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河南新乡市
2025-2026学年高一下学期多校联考英语期末试卷
第一部分 听力（满分30分）
第一节（共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分7.5分）
听下面5段对话。每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给A、B、C三个选项选出最佳选项。每段对话仅读一遍。
1. How old is Alice
A．16.
B．17.
C．18.
2. How did the woman get the backpack
A．She bought it.
B．She got it as a prize.
C．She received it from her friend.
3. Who is probably the man
A．A doctor.
B．A coach.
C．A teacher.
4. Where is Tom probably
A．At the office.
B．At Mary’s home.
C．At a supermarket.
5. What is the conversation mainly about
A．The color of the design.
B．A piece of clothing.
C．The size of the clothes.
第二节（共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）
听下面5段对话或独白，每段材料后有若干小题，选出最佳选项。
听下面一段对话，回答6、7小题。
6. When did the man start his new job
A．One week ago.
B．One and a half months ago.
C．Two months ago.
7. What advantage does the man’s new job have over his previous one
A．A higher pay.
B．A more modern office.
C．A shorter journey to work.
听下面一段对话，回答8、9、10小题。
8. What is the relationship between the speakers
A．Old classmates.
B．Colleagues.
C．Family members.
9. Who is the woman going to have dinner with
A．Mike.
B．Sarah.
C．Emma.
10. What is the man going to do next
A．Play basketball.
B．Greet a friend.
C．Hang out with Emma.
听下面一段对话，回答11、12、13小题。
11. Where does the conversation probably take place
A．At the check-in desk.
B．At the boarding gate.
C．On the airplane.
12. Why does the man take out the coal
A．To wear it during the flight.
B．To exchange it for another object.
C．To reduce the weight of his orange bag.
13. What do we know about the man
A．He has lost one bag.
B．He will board at Gate 11.
C．He is charged an extra fee.
听下面一段对话，回答14、15、16、17小题。
14. What is Emily Davis’ job title now
A．A founder of a school.
B．A headmaster.
C．A researcher.
15. How does Emily Davis feel about her new job role
A．Confused.
B．Confident.
C．Anxious.
16. Why is the National Teaching Award held
A．To find the best teaching staff.
B．To encourage creative approaches to teaching.
C．To popularize the use of advanced equipment.
17. What worries Emily most about education’s future
A．Students’ dependency on technology.
B．The number of registered students.
C．Access to technology resources.
听下面一段独白，回答18、19、20小题。
18. With whom does the speaker enjoy going on hikes
A．Good friends.
B．Park workers.
C．Local guides.
19. What are the listeners asked to do
A．Bring an extra cellphone.
B．Wear proper clothes.
C．Take first aid training.
20. What is the purpose of the speaker
A．To present measures to protect a park.
B．To exchange hiking experiences.
C．To provide advice for a journey.
第二部分 阅读理解（满分50分）
A
Fascinating Parks to Explore
Are you looking for unusual outdoor experiences These four fascinating parks offer something special for every traveler, combining natural beauty with unique charm.
Sunny Blossom Park: A Flower Lover’s Delight
Sunny Blossom Park, located in the city center of London, is famous for its seasonal flower shows. Every spring, thousands of flowers create a colorful carpet, attracting photography lovers. It also has a small lake where visitors can rent boats and enjoy the quiet scenery. It’s open from 8:00-18:00 daily, with free entry for kids under 12.
Mountain View Park: Hiking & Picnicking
Mountain View Park in Canada sits at the foot of Green Hill. It features well-built hiking trails （小路） of different difficulties, suitable for both beginners and experienced hikers. At the top of the trail, you can get a bird’s-eye view of the whole city. There are also well-equipped cooking areas in the outdoors, perfect for family trips. A small fee is required for trail use.
Coral Water Park: Coastal Fun
Coral Water Park in Australia is a coastal gem （宝石）. With clear water and soft sand, it’s suitable for swimming and beach games. The park also has a sea life center, where visitors can learn about local sea creatures. It’s open from 9:00-19:00 in summer. Due to its growing popularity and limited ability of receiving visitors to ensure a comfortable and safe experience for every guest, advance booking is recommended on weekends.
Maple Forest Park: Autumn Magic
Maple Forest Park in the US is a perfect place for autumn lovers. When October comes, the maple leaves turn bright red and gold, creating a magical scene. The park offers guided walks to introduce the history of the forest. It closes earlier in winter, so check the official website for. updated hours before visiting.
21. Which park is free for children
A．Sunny Blossom Park.
B．Mountain View Park.
C．Coral Water Park.
D．Maple Forest Park.
22. What can visitors do in Mountain View Park
A．Rent a small boat.
B．Watch flower shows.
C．Learn about sea creatures.
D．Have a picnic outside.
23. Why should visitors book Coral Water Park in advance on weekends
A．It offers fee discounts.
B．It can hold limited visitors.
C．It has strict booking rules.
D．It has long lines for on-site ticketing.
B
I am Bristol Joseph,13 years old. I grew up in a family that was very interested in gardening and being outdoors. One day, my mom and I found out that the monarch butterfly （帝王蝶） population was diminishing, so we decided to help. We did some research and learned that milkweeds are the only plants that monarch babies eat. That’s when I got the idea to start selling milkweed to help the monarchs. Then I was 11 years old.
I grow the milkweed plants, and people plant them in their yards. Then more butterflies are able to find food. I’ve been selling the plants around my community, at kids’ festivals and other events. Over the years, I’ve won a few awards that helped me out with some money. One of the awards even made me run a nonprofit.
The hardest part of getting started was building good business—getting a good group of people to come and buy the plants. I also had to speak up for myself and get my work out there.
The most important thing I’ve learned through this experience is to keep working hard. Even when things aren’t going your way, keep working hard and continue to help the environment.
If people want to help butterflies at home, they can plant milkweed and other native plants. They need to make sure they’re planting the right milkweed for their area. Also, don’t use pesticides, because they can hurt butterflies. People can even let a patch （小片） of grass grow wild to let native weeds and flowers come up.
I definitely believe that kids can make an amazing impact on the world. Even though we are kids, we can make a big difference. A small idea can turn into something amazing. With the monarch butterflies, I didn’t know if many people would be interested, but there turned out to be a lot of interest.
24. What does the underlined word “diminishing” probably mean in paragraph 1
A．Increasing. B．Maintaining. C．Contacting. D．Reducing.
25. What can be inferred about Bristol’s business at first
A．It was located in a public garden.
B．It won widespread praise immediately.
C．It faced difficulties attracting customers.
D．It got help from a nonprofit organization.
26. What does Bristol suggest people do to help butterflies
A．Grow non-native flowers in gardens.
B．Use chemicals to kill harmful insects.
C．Plant milkweed and avoid using pesticides.
D．Remove wild grass to keep the yard tidy.
27. What is Bristol’s attitude toward kids’ role in making a difference
A．Doubtful. B．Hopeful. C．Unclear. D．Worried.
C
In the age of globalization today, different cultures are interacting more than ever before. While this has brought about many positive exchanges, it has also put some unique cultures at risk. Anthropologists who study human race, and cultural preservationists are working hard to protect cultural practices that are in danger of disappearing.
“Globalization has led to more uniform （一致的） cultures in some ways,” said Dr. Elena Rodriguez, a professor at the University of Cambridge. “Popular culture, driven by media and the Internet, often weakens the influence of local and traditional cultures. We need to understand the possible effects of this trend （趋势） and find ways to protect the cultural heritage that makes each community unique.”
Using a large database of cultural practices from around the world, Dr. Rodriguez and her team studied how cultural traditions are passed down through generations and how they adapt to modern influences. They discovered some cultural practices are more adaptable than others. For example, traditional festivals with strong community participation tend to survive better, while some niche （小众的） handicraft-making skills are at risk of being lost due to a lack of younger generations interested in learning them.
Another significant factor affecting cultural diversity is urbanization （城市化）. As people move from rural areas to cities, they often leave behind some of their traditional ways of life. “In urban environments, there is a trend to adopt more mainstream cultural standards,” said Dr. Rodriguez. “This doesn’t mean rural cultures are not good, but rather that the pull of modern urban living can weaken the uniqueness of traditional cultures.”
So, what can be done to protect cultural diversity “Education is key,” Dr. Rodriguez noted. “By teaching younger generations about the value of their cultural heritage in schools, we can develop a sense of pride and responsibility.”
Moreover, governments and international organizations can support cultural protection projects. This can include providing funding for cultural festivals, popularizing local languages, and protecting historical sites. Cultural tourism projects can be designed to introduce people to lesser-known cultural traditions all over the world.
28. What effects does globalization have on cultures according to paragraph 1
A．It has more positive effects.
B．It has little impact on cultures.
C．It brings about a mixed bag.
D．It helps protect traditional cultures.
29. What does Dr. Rodriguez’s study mainly focus on
A．How cultural standards are influenced and changed.
B．How traditional festivals are celebrated and protected.
C．How handicraft-making skills are taught and learned.
D．How cultural traditions are handed down and survive.
30. What does Dr. Rodriguez think is the key to protecting cultural diversity
A．Designing cultural tourism projects.
B．Educating the young generations.
C．Providing funds for cultural festivals.
D．Teaching local languages at schools.
31. What is a suitable title for the text
A．Protecting Cultural Diversity: A Global Mission
B．Respecting Cultural Globalization: A Shared Belief
C．Observing Traditional Festivals: A Wide Celebration
D．Understanding Traditional Cultures: A Basic Requirement
D
Exciting news from the University of Waterloo! A team of devoted researchers, led by PhD student Wei Wei, has made a remarkable discovery that holds the potential to change plastic waste into acetic acid （醋酸）, using the power of sunlight.
Dr. Yimin Wu, a professor at the university, shared their inspiring vision, saying, “Our goal was to solve the plastic pollution challenge by changing microplastic waste into high-value products using sunlight.” This mission is especially significant as plastic waste, particularly microplastics, has spread across ecosystems worldwide, raising serious concerns about its impact on both wildlife and human health.
With global plastic recycling rates still falling behind, this research team has stepped up to the challenge. They have developed a bio-inspired photocatalysis （光催化） method using special iron atoms （铁原子）. This technology copies how certain fungi （真菌） break down organic matter, showing the creativity of nature.
When placed under sunlight, the material drives a series of chemical reactions that change plastic into acetic acid with high selectivity. The reaction takes place in water, which is particularly important for addressing plastic pollution in waters.
The study shows that this method can effectively produce acetic acid from common plastics and it works well even with mixed plastic types. This adaptability makes the approach a promising replacement to traditional plastic burning, supporting eco-friendly use of materials and offering a fresh strategy for upcycling.
Roy Brouwer, coauthor of the research, stresses the benefits of this innovation, noting, “In terms of business and society, the financial and economic benefits related to this innovation seem promising.”
The research findings also open up exciting new ways for directly addressing microplastics. By breaking down plastics at the chemical level, this process could play an important role in preventing the build-up of microplastics in our water systems.
While still at the laboratory stage, the team expects that this approach could be adapted for large-scale, broader environmental cleanup and the photocatalytic upcycling system can be further improved.
32. What led the research team to start their study originally
A．Rising recycling rates of plastic.
B．Business profits from acetic acid.
C．Discovery of sunlight’s chemical power.
D．Plastic pollution’s widespread harm.
33. What can we learn about the photocatalysis method
A．It can be applied to various plastics.
B．It can completely remove microplastics.
C．It breaks down plastics faster than burning.
D．It needs high temperatures to support reactions.
34. What does the team expect of their research findings
A．Helping reduce chemical use.
B．Coming into use immediately.
C．Being used on a larger scale.
D．Opening up a market for acetic acid.
35. Where is the text most probably taken from
A．A guidebook to waste treatment.
B．A scientific research report.
C．A brochure on acetic acid production.
D．A review on the plastic industry.
七选五
How to Have a Successful Teenage Life
Everyone wants to succeed in their life, don’t they Even as a teenager, you can achieve success in your life. Follow the steps below, and successful teenage years will follow suit!
Do well in school. No matter how boring it is now, education will help you be a productive member in society. Strive （力争） for excellence in school; try your best, listen to the teachers, do your homework, study, and get good grades. Doing so will help you get into a better college or university, which will allow you to get a great job in the future. 36.___
Help out in your community. Volunteering can not only improve your community’s condition, it could make you happier. Find volunteer chances that interest you. For example, if you love animals, volunteer at an animal shelter. When you help others, it will make you feel better about yourself. 37.___ And to top it all off, having lots of volunteer hours will look good on your resume （简历）!
38.___ Start thinking about careers you would like to be in, but make a good choice based on your interests and strengths. This could be your job for the rest of your life! You could also work towards non-career-related goals, such as getting good grades in school, joining a team sport, etc. Challenge yourself and you’ll be surprised at what you can achieve!
Have good friends to help you out. 39.___ Be with people who make you happy, and avoid the ones who don’t. Create a group of supportive, loving friends that can help you succeed in life and live your dreams. Find a few really good friends that will stick with you once you leave high school.
Get active! Join a sports team at school or out of school. Go for a run around your neighborhood. 40.___ Join a dance group, go swimming at the local entertainment center, do sit ups during commercial breaks on TV—anything! Just exercise! It helps you feel better, mentally and physically.
A．Develop hobbies.
B．A successful teenager needs efforts.
C．Take your dog on a nice, long walk.
D．School sets you up on the right track!
E．You’re making a big difference in the world.
F．Discover your goals in life and work toward them.
G．Friends are there to support you and lift your spirits.
第三部分 语言运用（满分30分）
第一节 完形填空
From a young age, Calvin and JD Vance were taught that helping others wasn’t just something you did in a moment of __41__ —it was a way of life. Their parents, regular blood donors, have always shown the __42__ of service and community. Calvin and JD have grown up seeing that it’s __43__ to help those in need in daily life.
Last August, a group of high school students, including Calvin, JD and Lily, __44__ a midday break from camp to cool off at a classmate’s pool. It was meant to be a (n) __45__ afternoon among friends. But it was Lily who first anxiously __46__ something wasn’t right.
Calvin quickly understood the __47__ situation of what she was seeing. “We were all in the pool just having a good time,” Calvin said. “Lily told me her friend was sitting at the __48__ of the pool for a while. I thought he was just __49__ ... I felt him and he wasn’t moving so I picked him up from the water. His lips were blue.”
__50__ action, Calvin asked JD to help move the boy to a safe place, while Lily quickly called 911 and reported details to emergency operators. JD began CPR （心肺复苏术） right away, using __51__ skills he and Calvin had learned from their parents. Calvin and Lily helped clear the area and provide support until emergency personnel came to the __52__.
“It was a group __53__,” Calvin said, “and he __54__ ended up making a full recovery.” For the three teenagers, their quick thinking, teamwork and long-held belief of helping others make a (n) __55__ on that ordinary summer afternoon.
41. A．reflection B．crisis C．relief D．leisure
42. A．features B．missions C．manners D．values
43. A．natural B．reliable C．intelligent D．independent
44. A．shared B．made C．took D．spent
45. A．ordinary B．dull C．lonely D．odd
46. A．monitored B．argued C．proved D．sensed
47. A．amusing B．normal C．serious D．embarrassing
48. A．chair B．bottom C．edge D．exit
49. A．relaxing B．sleeping C．hiding D．floating
50. A．Giving in B．Jumping into C．Figuring out D．Taking over
51. A．physical B．internal C．flexible D．basic
52. A．camp B．school C．scene D．hospital
53. A．effort B．conclusion C．interaction D．accident
54. A．narrowly B．slightly C．unexpectedly D．thankfully
55. A．appointment B．promise C．difference D．distinction
第二节 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。
Dance drama The Palace Through Time is 56.___ (current) being staged in Taiyuan, Shanxi province, as the first stop of its national tour.
The drama was inspired by the Yongle Palace, a Yuan Dynasty (1271-1368) Taoist temple 57.___ (locate) in Ruicheng county, Shanxi province. Centering 58.___ the 1950s relocation of Yongle Palace, the dance drama uses the language of movement 59.___ (breathe) life into ancient objects, bringing cultural treasures that once lay unused in museums onto the stage.
Yongle Palace 60.___ (build) between 1247 and 1358 with a large area of nearly 248,000 square meters. It was relocated about 2 kilometers north of its original site in the late 1950s, as it was in an area that was to be used for 61.___ Yellow River’s Sanmenxia Dam. In 1961, it was listed as a national key cultural heritage site, protecting its historical and artistic 62.___ (significant) for future generations.
Featuring star dancers, including Zhang Han, The Palace Through Time, 63.___ is co-produced by the China Oriental Performing Arts Group, combines timeless history with the spirit of modern life, 64.___ (tell) the story of craftsmen and cultural guardians who protected these treasures. Since its world premiere （首演） on October 3, 2025 at the Beijing Poly Theater, it has received 65.___ (impress) comments.
第四部分 写作（满分40分）
第一节 应用文（15分）
66. 假定你是李华，上周五你校举办了以“智创科技触碰未来 (Smart Innovation Shapes the Future)”为主题的科技节活动。请你为校英文报写一篇报道，内容包括：
1. 活动目的；
2. 活动内容；
3. 活动意义。
注意：
1. 写作词数应为80左右；
2. 按格式作答。
A Successful Sci-tech Festival
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第二节 读后续写（25分）
67. 阅读下面材料，根据所给段落开头语续写两段，词数150左右。
Lisa noticed her mother’s old gloves (手套) lying on the chair. They had several holes, and the wool was thinning. Every morning, her mother put them on and rode her bicycle to work through the cold wind. Lisa watched her from the window, thinking, “Her fingers must be freezing.” She walked over and touched the worn-out cloth, feeling the rough holes. Her heart ached. She remembered how her mother always smiled and waved goodbye without a single complaint. “I have to do something,” Lisa whispered to herself. That night, she made a secret decision: she would buy a new pair of warm gloves.
But Lisa had no money. She sat on her bed, hugging her empty piggy bank, and thought hard. Suddenly, an idea came. The next day after school, she knocked on Mrs. Green’s door. “Mrs. Green, would you pay me to walk your dog and clean your garage ” she asked shyly. The elderly neighbor’s eyes lit up. “What a helpful girl! Yes, I’ll give you a small fee each time. ” Lisa’s heart jumped with joy. She quickly calculated (计算): two weeks of work might be just enough. “I can do it!” she said to herself, running back home with a new fire in her chest.
Every day after school, Lisa walked Mrs. Green’s playful dog, Buddy, then swept the garage and organized dusty boxes. Her arms ached, and her clothes got dirty, but she never stopped. Each coin she earned went straight into her piggy bank with a satisfying clink (叮当声). She often imagined her mother’s surprised face on the gift-giving morning. “Mum’s fingers will be warm,” she whispered while cleaning the floor. Her mother noticed Lisa coming home tired but thought she was just playing outside. Lisa kept her secret plan hidden, saving every penny. The coins piled up, and so did her quiet joy.
After two weeks of hard work, Lisa finally had enough money.
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The next morning, Lisa stepped into her mom’s room softly and put the gift on her pillow.
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参考答案与范文
一、听力
二、阅读理解
21-23 ADB 24-27 DCCB 28-31 CDBA 32-35 DACB
三、七选五
36-40 DEFGC
四、完形填空
41-45 BDACA 46-50 DCABD 51-55 DCCDC
五、语法填空
56. currently 57. located 58. on 59. to breathe 60. was built
61. the 62. significance 63. which 64. telling 65. impressive
六、应用文范文
A Successful Sci-tech Festival
Last Friday, our school held a sci-tech festival themed "Smart Innovation Shapes the Future".
The activity aimed to inspire students’ interest in science and innovation. Students showed their creative inventions like small robots and energy-saving devices. We also attended lectures on AI and watched science videos.
This festival helped us realize technology’s power. It encouraged us to observe life and create new things with knowledge.
七、读后续写范文
After two weeks of hard work, Lisa finally had enough money. She rushed to the clothing store downtown right after finishing work for Mrs. Green. She picked a pair of soft thick wool gloves in her mother’s favorite color. She held the gloves tightly, counting the coins one more time and paid the shopkeeper. On the way home, she wrapped the gift neatly with beautiful colored paper, hiding it under her pillow secretly. She couldn’t wait to see her mother’s reaction.
The next morning, Lisa stepped into her mom’s room softly and put the gift on her pillow. When her mother woke up and saw the package, she opened it in surprise. Tears rolled down her cheeks the moment she saw the warm gloves. She pulled Lisa into a tight hug, asking where she got the money. Lisa told her all about walking the dog and cleaning the garage. Her mother kissed her forehead warmly, saying it was the most precious gift she had ever received. The cold winter wind would no longer freeze her hands, for her daughter’s love kept her warm forever.

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