湖南省长沙市某中学2025-2026学年高二上学期第一次月考英语试卷（学生版）

这是一份湖南省长沙市某中学2025-2026学年高二上学期第一次月考英语试卷（学生版），共11页。试卷主要包含了5分，满分37等内容，欢迎下载使用。
第二部分 阅读理解（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
A music festival is a cmmunity event fcusing n live perfrmances f singing and instrument playing that is ften presented with a theme. On the list are the music festivals fr fans arund the wrld. Find yur favrite nw!
Field Day
January 1, 2023, Sydney
Field Day means New Year’s Day fr yung peple in Sydney. Seen as the city’s riginal multi-stage party, it’s a gathering f friends cming tgether fr a great fun-filled first day f the year. There’s an air f hpe and psitive energy n a perfect summer’s day.
The Envisin Festival
February 27—March 6, 2023, Uvita
The Envisin Festival is an annual gathering in Csta Rica that aims t prvide an pprtunity fr different cultures t wrk with ne anther t create a better cmmunity. The festival encurages peple t practice art, music, dance perfrmances, and educatin. Meanwhile, ur cnnectin with nature is expected t be strengthened.
The McDwell Muntain Music Festival
March 2—4, 2023, Phenix
The McDwell Muntain Music Festival is Phenix’s musical celebratin f cmmunity culture. Since its fundatin in 2004, it has been the nly 100% nn-prfit music festival designed t supprt, entertain and educate the cmmunity. The festival attracts thusands f visitrs each year frm arund the cuntry, and it is an pprtunity t experience true culture.
The Old Settler’s Music Festival
April 20—23, 2023, Dale
The Old Settler’s Music Festival is a natinally knwn music festival fr American music. The festival is held in the cuntry f Texas at the height f the wild flwer seasn. The Old Settler’s Music Festival ffers great music and activities fr the whle family.
1. In which city can peple enjy a fun New Year’s Day?
A. Phenix.B. Uvita.C. Sydney.D. Dale.
2. What is special abut the McDwell Muntain Music Festival?
A. It encurages peple t receive educatin.B. It is nt aimed at making mney.
C. It prvides an pprtunity fr friend gathering.D. It fcuses n cultural exchanges.
3. Which festivals are cnnected with nature?
A. Field Day and the Envisin Festival.
B. The Envisin Festival and the McDwell Muntain Music Festival.
C. The Old Settler’s Music Festival and the McDwell Muntain Music Festival.
D. The Envisin Festival and the Old Settler’s Music Festival.
B
It’s ften said that peple wh are brn blind r lse their sight, especially when yung, can tuch, taste, smell, and hear better than thse wh can see. Dnna Psnt, wh is blind, helps thers use their enhanced hearing t detect thusands f bird sngs.
Psnt is a graduate f the University f Michigan-Dearbrn. She leads a mnthly prgram she funded at the cllege. It’s called Birding by Ear and Beynd. It’s held n Saturday each mnth. During the prgram, Psnt leads visually-impaired peple thrugh 120 acres f campus frest. They listen fr the sunds f many birds. These include crws, geese, chickadees, wdpeckers, rbins, and red-winged blackbirds.
Participants learn t tell the smetimes subtle differences between bird species. They als learn hw each bird fits int their habitat. “The wrld is designed fr sighted peple, but nature is a special place where it’s kay t be blind,” Psnt tld The Washingtn Pst. “Yu can use yur ther senses t learn why birds and nature are imprtant and hw it all wrks (as ne). T me, that’s the beauty f it.”
Psnt is 67 years ld. She has been blind since secnd grade. She was brn with retinitis pigmentsa. It’s a wrsening cnditin that affects the back wall f the eye. She graduated in envirnmental studies frm the cllege. She’s als a certified interpretive guide and part-time naturalist at Michigan-Dearbrn.
Jerusalem Crawley first met Psnt at a summer camp fr the visually impaired. He’s been attending her classes fr 15 years. As a child, Crawley said he had n idea there were thusands f bird species. “I used t think all birds were alike,” Crawley tld Audubn Magazine. “This pened my eyes,” he said.
Thrugh her prgram, Psnt nt nly helps visually impaired individuals cnnect with nature but als inspires them t challenge their perceptins and embrace the wrld thrugh a different lens. The ability t identify birds by ear becmes a gateway t understanding the relatinships within ecsystems and the value f nature.
4. What des Psnt’s prgram fcus n?
A. Training blind peple t be nature guides.
B. Prviding blind peple a safe utdr space.
C. Helping blind peple identify birds by sund.
D. Leading blind peple t prtect campus frest.
5. Why des Psnt think nature is a special place fr blind peple?
A. Nature helps peple learn abut birds’ habitat.
B. Nature benefits blind peple’s physical health.
C. Blind peple can study the behavir f wildlife.
D. Blind peple can experience nature with ther senses.
6. What can yu infer frm the last paragraph?
A. The prcess f Psnt’s prgram.
B. The challenge f Psnt’s prgram.
C. The develpment f Psnt’s prgram.
D. The significance f Psnt’s prgram.
7. Which wuld be the best title fr the text?
A. Birding by Ear: A Prgram fr the Blind
B. Beauty f Nature: A Jurney f Discvery
C. Natural Sund: A Jurney t the Unknwn
D. Dnna Psnt: A Vlunteer fr Bird Prtectin
C
Hw imprtant are the first three episdes (集) t a shw? The first three episdes f a drama are crucial fr keeping viewers engaged. Tencent Vide data suggests that almst 40% f viewers abandn a shw within the first three episdes, with 35% f thse abandning it within the first seven minutes f the first episde.
But nw, the ld rules f judging a shw by its first few episdes are fading. The audience has develped frm the duble-speed watching at the beginning t the cmmentary- style (弹幕式) watching, and then t the fragmented (碎片化) watching that is appearing nw. The audience’s speed f watching shws has been speeding up.
When the audience is mre and mre casual in watching shws, we can’t help but ask, is it because shws nwadays are bad? Or is it because the audience is impatient? Fr yung peple wh are active n scial media, they have many chices. When a new shw cmes ut, they will nt watch the first three episdes, but g t Weib, Duban and ther scial media platfrms t watch shrt vide clips. When a shw can’t get ppular in the first week, it basically fails.
The pet Cleridge said “Water, water everywhere, but nt a drp t drink.” This explains the value f shrt vides: in the crwded field f infrmatin, yu can’t get any useful knwledge. Watching shws by shrt vides is different frm watching mvies r reading nvels. While we are surrunded by shrt vides, finding real knwledge is a struggle. Shrt vides ffer instant satisfactin but lack depth, finally destrying the artistic value f film and televisin. This cnstant stream f fragmented infrmatin can make us lazy thinkers.
Nwadays, peple dn’t have the patience t watch a mvie, a famus bk, r an in-depth article. Neil Pstman’s warning that we’re becming “amused t death” is prving true.
8. What des the data frm Tencent Vide suggest?
A. Viewers’ expectatin fr shws.
B. Viewers’ impatience with shws.
C. Viewers’ pinins n making shws.
D. Viewers’ reasns fr abandning shws.
9. Why have the audience changed their habits f watching shws?
A. The shws have becme lnger tday.
B. The quality f shws has decreased greatly.
C. Audience may nt like watching shws as befre.
D. Scial media prvides many chices f shrt vides.
10. What is the influence f watching shws by shrt vides?
A. It will reduce viewers’ cnfusin.
B. It will narrw viewers’ hrizn.
C. It will weaken viewers’ thinking abilities.
D. It will prvide viewers useful knwledge.
11. Hw des the authr feel abut the change in watching shws?
A. Wrried.B. Surprised.C. Uncertain.D. Satisfied.
D
Where were the dull sunds f flying insects hitting against the light bulb? Even the absent singing f cicadas r crickets, whichever they were, had quieted its instruments. Where have all the insects gne?
Our wn existence depends n a diverse insect wrld. Studies shw that where mre insect species are present, pllinatin (授粉) is mre reliable. As Dave Gulsn, prfessr f bilgy, pints ut in his bk Silent Earth: Averting the Insect Apcalypse, abut three-quarters f all crps grwn by humans require pllinatin by animals, the vast majrity by insects. “We culd nt feed the glbal human ppulatin withut pllinatrs,” he writes. It’s nt just abut bees and butterflies, the beautiful insects. Other, less visually appealing pllinatrs such as flies, mths, and earwigs are als shwing declines. Several f these species dn’t just pllinate. They als eat the pest (害虫) insects that ruin crps.
It turns ut that eclgists and entmlgists arund the wrld have been warning abut declining insect numbers fr years. The culprits are climate change, habitat lss, light pllutin, intensive farming, pesticide and fertilizer use.
But it’s a struggle t get peple t act. After all, we humans have a cmplicated relatinship with ur six-legged fellw cmpanins. Wh can frget the hrrr f Kafka’s Metamrphsis (《变形记》), where a travelling salesman wakes up ne mrning t find himself transfrmed int an insect? Even insects like butterflies and bees can seem strange when yu lk at them clsely. Maybe we’ve been ignring them because they seem different frm us.
Sme steps may be as simple as turning ff artificial light. A recent study in China fund that trees in Beijing, lit by street lights at night, seem t have tugher leaves. In ther wrds, insects are prbably being starved in the area.
We shuld change ur attitudes t insects. Thse annying flies hvering arund yur fd are simply ding what they were brn fr. They’re recycling. Withut them we might be wndering what t d abut rtting (腐烂的) waste. Besides, they’re fd fr birds, and UK bird ppulatins have greatly decreased in recent years.
12. What can we learn abut insects in the first tw paragraphs?
A. Insect decline threatens glbal fd supply.
B. Beautiful insects can help kill the pests.
C. Less appealing insects are n the increase.
D. Insect pllinatin affects the crp types.
13. What des the underlined wrd “culprits” mean in paragraph 3?
A. Causes.B. Slutins.C. Effects.D. Cnsequences.
14. What des the authr want t say by mentining Kafka’s Metamrphsis?
A. The bk f insects is interesting.
B. Unattractive insects are ignred.
C. Our relatinship with insects is far frm simple.
D. Insects are everywhere in ur lives.
15. What is the authr’s purpse in writing the text?
A. T explre the diversity f the insects.
B. T cmpare the different features f insects.
C. T review the histry f human-insect relatinship.
D. T warn abut the insect decline and its effects.
第二节（共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分）
阅读下面短文，从短文后的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项多余选项。
If yu’re lking fr reasns t start training yur self-discipline, then yu can begin by lking at the benefits f being self-disciplined. Here are sme pints yu may be interested in.
• Imprved physical health
If yu’re self-disciplined, yu’ll be better able t say n t the urges t cnduct unhealthy behavirs like vereating, excessive drinking, and smking. ___16___. Such behavirs include exercising regularly, maintaining a healthy diet and lifestyle, and even making behaviral changes.
• ___17___
A lack f self-discipline can lead t prcrastinatin (拖延). It can als lead t inability t reach imprtant gals. If yu tend t prcrastinate, yu may find yurself ften wrking under pressure and struggling t meet deadlines. If yu’re unable t reach imprtant gals, it can cause stress and anxiety abut the future and chip away at yur self-cnfidence. But if yu can learn self-discipline, yu’ll find that yu’re less stressed and anxius because yu’re living up t yur expectatins and ding what yu set ut t d. ___18___.
• Increased self-wrth and happiness
Self-discipline increases self-wrth because when yu achieve the gals yu set fr yurself, yu build belief and cnfidence in yurself. Each achievement, n matter hw small, is a building blck. ___19___. They increase yur happiness, t. Studies shw that the mre prductive peple are, the happier they feel.
• Better interpersnal skills
Learning self-discipline is great fr relatinships. ___20___. Being able t stp fr a mment and reflect n hw yu feel befre acting is an imprtant interpersnal skill. It helps yu handle cnflict effectively withut becming verly prtective r lsing yur temper and reacting angrily.
A. Reduced stress and anxiety
B. Less prcrastinatin and mre realistic expectatins
C. As a matter f fact, self-discipline is nt abut hw yu act
D. It will als bring psitive emtins and make yu feel gd abut yurself
E. A self-disciplined persn is better able t manage emtins intelligently
F. Additinally, yu’ll find it easier t stick t behavirs that prmte well-being
G. A number f them gradually frm a firm basis f belief and cnfidence within yu
第三部分 英语知识运用（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四个选项（A、B、C和D）中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。
The bnd between mther and daughter is irreplaceable. One f the mst famus wmen scientists f the 20th century, Marie Curie, wrked ___21___ her daughter Irene in the field f radiactivity, each f them ___22___ earning their wn Nbel Prize. Tday, there are mre ___23___ mther-and-daughter pairs shwing what happens when ___24___ wrks tgether.
In April 2020, Dr. Cynthia Kudji and her daughter Dr. Jasmine Kudji have becme the first mther and daughter t ___25___ frm the medical schl at the same time and be placed in the same hspital. Cynthia Kudji put her dream f becming a ___26___n hld when she became pregnant (怀孕的) at 23. She wrked as a nurse fr almst a decade ___27___ making the decisin t attend the medical schl at the University f Medicine and Health Sciences. ___28___, her daughter Jasmine attended Luisiana State University Schl f medicine.
At first, it was ___29___ fr them t live and study s far apart frm ne anther. “I thught initially it was hard because my mm and I had always been really ____30____ s I had t get used t the ____31____,” Dr. Jasmine Kudji explains t Afr Tech. Althugh the experience was difficult, it als had ____32____ results. “Smetimes peple struggle t find smene wh ____33____ their struggles, s fr that persn t be my mm was extremely helpful,” she adds.
After years apart, bth Cynthia and her daughter earned their M. D. degree. Then n “Match Day” when recent med schl graduates ____34____ the results f their residency (高级专科住院生实习期) applicatins, Cynthia and Jasmine learned that they were ____35____ in the same hspital.
This pair f mther and daughter prves that family can d anything tgether.
21. A. underB. alngsideC. frD. arund
22. A. cnstantlyB. eventuallyC. initiallyD. ccasinally
23. A. inspiringB. mvingC. shckingD. satisfying
24. A. teamB. cmmunityC. familyD. class
25. A. escapeB. skipC. quitD. graduate
26. A. nurseB. dctrC. studentD. scientist
27. A. afterB. upnC. befreD. with
28. A. TherefreB. BesidesC. AfterwardsD. Meanwhile
29. A. naturalB. difficultC. bringD. imprtant
30. A. clseB. nervusC. successfulD. cnfident
31. A. rleB. distanceC. jurneyD. relatinship
32. A. mixedB. apparentC. lastingD. beneficial
33. A. relates tB. appeals tC. adapts tD. refers t
34. A. annuncedB. cnfirmedC. discveredD. prmted
35. A. rejectedB. rankedC. praisedD. placed
第二节（共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分）
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。
Unlike mst first-time freign turists t China, wh head t ppular destinatins like Beijing and Shanghai, Zachary Iziah Smith tk a different path by ____36____ (explre) the histric scenic spts f Gansu Prvince in nrthwest China.
“I want t recrd the changes alng the ancient Silk Rad ____37____ my camera,” said the 32-year-ld American travel blgger
Frm the lcal Sanpatai t the ____38____ (significant) clrful Danxia landfrms, the timeless appeal f the Hexi Crridr (走廊) made Smith’s first visit t China an experience ____39____ (fill) with lng-lasting impressins.
Smith was amng the 140 freign guests t the 2025 Gansu Silk Rad Internatinal Turism Cnference that ____40____ (hld) last week. These guests, including fficials frm internatinal turism rganizatins, representatives frm travel agencies ____41____ scial media influencers, explred the cultural and natural beauty f the Hexi Crridr, which cntinues____42____ (inspire) the develpment f Silk Rad turism tday.
“Silk Rad travel has delivered ____43____ (cunt) surprises t me”, said Malaysian travel blgger Pavithra Ramada, ____44____ real-time updates n scial media drew immediate respnses frm her fllwers.
Thanks t ____45____ (it) expanded visa-free (免签) plicies, China has seen a travel hit, with mre internatinal visitrs t bth famus and lesser-knwn destinatins.
第四部分 写作（共两节，满分40分）
第一节（满分15分）
46. 假如你是一名英语课代表，为了帮助同学们提高学习英语的效率，你用英语给全班同学写了一封倡议信，倡导“坚持每天高效晨读”，内容如下：
1. 倡议目的；
2. 你对晨读的看法和建议；
3. 希望大家积极响应。
注意：
1. 词数 80 左右。
2. 可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。
My dear fellw students,
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第二节（满分25分）
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。
Bb and I hung ut the whle summer, running in the field, swimming in the lake and explring everywhere jyfully.
It was a typical summer afternn. Bb suggested we skip a language lessn t play basketball. Ahal I wuld shw my defense, lay-ups and three-pint shting. I lved t explre, I lved sprts, and I lved basketball mst. I believed I wuld be the next LeBrn James.
But my passin fr sprts came t a sudden stp when I began experiencing extreme back pain later that day. After several visits t dctrs, finally I was tld that a spine(脊柱) surgery was necessary. Unfrtunately, the surgery accidentally damaged my spinal crd(脊髓). I was in the ward hanging face dwn t relieve the pressure n my spine.
After fur-mnth rehabilitatin training(康复训练) in hspital, reality slwly set in—I was unable t walk again. I culdn’t believe this shuld have happened t me, that it wasn’t pssible t recver, that I wuldn’t becme a famus basketball player, that my life as I had knwn it, was ver. My future wuld be chained t a wheelchair. I was just 16 years ld!
Back hme, I learned hw hard it was ging t be t get arund in a wheelchair. I withdrew frm my friends and my basketball. At Bb’s repeated invitatin, I agreed t g t ur regular swimming hle. Unable t make it dwn the riverbank alne, I was t prud t ask fr help. When I finally realized my pride wuld keep me away frm peple and sprts I lved, I let Bb carry me n his back t the river’s edge.
Allwing thers t help was a turning pint. I realized my attitude was the biggest barrier I had t face. Hw culd I expect thers t see my ptential if I didn’t see it myself? Hw culd I realize my basketball dream if I withdrew int myself?
注意：
1.续写词数应为150左右；2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
One day, Bb tk me t a wheelchair basketball game.
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With Bb’s encuragement, I decided t have a try at my dream.
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