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2025-2026学年高一上学期期中英语试题
一、阅读理解
A
Reconnect: Digital Detox Summer Camp
Are you tired of staring at your screen for hours Feeling disconnected from the real world It’s time to unplug and reconnect with yourself, nature, and others at our unique Digital Detox Summer Camp!
What Drives Us
We believe that true connection happens face-to-face, not screen-to-screen. Our camp is a phone-free zone, designed to help teenagers aged 14-17 rediscover the joy of offline activities. We aim to promote the development of resilience (韧性), creativity, and meaningful friendships.
What We Offer
Adventure in Nature: Daily activities include hiking in breathtaking mountains, boating on the clear lake, and learning basic survival skills.
Creative Workshops: Unleash your inner artist with our pottery (陶艺), painting, and creative writing workshops. No experience needed!
Team-building Challenges: From building a bamboo boat to navigating a forest trail, our group challenges are designed to improve communication and teamwork skills.
Campfire Evenings: Share stories, sing songs, and enjoy various snacks under the stars. This is where real relationships are formed.
A Typical Day
7:30 AM: Morning Yoga & Breakfast
9:00 AM: Mountain Hike
12:30 PM: Lunch
2:00 PM: Creative Workshop (Pottery/Painting)
4:30 PM: Free Time/ Lake Swimming
6:30 PM: Dinner
8:00 PM: Campfire Storytelling
10:00 PM: Lights Out
Registration Details
Dates: July 15th-July 28th
Location: Green Valley National Park
Cost: 4,800 (includes all activities, meals, and accommodation)
Important Tip: All electronic devices, including smartphones, tablets, and smartwatches, will be collected upon arrival and returned on departure day.
Ready for a life-changing summer Visit our website at www. to sign up!
1. Who would be the most suitable person to attend this camp
A．A 12-year-old gamer.
B．A 17-year-old swimmer in training.
C．A teenager addicted to social media.
D．A university student seeking a summer job.
2. What is a key rule for all participants at the camp
A．They must have experience in hiking.
B．They must attend creative writing workshops.
C．They are not allowed to use electronic devices.
D．They need to bring their own camping equipment.
3. What is the main goal of the camp
A．To train future artists and writers.
B．To teach advanced survival skills.
C．To prepare teenagers for art competitions.
D．To help teenagers form offline connections.
B
“Shí éí Nizhoni yinishye,” 19-year-old Nizhoni Tso says in a video online, pointing to the matching written words. “My name is Nizhoni.” She isn’t following the latest dance trend. Instead, she’s leading a language lesson. With a calm and steady voice, she teaches her followers how to introduce themselves in Navajo, a language that the United Nations has classified as endangered.
Nizhoni grew up in the Navajo Nation, hearing the language from her grandparents. But, like many in her generation, she didn’t speak it fluently. “I understood it, but I couldn’t form the sentences to talk back,” she remembers. “It felt like a part of me was missing, like I was holding a book I couldn’t read.”
That feeling led to Nizhoni’s decision to learn Navajo herself. And she decided to record the entire process online, hoping to find a way to push herself and maybe connect with others on the journey. Her first videos were nervous, showing her practicing basic words. However, the community response was immediate and huge. Her followers grew into the tens of thousands, from other Navajo youth to non-native people attracted by the language. Besides, comments poured in from elders, offering encouragement and sometimes gently correcting her pronunciation. This online classroom became her most powerful teacher.
Her work has also resulted in a movement. Dozens of other young Navajo people have started their own language-focused social media accounts, creating an online web of learners and teachers. This is important for a language that has fewer fluent speakers each year, as the elder generation passes away.
The influence goes beyond the online world. Nizhoni now volunteers to teach beginner classes at her local community center, where she has students of all ages. Her grandmother, who once spoke to a child who couldn’t fully answer back, now attends every class, smiling with pride. “To hear my granddaughter teach our language... it’s a comfort,” her grandmother says. “It mends a broken connection.”
4. What is the challenge faced by Navajo
A．It is in danger of dying out.
B．It fails to attract young people.
C．It is difficult to pronounce correctly.
D．It is mainly spoken in traditional families.
5. Why did Nizhoni start posting videos online
A．To become a social media star.
B．To promote the Navajo language.
C．To offer support to Navajo learners.
D．To encourage herself to stick to her decision.
6. How has Nizhoni’s work affected Navajo
A．Navajo is no longer endangered.
B．The number of Navajo learners is on the rise.
C．Navajo gains worldwide popularity online.
D．More schools start adding Navajo to their curriculum.
7. What do the underlined words “mends a broken connection” in paragraph 5 refer to
A．Repairing a family relationship.
B．Bridging a generational language gap.
C．Solving an Internet connectivity problem.
D．Connecting Navajo with other languages.
C
In recent years, Europe has experienced a rising frequency of extreme heat waves. According to the European Environment Agency, these weather events are becoming not only more common but also more serious. Many temperature records have been broken, and the health risks have worsened, especially for weak populations like the elderly and young children.
But why are these heat waves happening so regularly The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate (气候) Change (IPCC) reported that the warming air, a direct result of human caused climate change, is making heat waves more likely and more serious. This is because the hotter air can hold more water, which fuels weather extremes.
The results of heat waves go beyond discomfort and health risks. A report by the European Forest Fire Information System noted a great increase in wildfires during periods of extreme heat, which led to evacuations (撤离) and lots of property-damage. The science is simple: High temperatures and dry conditions create a perfect environment for fires to start and spread quickly. Furthermore, these fires not only destroy local ecosystems but also produce lots of carbon dioxide, which further worsens climate change.
Faced with this challenge, Europe is exploring a series of methods to deal with the influence of extreme heat and prevent wildfires. One way is the use of satellite technology and AI to watch and check the areas at risk of wildfires. This technology can provide early warnings, enabling quicker responses to wildfires.
There are also policies about approaching climate change, such as reducing greenhouse gas emissions (排放). And new building rules that promote heat-resistant materials and urban planning that includes more green spaces are being considered to make cities better prepared for heat waves. What’s more, education plays a great role, which can equip young people with the knowledge and skills necessary to take part in climate action.
8. What is the direct cause of the increasing heat waves in Europe
A．Increasing wildfires.
B．The reduction of forests.
C．Human-caused climate change.
D．Record-breaking high temperatures.
9. Why is the report mentioned in paragraph 3
A．To warn people about the danger of wildfires.
B．To prove heat waves add to the risk of wildfires.
C．To call on the public to protect the environment.
D．To stress the importance of early wildfire warnings.
10. What is Europe’s attitude towards heat waves
A．Responsible and active.
B．Concerned and anxious.
C．Doubtful and frightened.
D．Uncaring and relaxed.
11. What is a suitable title for the text
A．Heat Waves Sweep Across Europe
B．Europe Battles Against Natural Disasters
C．How to Survive Extreme Weather Conditions
D．How Technology Prevents Wildfires from Happening
D
Research often points to exercise as a good way to improve mental health, but a recent study from the University of Georgia suggests that it’s not just physical movement that affects mental health. It’s how, where and why you exercise that makes the difference.
“In previous (以前的) research, physical-activity research has focused on how long someone exercises for or how many calories are burned,” said Patrick O’Connor, co-author of the study. “The amount of exercise has been the main way researchers have tried to understand how physical activity might influence mental health, while often ignoring whether those minutes were spent exercising with a friend or as part of a game.”
Many studies found that people who take part in regular leisure-time physical activity, like going for a run, taking a yoga class or biking for fun, tend to report lower levels of anxiety. But while leisure-time physical activity offers better mental health outcomes, these benefits may vary greatly depending on the environment of the activity, according to the researchers.
“For example, if a soccer player runs down the field and kicks the game-winning ball, their mental health is fantastic,” O’Connor said. “In contrast, if you do the exact same exercise but miss the goal and people are blaming (责备) you, you likely feel very differently.”
Many studies also showed that adopting regular exercise routines improved mental health, especially for individuals with existing mental health disorders. However, these studies were typically based on similar samples, so the results aren’t probably suitable for more diverse groups. “If we’re trying to help people’s mental health through exercise, then not only do we need to think about the amount and the mode, we also need to ask: What is the context (背景) ” O’Connor said.
For O’Connor, the key point is clear. It’s not just movement that matters. It’s the meaning, the context and the experience of the activity that determine the influence of exercise on mental health.
12. What has been largely overlooked in previous research
A．The length and type of exercise.
B．The social environment of physical activity.
C．The number of calories burned during exercise.
D．The physical health outcomes of regular exercise.
13. What can we learn from the soccer player example
A．Winning ensures mental health benefits.
B．Playing football can improve mental health.
C．Blame from others leads to bad mental health.
D．Context matters in how exercise affects mental health.
14. What does O’Connor suggest scientists do
A．Avoid studying people with mental health disorders.
B．Focus more on the amount of exercise in future studies.
C．Pay attention to the context of exercise in their research.
D．Prove what is the real effect of exercise on mental health.
15. Which situation best matches the “context effect” described in the text
A．Lily buys lighter running shoes and runs faster.
B．Ben sleeps nine hours the night after swimming.
C．Mary loses 2 kg after jogging 5 km every day for a month.
D．Tom feels great cycling with friends but bored when cycling alone.
七选五
How to Be an Active Listener
In a world full of noise, truly listening to someone is a rare and valuable gift. Active listening is more than just hearing words. ____16____ Here are some tips to help you become a better listener.
Pay Full Attention
When you're in a conversation, give the speaker your undivided attention. ____17____ Put away your phone, turn off the TV, and make eye contact. Thus non-verbal cue shows the speaker that you are focused on them and that what they are saying is important to you. It also helps you to pick up on their body language and other non-verbal signals.
Show You're Listening
____18____ This can be as simple as nodding your head occasionally. A simple nod can show you understand, and an occasional "uh-huh" or "I see" can encourage the speaker to continue. These small signals show that you are listening attentively and following their train of thought without interrupting (打断) their flow.
Avoid Interrupting The Speaker
Interrupting sends the message that you think your own thoughts are more important than the speaker's. It can be discouraging for the speaker and can break their concentration. Wait for them to pause before you ask questions or offer your own viewpoint. ____19____
Respond Properly
Active listening is a model for respect and understanding. You are gaining information and viewpoint. ____20____ Be open and honest in your response, but always be respectful. Share your own thoughts and feelings without judging or ignoring what the other person has shared.
A．It shows respect and patience.
B．Try to finish their sentences for them.
C．You are not there to immediately solve their problems.
D．Stay focused and listen carefully to the person speaking.
E．It's about understanding the complete message being sent.
F．Ask clarifying questions if you are confused about something.
G．Use your own body language and gestures to express your attention.
二、完形填空
My first day as a volunteer at the local animal shelter was a mix of excitement and fear. My job was to help clean and feed the animals there, but my real ____21____ was to help them feel safe.
I was assigned to the "shy cat" section. In the corner of one cage was a small cat named Pip. The staff told me he ____22____ to come near anyone. For days, I would just sit quietly outside his cage, speaking in a soft tone. I didn't try to ____23____ him. I just wanted him to get used to my ____24____.
One afternoon, while I was reading a book aloud, Pip ____25____ moved out of his corner. He took a few hesitant (犹豫的) steps and then sat down, still at a distance, but he ____26____ me. Gradually, he came closer each day. The first time his wet nose touched my hand, my heart ____27____. It was a sign of growing ____28____. Weeks turned into months. Pip transformed from a scared and shy cat into a playful and ____29____ companion.
The day a family came to ____30____ Pip, I felt a mix of joy and sadness. Seeing him leave with his new and loving family was the most ____31____ feeling in the world. My ____32____ at the shelter taught me a great deal about patience and compassion. It showed me that with a little kindness, you can help ____33____ a broken spirit. The close tie I had with Pip was ____34____. It wasn't about the work I did; it was about the ____35____ we made.
21. A．dream B．goal C．problem D．interest
22. A．expected B．pretended C．happened D．refused
23. A．touch B．rescue C．locate D．cheat
24. A．power B．arrangement C．presence D．personality
25. A．secretly B．slowly C．suddenly D．obviously
26. A．focused on B．relied on C．gave up D．picked up
27. A．broke B．sank C．stopped D．melted
28. A．trust B．respect C．concern D．responsibility
29. A．undependable B．confident C．strange D．common
30. A．visit B．train C．adopt D．check
31. A．rewarding B．confusing C．amusing D．disappointing
32. A．study B．glory C．performance D．experience
33. A．raise B．mend C．control D．hide
34. A．popular B．familiar C．unforgettable D．useful
35. A．progress B．choice C．effort D．connection
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。
In Baiyin, a city lying in northwest China's Gansu Province, the smell of herbs (药草) fills the air as crowds gather under lights around cupping stations and pulse (脉搏)-reading tents.
These scenes take place at the Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) Night Market in Wansheng Park, ____36____ ancient healing wisdom comes alive. At the market, traditional treatments, such as acupuncture (针灸), cupping and foot baths, have become ____37____ (increasing) popular among China's Generation Z.
“The heat leaves me tired and ____38____ (sleep),” says 21-year-old Yu Huiyan as she holds out her hand for a pulse check. Having received positive results from TCM experiences, she began searching the night market ____39____ herbal solutions. After a careful examination, the doctor suggests a mix of TCM herbs ____40____ (improve) her health.
Yu says she and many of her peers ____41____ (attract) to TCM in recent years. Having taken TCM courses in college, she plans to explore traditional methods to help take care of ____42____ (she) and those around her.
Since opening in early July, Wansheng Park has turned into a wellness centre. Medical staff volunteer to answer health questions, share TCM wellness tips, ____43____ provide personalized suggestions. Over 2,000 people come here daily, mostly young people. The ____44____ (popular) of TCM night markets is also helping a new generation of doctors step into the spotlight, ____45____ (widen) TCM's reach beyond traditional circles.
四、书信写作
46. 假定你是李华，上周五你校举办了地震演习活动。请你为校英文报写一篇报道，内容包括：
（1）参加人员；
（2）演习过程；
（3）演习意义。
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。
An Earthquake Drill
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五、读后续写
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。
The dog, Shelby, found herself in an extremely dangerous situation on a cliff face (悬崖) in southwest Victoria. She was left trembling on a tiny dirt ledge (岩架), an alarming 24 meters above the sharp rocks and surfy ocean below. The accident happened on the afternoon of July 23rd when she suddenly slipped on her feet on a familiar walking path in Portland.
Her owners, the Dean family from Cape Nelson, were filled with fear the moment they heard the terrifying bark of Shelby coming from the edge. “We looked over and our hearts sank,” said Kim Dean. “We were just hoping she wouldn’t move since the ledge she was on was so small. I couldn’t even begin to imagine how far she would fall if she slipped. Her barking was unmistakably a cry for help.” Their hands trembled as they dialed for emergency help, each second seeming unbearably long. Their worry grew as the sky began to darken, knowing time was running out and conditions on the cliff face would only become more dangerous.
Fortunately, a call for help brought the State Emergency Service (SES) and local fire rescue workers to the scene. As dusk settled, the rescuers worked quickly but carefully, setting up their equipment as the Dean family and a small group of concerned onlookers watched tensely. A volunteer was carefully lowered down the darkening cliff face. Shelby stayed completely still, her eyes wide with fear, as if she knew any movement could make the situation worse. Finally, the rescuer managed to securely grasp her collar and pull her into the safety of his arms.
Mrs Dean recalled that the family, who had lovingly adopted Shelby from an animal shelter three years ago, were deeply shaken by the incident. “We were so thankful to the SES. To us, Shelby is not just a dog. She’s family, and they saved her life,” Mrs Dean said, her voice filled with emotion.
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。
After the rescue, Shelby was safely returned home.
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Weeks later, Shelby gradually got back her liveliness.
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参考答案
一、阅读理解
1.C 2.C 3.D 4.A 5.D 6.B 7.B 8.C 9.B 10.A 11.A 12.B 13.D 14.C 15.D
七选五 16.E 17.D 18.G 19.F 20.C
二、完形填空
21.B 22.D 23.A 24.C 25.B 26.A 27.D 28.A 29.B 30.C 31.A 32.D 33.B 34.C 35.D
三、语法填空
36.where 37.increasingly 38.sleepy 39.for 40.to improve
41.have been attracted 42.herself 43.and 44.popularity 45.widening
书面表达范文
46.
An Earthquake Drill
Last Friday, our school held an earthquake drill. All teachers and students took part in it.
When the alarm rang, we hid under desks quickly to stay safe. Soon we lined up and walked downstairs in order to the playground. After gathering, our head teacher explained safety knowledge.
The drill offered us a chance to learn self-rescue skills. It helps us stay calm and act properly when real danger comes.
47.读后续写范文
After the rescue, Shelby was safely returned home. Covered with dirt and tired out, Shelby trembled continuously and refused to leave her owners’ sides. The Deans checked her body carefully and were relieved to find no serious injuries. They fed Shelby warm food and wrapped her in a soft blanket. The whole family stayed with her all night, comforting the frightened dog. They also expressed sincere thanks to all the rescue workers.
Weeks later, Shelby gradually got back her liveliness. She could run and play around the house again. However, she dared not walk close to the cliff path any longer. The family chose safer routes during daily walks. This unforgettable experience reminded them to keep a close eye on Shelby outdoors. They felt lucky to have their family member safe and treasured every moment spent with Shelby.

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