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广东汕头金南实验学校
2025-2026学年度第二学期高一级教学质量监测英语试卷
一、阅读理解
A
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Decide the date, location, and guest list first so all other plans and budgets are based on real numbers.
Use a Birthday planner to break planning into weeks before, days before, and the event day, so tasks stay clear instead of turning into one stressful rush.
A Birthday planner works best when each task is taken care of by a specific person. Even if you work on the plan alone, this habit forces you to finish the task on time.
Open your Birthday planner, run through every item, and confirm that they are actually done. It is still manageable if you find something is missing three days ahead.
1. Which planner should you choose if you have never planned a birthday party before
A．Type I. B．Type II. C．Type III. D．Type IV.
2. What advice is given to help you keep track of birthday party planning
A．Decide your budget first.
B．Break timeline into two stages.
C．Give each task a person in charge.
D．Review your plan three hours ahead.
3. What is the purpose of this passage
A．To warn. B．To remind. C．To comment. D．To advertise.
B
Dr. Lara, head of the California Area School District in Coal Center, Pennsylvania, has 30 3D printers in her office. While she does enjoy 3D printing as a hobby, these printers shoulder a much greater mission: They are used to print violins for low-income students.
For schools, violins can cost $500 to $2,000 each, which often means hundreds of dollars in rental fees per family each school year. For the students attending schools in Lara’s district, that’s just not a cost their families can afford.
However, Lara is determined to keep arts education alive for the students she serves. After seeing a video of an orchestra (管弦乐团) playing 3D-printed instruments, a passion took hold. “I started testing. I found some models online. I’m not a computer scientist or an engineer by any means, but after a variety of failures, I found one that actually printed and it sounded good. It’s a great start for kids,” Lara told CBS News.
Each violin costs just $50 to make, and they are now offered for free to any student who wants one, thanks to the social funding. Although these violins don’t sound exactly like a traditional wooden one, they are easier to tune (调音) and fix. “If they break, it’s not a big deal. I can print the new part,” Lara added. “And to me, getting kids hands-on instruments is what gets them access to music. And so the more instruments I can get in kids’ hands, the happier I am.”
After the students play violin for three years, they get a wooden violin on their third year so that they can receive a more traditional and formal music education as they advance in their studies. Some students express interest in playing other instruments like the cello, and now Lara is working with the students on the new design.
4. Why did Lara print 3D violins
A．To develop her new hobby in music.
B．To test the functions of the 3D printers.
C．To include more kids in music education.
D．To work on a mission with some schools.
5. What gave Lara the idea to print 3D violins
A．A video she saw.
B．An orchestra she joined.
C．A model she tested.
D．An instrument she bought.
6. What is Paragraph 4 mainly about
A．The way to get a free violin.
B．The advantages of a 3D violin.
C．The reactions of the students.
D．The process of printing a violin.
7. What will Lara possibly do in the near future
A．Lower the cost of 3D violin.
B．Provide formal music training.
C．Survey students’ interest in instruments.
D．Print some other musical instruments.
C
At Pow Wows (帕瓦仪式) the Jingle Dress Dance is one of the most popular styles of dancing. The dancers are wearing dresses in every color imaginable and decorated with beautiful patterns. They also wear a thick brown belt. But what makes the dresses stand out is the metal decorations attached to them. The decorations can make sounds like rain falling, which is so unique that you know that a Jingle dancer is nearby immediately.
The dance itself began just over a century ago when the granddaughter of a medicine man fell sick. As the man slept he dreamed, over and over, of four women as his spirit guides dancing in Jingle Dresses. The women taught the man how to make the dress, what songs to play, and how to perform the dance. The spirits told him that making the dress and performing the dance would make his granddaughter well.
When the man awoke, he set out and made the dress. When he dressed the girl and taught her to dance, the villagers gathered to watch. At first, she was too weak and had to be supported and carried by the villagers. Slowly she gained her strength and performed the dance on her own. The dance magically cured her sickness.
The young girl probably caught the flu of 1918 which hit the native communities around the Great Lakes hard. To avoid mass gathering and prevent the spread of the disease, the Jingle Dress Dancing, along with other dances, was banned (禁止) on reservations in 1921. However, instead of fading away, the Jingle Dress Dance was getting more and more popular, spreading first to the Lakota and then to the rest of the Indian region.
Today the Jingle Dress Dance is performed across the country, with young and old women often dancing to music with strong beats. Spreading from coast to coast, the dress and dance have become a spiritual form of celebration that links the past with the present, and promises to move forward into the future with strength and hope.
8. How can people tell immediately the Jingle Dress Dance is performing nearby
A．Through the belts worn by dancers.
B．Through the patterns attached to dresses.
C．Through the special shape of the decoration.
D．Through the sounds made by the decorations.
9. What was the Jingle Dress Dance originally intended for
A．For healing.
B．For celebration.
C．For education.
D．For communication.
10. Which of the following best describes the development of the Jingle Dress Dance
A．Created→Banned→Popular
B．Popular→Banned→Disappeared
C．Created→Forgotten→Revived
D．Healed→Banned→Unknown
11. Which instrument is most likely needed for the Jingle Dress Dance according to the passage
A．Drum. B．Pipa. C．Violin. D．Guitar.
D
Do you concern that you have spent too much time on surfing online with your phone But does stepping away from your phone really make a difference Researchers say yes, and a hiatus in surfing the internet on your phone can do wonders.
The researchers included 467 participants (参与者), aged 18 to 74, who were asked to install (安装) a mobile phone application to block all mobile internet access from their smartphones for a month. Although the participants had to block the internet on their phones, they were allowed to maintain mobile connection (through texts and calls) and non-mobile access to the internet (e.g. through desktop computers).
During the study, the researchers measured the participants’ happiness by using the model that consists of self-reported positive effect, negative effect, and life satisfaction. And a survey, which is often used by doctors to test depression and anxiety, was conducted to rate the participants’ overall mental health. Besides, the participants’ attention was examined by a computer task. All the measures were taken at the beginning, middle and end of the four-week study.
The results showed that 91% of the participants improved their scores in at least one aspect (方面). 71% reported better mental health after the break, compared to before, and 73% reported better happiness. A break from the internet on their phones also improved the participants’ attention. “The effects on attention were about as large as if the participants had become 10 years younger,” said one of the researchers.
“I’m not surprised by the findings,” says Dr. Julia, a psychologist at New York University. “Most people know their phones are a problem, but they just can’t stop,” she says, “When they start to behave as those in study — more exercise, time outdoors, good sleep, more social interactions — they naturally start to feel better. When people see this improvement in joy in such a short period of time, it gives them hope to have a try.”
12. What does the underlined word “hiatus” refer to
A．Break. B．Belief. C．Review. D．Preference.
13. What were the participants required to do during the study
A．To block the calls from their friends.
B．To stop going online with their mobile.
C．To text the researchers from time to time.
D．To limit their access to physical activities.
14. What do we know about the process of the study
A．Three measuring methods were conducted.
B．Doctors were invited to examine the participants.
C．Computers were used to report the positive effects.
D．The participants’ attention was measured by a survey.
15. What does Dr. Julia think of the findings of the study
A．Unexpected. B．Creative. C．Confusing. D．Encouraging.
七选五
Whether it’s reaching a professional milestone, attaining a health goal, or doing a good thing, achievements should be a source of pride. ___16___ We could receive the not-so-positive reactions of other people.
___17___ For example, one study found that cancer patients preferred hearing about patients who overcame their illness to hearing about those who were worse off. The success stories provided them with hope and useful information.
But other times, success is met with less positive responses. Doing better than others can build up tension in relationships. In one study, a group of overweight patients viewed a series of online physician profiles (简介). ___18___ Some just offered some practical advice. The results showed that patients were less likely to choose the physicians who shared their own success to be their doctor. ___19___
So what should the do-gooder do to avoid the criticism (批评) ___20___ “Let the good people pair up with the good people,” says an expert, “and in the end they will be much better off than their critics. Let’s figure out ways to let goodness pay off, because then it will spread far and wide.”
A．Their success doesn’t mean they look down on others.
B．The answer is to surround themselves with better people.
C．Success can benefit others by providing a source of inspiration.
D．We are more inspired by people who do good for moral reasons.
E．But sometimes our success is clouded by an unexpected side effect.
F．Some physicians mentioned their own success in maintaining a healthy weight.
G．They thought the physicians might have a low opinion of them based on their weight.
二、完形填空
I decided to accept a job in Beijing after working in Dubai and Paris. I thought it was just going to another foreign country to earn a ___21___. But the people I met here has ___22___ my expectation of China.
That first experience came from my housekeeper. She wouldn’t let me go outside in the stormy weather to do my ___23___, and instead ordered everything I needed on her phone. She didn’t speak English, but ___24___ was not a problem to communicating with the help of translation app.
She took me to a supermarket the next morning, where I bought the rest of the items I needed. She ___25___ to carry everything back home on her bicycle, and helped me get to know the path between the ___26___ and my home.
This ___27___ me of the good experience I had onboard the Singapore Airlines flight. Seeing me attempting to put my baggage in the overhead space, a tall Chinese man traveling with his family came to my ___28___.
A few days later, while ___29___ to get a shopkeeper to understand that I wanted a bottle of milk, a lady came out of nowhere to help me. Even before I expressed my ___30___, she took me to another shop and asked what else I needed. Then she started ___31___ items on my behalf, communicated with the cashier, and then left as if she hadn’t done anything ___32___. In between, we exchange ___33___ and she told me to get in touch for any help.
Many such ___34___ people were waiting for me outside the workplace, on the streets, in the shops, encouraging me to make my ___35___ to settle down in this friendly city.
21. A．rest B．living C．degree D．chance
22. A．met B．formed C．changed D．lowered
23. A．painting B．shopping C．cleaning D．researching
24. A．age B．language C．location D．nationality
25. A．offered B．stopped C．refused D．preferred
26. A．library B．school C．restaurant D．supermarket
27. A．cured B．warned C．cleared D．reminded
28. A．end B．mind C．rescue D．attention
29. A．agreeing B．struggling C．promising D．remembering
30. A．anger B．worry C．interest D．gratitude
31. A．picking B．selling C．ordering D．weighing
32. A．safe B．brave C．special D．necessary
33. A．looks B．visits C．opinions D．contacts
34. A．kind B．creative C．honest D．humorous
35. A．name B．excuse C．decision D．improvement
三、语法填空
阅读下面短文，在空白处填入适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。
In China, countless individuals have turned ambitions (抱负) into reality, inspiring many with their stories. Among them stands Deng Qingming, a member of Shenzhou-15 astronaut crew (成员).
At 56, ___36___ age considered past the best time for astronauts, the selection of Deng for the Shenzhou-15 manned space mission was nothing short of amazing. He was appointed ___37___ a backup for four times. Each time, he could only watch as others became the official astronaut crew.
“It’s impossible not to feel upset sometimes,” Deng admitted. Yet, he never thought of giving up. Deng said, “The success of the mission comes before my ___38___ (person) wishes.” He believed deeply that every mission’s success represented the collective effort of all Chinese astronauts. Rather than give in to disappointment, Deng directed his energy into tough training, ___39___ (maintain) top physical and mental condition. His determination ensured that when the chance finally came, he was ___40___ (full) prepared.
Finally, his determination paid off. “When I ___41___ (tell) that I had been chosen for the Shenzhou-15 mission, I was pretty calm. ___42___ I was thinking about was that I must treasure this chance and train harder ___43___ (honor) their trust and my hard work,” said Deng. He said ___44___ (he) gratitude goes to a lot of people, especially the scientists, engineers and other workers in China’s space industry, because it had been those people ___45___ worked hard to send astronauts like him to space.
四、单项选择
46. Yuri Gagarin/became/the first person in the world/to go into space.
A．主+系+表+定 B．主+谓+宾+状 C．主+系+表+状 D．主+谓+宾+宾补
47. Seeing the tennis star leaving, the girl/ran over to/him.
A．状+主+系+表 B．状+主+谓+宾 C．定+主+系+表 D．定+主+谓+宾
48. Used for singing performances,/ the Silver Hall/is/full of cheers and energy.
A．定+主+谓+宾 B．表+主+系+表 C．状+主+谓+宾 D．状+主+系+表
49. The festival/is/interesting/because people throw tomatoes at each other.
A．主+系+表+状从 B．主+谓+宾+定从 C．主+系+表+定从 D．主+谓+宾+状从
50. Impressed with her fluent English,/the manager/offered/Julia/a job.
A．定+主+系+表+定 B．状+主+系+表+状 C．状+主+谓+间宾+直宾 D．定+主+谓+宾+宾补
五、完成句子
51. Linda ________, when she was 60 years old.
Linda在60岁的时候退休了。
52. Linda ________ ________ ________ find a job after she moved to a new city.
Linda搬去新城市之后很乐意找一份工作。
53. She became a crossing guard though she ________ related experience.
她成为了一名路口护导员，尽管她缺少相关的经验。
54. Soon she ________ ________ ________ her job and became skillful gradually.
很快她就专心于她的工作，并且逐渐熟练。
55. Every day she ________ the students she met warmly.
每天她都会和见面的学生热情地打招呼。
56. She also ________ the warm smiles from the students.
她也收获了学生脸上温暖的笑容。
六、书信写作
57. 假定你是李华，你的英国好友Mike来信，提到你所在的城市最近成为了热门旅游地，但有游客就公共交通、商家服务等方面提出负面评价。请你给Mike回信，内容包括：
1.就游客提出的某一项负面评价作出回应；
2.推荐并介绍本市的一处热门景点；
3.邀请Mike来亲身体验。
注意：1.词数80字左右；2.可适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。
Dear Mike,
________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Yours,
Li Hua
七、书面表达（读后续写）
58. 阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写一段，使之构成一篇完整的短文，续写词数应为80字左右。
In a five-star hotel, a young waiter named Sam worked long hours to support his family back home. He came from a small, poor village, where life was simple but hard. His income was only enough to cover his basic needs, but he was proud of his work. He was always polite and honest. Both the guests and his manager trusted him deeply.
One warm evening, Sam was cleaning a private beach house after a wealthy couple had checked out. Most guests left little behind, but this time was different. Under a pillow lay a small leather bag.
Curious, Sam opened it gently. Inside was a collection of jewelry (珠宝首饰): shining diamonds, gold necklaces, and several expensive watches. Sam had never seen such wealth. This jewelry could change his family’s life forever. He could build a comfortable house, pay for his sisters’ education, and even help lift his entire village out of poverty.
No one was watching. The beach house was empty. The security camera was pointed away from the house. He could easily have hidden the bag, taken it home, and sold the jewelry in secret. He would probably never have been caught.
But Sam did not hesitate for a moment. He closed the bag carefully, held it tightly in his hands, and walked directly to the hotel manager’s office.
The manager was shocked. He knew how valuable the jewelry was. He knew how easily Sam could have kept it.
“Most people would have taken the jewelry and run,” said the manager. _________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
“I do not want money for doing my duty,” he said to the couple. Finally the couple gave in because of Sam’s insistence (坚持).
However, news of Sam’s honesty spread around the country. The story was shared on news channels, social media, and national newspapers. People called him a hero of honesty. The government honored him with an award. Sam still works in the hotel industry today. He lives a simple but happy life. He supports his family with dignity (体面地). And he has inspired millions with a simple truth: You don’t become rich by taking what isn’t yours. You become rich by being someone others can trust.
参考答案
第一部分 阅读
第一节（1-15）
1-3 BCD 4-7 CABD 8-11 DACA 12-15 ABAD
第二节（16-20）
16-20 ECFGB
第二部分 语言运用
第一节 完形填空（21-35）
21-25 BCBBA
26-30 DDCBD
31-35 ACDAC
第二节 语法填空（36-45）
36. an
37. as
38. personal
39. maintaining
40. fully
41. was told
42. What
43. to honor
44. his
45. who
第三部分 词汇句子
第一节 句子成分（46-50）
46-50 ABDAC
第二节 完成句子（51-56）
51. retired
52. was willing to
53. lacked
54. was absorbed in
55. greeted
56. harvested/received/gained
第四部分 写作
第一节 应用文范文
Dear Mike,
I’m glad to receive your letter. It’s true that my city has become a popular tourist spot recently. However, with the increasing number of visitors, some have complained about inconvenient travelling across the city. To solve this problem, the government has increased more bus routes and introduced more transport choices like shared bikes.
Among all local attractions, I believe Small Park Scenic Area is the most unique. Its ancient historic buildings perfectly combine the city’s past with its lively present.
As an old saying goes, “Seeing is believing.” I sincerely invite you to my city and experience its charm in person.
Yours,
Li Hua
第二节、读后续写范文
“You are extremely honest and responsible.” The manager praised Sam highly and immediately contacted the wealthy couple. The couple hurried back and were amazed to get their lost jewelry back safely. They were deeply moved by Sam’s selfless behavior and wanted to give him a large sum of money as a reward to express their sincere thanks.

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