四川省仁寿第一中学校北校区2024-2025学年高一上学期9月月考英语试卷(含答案)

这是一份四川省仁寿第一中学校北校区2024-2025学年高一上学期9月月考英语试卷(含答案)，共12页。试卷主要包含了阅读理解，七选五，完形填空，短文填空，书面表达等内容，欢迎下载使用。

一、阅读理解
1． Peple in Japan paint their bdies with sweet chclate sauce t ________.
A. clean their bdyB. have a gd time
C. make themselves lk scaryD. take care f their skin
2． What is nt necessary fr a best pigen?
A. Big wings.B. Beautiful eyes.C. Thick feathers.D. Strng bnes.
3． Where can yu pssibly read this passage?
A. Science fictin.B. Travel magazine.C. News reprt.D. Stry bk.
China is famus fr its fd culture. There are many stries waiting fr us t find ut abut.
Htpt
Chinese peple had htpt as early as the Shang Dynasty (16th century — 11th century BC). At that time, peple biled fds in brnze pts. The pt had tw parts — ne was the pt t ck fd in sup, and the ther part was t hld firewd. Peple in the Han Dynasty (206 BC — AD 220) divided pts int several parts t enjy different flavrs.
Yuan Mei was a pet and fdie in the Qing Dynasty (1644 — 1911). He mentined hugu, the Chinese name fr htpt, in a bk abut all kinds f fd. At that time, htpt was very ppular. Peple put all kinds f meat and vegetables int the htpt. It’s said that Emperr Qianlng f the Qing Dynasty lved htpt. He had it fr almst every meal. He nce held a big htpt feast and invited mre than 5,000 peple t enjy 1,550 htpts!
Dngp prk
Su Dngp (Su Shi) was a pet wh lived during the Sng Dynasty (960 — 1279). He was the first t make this dish. When he was a lcal fficial in Huangzhu, Hubei, he fell in lve with cking prk. In his article Ode t Prk, Su described exactly hw t ck it.
Accrding t flk stries the dish became well- knwn when Su went t Hangzhu, Zhejiang, t take ffice. One day, there was a terrible fld (水灾) and Su went ut t help peple. He wrked very hard and everyne praised him. They heard that he lved eating prk, s they gave him a lt f it. But Su wanted t give it back. He cked the prk in his wn special way. Then he gave the dish t every family in the city and every wrker n the street. Very sn the dish became famus in Hangzhu and gt the name “Dngp prk”.
Chpsticks
Fr Chinese peple, chpsticks are nt just simple tls t pick up fd. They cme with their wn special rules and traditins.
Generally, peple shuld nt make nise with chpsticks. Playing with chpsticks is seen as bad manners, just as playing with frks and knives in a Western cuntry wuld be rude. Als, sme peple believe that chpsticks shuld nt be left standing upright in a bwl. Ding it at the dinner table is believed t bring bad luck. Yu shuld nt tap chpsticks n the edge f the bwl either, as beggars d this t ask fr fd. Parents might get angry if children d this as they dn’t want their children t be as pr as beggars in the future.
4． Htpt was first described as “hugu” in ________.
A. Shang DynastyB. Qing DynastyC. Han DynastyD. Sng Dynasty
5． “Dngp Prk” became famus when ________.
A. Su was a lcal fficial in HuangzhuB. Su’s article Ode t Prk came ut
C. Su fell in lve with ckingD. Su gave the dish t every family in the city
6． Which f the fllwing is NOT seen as bad manners?
A. Make nise with chpsticks.B. Chpsticks are left standing upright in a bwl.
C. Tap chpsticks n the edge f the bwl.D. Use the chpsticks with the left hand.
7． The writer writes this passage t ________.
A. shw Chinese table mannersB. intrduce sme famus Chinese dishes
C. shw the develpment f Chinese eating habitsD. intrduce the stries f Chinese fd culture
Ghaffar Purazar, a British man, has learned the necessary skills t perfrm Beijing Opera and he has becme ppular with his lively perfrmance f the Mnkey King, a traditinal character frm the Chinese classic stry Jurney t the West.
In 1993, he happened t watch Beijing Opera perfrmed in Lndn by prfessinals frm Jingju Theatre Cmpany f Beijing. Ghaffar fell in lve with the beautiful vices, clrful cstumes, excellent shws and s n. S after a year, he arrived in China alne and became a student f Beijing Opera.
At the age f 32, he had t learn with teenage students every day, starting frm the mst basic training f the legs and waist (腰). At that time, he was mstly trubled by the dialgue in Beijing Opera. T him, it was the biggest prblem. But he tried his best t practice it. 4 years later, he began t learn t perfrm the Mnkey King. He usually arrived at the wrkrm n hur earlier than the ther perfrmers and he als bught bks and CDs t understand the character better. Finally, He nce wn a tp internatinal prize fr perfrming the Mnkey King.
T help mre peple enjy Beijing Opera, Ghaffar ften teaches the traditinal art frm in schls in the United States, Britain and ther cuntries. Ghaffar led a grup f actrs t perfrm 66 times in a mnth and a half in the United States. He als led a 48-member team t perfrm in Malaysia. In the past 10 years, he has perfrmed in mre than 400 shws.
8． Why did Ghaffar start learning Beijing Opera?
A. Because he thught it was a necessary skill.
B. Because Jurney t the West is his favrite.
C. Because he lved Beijing Opera after watching ne.
D. Because he wanted t be an actr and made lts f mney.
9． Which f the fllwing wrd can best describe Ghaffar accrding t Paragraph 3?
A. Careless.B. Creative.C. Hard-wrking.D. Warm-hearted.
10． What is the crrect rder f the fllwing events accrding t the text?
a. He gt basic training with teenage students.
b. He watched a Beijing Opera perfrmance in Lndn.
c. He bught bks and CDs abut the Mnkey King.
d. He wn an internatinal prize fr perfrming the Mnkey King.
A. b-c-a-dB. b-d-a-cC. b-a-c-dD. b-a-d-c
11． What can we knw abut Ghaffar accrding t the last paragraph?
A. He perfrmed Beijing Opera by himself.
B. He likes t teach his children t speak Chinese.
C. He led a 66-member team t perfrm in Malaysia.
D. He did a lt t spread Beijing Opera t ther cuntries.
Christina wanted t lead the way back t camp and went n talking cheerfully, asking different kinds f questins abut plants and wildlife.
As we walked abut halfway dwn the hillside, she fell ver a stne. I jgged (慢跑) up t where she fell dwn. Suddenly, I saw a lin making a lng deep angry sund abut ten feet up n a huge rck watching me. I std still, hlding my breath, wndering what t d. Christina was crying dwn belw. I culdn’t shut t her t be quiet, r the lin might attack me.
Then, remembering Dad’s wrds, I slwly drpped my backpack and tk ff my T-shirt. With the pack n ne arm and the T-shirt n the ther, I spread my arms, trying t lk as wide and big as I culd. Carefully I mved away dwn the hillside tward Christina, keeping my eyes n the lin.
“Christina,” I called. “Stp crying. Get up slwly and catch my belt. We’re ging dwn the hill. There’s a lin at the tp.”
We mved quietly and slwly dwn the hill. Once back t the frest, with the lin ut f view. I remved the sweat frm my face with my T-shirt befre putting it n, and lked at Christina. Hatless, red eyes, a few small cuts but nthing majr. We had hiked fr miles befre we finally made ur way back t ur site.
Dad saw me first.
“Where have yu been?” he shuted.
“We were s wrried,” Mther cried.
“Mmmy, yu didn’t have t wrry. Sean is real smart.” Christina said.
I caught Dad’s eye. He smiled. At that time, I realized I was a big brther.
12． Hw did Christina feel accrding t the first paragraph?
A. Happy.B. Prud.C. Nervus.D. Wrried.
13． Which f the fllwing is TRUE accrding t the text?
A. Christina cried because she saw a tiger.
B. Sean reminded his sister t run away quickly.
C. Sean tried t lk wide and big t shw his cnfidence.
D. Christina mved away up the hillside, keeping her eyes n the lin.
14． What des the underlined wrd “it” refer t in Paragraph 5?
A. the linB. the T-shirtC. the sweatD. the face
15． What can be the best title f the text?
A. Father’s Smiling EyesB. A Terrible Muntain Lin
C Christina’s Exciting Wild ExperienceD. The Way t Becming a Big Brther
二、七选五
16．wrld akespeare was the greatest writer f the English language and is knwn arund the wrld.①
Shakespeare was a pet and a playwright (剧作家) and is widely knwn as the greatest writer f the English language. He was brn in Stratfrd-upn-Avn, in central England, in 1564 and he died in 1616. His wrks include 38 plays, 154 snnets (十四行诗) and sme ther pems. ② They have been translated int many ther languages and are perfrmed mre than thse f any ther playwright in the wrld.
When Shakespeare was 18 years ld, he married Anne Hathaway. ③ Shakespeare went t Lndn t wrk as an actr and a writer. In 1599 a big theater was built in Lndn. And it was in this theater that sme f Shakespeare’s plays were first perfrmed. ④ Hwever, a new, mdern ne was built near the first ne in 1997, s even tday yu can g t the theater t see Shakespeare’s plays.
Shakespeare’s wrks are still very ppular tday. But why d we like these ld plays? ⑤ are s real: they learned t lve, t hate, t fight and t live...
A. They had three children.
B. He is best knwn fr his plays.
C. I grew up in the same place as she was.
D. In 1613 the theater was burnt dwn by a fire.
E. But d yu knw abut the language he used?
F. Maybe it is because they are full f fantastic stries.
G. But hw much d yu really knw abut Shakespeare?
三、完形填空（15空）
I decided t play in the Schl Chess Cmpetitin tw mnths ag. I’d been cunting the days, 1 my afternns with practice and asking everyne I knew t play chess with me.
Sn the cmpetitin was arund the crner. I wuld be cmpeting against twenty 2 , and all f us wuld be cmpeting fr just a few trphies (奖杯). Lking at the prizes, I culd just picture ne f them sitting n my 3 .
My daydream was stpped by the annuncement f the first rund. “Shake hands and start playing!” said the judge. I lked 4 the bard and saw that my first cmpetitr was almst t small t see ver the tp f the table. “Aha!” I thught. “This will be a(n) 5 win.”
One unexpected game later, I 6 my ver cnfidence. My first cmpetitr, the nine-year-ld girl, had beaten me in nly 10 7 ! “Gd game! Yu’re a fantastic player.” I cngratulated her with a smile.
The next three runds 8 very quickly, with each game prving mre difficult than the ne befre. By evening I had 9 win and three lsses. After the secnd game, I was ready t g hme and give up, 10 I stayed anyway, smiling and truthfully cngratulating each f my cmpetitr.
As the trphies were being awarded, I listened 11 , clapping my hand when each winner’s name was called.
It was hard t hide my 12 , but I tried. Suddenly, I heard the judge say my name. “Fr excellent chess manners, a 13 relatinship, and great determinatin (决心), the Gd Sprt Award ges t Dustin Hdges,” the judge annunced. It was amazing and I smiled bradly as I walked up t accept the prize. 14 it wasn’t the trphy that I had hped fr, the gld cup lks pretty gd n my bkcase. I think it wn’t stay there frever, and I plan t 15 it fr the champinship (冠军) trphy next year.
17． A. wastingB. clearingC. fillingD. sharing
18． A. singersB. playersC. dancersD. speakers
19． A. tableB. bedC. chairD. bkcase
20． A. arundB. acrssC. thrughD. after
21． A. hardB. easyC. finalD. funny
22． A. regrettedB. celebratedC. understdD. admired
23． A. secndsB. daysC. hursD. minutes
24． A. went nB. went byC. went thrughD. went ver
25． A. neB. twC. threeD. fur
26． A. butB. andC. sD. r
27． A. impatientlyB. nervuslyC. carefullyD. prudly
28． A. amazementB. excitementC. embarrassmentD. disappintment
29． A. strngB. friendlyC. cmfrtableD. helpful
30． A. BecauseB. IfC. AlthughD. When
31． A. cmpareB. bringC. prepareD. change
四、短文填空
32．Harbin is the capital f Heilngjiang Prvince in China. Lcated in the nrtheast f China, it is ne f the ① (large) attractins with a lng histry and varied culture. ② December 7th, 2023, the city welcmed an Ice and Snw Festival. It attracts ③ (millin) f turists arund the wrld. Tday, let’s learn mre abut the Ice and Snw Festival.
Ice and Snw Festival ④ (influence) by Ice Lantern Festival. In the Qing Dynasty, peple ften made ice lanterns by ⑤ (they). Ice lanterns were used as jack-lights in daily life during the winter mnths. ⑥ then, peple have kept this helpful traditin.
Tday, lanterns in Harbin have becme ⑦ symbl f lcal culture. Every year, many ice sculpture fans frm different cuntries cme t Harbin ⑧ (enjy) its beauty. Many sprting cmpetitins are als ppular, like ice-skating, ice ftball and s n. Actually, there are ther interesting activities. ⑨ yu are interested, yu can als see peple d flk dances and sing flk sngs.
Harbin ice lanterns have been exhibited in mst f China’s main cities. Fr mre than 40 years, Ice and Snw Festival has ⑩ (simple) prvided jy and fun fr visitrs. Why nt have a trip in Harbin?
五、书面表达
33．写一段80词左右的短文，简要告诉我们你今天来学校的情况。内容包括：
1.来校时采用的交通方式；
2.进校后印象最深的一个地方（或一件事）。
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参考答案
1．答案：D
解析：细节理解题。根据“but ht chclate is gd fr ur skin”可知，巧克力对皮肤有好处，所以日本人用甜巧克力酱涂抹身体是为了护肤。故选D。
2．答案：B
解析：细节理解题。根据“A gd pigen shuld have strng bnes, thick feathers, big wings and bright eyes”可知，一只好的鸽子应该有强壮的骨骼、厚实的羽毛、大翅膀和明亮的眼睛。选项B“美丽的眼睛”不在其中。故选B。
3．答案：B
解析：推理判断题。本文介绍了不同地方的特色活动，适合出现在旅游杂志上。故选B.
4．答案：B
解析：细节理解题。根据Yuan Mei was a pet and fdie in the Qing Dynasty(1644-1911).He mentined hugu, the Chinese name fr htpt, in a bk abut all kinds f fd.”可知，火锅在清朝被首次描述为“hugu”。故选B。
5．答案：D
解析：细节理解题。根据But Su wanted t give it back. He cked the prk in his wn special way. Then he gave the dish t every family in the city and every wrker n the street. Very sn the dish became famus in Hangzhu and gt the name Dngp prk可知东坡肉在苏轼把这道菜分给城里的每个家庭后变得有名。故选D。
6．答案：D
解析：细节理解题。根据Generally, peple shuld nt make nise with chpsticks. Playing with chpsticks is seen as bad shuld nt be left standing upright in a shuld nt tap chpsticks n the edge f the bwl either可知，使用筷子左手并不被视为不礼貌。故选D。
7．答案：D
解析：主旨大意题。根据“China is famus fr its fd culture. There are many stries waiting fr us t find ut abut.”以及全文内容可知，作者写这篇文章是为了介绍中国饮食文化的故事。故选D。
8．答案：C
9．答案：C
10．答案：B
11．答案：D
12．答案：A
13．答案：C
14．答案：B
15．答案：D
16．答案：GBADF
解析：①根据空前内容：威廉·莎士比亚是最伟大的英语作家，世界闻名。可知，上文介绍莎士比亚是最伟大的作家。
②根据空前内容：他的作品包括38部戏剧，154首十四行诗和其他一些诗歌。可知，莎士比亚的作品包括38部戏剧，154首十四行诗和其他一些诗歌。选项B：他因戏剧作品而闻名。延续上文内容，指出他的戏剧最为出名，同时引出下文：它们已经被翻译成许多其他的语言，并且比其他任何剧作家的作品在世界上的演出次数都多。选项中的they指代选项中的plays。故选B。
③根据空前内容：莎士比亚18岁娶了安妮·海瑟薇。可知，上文提出莎士比亚结婚了。选项A：他们有三个孩子。承接上文内容，指出婚后他们有三个孩子。故选A。
④根据空前内容：莎士比亚作为一个演员和作家去伦敦工作。1599年，伦敦建
了一座大剧院。莎士比亚的一些戏剧就是在这个剧院首次演出的。提到1599年在伦敦建了一个大剧院，并且莎士比亚的一些戏剧就是在这个剧院首次上演的。选项D：1613年，剧院被一场大火烧毁，延续上文内容，指出这个剧院在1613年被大火烧毁了，并引出下文：然而，1997年，一座新的现代化的剧院在第一座剧院附近建成，所以即使在今天，你也可以去剧院看莎士比亚的戏剧，关于新剧院的建立。故选D。
⑤根据空前内容：莎士比亚的作品至今仍很受欢迎。但我们为什么喜欢这些老剧呢?可知，莎士比亚的作品至今仍受欢迎。选项F：也许是因为它们充满了奇妙的故事。解释了人们喜欢莎士比亚戏剧的原因，符合语境。故选F
17．答案：C
解析：用…填满…此处表达整个下午都在练习。
18．答案：B
解析：作者将参加学校国际象棋此赛,故此处表达与二十名选手比赛。
19．答案：D
解析：根据最后一段倒数第二句中的 bkcase可知,作者想象其中一个奖杯放在自己的书架上。
20．答案：B
解析：lk arund 环顾:lk acrss 从…的一边向另一边看lk thrugh浏览:lk after照顾。此处表示作者从自己的这一侧看向棋盘的对面。
21．答案：B
解析：根据上文可知作者的对手年纪很小,故推断作者觉得会赢很容易。
22．答案：A
解析：根据下文可知,“我”的第一个对手打败了“我”,所以“我”应是对自己的过度自信感到后悔。
23．答案：D
解析：根据常识和选项推断,这个九岁的女孩仅用十分钟就打败了作者。
24．答案：B
解析：g n继续;gby(时间)过去;g thrugh仔细查看,经历;g ver仔细检查。此处表示接下来的三轮比赛很快就过去了
25．答案：A
解析：根据“ My first cmpetitr, the nine-year-ld girl, had beaten me”及“The next three runds”可知,“我”一共参加了四场比赛;由“three lsses”可知“我”输了三场,故赢了一场。
26．答案：A
解析：分析“第二场比赛结束后我准备回家,放弃比赛”和“不管怎样,我留下来了,微笑着真诚地祝贺我的每一位竞争对手”可知,空前后为转折关系。
27．答案：C
解析：根据当每位获奖者的名字被叫到时,作者都鼓掌可知作者此时应该是认真地听着。
28．答案：D
解析：根据上文可知,作者输了比赛,此时的状态应当是失落。
29．答案：B
解析：根据“smiling and truthfully cngratulating each f my cmpetitrs”可知,作者和对手的关系是友好的。
30．答案：C
解析：分析“这不是我所希望的奖杯”和“这个金奖杯在我的书架上看起来很不错”可知,此处应用引导让步状语从句的连词。
31．答案：D
解析：此处指作者计划来年用冠军奖杯替换它。用…替换…
32．答案：①largest②On③millins④is influenced⑤themselves⑥Since⑦the⑧t enjy⑨If⑩simply
解析：①考查形容词最高级。句意:它位于中国东北部，是历史悠久、文化多样的最大景点之一。
②考查介词。句意:2023年12月7日，该市迎来冰雪节。
③考查名词复数。句意:它吸引了世界各地数以百万计的游客。
④考查动词时态及语态。句意:冰雪节受到冰灯节的影响。
⑤考查反身代词。句意:在清朝，人们经常自己制作冰灯。
⑥考查介词。句意:从那时起，人们一直保持着这种有益的传统。
⑦考查定冠词。句意:今天，哈尔滨的灯笼已经成为当地文化的象征。
⑧考查动词不定式。句意:每年，许多来自不同国家的冰雕爱好者来到哈尔滨欣赏冰雕的美丽。
⑨考查连词。句意:如果你感兴趣，你还可以看到人们跳民间舞蹈和唱民歌。
⑩考查副词。句意:40多年来，冰雪节只为游客提供欢乐和乐趣。
33．答案：
Tday, I embarked n my jurney t schl by cycling, embracing the crisp mrning air and the gentle hum f the city waking up. The bike ride was refreshing, allwing me t clear my mind and prepare fr the day ahead. Upn entering the schl gates, the scene that captured my attentin mst vividly was the lush, green curtyard filled with blming flwers. The tranquil beauty f this asis amidst the bustling schl life served as a reminder f nature’s sthing presence, instantly lifting my spirits and setting a psitive tne fr my schl day.
Bathing in Ht Chclate
D yu like chclate? Hw abut bathing in it? There is a chclate ht spring (温泉) in Japan! Families g there tgether. They paint their bdies with sweet chclate sauce (酱). They get chclate skincare masks. It lks a little scary, but ht chclate is gd fr ur skin!
Finding the Best Pigen
The UK hlds the pigen (鸽子) shw every January. Mre than 2.500 pigens jin it. They are the best in the cuntry. Arund 25,000 fans f pigens cme tgether and chse the best. A gd pigen shuld have strng bnes, thick feathers, big wings and bright eyes.
Put Yur Masks n
In Italy, there are nt just ice cream and pizza. There are fancy masks, t! Venice is a city in Italy. Every year frm February t March. Venice hlds a big carnival (狂欢节). Peple wear masks. They walk n the streets and dance in parties. Why wear masks? Masks in Venice are beautiful! Sme peple wear them t perfrm. Sme peple wear them t have fun.