云南省昭通市镇雄县2025-2026学年高二上学期三校联考第一次月考英语试卷（学生版）

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第一部分 听力(共两节，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，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段对话仅读一遍。
1. What is the man ging t d tmrrw?
A. Visit his grandma.
B. Mve int a new huse.
C. D sme gardening.
2. Hw much des ne ticket cst?
A. $20.B. $22.5.C. $25.
3. Where des the man want t g next?
A. T a cffee shp.
B. T a ty stre.
C. T a clthing stre.
4. Why des the wman ask the man t cpy the nte?
A. He can type quickly.
B. He is gd at cmputers.
C. His handwriting is gd.
5. When will the man prbably reach the cnference center?
A. At arund 2:00 p.m.
B. At arund 2:10 p.m.
C. At arund 2:30 p.m.
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。每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟;听完后，各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。
听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。
6. What des the wman usually d n Mndays?
A. She des cleaning.
B. She plays tennis.
C. She ges shpping.
7. When des the wman usually g t the cinema with friends?
A. On Friday nights.
B. On Saturday nights.
C. On Sunday nights.
听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。
8. What d the speakers intend t d?
A. Study tgether.
B. Stay late at wrk.
C. G ut fr dinner.
9. Where will the speakers meet?
A. At the ffice.
B. At the restaurant.
C. At the parking lt.
听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。
10. What impresses the wman mst in China?
A. Chinese fd.
B. Beautiful scenery.
C. Mdern architecture.
11. Where is the wman frm?
A. France.B. The US.C. The UK.
12. Why des the wman mst prbably cme t China?
A. Fr study.B. Fr wrk.C. Fr travel.
听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。
13. Why d the speakers change the title f their talk?
A. T narrw dwn the tpic.
B. T attract listeners’ interest.
C. T make it easy t understand.
14. Hw many slides will the speakers have fr their talk in ttal?
A. 9.B. 10.C. 11.
15. What will the speakers start their talk with?
A. Plastic prductin histry.
B. Activities with plastic use.
C. Envirnmental damage examples.
16. What des the wman ffer t d fr the talk?
A. Get sme data.
B. Write a summary.
C. Find sme pictures.
听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。
17. What makes physical activity mre imprtant than ever?
A. Busy wrk schedules.
B. Increased stress levels.
C. Ppularity f cycling.
18. Hw lng will the “Biking t Wrk” event last?
A. 2 hurs.B. 3 hurs.C. 4 hurs.
19. What can peple attending the event d fr free at Flwer Square?
A. Eat a healthy breakfast.
B. Get a membership card.
C. Have their bike repaired.
20. What is available at Flwer Square during the event?
A. Paid meals.
B. Cycling cmpetitins.
C. Safety checks fr bikes.
第二部分 阅读(共两节，满分50分)
第一节(共15小题;每小题2.5分，满分37.5分)
阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。
A
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What Kids Will D:
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Spaces are pen fr this hands-n archaelgy adventure. We lk frward t seeing thse wh are interested in archaelgy.
21. What is the main gal f Weedn Island Preserve’s archaelgy camp?
A. T train kids t becme prfessinal archaelgists.
B. T ffer free utdr trips fr families in Tampa Bay.
C. T teach kids hw t use advanced GPS technlgy.
D. T help kids learn abut lcal histry thrugh practical activities.
22. What will participants prbably d n Octber 15, 2025?
A. Play games t make new friends with ther kids.
B. Visit vegetatin-cvered histric sites and learn t use GPS.
C. Assist scientists in searching fr ld bjects and sifting dirt.
D. Listen t talks by famus archaelgy experts abut lcal histry.
23. Hw much des a returning kid need t pay fr the camp this year?
A. $300.B. $210.
C. $90.D. $0.
B
Sfie Rux, 26, was n a wrk trip t Malawi with her physician parents in 2019 when she befriended a girl named Faith. Their relatin was clse ver their lve f art and their future dreams: Rux wanted t be an architect, while Faith hped t be an animatr (动画设计师). But Faith’s schl had n electricity — let alne the technlgy t teach cmputer animatin.
Rux, wh grew up spending her summers in Africa, had raised funds fr cmputers t make STEAM — science, technlgy, engineering, arts, and math — educatin in Africa mre accessible. The lack f electricity at Faith’s schl shwed anther difficulty. At 16, Rux fund herself in her backyard designing and building a cmputer lab inside a recycled shipping cntainer. She named the creatin a BlmBx (绽放盒子). Rux filled the lab with cmputing equipment, and then tpped it with a slar rf fr dependable pwer.
In the summer f 2021, Rux tk it t Faith’s high schl in Blantyre, Malawi. Once intrduced, the BlmBx caught the attentin f the Malawi Ministry f Educatin. “They want everyne t be very technlgically literate (通晓的) by 2063,” Rux says, “and that starts with making sure that yung peple have cntact with technlgy and creative maker spaces.” The ministry agreed t a plan t build 70 mre labs acrss the cuntry.
T enlarge, hwever, Rux and a team f 30 prfessinals needed t slve prblems f prductivity, safety, and transprtatin t faraway cmmunities. BlmBx Design Labs frmed in 2023 as a public benefit cmpany after mving all prductin t Malawi and Suth Africa t bring dwn csts, reduce transprt time, and hire lcal wrkers.
Tday, Rux’s friend Faith studies art and design at the University f Malawi. When Rux finishes the 70 planned labs, they will reach 200,000 students s that their lve f learning can blm.
24. Why did Rux build the first BlmBx?
A. T prvide free cmputers fr all African students.
B. T enable technlgy educatin at Faith’s electricity-free schl.
C. T supprt her parents’ medical wrk in Malawi.
D. T prmte art educatin in develping cuntries.
25. What des the “creative maker spaces” mentined in paragraph 3 refer t?
A. Prfessinal animatin prductin studis.
B. Gvernment-funded technlgy research centers.
C. Spaces that fster innvatin and hands-n learning.
D. Traditinal classrms with upgraded equipment.
26. What challenged Rux’s team when expanding the BlmBx prject?
A. Shrtage f cmputing equipment in Malawi.
B. Disagreement with the Ministry n lab lcatins.
C. Lcal resistance t using recycled shipping cntainers.
D. Issues with prductivity, safety, and remte transprtatin.
27. What is the main purpse f the BlmBx prject accrding t the text?
A. T supprt Faith’s specific dream f becming an animatr,
B. T make technlgy and STEAM learning accessible t African yuth.
C. T turn recycled shipping cntainers int prfitable educatin facilities.
D. T help Malawi becme a leader in African STEAM educatin by 2063.
C
Hw d yu beat the summer heat? If yu’re like mst peple, yu turn the air cnditining n when it’s the httest time f the day. But what if yu culd use nnpeak (非高峰的) electrical hurs and stre the cld t use the next day? This idea has becme a reality fr a New Yrk City high-rise that’s being cled by ice.
Eleven Madisn, a skyscraper in the heart f Manhattan, is using cl, frzen ice vernight t cl the building, reprted CBS News. Fur stries belw grund, an ice battery system freezes water during the night, when electrical use is lw, and uses this ice t cl the building during the day. “There’s abut 500,000 punds f ice created every night,” said Hlly Paeper, president f Trane Technlgies, a cmpany that did the installatin (装置).
Air cnditining uses nearly 20% f energy use in hmes and businesses glbally. Hwever, n extremely ht days, that number can jump t 70%. Installatins like the ne in Eleven Madisn help t lwer that. Accrding t Paeper, the cmpany has installed the technlgy in abut 4,000 sites wrldwide.
The system in the basement f Eleven Madisn uses 100 tanks that are each the size f a parking spt. Because there’s a lt f energy cnsumed in freezing water, a mre effective way had t be fund. “We take water, and add sme ther elements in it,” explained Dr. Patrick Shamberger, an assciate prfessr at Texas A&M. “S we can take cntrl f that temperature basically anywhere we want it, in the zer t 20℃ range.”
While ice batteries aren’t being used t cl fd r t pwer electrical devices, they’re being used t cl buildings. Fr nw, cmbining ice batteries with ther types f energy strage frm renewables can help the pwer grid (电网) t keep up in ht weather as well as lwer the cst f electricity. It’s a win-win fr all.
28. What’s the benefit f the ice battery system ver traditinal air cnditining?
A. It can wrk withut relying n the pwer grid.
B. It takes up less space than traditinal cling systems.
C. It uses less energy by using electricity during nnpeak hurs.
D. It cls buildings faster than traditinal air cnditiners.
29. Why are ther elements added t water in the ice battery system?
A. T let the system cl fd t.
B. T enable the system t adapt t different temperature cntrl needs.
C. T fix the prblem f high energy use when freezing water.
D. T make the ice last lnger and nt melt easily during the day.
30. What can we infer abut the future develpment f ice battery technlgy?
A. It will fcus n helping pwer electrical devices later.
B. It will use fewer tanks t save space in tall buildings,
C. It will sn replace all traditinal air cnditiners wrldwide.
D. It may wrk with mre renewable energy strage methds t be mre useful.
31. Which f the fllwing can be a suitable title fr the text?
A. NYC High-Rise Cls with Ice Battery System
B. Renewable Energy fr Building Cling
C. Trane Technlgies’ Glbal Cling Prjects
D. Traditinal Air Cnditining’s High Energy Use
D
There’s a cntinuing debate ver whether electric vehicles shuld prduce sunds t let the blind and ther pedestrians (行人) knw they’re n the rad. Sme think thse sunds shuld be standardized — like the “beep” sund f heavy machinery backing up, indicating “smething heavy is cming this way” when hearing it — while thers think any sund will d.
This is a serius subject. Plug-in hybrid cars (电混动力汽车) and battery electric vehicles are super-quiet, and a study at the University f Califrnia, Riverside, pinted ut that peple listening t recrdings n headphnes can hear a regular gas car cming frm 28 feet away but a hybrid in battery mde nly when it’s 7 feet away.
In respnse, the Eurpean Unin has carried ut new rules; all new electric vehicle mdels must have a sund-prducing device, which sunds like a traditinal car engine. Starting in 2021, all new electric vehicles f any mdel will need the Acustic Vehicle Alerting System r AVAS (车辆声学警报系统). That sund will cme int play when the car is traveling backwards r when it’s traveling at less than 12 miles an hur-speeds at which cars are mre likely t be mixing with pedestrians.
That’s a nice start, say representatives fr the blind, but mre is needed. “We’re calling n the gvernment t take this annuncement further by requiring AVAS n all existing electric and hybrid vehicles and ensuring drivers have them switched n,” Jhn Welshman, guide dg wner and a staff member f Guide Dgs, said in a statement.
Drivers in mst cases have the ability t shut ff the device when needed. My guess is that they will eventually be standardized s yur mind will autmatically register “electric car” when yu hear it. And that’s prbably a gd thing t reduce the chas n the rads.
32. What is the main safety issue discussed regarding electric vehicles?
A. Their high speed capabilities.
B. Their lack f engine nise.
C. Their small size.
D. Their bright headlights.
33. Hw far away can peple usually detect a hybrid vehicle in battery mde?
A. 28 feet.B. 12 feet.
C. 7 feet.D. 3 feet.
34. Which ne can replace the underlined part “cme int play” in paragraph 3?
A. Take effect.B. Slw dwn.
C. Break dwn.D. Stay silent.
35. What des the authr predict will happen with AVAS sunds in the future?
A. They will be remved entirely.
B. They will vary by manufacturer.
C. They will becme musical meldies.
D. They will be standardized and recgnizable.
第二节(共5小题;每小题2.5分，满分12.5分)
根据短文内容，从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。
Humr is a wnderful gift that enriches life, helps build cnnectins, and teaches kids t see the lighter side f challenges. As a parent, yu play a key rle in nurturing this skill — here’s hw t d it naturally and jyfully.
Be a humrus rle mdel.
Kids learn mst by watching adults. If yu ften laugh at small, happy mments — like a clumsy pet — yur child will fllw. Share funny things frm yur childhd, r make light f small mistakes. ____36____ When humr feels natural in yur hme, yur kid will feel safe t be funny t.
Play silly games tgether.
____37____ Fr yung kids, try “silly vices” while reading a stry — give the bear a high-pitched tne r the rabbit a gruff ne. Fr lder kids, play “Mad Libs” r “Reverse Charades,” where they act ut a wrd withut speaking. Silly play als helps imprve their creativity and language skills. These games let kids let lse and realize that being playful is enjyable, nt “silly” in a bad way.
Praise their humr attempts.
When yur child tells a jke (even if it’s nt perfect) r makes a funny face, respnd with enthusiasm. Instead f just saying “That’s funny,” try “I lve hw yu thught f that! It made my day.” This psitive feedback makes them prud t keep sharing their funny ideas, ____38____
Teach the line between funny and hurtful.
Humr shuld never make smene feel bad. If yur child teases a friend abut their glasses, gently say, “Jkes that make thers sad aren’t kind. Let’s think f a jke we can bth laugh at.” ____39____ This helps them learn empathy alngside humr — an imprtant lessn fr lifelng relatinships.
____40____
Everyne messes up, and laughing at small errrs can teach kids nt t take themselves t seriusly. If yur child spills milk, say, “Ww, we just made a ‘milk lake’ — let’s get twels and turn this int an adventure!” Laughing at mistakes desn’t mean ignring them — it means staying calm. This turns a frustrating mment int a funny ne and shws them humr can fix a bad md.
A. Let them laugh at gentle mistakes.
B. Games are a great way t mix fun and humr.
C. Yur reactin tells them that their sense f humr matters.
D. It’s imprtant t shw them that humr can be kind, nt just funny.
E. while negative reactins can make them afraid t share their humr again.
F. Yur humr shws them that it’s kay t nt take everything seriusly.
G. kids ften repeat behavirs that get them psitive attentin frm parents.
第三部分 语言运用(共两节，满分30分)
第一节(共15小题;每小题1分，满分15分)
阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。
I was a persn wh always felt desperate (绝望的) befre. Mnths ag my mm suffered frm a serius disease and had a(n)____41____ n her brain. I felt the whle wrld ____42____ dwn and I didn’t knw what I culd d t help her t reduce her pain. Whenever I was alne, tears welled up in my eyes. Hw I wish I culd ____43____ Mm fr a lng time.
Last mnth I ____44____ a valuable watch, which was an 18-year-ld birthday gift frm my dad. I culdn’t sleep fr several nights fr the reasn that I felt ____45____ abut the lss.
There have been many ____46____ matters like these in my life. I culd never knw what t d with them ____47____ I read If Yu Have A Lemn, Make A Lemnade by American authr Dale Carnegie.
“When the wise man is handed a lemn, he says, ‘What ____48____ can I get frm this? What can I d t ____49____ my situatin? Hw can I turn this lemn int a lemnade?’” he wrte.
I was suddenly _____50_____ that life is full f ups and dwns, s I need t stay _____51_____ all the time. Nw when I think f my past, I wish I culd have handled things _____52_____. When my mm was fighting fr recvery, I shuld have _____53_____ her hands in mine, telling her things wuld get better instead f hiding and crying,
Several weeks ag, I participated in a campus singing _____54_____. I didn’t win a prize. But I wasn’t sad. Instead, I believe that with each attempt, I’ll get clser t _____55_____ my gals in music.
41. A. peratinB. prmiseC. ideaD. wish
42. A. lyingB. calmingC. fallingD. sitting
43. A. judgeB. accmpanyC. encunterD. bless
44. A. sldB. fixedC. receivedD. lst
45. A. lnelyB. awfulC. strangeD. bred
46. A. simpleB. imprtantC. tughD. useful
47. A. untilB. sinceC. becauseD. thugh
48. A. interestB. intrductinC. abilityD. message
49. A. ignreB. betterC. acceptD. blck
50. A. awareB. excitedC. hpefulD. creative
51. A. patientB. fcusedC. psitiveD. independent
52. A. hnestlyB. easilyC. differentlyD. practically
53. A. cleanedB. identifiedC. rememberedD. taken
54. A. clubB. cntestC. practiceD. lecture
55. A. achievingB. dividingC. examiningD. burning
第二节(共10小题;每小题1.5分，满分15分)
阅读下面材料，在空白处填入适当的内容(1个单词)或括号内单词的正确形式。
During my stay in a freign cuntry, I ften missed my twn and the delicius fds. I dreamed f warm prridge, steamed dumplings and spicy ____56____ (htpt) frm different restaurants. After ____57____ (return) t my twn, I wuld smetimes recall my hst mm cking tasty fds in the kitchen.
____58____ (exact) speaking, each cuntry has its wn culture and traditinal cking. Althugh Western cking has a great influence n the wrld, China’s lng histry and rich culture have given birth ____59____ a special Chinese cking art. Chinese fd culture finds its excellence in taste and fragrance (香味), setting it apart frm the fd culture f ther ____60____ (cuntry). As a fd critic (评论家) has said, “____61____ is n dubt that in this field China has shwn even ____62____ (much) creativity than any ther natins.”
Indeed, the Chinese are amng the peples f the wrld ____63____ have been very interested in fd and eating. China’s fd culture ____64____ (date) back t ancient times and with several thusand years f effrts, Chinese fd has becme increasingly ppular.
What happens when Chinese cking meets Western cking? One thing is certain: bth are changing s fast that we ften dn’t ntice. But it’s gd ____65____ (understand) bth.
第四部分 写作(共两节，满分40分)
第一节(满分15分)
66. 假如你是李华，你校英文报下个月将举办以“家乡的变化(The Changes f My Hmetwn)”为题的征文活动。请根据下列要点写一篇作文：
1.过去(生活贫困，污染严重，交通不便……)；
2.现在(住房宽敞，山清水秀，交通发达……)；
3.展望家乡的未来。
注意：1.词数不少于80；
2.可适当增加内容，以使行文连贯。
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第二节(满分25分)
67. 阅读下面材料, 根据其内容和所给段洛开头语续写内段, 使之构成一篇完整的短文。
Jack and his yunger sister, Lily, were as different as night and day. Jack was the adventurus type, always running arund with his friends, playing ftball r explring the wds. Lily, n the ther hand, was quieter, preferring t spend her time with her bks and her dlls. Hwever, she was quite thughtful and always lked ut fr the whle family. She ften helped her parents with husewrk, made her mm a cup f tea when she was tired, and kept an eye n her brther, Jack.
Jack had a grup f clse friends. They wuld seldm include Lily in their games — nt because they disliked her, but because they thught she was t yung and t different t jin their adventures. This made Lily feel left ut and sad, as she desired t be a part f her brther’s wrld.
One strange thing abut Jack was that whenever he was upset, the next day he wuld find a single cin in his pcket. It puzzled him. He culdn’t explain where they came frm. Whenever he asked his parents abut it, they just smiled.
One day, Jack’s best friend mved away t anther city. Jack was sad. He had spent cuntless hurs with him, and the thught f nt having him arund was heartbreaking. That evening, when he came hme, he was in n md t be arund anyne, nt even Lily. She tried t cmfrt him, but in his sadness, Jack shuted at her, and his sharp wrds sent Lily running t her rm in tears. Feeling srry but still upset, Jack went t his rm, leaving Lily t cry alne.
注意:
1. 续写词数应为150左右;
2. 开头已给出。
The next mrning, as Jack gt dressed, he felt smething in his pcket.
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Knwing the truth frm his parents, Jack believed he shuld d smething.
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