2025-2026学年江苏省南京市高一上学期12月七校联考月考英语试卷（学生版）

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第一部分 听力(略)
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
Start Yur Path T Perfect Health at CITY GYM
We are cmmitted t being a gym fr everybdy. Wrk n building strength r lsing weight, it all happens at City Gym. We ffer a selectin f affrdable ptins fr yu t cme in and enjy ur clean, fully-equipped facility, as well as, a large variety f free grup fitness classes taught by ur prfessinal instructrs.
Gym Facilities & Opening Hurs
Whether yu’re a beginner, a fitness enthusiast, r a busy student, City Gym has tailred slutins fr yu. Our 2,000-square-meter space is divided int distinct znes: a cardi area with a view f the city, a strength training zne with brand-new dumbbells and weight machines, and a spacius studi fr grup classes like yga and HIIT. All equipment is cleaned twice daily by ur staff, and there are always trainers n-site t ffer guidance n prper usage — n extra charge required. Our pening hurs are flexible: 6:00 a.m. t 10:00 p.m. n weekdays and 8:00 a.m. t 9:00 p.m. n weekends, fitting perfectly with even the tightest student schedules.
General Membership Optins
A single-day pass csts 25 yuan and a standard mnthly membership is set at 400 yuan.
Student Card
Our “Early-Bird” student card lets yu use all machines and jin any grup class at 70% f the standard membership price, with free lckers fr an entire mnth. First-time visitrs can als enjy a free bdy-test and a 30-minute sessin with a persnal trainer wh will design a wrkut plan that wn’t eat int yur study time.
1. Hw much can a student save every mnth if he chses the Early-Bird card?
A. 400 yuan.B. 280 yuan.C. 120 yuan.D. 25 yuan.
2. Which f the fllwing is NOT a feature f City Gym?
A. Flexible pening hurs.B. Different functinal znes.
C. Free n-site trainer guidance.D. Cmpletely free lcker service.
3. What’s the purpse f this passage?
A. T cmpare City Gym with different gyms.
B. T annunce the grand pening f City Gym.
C. T recmmend readers t sign up fr City Gym.
D. T encurage readers t take exercise and keep fit.
B
Byrn Hward, ne f the chief directrs f Ztpia Series, still remembers the day in 2016 when audiences first stepped int the all-animal city. “We had painted a wrld withut humans, but full f human prblems,” he says. Yet the mment the film ended, fans asked, “What happens next?” That questin kept eching in Hward’s mind fr years.
In 2020 he and lng-time partner Jared Bush lcked themselves in a tiny stry rm at Disney Animatin. Index cards cvered every wall: sme shwed Nick and Judy n new cases; thers pictured reptiles (爬行动物) wh had never appeared in the city. “We wanted a bigger wrld, nt just a bigger case,” Hward explains. Between cups f cld cffee they finally fund the clue — why were reptiles absent frm the first film? Answering that became the emtinal engine f the sequel (续篇).
T feel what their cld-blded characters might experience, the team nce spent an afternn in the studi’s walk-in freezer, writing stry utlines with glves. “Our teeth chattered, but the jkes gt warmer,” Bush laughs.
The next five years became a cycle f creatin and destructin. They drafted eight versins f the pening, built an undergrund jazz bar fr lizards, and even designed a giraffe mayr wh spke s sftly that n micrphne culd catch him. Each time a screening flpped, the team tre the stry apart and started again. “Giving up every draft felt like cutting ff a piece f my heart,” Hward laughs, “but the city deserved the best.”
On Nvember 26, 2025, when the finished film lit up the theater, Hward quietly slipped int the back rw. Watching kids cheer fr a snake wh saves Judy, he whispered, “Welcme hme.” The city that nce existed nly in sketches had grwn, and s had its builder.
4. Hw did the team try t better understand the feelings f cld-blded characters?
A. Ask fans fr suggestins.B. Read scientific reprts.
C. Experience the cld in persn.D. Turn t experts fr help.
5. What des the underlined wrd “flpped” in paragraph 4 prbably mean?
A. SucceededB. FailedC. ShneD. Changed
6. Frm the last paragraph, we can infer that at that mment Hward was ______.
A. Prud and mved.B. Nervus and uneasy.
C. Tired but relieved.D. Excited yet regretful.
7. What’s the text mainly abut?
A. Byrn Hward’s great cntributins t Disney mvies.
B. The lng and challenging creative prcess f Ztpia 2.
C. The reasns why Ztpia 2 was a big hit amng audiences.
D. The interesting experience f the team designing reptile characters.
C
“I’d like t have yur prblem!” It is a cmmn remark made t underweight peple, wh tend t awake mre envy (嫉妒) than sympathy. Hwever, underweight peple have just as much truble putting n the punds as verweight peple have lsing them — they are als related t health risks.
The prblem f the underweight is that they are unwilling r unable t eat enugh, r they eat like a hrse but still d nt gain weight. They have a fast metablism (新陈代谢) and can eat whatever they want withut putting n kilgrams. Peple with a slw metablism depsit(存储) mst f the energy they take in with fd as bdy fat. Peple with a fast metablism burn this energy ff, prducing heat.
T smene wh is verweight, a fast metablism may seem desirable. But frm a medical standpint it is a prblem. Being underweight is usually accmpanied by a lack f basic nutrients and/ r trace elements. This increases the risk f develping disrders such as steprsis, weakens muscle functin and slws the healing f wunds. Underweight peple are ften elderly, have little appetite r perhaps are n lnger able t chew prperly. Peple can als lse a lt f weight due t a serius disease r chemtherapy (化疗).
A ptential health prblem is als smetimes respnsible. Even yung, healthy peple can be affected when they feel stressed ut emtinally. A classic case is lvesickness. Yur stmach feels as if tied up in knts, yur nerves are shaky, and after tw bites f fd yu are full. Befre lng, yur bdy is running ut f energy, and yu either becme sleepy r mre nervus — in any case yu eat even less and then enter a dwnward spiral (螺旋轨道). What will yu d when yur trusers get baggy, yur eyes start t widen, yur bnes and teeth start t stick ut, yur energy level drps and yur sensitiveness rises?
8. What is the main fcus f the passage?
A. The scial advantages f being thin.
B. The benefits f having a fast metablism.
C. The health risks and causes f being underweight.
D. The ways f gaining weight thrugh prper diet and exercise.
9. Accrding t the passage, which f the fllwing is a health risk related t being underweight?
A. Lst muscle functin.B. Slwer healing f wunds.
C. Increased risk f heart disease.D. Increased chance f slw metablism.
10. What can we learn frm the passage?
A. Lsing weight is harder than gaining weight.
B. Eating like a hrse will definitely help peple gain weight.
C. All the peple are eager fr a fast metablism t lse weight.
D. A ptential health prblem may cntribute t being underweight.
11. What is the writing style f the last paragraph?
A. Lively.B. Dull.C. Serius.D. Frmal.
D
A qute frm the American writer, F. Sctt Fitzgerald, reads, “T be kind is mre imprtant than t be right. Many times, what peple need is nt a brilliant mind that speaks but a special heart that listens.” Often, we shut t be right, t impress peple with ur knwledge and intellect, t shw them we are the “superir knw-it-all”. Hwever, upn reflectin, I find that Fitzgerald’s qute resnates (共鸣) with me mre.
In this fast-paced, cmpetitive sciety, mst peple wuld want t struggle fr excellence, t be the best they can be. There is nthing wrng with this. Hwever, there are certain individuals wh take it a step further and make it their persnal mtt t exhibit their ne-upmanship (胜人一筹) against anyne whse views differ frm theirs. They believe intensely that their values and their knwledge are flawless. Often such peple will ut-talk thse wh disagree with them. While they may have seemingly wn the argument, is there any real meaning t this? Bth parties are likely t dig their heels in and unlikely t admit they are wrng, until ne side gives in r gives up.
In cntrast, I believe it is far mre imprtant t be kind than right. Even if we knw we are right, we d nt have t press ur views n thers. We shuld in fact listen mre, and learn t appreciate viewpints that are different frm urs. As the famed American educatr Stephen Cvey nce said, “Seek first t understand, then be understd.” Often, we listen nt t understand but t prve the ther persn is wrng. In an argument with smene, we d nt even listen t what the ther persn has t say because while they talk, we are already mentally trying t find ways t sht dwn their ideas. It wuld be far better t silence ur minds and t actually pay attentin t what the ther persn is saying.
Mrever, the insistence n being right all the time cmes with its wn extra damage — human relatinships are hurt in the prcess. T prve we are right, we becme judgmental. We cnsider the ther persn t be less wrthy because they are “wrng”. T be right means we put urselves in the frnt and center f the relatinship, ignring the feelings f the ther party. Friendships and even family relatinships becme tense just fr the sake f winning the argument, when lve and empathy wuld have wrked better t ease the tensin.
12. Why des the authr mentin Fitzgerald’s qute in the first paragraph?
A. T make a cntrast.B. T present the fact.
C. T prvide an example.D. T intrduce the tpic.
13. Accrding t the authr, what is the likely result when peple argue t verwhelm thers with different views?
A. It helps bth sides understand each ther mre deeply.
B. It bsts their self-cnfidence and cmmunicatin skills.
C. They may seem t win the argument, but it hlds little real meaning.
D. They can genuinely persuade the ther party t accept their viewpint.
14. Why d peple ften listen in an argument accrding t paragraph 3?
A. T silence thers’ minds.B. T argue against thers’ ideas.
C. T seek mutual understanding.D. T appreciate different views.
15. What is the best title f this passage?
A. Hw t Win arguments with Intelligence.
B. Stephen Cvey’s Advice n Effective Cmmunicatin.
C. The Imprtance f Struggling fr Excellence in Sciety.
D. Kindness Over Being Right: The Value f Listening and Empathy.
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。
Hw t Repair a Tipped-Over Friendship Bat
We’ve all heard the saying “the friendship bat can tip ver easily” When a friendship hits a rugh patch r even falls apart, it can leave us feeling sad and empty. ____16____ With the right actins, yu can fix the brken bnd and get the friendship back n track.
The first step t repair a friendship is t take the initiative t cmmunicate. Dn’t let pride get in the way f saving yur friendship. Instead f waiting fr yur friend t reach ut, be brave and start a cnversatin. When talking, listen carefully t their feelings withut interrupting. ____17____ Secnd, it’s imprtant t aplgize sincerely if yu’re in the wrng. ____18____ A genuine aplgy isn’t just abut saying “I’m srry” — it als means admitting yur mistake and shwing that yu’ll try t d better next time.
Third, give yur friend sme space and time. ____19____ Pushing them t frgive yu right away may make things wrse. Respect their pace and let them prcess their emtins.
____20____ Small, cnsistent effrts like remembering their favrite snack r checking in n them regularly can rebuild trust. Over time, these little things will remind yur friend f hw much the friendship means t yu. In the end, a repaired friendship is ften strnger than befre, as it’s been tested and cherished.
A. Avid making excuses r shifting the blame t thers.
B. It’s als helpful t shw yur care thrugh small actins.
C. Many peple struggle with hw t fix a brken friendship.
D. Smetimes, peple need time t calm dwn after a cnflict.
E. But a tipped-ver friendship bat isn’t necessarily sunk frever.
F. Misunderstandings are the main reasn why friendships break dwn.
G. This shws that yu value their pinins and care abut the friendship.
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四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。
16-year-ld Mia Carter, a student frm New Yrk’s Brklyn district, used t be bsessed with the “ideal bdy” images n scial media. Her Instagram Feed was flded with psts f teens with slim figures, and she sn began t feel ____21____ abut her wn bdy, which was a little curvier (曲线更明显的)than the nline “standards”. Determined t change, she made a risky decisin: she wuld ____22____ mst meals and nly eat a small bwl f salad every day.
At first, Mia felt a sense f ____23____ when she saw her weight drp by tw punds in a week. She even shwed ff her “prgress” t her best friend, Lily, but Lily frwned and warned her that extreme dieting wuld hurt her health. Mia, hwever, didn’t take the advice seriusly, thinking Lily was just being ____24____. Within three weeks, thugh, the bad ____25____ f her diet started t shw. She became ____26____ during class, unable t ____27____ n her lessns, and had t quit the schl vlleyball team she’d jined years ag because f lack f energy.
Her mm, Mrs Carter, nticed the changes immediately and grew deeply ____28____. She tk Mia t see a dctr, wh tld them that Mia was ____29____ f prtein and ther essential nutrients. The dctr als explained that true beauty wasn’t abut a perfect figure, but abut a healthy bdy and a psitive mind. With the dctr’s guidance, she started a ____30____ eating plan and did light exercise t get int better ____31____ withut starving herself.
Tw mnths later, Mia recvered cmpletely, returned t the vlleyball team, and gt an A in math. She walked with newfund ____32____, and Lily said she lked far ____33____ and happier. At a class sharing sessin n healthy lifestyles, Mia ____34____ her experience, warning peers against false beauty standards. By semester’s end, she’d learned the true meaning f ____35____ gd and feeling gd.
21. A. satisfiedB. insecureC. ignrantD. cnfused
22. A. acquireB. treatC. enjyD. skip
23. A. shameB. guiltC. achievementD. sadness
24. A. annyingB. supprtiveC. helpfulD. understanding
25. A. causesB. riginsC. effectsD. prducts
26. A. energeticB. exhaustedC. fcusedD. relaxed
27. A. takeB. cuntC. reflectD. cncentrate
28. A. cncernedB. rughC. hrribleD. familiar
29. A. cnfidentB. independentC. shrtD. prud
30. A. frequentB. balancedC. riginalD. fashinable
31. A. shapeB. healthC. situatinD. state
32. A. curageB. cnfidenceC. braveryD. desire
33. A. slimmerB. prettierC. thinnerD. healthier
34. A. tldB. annuncedC. reprtedD. shared
35. A. lkingB. perfrmingC. appearingD. shwing
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。
Cultural Exchange: Cnfidence in Cnnectin
As glbalizatin advances, the exchange between Chinese traditinal culture and Western culture has becme ____36____ inspiring trend, ____37____ fully reflects ur cultural cnfidence. This cmmunicatin is nt abut abandning ur rts ____38____ abut sharing ur treasures with an pen mind.
Fr instance, many yung designers cmbine the elegant chengsam (旗袍) with Western tailring, ____39____ (create) dresses ppular n internatinal runways. Musicians ften blend the erhu’s sulful meldies with Western rck rhythms, and their wrks ____40____ (win) widespread praise frm glbal audiences s far. Even in daily life, bubble tea, a creative mix f matcha (a Chinese tea) and Western milk tea craftsmanship, has becme a belved drink and peple acrss cntinents find ____41____ (they) deeply attracted by this sweet and refreshing drink.
Such exchange makes Chinese culture ____42____ (understand) wrldwide thrugh familiar frms. It prves that we are ____43____ (true) prud f ur traditins while bravely embracing the ____44____ (strength) f ther cultures. True cultural cnfidence lies in this balance — rted in ur prfund heritage, we cnnect with the wrld warmly, and let culture serve ____45____ a bridge fr mutual respect and understanding that enriches bth sides.
第四部分 写作(共两节，满分40分)
第一节(满分15分)
46. 假定你是校英语报“读者来信”栏目的主编李华，学生张明对即将到来的文理分科感到迷茫，不知道如何选择，写信向你求助。请给他回信，内容包括：
1.表达理解；
2.提出建议。(至少两点)
注意：
1.写作字数应为80左右；
2.可适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。
参考词汇：文理分科 arts-science divisin
Dear Zhang Ming,
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Yurs,
Li Hua
第二节(满分25分)
47. 阅读下面短文，根据所给情节进行续写，使之构成一个完整的故事。
Once there was a little girl Lily wh was very friendly and ppular in her class. She was friends with everyne in her class. There was n ne in class wh did nt like her. She was very kind and wuld always be busy with her friends. She felt very happy that she had s many friends at schl and in her neighbrhd.
On Friendship Day, her class rganized an event, in which everyne had t make three presents and give them t their best friends. Lily was really lking frward t the cming Friendship Day as she was expecting gifts frm her friends. Hwever, when all the presents were shared amng her classmates, she was the nly ne wh hadn’t received any presents. She felt terrible and cried a lt. She wndered hw that was pssible. She had made s much effrt t be friends with everyne but in the end n ne thught f her as ne f their best friends.
Everyne came and tried t cmfrt her fr a while but each ne nly stayed fr a shrt time befre leaving. This was exactly what Lily had dne s many times t thers.
On that day when she gt hme, her mther saw her sad face. And then her mther asked her the reasn fr her sadness. “Where can I find true friends?” Lily asked. Her mther was surprised at her questin. Then she asked Lily what had happened in schl. Her mther cmfrt her and said, “Yu cannt buy friends with a smile r a few gd wrds. If yu really want true friends, yu will have t give them real time and lve. Fr a true friend yu must always be available，in gd times and bad.”
Lily replied, “But I want t be friends with everyne!”
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。
Paragraph 1:
Her mther shk her head.
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Paragraph 2:
Lily decided t change her ways and thught hw she culd make true friends.
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