2025-2026学年浙江省杭州市部分学校高一上学期12月月考英语试卷（学生版）

这是一份2025-2026学年浙江省杭州市部分学校高一上学期12月月考英语试卷（学生版），共9页。试卷主要包含了5分，满分37等内容，欢迎下载使用。
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
TEENAGE KICKS
Satisfy yur teens’ appetite fr the unusual in Bristl with classic shpping and immersive art.
MAKING THEIR MARK
While it can be tricky t persuade sme teens t embrace art, yu’ll find it easier in Bristl. Yu wn’t have t lk t hard t encunter the handiwrk f the city’s talented sn, Banksy — wh was brn here — n a walking tur and there are 200 ther dd street artists in the city. There are spray-painting wrkshps t if yur teens want t try this type f art themselves.
A WHOLE NEW WORLD
If all that graffiti leads t a new-fund interest in art, then the next step is Wake The Tiger, a new immersive art experience. Thrugh a maze (迷宫) f creative wrks, installatins, hidden frests and secret passageways, yu and yur family will enter the fictinal kingdm f Meridia and fllw a fascinating stryline invlving the secrets f the wrld’s fur great assciatins. It’s perfect fr teen fantasy fans.
VINTAGE (老式的) FINDS
If yur teen is keen t develp their em r fairy cre style, take them t Park Street t discver the junk and vintage shps, including Uncle Sam’s Vintage, perfect fr everything frm American distinctive jackets t Levi’s jeans as well as The Vintage Thrift Stre, Lt Vintage and Sbeys.
MARKET FINDS
With dumplings t Caribbean-inspired wraps, St Nichlas Markets, r St Nick’s t the lcals, has delicius lunch ptins. It’s Bristl’s ldest market, trading since 1743. When yu’re finished, dn’t miss the shpping: It’s als hme t Bristl’s largest cllectin f independent retailers.
1. Wh is the target audience f this article?
A. Teachers.B. Shpkeepers.C. Agents.D. Parents.
2. Where shuld a teen g if he wants t dine and shp?
A. Levi.B. Uncle Sam’s Vintage.
C. Wake The Tiger.D. St Nichlas Markets.
3. What d the fur themes have in cmmn?
A. They can satisfy the teen’s fantasy taste.B. They shw the traditinal features f Bristl.
C. They can give teens unique experience.D. They cme in many varieties but cst a lt.
B
There I was, after 12 hurs f travel, standing n Lexingtn Avenue and hping fr a New Yrk miracle. I’d nly been in Manhattan fr an hur, and already was flagging dwn a taxi Late at night and shuting “Fllw that cab!”
Well, mre accurately: “Fllw that little dt n this tiny map.” Meaning the GPS-enabled dt mving arund a screen as part f the Find My iPhne feature. The dt indicating that smewhere ut there, in ne f New Yrk City’s ther 13,000 taxi cabs, sat my daughter’s blue bag that she’d left behind, cntaining her diary schl laptp, ntebks, iPhne and Air Pds she’d bught with her saved-up allwance.
The daughter wh a that very mment was curled up n the htel bed regretting her thughtlessness, in tears. I was a small-twn dad in a huge, unfamiliar metrplis (大都市), with maybe half an idea f what I was ding, at best. But I culdn’t stand t see her crying. I had-t get that bag back.
An explanatin is in rder at the airprt terminal, we’d had t switch t anther taxicab t get a ride int Manhattan. Our first taxi driver quted us a fare higher than it shuld cst, and when I asked why, he immediately threw us ut f his cab. We piled int the next waiting taxi. It wasn’t until getting t ur htel, an hur later, that we realized the first taxi driver had sped away with the bag inside.
While I called 311 (非紧急情况电话), my wife remembered she’d set up tracking n ur daughter’s phne in case f emergencies, and pulled up its map, excited t discver a little dt that refreshed every 15 secnds r s, traveling arund the streets f midtwn. Talking t the wman wrking 311, I casually remarked, “I’m half-tempted t get anther cab and have them chase after this dt n the map.”
“Well,” she said “that’s prbably what a New Yrker wuld d.” Challenge accepted. The first taxi driver then pulled ver laughed at my wild gse chase, but the secnd said, “Yeah. Get in.” His name was Gani. And s began ur three-hur hunt fr the missing bag.
4. Hw did the authr discver that his daughter’s bag was lst?
A. They realized it when they gt t the htel.B. The daughter called and tld him.
C. He saw the taxi driver speeding away with the bag.D. They fund the bag was missing when they gt int the taxi.
5. Hw did the daughter feel when she fund ut her bag was lst?
A. Indifferent.B. Crss.C. Desperate.D. Relieved.
6. What did the authr cnsider ding after discvering the dt n the map?
A. Cntinuing t call 311.B. Waiting fr the dt t cme t him.
C. Finding anther cab t pursue the dt.D. Giving up n lking fr the lst item.
7. Which f the fllwing wuld the authr prbably agree with?
A. Peple in big cities were mre helpful than his hmetwn.B. Technlgy culd smetimes make a difference.
C. New Yrk was a dangerus and scary cityD. He was clse t quitting tracking the bag’s lcatin.
C
“Anxiety.” The very wrd invites discmfrt. Its effects—shrtness f breath, punding heart, muscle tensin—are utright upsetting. But, as a clinician, I find that we tend t miss ut n many valuable pprtunities presented by this human emtin. In and f itself, anxiety is nt deadly, nr is it a disease. Quite the cntrary: it is an indicatr f brain and sensry health. Once we accept that it is a nrmal, thugh uncmfrtable, part f life, we can use it t help us.
We all knw wrking ut at the gym is hard. By nature, a “gd wrkut” is uncmfrtable, since it invlves pushing ur physical strength past what we can easily d. The sweet spt f exercise is always a smewhat challenging experience. Similarly, if yu want t be emtinally strnger, yu need t face sme tensin. Fr example, ne effective treatment fr fear is expsure therapy (疗法), which invlves gradually encuntering things that make ne anxius, reducing fear ver time.
Humans are scial creatures. When my patients learn t pen up t their partners abut their anxieties, they almst always reprt a greater sense f emtinal clseness. Als, as internatinal relatinship expert Sue Jhnsn teaches, when we express ur need fr cnnectin during challenging mments (e.g., “I’m having a hard time right nw and culd really use yur supprt”), it creates greater cnnectin and turns ur anxiety int lve.
Frm time t time, we find urselves at the end f ur rpe. Our respnsibilities pile up, ur resurces break dwn, and we feel uncmfrtably anxius—what we’re experiencing is called stress. Simply put, the demands placed upn us utweigh ur available resurces, just like a set f scales (天平) ging ut f balance. Fcusing n wrk and pretending everything is OK nly leads t disastrus results. Medical treatment fr stress may functin fr a while, but it tends t make things wrse in the lng run. The nly slutin t deal with stress is t d the mathematics t balance the scales.
8. What des the authr say abut anxiety?
A. It is an invitatin t diseases.
B. It indicates stable mental health.
C. It csts us many valuable chances.
D. It is a natural emtinal expressin.
9. Why des the authr mentin “gd wrkut” in paragraph 2?
A. T prve hw exercise influences emtins.
B. T suggest an effective way t challenge limits.
C. T explain hw anxiety builds emtinal strength.
D. T shw a psitive cnnectin between mind and bdy.
10. What is paragraph 3 mainly abut?
A. The key t clseness is partners’ supprt.
B. Sharing anxieties imprves relatinships.
C. Humans are defined by their scial nature.
D. Expressing feelings keeps us ff anxieties.
11. Accrding t the last paragraph, hw can we deal with stress?
A. Devte mre energy t ur wrk.
B. Increase resurces available t us.
C. Seek prfessinal medical treatment.
D. Master advanced mathematical skills.
D
Israeli cmpany Watergen has prduced a device that generates clean, drinkable water ut f air. The device called GENNY is small enugh t be used in a hme r ffice but can generate up t 30 liters f water a day. The water that GENNY prduces is nt nly clean enugh t drink, it’s als ften cleaner than tap water.
GENNY takes air in and passes it thrugh a filter (过滤器) t remve dust and dirt. The filter is pwerful enugh t wrk even in areas with high air pllutin. The air then passes thrugh a chamber where heating and cling cause water vapr in the air t cndense (凝结). This water is then passed thrugh several mre filters and minerals are added t make it taste better. Finally, the water is stred in a tank where it is cntinually circulated t keep it fresh. A larger mdel, called the GEN-350, can prduce up t 900 liters f water per day. The GEN-350 is nw being used in hspitals that previusly did nt have a reliable surce f fresh, clean water. Watergen has als develped an emergency respnse vehicle(ERV)that can carry a GEN-350 unit wherever it is needed. In additin t the GEN-350, the ERV carries a prtable generatr that supplies electricity fr the GEN-350.
Watergen’s ERV is designed t bring water t peple suffering frm the effects f a serius earthquake, fire, fld r ther situatins. Once such an incident ccurred in Califrnia in 2018. A fire started at a camp site and spread quickly ver a wide area destrying many thusands f acres f trees and many hmes. One f Watergen’s ERVs was driven there and it prvided water fr its citizens and rescue wrkers. Besides, they als prvided clean safe water fr the residents f Texas and Flrida in the aftermath f the destructin caused by hurricane Harvey and Irma.
12. What can we knw abut Watergen’s devices?
A. They’re available in different sizes.B. They’re made in numerus cuntries.
C. They’re extremely hard t perate.D. They’re pwerless in plluted areas.
13. The GENNY adds minerals t________.
A. keep the water fresh and cleanB. remve dust frm the water
C. imprve the flavr f the waterD. meet the water safety criteria
14. What can Watergen d using its ERV?
A. Help rebuild the destryed hmes.B. Outperfrm its cmpetitrs.
C. Supply electricity t lcal peple.D. Respnd t natural disasters.
15. What wuld be the best title fr the text?
A. GENNY: Water Generatr via FiltersB. GENNY: Water Prductin frm Air
C. GEN-350: Water Surce fr HspitalsD. GEN-350: Water Supplier t the Needy
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。
Is Breakfast Really the Mst Imprtant Meal f the Day?
Breakfast has been made ut t be ne f the mst imprtant meals f the day. It’s cnsidered a serius mistake t skip it. And we’ll even g s far as t shame peple fr ding s. ____16____?
There’s news abut hw breakfast is vital fr ur health and ther news abut hw it’s nt. ____17____. What shuld we d with all this back-and-frth science? Knwing abut the fllwing tricky science f breakfast will help us see better.
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One study grup lked at the cmmn claim that skipping breakfast causes weight gain. Their 2013 analysis fund past studies used imprper language which suggested a causal relatinship between skipping breakfast and besity. The relatinship in sme cases indeed may be mre crrelative (相互关联的) than cause-and-effect.
Unscientific methds
There’s a whle bdy f research that cnnects breakfast with weight lss. But the methds behind a lt f thse studies dn’t always hld up. ____19____. Mrever, they ignre a majr factr: what we eat fr breakfast.
Prfit-seeking funders
The ften quted reprts abut the benefits f breakfast are mainly funded by breakfast cereal (早餐麦片) cmpanies, such as Kellggs r Quaker Oats. Fr them, it is a marketing strategy. ____20____.
It’s hard t say whether r nt breakfast has any amazing health benefits. What we d knw is that breakfast’s greatest imprtance is undeserved, given the current scientific literature available. In this case, the simplest advice might be the best. Just listen t yur wn bdy and d whatever wrks best fr yu.
A. Flding studies
B. Misleading language
C. But what really happens when we dn’t eat breakfast
D. But is breakfast’s tp spt amng three meals deserved
E. Mst f the headlines claim t be based n the results n scientific studies
F. Their businesses depend n peple’s believing that breakfast means ready-t-eat cereal
G. They aren’t actually testing what wuld happen if we were t change ur breakfast behavir
第三部分语言运用(共三节，满分40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。
I was sure that I was t be killed. I became terribly nervus. I fumbled (摸索) in my pckets t see if there were any cigarettes, which had ____21____ their search. I fund ne and because f my shaking hands, I culd ____22____ get it t my lips. But I had n matches, they had taken thse. I lked thrugh the bars at my jailer (看守). He did nt make eye cntact with me. I ____23____ ut t him. “Have yu gt a light?” He lked at me, shrugged and came ver t light my cigarette. ____24____ he came clse and lit the match, his eyes accidentally lcked with mine. At that mment, I ____25____. I dn’t knw why I did that. Perhaps it was nervusness, perhaps it was because, when yu get very clse, ne t anther, it is very ____26____ nt t smile. In that instant, it was ____27____ a spark jumped acrss the gap between ur tw hearts, ur tw human suls. I knw he didn’t want t, but my smile leaped thrugh the bars and generated smile n his lips, t. He lit my cigarette but ____28____, lking at me directly in the eyes and cntinuing t smile.
I kept smiling at him, nw aware f him as a(n) ____29____ and nt just a jailer. And his lking at me seemed t have a new dimensin t. “D yu have kids?” he asked. “Yes, here, here.” I tk ut my wallet and nervusly fumbled fr the _____30_____ f my family. He, t, tk ut the pictures f his family and began t take abut his plans and hpes fr them. My eyes were filled with tears. I said that I feared had never see my family again, never have the chance t see them grw up. Tears came t his eyes, t. _____31_____, withut anther wrd, he_____32_____ my cell (牢房) and silently led me ut. Out f the jail, quickly and by back rutes, ut f the twn. There, at the edge f twn, he released me. And withut anther wrd, he turned back tward the twn.
“My life was _____33_____ by a smile.” Yes, the smile — the unaffected, unplanned, _____34_____ cnnectin between peple. I really believe that if that part f yu and that part f me culd _____35_____ each ther, we wuldn’t be enemies. We culdn’t have hate r envy r fear.
21. A. lstB. givenC. escapedD. reached
22. A. barelyB. quicklyC. pssiblyD. likely
23. A. whisperedB. explainedC. calledD. repeated
24. A. AsB. BefreC. AfterD. Until
25. A. criedB. shkC. refusedD. smiled
26. A. easyB. hardC. gladD. embarrassed
27. A. whenB. as well asC. as thughD. as lng as
28. A. went awayB. drpped utC. turned upD. stayed near
29. A. strangerB. enemyC. ppnentD. persn
30. A. cigarettesB. bagsC. picturesD. wallet
31. A. IntentinallyB. UncnsciuslyC. UnwillinglyD. Suddenly
32. A. unfldedB. unlckedC. untiedD. unveiled
33. A. misledB. destryedC. savedD. imprved
34. A. surprisingB. naturalC. differentD. frequent
35. A. likeB. expectC. nticeD. recgnize
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，
A 7.9-magnitude earthquake struck Myanmar at 2:20 pm Friday (Beijing Time), accrding t the China Earthquake Netwrks Center. The epicenter ____36____ (mnitr) at 21.85 degree nrth latitude and 95.95 degrees east lngitude. The quake struck at a depth f 30 km, said a reprt ____37____ (issue) by the CENC. The death tll frm Friday’s devastating earthquake in Myanmar ____38____ (reach) 2,719, with 4,521 peple injured and 441 thers still missing, the cuntry’s State Administratin Cuncil Chairman Min Aung Hlaing said during a cash dnatin ceremny fr quake victims ____39____ was held in Nay Pyi Daw n Tuesday, accrding t the lcal media reprts. Chinese rescue teams are cntinuing t wrk in the hard-hit Mandalay in central Myanmar fllwing the 7.9-mgnitude temblr last week, and have s far saved eight ____40____ (survive) as f 8:00 lcal time n Tuesday in the cuntry. ____41____ (ensure) the quality and effectiveness f Chinese rescue team’s wrk, a rescue wrk mechanism was established fr infrmatin sharing and jint lgistics. ____42____ (current) the weather in Mandalay is ht, with the highest daytime temperature ____43____ (tp) 40 degrees Celsius, and there are many msquites at the wrk sites. Meanwhile, experts frm the Chinese Search and Rescue Team have cmpleted the safety assessment f the damage ____44____ the fur ffice buildings f the Chinese Cnsulate General in Mandalay, and ffered ____45____ (prpse) n emergency dispsal.
第三节首字母填空(共10小题：每小题1分，满分10分)
46. Hangzhu is usually r_________ t as the heaven f China fr its landscapes and histry.(根据首字母单词拼写)
47. He came first in the writing cmpetitin by m_________ f hard wrk. (根据首字母单词拼写)
48. The grand sight f Munt Huangshan is beynd d_________.(根据首字母单词拼写)
49. He has a key psitin in the d_________ f marketing. (根据首字母单词拼写)
50. Skill cmes nt just frm knwledge, but frm its a_________ in practice. (根据首字母单词拼写)
51. After helping ur neighbrs, we all felt we’d dne smething w_________ fr the lcal cmmunity. (根据首字母单词拼写)
52. The c_________ which was respnsible fr this decisin wuld cnsider it ver again. (根据首字母单词拼写)
53. I a_________ t persuade my father t quit smking, but in vain. (根据首字母单词拼写)
54. His research has c_________ greatly t ur understanding f this disease. (根据首字母单词拼写)
55. Bth the blue and yellw dresses are pretty, but I prefer the f__________.(根据首字母单词拼写)
第四部分写作(共两节，满分30分)
第一节(满分15分)
56. 假定你是李华，你校上周举办了“中国非物质文化遗产进校园”主题活动。请你为校英语报“Campus Life”栏目写一篇报道，介绍此次活动。内容包括：1.活动时间：2.活动内容；3.活动意义。
注意：1.词数应为80左右：2.可适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。
Chinese Intangible Culture Heritage int Campus
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57. 阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写一段，使之构成一篇完整的短文。
Once upn a time, there was a girl named Sara. She had a passin fr sccer that burned brighter than any ther flame in her heart. Hwever, Sara faced a big challenge — her legs were nt as strng as her friends, requiring her t rely n crutches (拐杖) fr supprt.
Saras friends gathered n the sccer field every day, their laughter and shuts f excitement filling the air. She watched them with envy, lnging t jin in their games. But whenever she tried t play, the reality f her limitatins wuld hit her hard, and she wuld feel a wave f disappintment. Despite this, Sara refused t let her dreams die. She lved sccer with all her heart, and she was determined nt t give up.
One day, the schl annunced an imprtant sccer match. Sara's heart skipped a beat when she heard the news. She wanted t participate mre than anything, but she knew that many kids wuld dubt her abilities because f her legs. Instead f giving up t their dubts, Sara chse t accept them as a surce f strength.
She began practising hard every day after schl. Using her crutches, she kicked the ball with all her strength, gradually mastering the art f balancing herself. Smetimes, she wuld fall dwn, but each time, she wuld pick herself up with determinatin. Her face wuld be sweaty and dirty, but her eyes wuld shine with determinatin.
Finally, the day arrived. Sara's team had made it t the final match, and she had been given a chance t play. The crwd rared with excitement as she tk her psitin n the field. Everyne cheered her n, their vices a mix f encuragement and admiratin. Althugh Sara culdn't run like the thers, she used her skills and wisdm t pass the ball, her crutches becming her secret weapn (武器) n the field.
注意：
1. 续写词数应为100左右；
2. 请按如下格式在答题纸的相应位置作答.
In the last mments, the ball came t Sara.
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