he hoped to become the fastest boy in the world one day.

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