山西省青铜鸣大联考2025-2026学年高一上学期10月月考英语试卷（学生版）

这是一份山西省青铜鸣大联考2025-2026学年高一上学期10月月考英语试卷（学生版），共8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(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、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。
A
Never befre has it been easier t learn new skills, study new subjects, and prepare fr future develpment. Here we share fur gd platfrms (平台) ffering free nline curses t high schl students.
Cdecademy
Fr students having an interest in prgramming, Cdecademy is a g-t platfrm. It ffers free, hands-n curses in languages like Pythn, JavaScript, and HTML. With a great envirnment, Cdecademy allws students t apply what they learn right nw, making it perfect fr peple wh want t becme develpers.
FutureLearn
FutureLearn hsts shrt curses frm universities arund the wrld n lts f tpics, including literature, psychlgy, business, and healthcare. The platfrm’s flexible (灵活的) timelines allw students t fit learning int their schedules. Many curses encurage heated discussins with ther learners.
Alisn
Alisn ffers skill certificatin (证书) curses in fields like IT, business, and health. High schl students can take advantage f these curses t get useful skills. Fr example, students interested in technlgy can study curses n web develpment, while thse drawn t healthcare might g after certificatins in wellness caching.
Duling
Learning a new language has many advantages. Just think f the reactin (反应) peple have when they learn yu can speak a freign language. Duling makes language learning easy t get thrugh by ffering lessns that cver wrds, grammar, and prnunciatin. Students can chse frm ppular languages like Spanish and French. Duling’s mbile-friendly design allws yu t learn n the g, making it a gd platfrm fr busy students.
1. Wh will prbably be interested in Cdecademy?
A. Businessmen.B. Language lvers.
C. Prgramming beginners.D. Medical wrkers.
2. What can students d n FutureLearn?
A. Learn frm famus teachers.B. Get skill certificatins.
C. Chse frm many languages.D. Discuss with ther learners.
3. Which platfrm is suitable fr learning Spanish during a bus ride?
A. Cdecademy.B. FutureLearn.C. Alisn.D. Duling.
B
Dan Shutes, a fifth grade teacher in PawPaw, Michigan, recently became ppular n scial media (媒) after he shwed he eats lunch daily in the schl’s dining hall with his students.
Shutes, wh has been a full-time teacher fr nine years, mentined that beginning this activity was n a whim a cuple f years ag and has since turned int a traditin. “It was nt designed, but nw it has becme smething I truly lve,” said the 32-year-ld teacher. “Bth the kids and I find great happiness in it.”
At lunchtime, Shutes mentined that his class is divided amng three separate tables. Each day, he sits with different students and the habit has taught him t have a better cnnectin with his kids.
“I dn’t want t just be viewed as the talking head at the frnt f the rm wh gives them hmewrk,” he shared. “Althugh it’s part f my jb, I hpe t build a relatinship with sme kids s they feel cmfrtable talking t me abut their prblems r wrries.”
Shutes’ TikTk vide, where he explains his lunchtime habit, gt ver 500,000 views and mre than 2,000 cmments (评论). “I didn’t expect it t be ppular,” Shutes said. “Teachers frm arund the cuntry have emailed me, saying they enjyed the message. One even plans t try it with her class weekly. It encurages me t keep ding it.”
Althugh many teachers have faced big challenges recently, like burnut and unhappiness with teaching, he said, “Dn’t frget t enjy the small, gd mments.”
4. What d the underlined wrds “n a whim” in paragraph 2 prbably mean?
A. Out f cntrl.B. All f a sudden.C. On his wn.D. Withut dubt.
5. Why des Shutes eat lunch with his students?
A. T better relate t the kids.
B. T be viewed as a talking head.
C. T help his kids when necessary.
D. T set an example fr ther teachers.
6. Which wrds can best describe Shutes?
A. Kind and strict.B. Cnfident and brave.
C. Easy-ging and respnsible.D. Strng-willed and hnest.
7. What is the best title fr the text?
A. The Pwer f Scial Media.
B. Mdern Challenges in Schl.
C. A Teacher’s Unexpected Ppularity.
D. The Rle f Scial Media in Teaching.
C
Feeling wrried? Angry? Disappinted? Research clearly shws there is smething yu can d—n matter where yu are r what the cnditins are. Take a few slw, deep breaths.
In mst stressful situatins, human nature in fact drives us t take deep breaths. If yu’re getting ready t give a speech t a large crwd r standing at the starting line fr a cmmunity running race, yu may find yurself taking a deep breath withut even thinking abut it.
All arund the wrld and thrughut centuries, cultural traditins such as yga (瑜伽) have drawn n ur natural instincts (本能) t encurage breathing exercises as a way t achieve calm and relaxatin.
Research shws that it wrks. A recent study shwed that peple wh did slw breathing exercises felt less stressed and less wrried than thse wh didn’t try the exercises. It als shwed that deep breathing helped t reduce pain levels and lwer bld pressure fr sme patients.
Nw scientists want t knw: What happens in ur bdies when we breathe slwly and deeply? A study tries t explain this. It lks at findings frm 15 different studies abut hw slw breathing influences the bdy. The researchers discvered that slw, deep breathing causes changes in the nervus system. This system cntrls things we dn’t think abut, like heartbeat, breathing, bld pressure and bdy heat. Studies shw slw breathing increases tw imprtant health signs: Heart Rate Variability and Respiratry Sinus Arrhythmia. These signs shw ur bdies are wrking well.
8. What can yu d t reduce stress accrding t paragraph 1?
A. D sme exercise.B. Practice yga ften.
C. Ask researchers fr help.D. Take slw and deep breaths.
9. Why d peple breathe deeply when faced with stress?
A. It’s a natural instinct.B. It’s a cultural traditin.
C. It’s a learned behavir.D. It’s a medical treatment.
10. What des the research shw abut practicing slw breathing?
A. It increases stress levels.B. It raises bld pressure.
C. It reduces stress and wrry.D. It leads t self-reprted wrry.
11. Where is the text prbably taken frm?
A. A travel guide.B. A science magazine.
C. A newspaper.D. A bilgy textbk.
D
In the digital age, reading habits have changed greatly. Many peple skim (略读) texts t get the main ideas quickly, while thers read every wrd carefully. A recent study shws that Americans read fewer bks than they did 30 years ag, spending nly 26 minutes a day reading cmpared t three hurs n the Internet r watching TV. This change has led t mre skimming rather than deep, clse reading.
Scientists think that skimming is a gd reading methd, especially fr quick understanding f general ideas. Daniel Willingham, a scientist, suggests that skimming is acceptable as lng as it desn’t get in the way f understanding. Janna Christdulu, anther scientist, says that skimming is suitable fr light reading, such as beach nvels, which dn’t need deep thinking.
On the ther hand, clse reading means cnnecting new infrmatin t what yu already knw, asking questins, and getting a better understanding f the text. This methd activates mre brain areas than skimming and is imprtant fr academic (专业的) reading, such as when a graduate student needs t remember infrmatin lng after reading.
Hwever, the rise f digital media has led t mre skim reading, as nline texts are ften shrt and easy t get. Christdulu thinks this change has made us less able t fcus n and understand lng texts well, and it’s als harming ur thinking skills and hw lng we can pay attentin, especially fr yung readers. Hwever, sme thers believe that hw skim reading affects (影响) readers is still unclear.
Willingham suggests that reading habits are changing mainly because f the endless fun chices n the Internet rather than less ability t fcus. He believes that mst peple can develp clse reading skills with practice. Christdulu thinks that each persn’s reading jurney is different, driven by different reasns. S it’s mre useful t understand that bth skimming and clse reading are imprtant methds, especially in the digital age, rather than viewing them as cmpletely different.
12. Hw des the writer supprt the viewpint in paragraph 1?
A. By listing numbers.B. By making a guess.
C. By telling a stry.D. By raising questins.
13. What will Willingham prbably agree with abut skimming?
A. It is unacceptable.
B. It is best fr academic reading.
C. It is less useful than clse reading.
D. It is fine unless it affects understanding.
14. What des clse reading include?
A. Fcusing n easy texts.B. Aviding asking questins.
C. Cnnecting with ld knwledge.D. Getting the main idea quickly.
15. What des Christdulu think f the rise f digital media?
A. Creative.B. Harmful.C. Scary.D. Necessary.
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。选项中有两项为多余选项。
Smetimes yu are yur wn wrst enemy, especially when it cmes t success. It’s necessary that yu take steps t develp yur skills and take actin in rder t succeed. ____16____ Yu have t push yurself beynd (超越) yur wn limits (极限). Here are fur ways t break free frm limits.
Walk the rad less travelled.
Smetimes, in rder t truly find yurself, yu have t first lse yurself a little. A great example f this is the British adventurer and writer Levisn Wd. The frmer British Army Majr is best knwn fr his walking adventures. He walked thrugh six cuntries, alng the Nile River, pushing his bdy thrugh different areas. ____17____ But he was lking t push his limits. It was the jurney but nt the trip that mattered.
Take the risk.
Life is like a lng jurney, and t keep ging all the way, yu’re ging t have t take sme risks. Even sprtsmen push their bdies beynd their limits. Yu als have t push yurself beynd yur limits.
Accept failure.
Failure is unavidable. It desn’t matter hw great yu are at smething, yu will experience failure. ____18____ American swimmer Michael Phelps didn’t win in every cmpetitin. D yu knw what winners d? They pick themselves up, and try again.
____19____
When yu achieve a gal, yu’re nt finished. Yu just start a new race. Like in a triathln (铁人三项) when yu finish the swim, yu’re nt dne, yu have t jump n a bike, and after yu finish that yu need t run. Pushing yurself beynd yur wn limits is actually an invitatin fr pain and failure. Failure isn’t a big deal. ____20____
A. Remember there’s n finish line.
B. It’s just a shrt break n yur lng trip.
C. He culd have made this same trip in a car.
D. What he needs t d is avid unnecessary harm.
E. Keep trying even thugh yu’ve failed many times.
F. Yu can’t sit arund and wait fr it t happen t yu.
G. Even the greatest sprtsmen in the wrld lse smetimes.
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，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。
My grandfather lved playing chess and was very prud f his skills. If he wn, he wuld really ____21____ the excitement f victry. If he didn’t win, he wuld take it as a bad ____22____ f his ld age, saying that his mind was ____23____ at last. And then he wuld feel dwn and cmplain (抱怨) abut his ____24____ abilities.
S, as his ____25____ yu had t lse, but yu culdn’t lse t ____26____. Even in his rather cnfused state, he wuld ____27____ that. Yu had t lse while lking as if yu were trying t win. It ften ____28____ my brther, a teenager at the time and—luckily fr my grandfather — a skilled chess player, t d this ____29____ task.
It hit me then hw imprtant this tensin (紧张关系) was: between needing t win and ____30____ t lse s the ther persn culd feel better. Hwever, sciety teaches us smething ppsite abut ur wn failures.
When I lse, I feel like the ____31____ is against me. S frget abut being a gd ____32____. Wrk n the cmeback (东山再起): That’s my advice.
We all ____33____ difficulties and failures at times, but we’re als gd at picking urselves back up. Feel the ____34____ f lsing deeply—truly accept that feeling—then get back up pwerfully. Save yur ____35____ fr that.
21. A. imagineB. enjyC. needD. expect
22. A. excuseB. expressinC. actinD. sign
23. A. failingB. grwingC. racingD. imprving
24. A. weakeningB. differentC. frighteningD. inbrn
25. A. partnerB. cachC. friendD. cmpetitr
26. A. slwlyB. easilyC. secretlyD. quietly
27. A. acceptB. rememberC. senseD. cntrl
28. A. turned againstB. ran intC. fell tD. pinted at
29. A. difficultB. bringC. simpleD. new
30. A. stppingB. prmisingC. chsingD. preferring
31. A. familyB. natureC. systemD. wrld
32. A. lserB. fighterC. dreamerD. learner
33. A. recgnizeB. discverC. faceD. fear
34. A. callB. painC. spiritD. wisdm
35. A. magicB. mneyC. prideD. energy
第二节(共10小题;每小题1.5分，满分15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。
A British artist has raised ver $520,000 fr charity (慈善) with his funny and special drawings.
In 2020, Phil Heckels frm West Sussex ____36____(draw) a picture f his dg and shared it nline as a jke, saying that he wuld draw prtraits (画像) f pets fr mney. But t his surprise, real requests (请求) started cming in. Instead f ____37____(keep) the mney t buy what he needed, Heckels made up his mind ____38____ (raise) arund $400 fr charity. Five years ____39____(late), wrking under the name Hercule Van Wlfwinkle, he has raised ver $520,000 by ____40____(he).
His prtraits, ____41____ are ften described as “rubbish” by Heckels, aren’t what peple might call “gd art”. But that’s part f the appeal (吸引力). His drawings are ____42____(real) funny! The lines are all shaky (歪斜的) and they lk different ____43____ thers. His fllwers all lve them.
Tday, he has mre than 420,000 fllwers n Facebk and ver 80,000 ____44____(pht) f pets waiting in his inbx. Even with such a lng list f requests, Heckels plans t keep ging. He says he’s excited t keep raising mney, and he hpes t reach _____45_____ new gal sn.
第四部分 写作(共两节，满分40分)
第一节(满分15分)
46. 假定你是李华，你的朋友Peter刚刚步入高中，写信向你咨询高中有哪些有效的学习策略(learning strategies)。请你给他写一封回信，内容包括：
1. 推荐学习策略；
2. 推荐原因。
注意：1. 写作词数应为80左右；
2. 请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
Dear Peter,
____________________________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________________
Best wishes,
Li Hua
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。
On April 19, a family f three — a husband, wife, and their fur-mnth-ld daughter — barded WestJet Flight 1475 frm Palm Springs t Calgary, lnging t return hme after a relaxing vacatin. When they gt n the plane, their little girl was fast asleep in her mther’s arms, which filled the parents with a sense f happiness, and they thught they wuld have an easy flight.
Hwever, things tk a turn. As sn as the captain (机长) spke n the speaker, the baby wke up. It was an unexpected situatin, and n ne shuld be held respnsible fr it. Her mther quickly went int actin, lking after her until she was back t sleep. The parents then put n their headphnes, ready t watch a mvie, hping fr a peaceful rest f the jurney.
But after abut 30 minutes, the silence was suddenly brken. The baby seemed very uncmfrtable, pssibly because f gas r the changes in cabin pressure (舱压). The small airplane seats weren’t suitable fr rcking a crying baby, and the parents fund themselves in a state f wrry. They were s stressed, trying every pssible way t cmfrt their crying daughter, and culd feel all the ther passengers lking at them.
Just then, Ashley, a kind-hearted WestJet flight attendant (空姐), stepped in like a true her. With great kindness and pity, she went up t the family and asked if she culd take the baby and walk her up and dwn the passageway. At first, the mther culdn’t believe it: “Wait…a stranger wants t take my crying baby fr a walk?” But in the end, they had n chice but t agree. T their great surprise, Ashley’s sft tuch and cmfrting wrds wrked like magic, and the baby sn stpped crying.
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。
After the plane landed, the family expressed their heartfelt thanks t Ashley.
____________________________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________________
Several weeks passed, and a pht appeared n WestJet’s Facebk page.
____________________________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________________
____________________________________________________________________________________________