2025-2026学年河北省唐山市高一上学期1月月考英语试卷（学生版）

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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
Fur Jbs fr 11- t 12-Year-Olds that Pay Well
Pl Cleaning
Pl cleaning is ne f thse character-building jbs fr 11- t 12-year-lds. Yur child can help yur neighbrs clean their pls in the summer. This isn’t the type f pl cleaning with chemicals dne prfessinally, but rather a way t keep the pl clean in between thse cleanings.
* Advantage
It’ll keep yur kids active during the summer mnths.
Yur child may learn a thing r tw abut pls.
* Disadvantage
It’s ne f the mst time-cnsuming (费时的) jbs fr 11- t 12-year-lds.
Painting Fences (篱笆)
If yu walk thrugh yur neighbrhd, yu’ll see a cuple f huses whse fences are in need f a new cat f paint. Yur kids can knck n a few drs t find ut whether yur neighbrs are willing t pay them t paint their fences.
* Advantage
Yur child can help bring back yur neighbrhd’s beauty.
The act f painting can make kids interested in DIY.
It’s an interesting way t keep kids busy.
* Disadvantage
This jb isn’t suitable fr kids with breathing prblems.
Vice Actr
Des yur child have a clear speaking vice? They may have the talent t be a vice actr. They can get vice acting rles in radi advertisements, cartns and s n.
* Advantage
Vice acting is ne f the higher-paying jbs fr 11- t 12-year-lds.
It culd develp int a life- lng career (职业).
* Disadvantage
This jb may be difficult t get.
Writing
Des yur child express themselves well and have an active imaginatin? They can get paid t write smething like shrt stries, psts, and mre.
* Advantage
This jb can help imprve yur child’s writing skills.
Yur child can get paid t create stries using their imaginatin.
* Disadvantage
Writing is ne f the mst difficult jbs fr 11- t 12-year-lds t d.
1. What is ne f the advantages f pl cleaning fr 11- t 12-year-lds?
A. It teaches them abut the use f chemicals.
B. It ffers them sme knwledge abut pls.
C. It allws them t wrk with different peple.
D. It helps them develp a career in swimming.
2. Which jb is a fun way t keep kids busy?
A. Pl Cleaning.B. Painting Fences.C. Vice Actr.D. Writing.
3. What is the disadvantage f being a vice actr fr 11- t 12-year-lds?
A. It desn’t pay well.B. It’s time-cnsuming.
C. It may be hard t get.D. It requires a lt f bdy effrt.
B
Fr Edward Kankaka, life didn’t have an easy start. Brn in Uganda, he lst his father befre turning fur, having t be raised by his grandmther. On the ther side f the wrld, Bruce and Margaret Anschau, an Australian cuple, had made a prmise. Fr every kid they had, they wuld spnsr (资助) ne in need. Thrugh a charity rganizatin, they learned abut little Edward, supprting him thrugh many years. And nw, ver 30 years later, they finally gt t meet in persn.
Kankaka, wh is nw 36 years ld, grew up t be an HIV research scientist wh studies at Jhn Hpkins University. After learning he had t attend a medical meeting in Australia, he made a plan t visit the Anschaus in their hmetwn. “It’s like meeting a family yu had never seen,” Kankaka said.
The family, wh had been spnsring Kankaka since 1995, had held nt every single letter and picture sent by him. T make their meeting all the mre memrable, they brught it all with them when they met at the airprt, allwing Kankaka t lk back n his yuth and knw hw much the family cared abut him thrughut the years. While the usual spnsrship ends when the kid turns 18, they cntinued t supprt Kankaka thrugh university.
T make their children part f the prcess, the Anschaus allwed them t chse wh they wanted t spnsr. It was their then 4-year-ld sn Tim, wh picked Kankaka fr his big smile. The family sent mney every mnth t help child develpment centers, which prvided Kankaka with educatin and training, regular (定期的) medical check-ups, meals, and snacks.
Kankaka, nw a recgnized scientist in his field, is psitive abut the develpments in HIV research. “There’s been great prgress,” he said. “At sme pint during ur lifetime hpefully a cure (疗法) will cme.” And if it weren’t fr the Anschaus, he may nt have been part f the slutin. “There’s nthing I culd d that wuld be enugh t say thank yu,” Kankaka added.
4. What made the Anschaus decide t spnsr Edward Kankaka?
A. Edward’s sad stry f lsing his father early.
B. A charity rganizatin’s heartfelt call fr help.
C. Their children’s request t help children in Uganda.
D. Their plan t spnsr a child fr each f their wn kids.
5. Why did Edward Kankaka g t Australia?
A. T visit the Anschaus’ hmetwn.
B. T take part in a medical meeting.
C. T d research n HIV at a lcal university.
D. T express his thanks t the Anschaus in persn.
6. Which f the fllwing can best describe the Anschaus?
A. Kind and selfless.B. Rich and pwerful.C. Prud and successful.D. Humrus and wise.
7. What is the main idea f the text?
A. An HIV researcher’s great achievements.B. The imprtance f charity rganizatins.
C. An Australian family’s way t raise children.D. A tuching stry f spnsrship and thankfulness.
C
Yu frget t bring yur water bttle t the airprt, s yu buy a plastic ne and keep refilling it. Or yu rder takeut fr dinner and save the black plastic cntainer t pack yur lunch the next day. Reuse is ne f the cre rules f sustainability. But shuld yu be reusing these single-use plastics? Experts say n.
Single-use plastics shed (释放) chemicals and micrplastics int yur envirnment. Thugh studies have nt directly cmpared single-use and reusable plastic, experts say they are mre wrried abut single-use plastics because f hw they’re made. A single-use plastic water bttle sheds micrplastics int yur water when yu refill it, and a takeut cntainer r frzen meal tray (托盘) sheds these particles int yur fd. Chemical expsure increases if plastic is heated, typically in a micrwave, a dishwasher r even by placing ht fd in a takeut cntainer. When heated, mlecules (分子) mve faster, meaning it culd be easier fr sme f them t make its way int yur fd.
The danger f heating yur plastic als applies t reusable plastic, like baby bttles and plastic strage cntainers, accrding t Judith Enck, president f Beynd Plastics. Research fund that black plastic in trays, and ther bjects cntain high levels f flame retardants (延缓剂). These pisnus chemicals have been related t physical and mental prblems.
Cncerns with chemicals and micrplastics primarily apply t fd, experts said, because yu are swallwing them. Reusing single-use plastics like grcery bags is nt a majr cncern, they added. The mst imprtant thing yu shuld d is avid heating yur plastic. “A pretty hard-and-fast rule is t never micrwave plastic,” Enck said. “And there’s als a recmmendatin nt t put plastic int the dishwasher if it’s n a ht cycle.”
If yu rder takeut, it’s best t transfer the fd t a nnplastic dish as sn as pssible, and yu shuld use a plate when micrwaving yur fd.
8. Why des the authr list examples in the first paragraph?
A. T lead in the tpic.
B. T prve the experts’ pinin.
C. T analyse the reasn.
D. T intrduce backgrund infrmatin.
9. What can we learn frm the research?
A. Plastic bttles f gd quality can be used.
B. It is the chemicals in the materials that cause truble.
C. Heat makes little difference t takeut fd.
D. Reusable plastic is mre dangerus than single-use plastic.
10. Which situatin pses the biggest threat t human’s health?
A. Heating fast fd in a glass bwl.B. Packing cld drink with single-use plastics
C. Filling the grcery bag with meat.D. Ordering ht sup cntained in a plastic bag.
11. What is a suitable title fr the text?
A. Hw t Crrectly Use Single-use PlasticsB. Reusing Single-use Plastics Is Harmful
C. Stp Using Single-use PlasticsD. The Shcking Fact f Single-use Plastics
D
Studies have shwn that writing by hand can have enrmus (极大的) beneficial impacts in terms f memry, brain develpment, and even the quality f writing itself.
Sme might say that handwriting has becme a dying art since the advent f the typewriter in the mid 1880s, even mre s due t cmputers. In fact, nwadays, sme schls in the United States n lnger require teaching handwriting as a part f the main curses. Hwever, despite the sense that writing n paper is ut f fashin, it actually has a number f very imprtant strengths.
Writing by hand is nt nly imprtant fr language prcessing and memry, but it is als imprtant fr mental develpment. In learning t write by hand, the human brain must cmbine feeling, mvement cntrl, and thinking. Fr whatever reasn, it des nt d s when learning t type.
Writing by hand is gd fr mental health, and there are sme studies that can prve it. Writing n paper can help students recall material better than typing n a keybard. Similarly, a study frm 2014 shws that cmpared t writing by hand, taking ntes n a laptp results in a less deep absrptin f the learned material. This is because when using a laptp, students will ften type ut lectures wrd fr wrd instead f prcessing infrmatin and rewrding it in their wn language.
These advantages actually translate t hw yu recall the infrmatin. In this case, writing by hand instead f typing als helps students d better n exams. Children write lnger and mre cmplex essays when they are writing by hand, cmpared with using a keybard. Children usually d better writing with a pen when they write essays. They write mre and faster.
The next time yu want t sit dwn t write an email t a lved ne, why nt try writing a handwritten letter instead? It can be mre beneficial t yur brain. Plus, the persnal tuch f a handwritten letter can make yur message even mre special and memrable.
12. What des the underlined wrd “advent” in paragraph 2 mean?
A. Rent.B. Request.C. Alarm.D. Appearance.
13. What des paragraph 3 mainly tell us abut handwriting?
A. Its requirements.B. Its types.C. Its develpment.D. Its advantages.
14. What happens when students use a laptp instead f a pen t take ntes?
A. They have a lwer understanding f the material.
B. They d better in writing essays.
C. They are less cnfident abut their exams.
D. They recall mre wrds.
15. What is the authr’s purpse in writing the last paragraph?
A. T make a suggestin.B. T express thanks.
C. T hnur lved nes.D. T share a persnal experience.
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。
“Executin (执行力)” means skills fr prblem-slving, time management, and decisin-making. Here’s hw t imprve it.
Take small steps. ___16___ T begin with, pick ne little thing yu can d t make a change. Fr example, if yur challenge is an untidy rm, cllect empty glasses and plates and put them in the dishwasher. Yur rm prbably lks a little better already! Next, pick up clthing that’s been gathering (堆积) n a chair and hang it up.
Break it dwn. Yu can prbably d anything if it’s just fr 20 minutes. ___17___ Take a break fr 10 minutes, and then set the timer again fr 15 mre minutes t wrk n yur gal.
___18___ If yu have t finish a task that yu’re nt excited abut, make it mre enjyable by mixing it with smething yu d like. Fr example, play music r an audibk (有声书) while yu sweep leaves. Yu culd als call a friend t clean ut yur disrganized backpacks tgether.
Persnalize yur rganizatin. The best rganizing system is the ne that suits yu. Yu may find writing daily checklists in a ntebk easier than using lts f sticky ntes. ___19___
Be kind t yurself. Learning executin skills needs practice. When yu frget r lse smething, be as kind t yurself as t a friend wh makes a mistake. ___20___ It may feel silly at first, but repeat sentences like, “Yu’re ding the best yu can, and that’s enugh.”
A. Set a timer and g.
B. Mix tasks with smething fun.
C. A small study shws self-kindness reduces stress.
D. It’s imprtant t finish all tasks at nce t save time.
E. Sme peple prefer using phne apps t recrd their daily tasks.
F. Many peple find it easy t make plans but hard t stick t them till the end.
G. Fr many peple, just getting started is the hardest step tward achieving a task.
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。
An Encunter with Nature
As a nature phtgrapher, my favurite place t take phts is Yellwstne Natinal Park. As the wrld’s first natinal park, Yellwstne is famus fr the ____21____ f its wildlife, but it is prbably best knwn fr its bears. These huge, strng animals can live fr 30 years. ____22____ a weight f up t 300 kilgrams, they can run at a speed f arund 64 kilmetres per hur and are als ____23____ swimmers.
Last spring in Yellwstne, I fllwed a path that tk me thrugh a dark frest. When I finally ____24____ ut f the trees, the view was breathtaking. An eagle ____25____ ver the snw-capped muntains, which were ____26____ in the still lake belw. While I was cncentrating n phtgraphing this ____27____ scene, I suddenly had a ____28____ that I was being watched. Slwly, and with the camera still held t my eye, I turned… and ____29____. Only metres away frm me was a bear. With water falling ff its thick, brwn hair, the bear stared back at me. Time std ____30____ as the bear and I bth waited t see wh wuld mve first. My legs started ____31____. Smehw, I frced my finger t press the ____32____. A secnd later, the bear turned and ran back int the frest. When I recvered frm the ____33____, I lked at my camera. My mst frightening but ____34____ experience was nw captured frever in a single image.
Frm time t time I lk at the pht as a ____35____ t shw respect t all animals. It is after all we wh are the visitrs t their wrld.
21. A. imprtanceB. curisityC. varietyD. anxiety
22. A. ExceptB. WithutC. CncerningD. Despite
23. A. excellentB. determinedC. patientD. effective
24. A. lkedB. steppedC. flewD. crawled
25. A. climbedB. flewC. ranD. turned
26. A. reflectedB. fcusedC. cntainedD. cvered
27. A. frighteningB. inspiringC. disappintingD. amazing
28. A. memryB. ptinC. feelingD. theme
29. A. smiledB. breathedC. ranD. frze
30. A. calmB. stillC. silentD. quiet
31. A. mvingB. burningC. shakingD. freezing
32. A. buttnB. lensC. screenD. image
33. A. memryB. shckC. sicknessD. fantasy
34. A. mysteriusB. familiarC. magicalD. prfessinal
35. A. featureB. sceneC. reactinD. reminder
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。
The Hanyi Festival, als knwn as Winter Clthing Festival, is an imprtant ____36____ (traditin) day f remembrance in China. It is celebrated yearly n the first day f the ____37____ (ten) mnth f the Chinese lunar calendar (农历). This year, the festival fell n Nv. 20, 2025.
Tgether ____38____ Qingming Festival in spring and the Zhngyuan Festival in summer, it’s ne f China’s three festivals fr ____39____ (remember) thse wh have passed away. On this day, the living send warmth and care t ____40____ (they) late lved nes thrugh heartfelt ceremnies (仪式), expressing lve and remembrance.
The rigins (起源) f ____41____ festival date back t the Zhu Dynasty, when peple practiced the custm f giving ut winter clthes. During the Ming Dynasty, Emperr Zhu Yuanzhang strengthened this practice, ____42____ included cnducting a frmal ceremny f giving ut clthing and ffering warm red bean prridge t gvernment ____43____ (wrker).
The custm gt emtinal depth thrugh the stry f Lady Meng Jiang, wh traveled thusands f miles ____44____ (bring) winter clthes t her husband building the Great Wall — nly t learn that he had died. In sadness, she ____45____ (burn) the clthes she had prepared, letting the fire carry her lve t him in the afterlife. Her stry encuraged later generatins t burn paper clthes fr their wn ancestrs (祖先).
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。你校上周六举办了中国传统文化展。请据此写一份新闻报道，向英文校报投稿。内容包括：
1.时间和地点；
2.展览内容；
3.活动意义
注意：1.词数:80词左右；
2.参考词汇: a traditinal Chinese Culture Exhibitin中国文化展
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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。
Brenda was a wman wh treasured rder in her life. Her huse was always tidy, and the street in frnt f her hme was a mdel f cleanliness. Every mrning, she wuld take a walk, admiring the nice flwers and the well-cleaned rads.
One sunny mrning, her peaceful wrld suddenly fell apart. An ld camper van (露营车) pulled up right in frnt f her huse. After many lng trips, its cating f paint was cming ff, making the van lk even mre wrn-ut. And ne f the tires (轮胎) lked a bit flat. Brenda’s face immediately darkened. She thught it was an ugly mess that ruined the street’s tidiness.
Sn, the wner f the van, Maud, a wman in her sixties, kncked n Brenda’s dr. Maud had a warm smile and explained that she planned t stay in the twn during the lcal flk music festival. She als asked if she culd use Brenda’s bathrm. “I’m srry, but that’s nt cnvenient,” Brenda answered cldly, shutting the dr befre Maud culd say mre. She just wanted this “ugly wman” t leave as sn as pssible.
Over the next few days, Brenda tried everything t make Maud leave. She called the twn ffice, saying the van was blcking traffic (it wasn’t), and even left a nte asking her t mve. But Maud just waved and smiled each time she saw Brenda, never cmplaining. At night, Brenda wuld hear sft music cming frm the van — sft guitar strums (弹奏) and a sweet vice singing ld flk sngs. Slwly, her anger turned int dubt. “Am I being t unfriendly?” she wndered. Maud didn’t seem like a trublemaker and didn’t d anything wrng. She was a traveler and maybe she just wanted t make friends and enjy the festival.
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。
The next mrning, Brenda tk a deep breath and walked t the van.
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By the time the festival ended, they were gd friends.
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