安徽省定远县育才学校2025-2026学年高一（下）3月月考英语试卷（含答案，无听力音频无听力原文）

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第一部分 听力（共两节，满分30分）
第一节 （共5小题；每小题1. 5分，满分7. 5分）
听下面5段对话。每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段对话仅读一遍。
1.Wh attended the meeting in the end?
A. William.B. The man.C. The wman.
2.What are the speakers mainly talking abut?
A. The manˈs watch.B. The manˈs brther. C. The manˈs birthday.
3. What is the prbable relatinship between the speakers?
A. Cusins.B. Best friends. C. Brther and sister.
4. Hw lng will it take the wman t reach Beijing?
A. 5 hurs.B. 7 hurs.C. 10 hurs.
5. What did the wman try t quit?
A. Tea.B. Cffee.C. Juice.
听下面5段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；听完后，各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。
听第6段材料，回答第6、7题。
6.Wh will receive a birthday cake tmrrw?
A. Lynn.B. Annie.C. Michael.
7.What is the prbable relatinship between the wman and Jhn?
A. Friends. B. Bss and emplyee. C. Husband and wife.
听第7段材料，回答第8、9题。
8.Hw will the speakers get t Lambeth Bridge?
A. By subway.B. On ft.C. By bus.
9.When did the speakers eat breakfast?
A. At 7:00 am.B. At 8:00 am.C. At 9:00 am.
听第8段材料，回答第10至12题。
10.What is the relatinship between the speakers?
A. C-wrkers.B. Friends. C. The hst and the guest.
11.What des the wman think f jazz?
A. Difficult.B. Nisy. C. Unppular.
12.What will the wman d this weekend?
A. Perfrm at a bar. B. Teach a jazz class. C. Organize band practice.
听第9段材料，回答第13至16题。
13.Why is the wman talking t the man?
A. T seek a gym. B. T chse a sprt.C. T get a discunt.
14.What sprt des the man like best?
A. Weightlifting. B. Swimming. C. Dancing.
15.Hw des the man pay?
A. In cash.B. By check.C. By credit card.
16.What des the man advise the wman t d in the end?
A. Meet him tmrrw. B. Bring her sprts shes. C. Make an appintment.
听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。
17.What did the speakers d just nw?
A. They listened t a talk.B. They visited a museum. C. They lked at a sculpture.
18.What did the man like mst in the museum?
A. The gld deer.B. The huge flwers. C. The Rman statues.
19.What is the wman weak in?
A. Decrating surfaces. B. Shaping muscles. C. Applying tls.
20.Hw did the wmanˈs teacher help her with her sculpture?
A. By shwing what t bserve.
B. By deciding a subject fr her.
C. By presenting excellent wrks.
第二部分 阅读理解（共两节，满分50分）
（共15题；每小题2. 5分，满分37. 5分）
阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项（A, B,C或D）中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。
A
Different cultural traditins
Red brides（新娘）, India
The clr that a bride wears n her wedding day is ften traditinal and thught t bring gd luck. In the US, brides dress in white. Indian brides will be fund in red, in the frm f a wedding sari（莎丽）r a lehenga, which varies frm place t place.
Cheese rlling, the UK
Every Spring Bank Hliday in the UK, crwds cme t Cperˈs Hill t g after a big rund rlling cheese dwn the hill, trying t catch it befre it reaches the bttm. The winner is presented with cheese as a prize. With the grwth f the Internet, the event has begun t attract internatinal audiences, with winners frm Nepal, New Zealand and the USA.
Battle f the Oranges, Italy
D yu feel like thrwing ranges fr fun? During the Carnival f Ivrea each year, residents f the Italian city f Ivrea cme tgether t thrw ranges at each ther. The traditin is in memry f a win f the twnsflk ver a cruel ruler, with ranges thrwn t hnr the fight fr freedm.
Magpies（喜鹊）, the UK
Many peple in the UK believe seeing a lne magpie stands fr bad luck. Over time, varius traditins have been develped t drive away that bad luck. Sme say “Gd mrning!” t the lne bird, while thers take ff their hat.
21.What d red wedding saree and magpies have in cmmn?
A. They are related t luck.B. They symblize happiness.
C. They are wedding presents.D. They gain ppularity wrldwide.
22.What is mentined abut cheese rlling?
A. It is intended t prmte lcal turism.
B. It has been increasingly famus fr years.
C. It is held t help peple make gd cheese.
D. It has becme a traditin in many cuntries.
23.Why is the Battle f the Oranges held yearly?
A. T hnr a ruler in ancient times.
B. T celebrate the victry f a battle.
C. T shw the imprtance f freedm.
D. T reduce pepleˈs pressure frm wrk.
B
Our human sleep schedules are guided by 24-hur cycles. These cycles dnˈt just guide when we fall asleep and rise. They als affect ur watchfulness, heart rate and mre. Many f us dnˈt get as much sleep as we shuld. We might stay up late talking t friends r cncentrating n ur phnes. And smetimes we have t wake up t early fr schl r wrk. But in a perfect wrld, humans wuld lie dwn fr an average eight hurs f shut-eye per night.
Hwever, this is nt s fr ther animals, which have bizarre ways f sleeping.
Sme creatures have adapted t getting by n much shrter sleep. Nrthern elephant seals（北象海豹）, fr instance, sleep an average f tw hurs per day fr less than 20 minutes at a time while at the deep sea. They dive deep t avid getting eaten in their sleep. A kind f penguin takes sleeping t anther extreme. They nd ff thusands f times each day fr nly secnds at a time. This allws them t stay watchful arund the clck t prtect their babies frm hunters.
Other animals have develped t multitask in their sleep. A kind f cean-crssing bird can sleep while they fly abve the waves fr mnths. Reindeer（驯鹿）, meanwhile, can sleep while eating s they get enugh fd during the Arcticˈs shrt summer mnths.
Still, human sleep patterns are pretty extreme cmpared with thse f ur clsest relatives. Other primates（灵长类动物）sleep nine t fifteen hurs each day. Humans nw may be able t get by n less sleep because living n the grund—rather than in trees—requires mre time awake t watch fr hunters. Plus, a big part f human survival is learning new skills and making scial cnnectins. All that learning and scializing cuts int sleep time.
24.Why des the authr mentin 24-hur cycles at first?
A. T explain the imprtance f sleep.
B. T intrduce the tpic f the text.
C. T present the harm f sleeping late.
D. T encurage pepleˈs reading interest.
25.What des the underlined wrd “bizarre” in paragraph 2 prbably mean?
A. Cl.B. Prper.C. Dangerus.D. Strange.
26.What d cean-crssing birds and reindeer have in cmmn?
A. They d ther things while sleeping.
B. They keep very active in ht seasns.
C. They cntinue sleeping at mealtimes.
D. They sleep less while ding imprtant tasks.
27.What can be cncluded abut sleep frm the last paragraph?
A. Primates have a reasn t sleep lnger.
B. Varius reasns result in less human sleep.
C. Scial life takes up much f human sleep time.
D. Sleep time plays a big rle in human survival.
C
The Feast f the Seven Fishes is an Italian-American traditin that dates back t an immigratin（移民）wave in the 1900s. The Italian American traditin f the “Feast f the Seven Fishes” has appeared in mvies and recently in the hit shw The Bear. But talking f the rigin, yuˈll get many different answers. The Feast f the Seven Fishes is a dear traditin t many Italian Americans wh enjy at least seven different seafd dishes n Christmas Eve.
A vast majrity f Italian immigrants t the United States were frm rural Suthern Italy at the turn f the 19th century. They came t America because there were jbs frm building railrads t skyscrapers. Friends and families fund success and brught their lved nes t the U.S. Sme say fish was chsen fr the Feast because it was plentiful fr impverished families in Suthern Italy. Others say the sea represented Italian Americansˈ cnnectin between their ld and new hmes.
Writer and directr Rbert Tinnell made a cmic in 2004 abut his experience with the Feast f the Seven Fishes, which he later made int a 2019 mvie. Grwing up in Nrth Central West Virginia, he fndly remembers his great grandmther rganizing the Feast. After she died, his grandfather and ther men in the family tk ver. That particular manly activity is smething that the first Italian immigrants wuld have als perfrmed ut f necessity: men came t America first, withut their wives and daughters.
Hwever, knwledge abut where t shp, when t prepare, hw t ck, the histry behind the meal and family traditins sn became the respnsibility f mthers t pass dwn t their daughters, says Di Givine, a prfessr at West Chester University f Pennsylvania. They are als likely the nes wh have the final say in making changes t recipes. Over time, families ften adjust the menu t make things easier, cheaper, mre abundant, and mre accmmdating f dietary restrictins.
28.What d we knw abut the Feast f the Seven Fishes?
A. It relates t a stry f Italians.B. Itˈs made up f seven fishes.
C. It marks a vital histric event.D. Itˈs abut Americans in Italy.
29.What des the underlined wrd “impverished” in paragraph 2 prbably mean?
A. Needy.B. Unfrtunate.C. Extended.D. Uneducated.
30.What can we infer abut Rbert Tinnell frm paragraph 3?
A. He lves fishes.B. Heˈs an editr.
C. Heˈs emtinal.D. He teaches writing.
31.What can be the best title fr the text?
A. A Fish-making MethdB. A Festival Traditin
C. A Ckery BkD. A Special Celebratin
D
Music is nt just a set f sunds and rhythms. Its influence n the brain is much deeper than any ther human experience. Keep n reading t knw all thse amazing pwer f music.
A recent study suggests that preterm (早产的) babies appear t experience less pain and feed mre when listening t music. Experts led by Dr. Manj Kumar f the University f Alberta, Canada, fund that music had a beneficial effect n reducing pain fr preterm babies experiencing painful medical tests. It als appeared t benefit full-term babies during peratins.
Many peple experiencing brain damage have speech and mvement-related prblems. Music can help recver frm brain injuries. As a different and effective treatment, dctrs ften advise such patients t listen t gd music t imprve the parts f the brain respnsible fr these tw functins. When peple with neurlgical (神经的) disrders hear a musical beat, it helps them t regain a balanced walk.
Thugh music cannt make deafness disappear, it really can stave ff the lss f hearing. There was an experiment invlving 163 peple where 74 were musicians. Participants were asked t pass sme listening tests. Musicians heard the sunds better than nn-musicians, and this difference gets clearer with age. This means that a 70-year-ld musician hears better than a 50-year-ld nn-musician, even in a nisy envirnment.
Besides, music mends a brken heart. It is nt abut a thrwn-away lve, but abut a heart attack. The matter is that music can help peple recver frm a heart attack r heart peratin by reducing bld pressure, slwing dwn the heartbeat rate, and reducing anxiety. Listening t the quality music prduces psitive emtins, imprves the mvement f bld, and expands bld vessels, thus, prmting quick recvery f the whle cardivascular (心血管的) system.
32.Hw des music affect preterm babies?
A. It helps reduce their pain.
B. It helps develp their ptential in music.
C. It helps imprve their hearing systems.
D. It helps repair their neurlgical systems.
33.What des the underlined phrase “ stave ff” in paragraph 4 mean?
A. lead t. B. increase.
C. prevent.D. break int.
34.Why can music mend a brken heart?
A. It has a psitive effect n human bdy systemsˈ wrk.
B. It can help peple prevent diseases caused by anxiety.
C. It helps make a persn feel ptimistic abut life.
D. It can help patients recver in a slw way.
35.What may be the best title fr the text?
A. Wh can benefit frm music
B. The best time t listen t music
C. The way t chse quality music
D. Hw music affects ur mind and bdy
第二节 七选五 (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。选项中有两项多余选项。
Fr sme, hme is where the heart is. In Azerbaijan, hwever, the saying ges, “Wherever my carpet（地毯）is, thatˈs where I live.” (36) And the art f carpet making has been part f Azerbaijanˈs culture since a very lng time ag.
Tday, carpets are a big part f daily life in Azerbaijan. They can be fund everywhere: n the walls and flrs f hmes, restaurants, etc. (37) Its making techniques have been passed dwn frm father t sn, mther t daughter, and each carpet has a unique stry t tell.
In the cuntryˈs capital, Baku, the belved carpetˈs mst impressive symbl cmes in the frm f a building. (38) Azerbaijan Natinal Carpet Museum, designed by Austrian architect Franz Janz, sits prudly n the cityˈs busy seaside walkway. The museum was funded in 1967 by a famus artist and carpet weaver（编织工）Latif Karimv, wh threw himself int celebrating and preserving Azerbaijani carpets. It was, at the time f pening, the very first museum f its kind.
(39) Thse carpets, dating frm the 17th century t the present day, cme frm different areas acrss the cuntry. Mst f them are made using wl frm either lambs r sheep, althugh there are sme silk nes which are made nly in Sheki, the nly silk-prducing regin in the cuntry.
A shrt distance frm the museum is Azerkhalcha, an rganizatin fcusing n preserving the age-ld traditin f carpet making and supprting the wmen wh devte their life t it. One f them is Sevinj Hajiyeva, wh was taught hw t make it by her brther when she was very little. “ (40) Itˈs a lifelng hbby and a surce f lve,” she says. “I hpe t pass n this art t the yung.” Fr Sevinj, thrugh carpets peple in Azerbaijan can share feelings and ideas.
A．But they are quite expensive.
B．Carpet making is nt just an art.
C．Carpets have been deeply lved in Azerbaijan.
D．The museum is ne f the biggest nes in the wrld.
E．The museum has the largest cllectin f Azerbaijani carpets in the wrld.
F．Sme f them are made fr special ccasins: weddings, birthdays and s n.
G．Itˈs shaped like a huge carpet decrated in a clurful and fashinable style.
第三部分 英语知识运用（共两节，满分30分）
第一节 完形填空（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 A、B、C、D 四个选项中，选出可以填入空白 处的最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。
I lg nt a cmputer at the dctr's ffice t say I have arrived and then wait until a vice calls me int the examinatin rm. There, a rbtic nurse (41) me nt the scales and then takes my bld pressure. Sme time later, in steps the dctr, wh is als a rbt. He ntes dwn my (42) and gives me a(n) (43) . I pay fr my visit using a credit card and return hme withut having met anther human being. This is my nightmarish visin f the future, which hasn't happened (44) yet.
I shuld say I really d like many aspects f (45) . I am a big fan f air cnditining in summer and heaters in winter. But I am writing this because I dn't want machines t (46) .
When I call my dentist's ffice and actually get a human being n the line, I am (47) . And when I see the intrductin f yet mre self-service checkut statins at the grcery stre, I feel like (48) , "When it cmes t cashiers, make mine a(n) (49) , please!"
After all, human cashiers smetimes (50) yu a stre cupn fr items yu are buying.
Even mre than that, real-life cashiers ften take an interest in particularly cute children, which can (51) yung mthers' day. A cashier may als shw cmpassin fr an elderly persn (52) t get that last penny ut f his purse.
Machines can be (53) and cst-effective and they ften get the jb dne just fine. (54) they lack an element s imprtant t everyday life.
​​​​​​​Call it the spirit, the sul r the heart. It is (55) n machine will ever have. It is human being that encurages us t smile at thers, which may be what they need at that mment.
41.A. tearsB. directsC. fllwsD. separates
42.A. signalsB. symptmsC. sculpturesD. symbls
43.A. descriptinB. assumptinC. prescriptinD. subscriptin
44.A. at mstB. at lastC. at leastD. at intervals
45.A. cmmerceB. agricultureC. literatureD. technlgy
46.A. cut inB. pass byC. take verD. g away
47.A. annyedB. thrilledC. discuragedD. disappinted
48.A. cursingB. laughingC. shutingD. weeping
49.A. machineB. humanC. animalD. plant
50.A. giveB. remindC. bargainD. purchase
51.A. brightenB. darkenC. strengthenD. widen
52.A. turningB. happeningC. describingD. struggling
53.A. urgentB. efficientC. frequentD. cnsistent
54.A. ButB. BecauseC. OtherwiseD. Therefre
55.A. everythingB. nthingC. anythingD. smething
第二节 语法填空（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，并将答案填写在答题卡上。
In east China's Anhui Prvince，56 83-year-ld grandmther is redefining （重新定义） what it means t be a technlgy pineer.
Dai Shuying，wh is a farmer frm a small village，has becme the unlikely key persn behind her family's 40-hectare agricultural （农业的） peratin.It all 57（ start） when her grandsn brught hme a drne （无人机） t use in their fields.Her grandsn tld her that the drne culd be 58great help in finishing the wrk in the farmland，saving labr and reducing the cst f farming at the same time.
At first，Grandma Dai dubted the rle f drnes.But she 59 （ rapid） achieved the ability t cntrl them. "When my grandsn first brught hme the drne，I dubted whether such a small machine culd really fly.After he managed 60 （ get） it in the air，it really drew my interest besides 61 （ make） me excited.Whenever he perated the drne fr different kinds f 62（ task），I'd fllw him alng，watch him d it， 63 ask him hw it is cntrlled.Over time，I've gradually learned a bit abut the drne."
The family nw perates six pieces f advanced （先进的） machinery，including drnes64 deal with planting and fertilizatin，and intelligent harvesters.And when Dai des nt manage heavy-duty farming equipment，she practices her shrt vide editing skills.
Tday，China's agriculture stands firmly amng the wrld's mst technlgically advanced，with 5 G netwrks nw cvering 96 percent f the cuntryside and technlgical prgress driving ver 63 percent f the 65 （ grw） in agricultural harvest.
六、书面表达：本大题共1小题，共25分。
第四部分 写作（共两节 满分40分）
第一节 书面表达（满分15分）
假定你是李华。你将参加主题为The pwer f music的英语演讲比赛。请你撰写一份演讲稿，内容包括：
(1) 音乐对你的影响；
(2) 你对音乐的感觉；
(3) 音乐的重要性。
注意：(1) 写作词数应为80个左右；
(2) 请按如下格式作答。
Gd mrning, everyne!
_______________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________
_______________________________________________________________________________
Thatˈs all! Thank yu fr listening.
第二节(满分25分)
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。
Alex lved the schl garden mre than anything. Every day, Alex wuld rush t the garden right after class. The garden was usually filled with busy bees and butterflies.
But tday, smething was wrng. Alex nticed that the garden was quiet. There were n bees buzzing (发出嗡嗡声) arund the flwers. There were n butterflies dancing in the air either. "Where did everyne g?" Alex wndered. Ms. Green, the kind teacher wh tk care f the garden, nticed Alexˈs wrried face. She gently asked, "Whatˈs wrng, Alex?"
Alex said, "The bees and butterflies are gne! The garden desnˈt feel happy withut their buzz." Ms. Green ndded slwly and said, "Yuˈre right, Alex. The garden des feel a little empty withut them. They help the flwers make fruits and seeds (种子). Withut them, the garden wuldnˈt be s clrful." Alex listened carefully and wanted t d smething t help the garden.
Ms. Green suggested finding ut why the bees and butterflies were gne. Tgether, they went t the schl library. They discvered that bees and butterflies need flwers with sweet nectar (花蜜) and safe places t build nests (巢). With this in mind, they decided t plant mre nectar-rich flwers and create a safe space where the insects culd rest and make their hmes.
The next day, Alex and Ms. Green started their prject. Ms. Green shwed Alex hw t prepare the sil fr the new flwers. Alex carefully dug small hles and gently placed the seeds and small plants in them. They planted bright sunflwers, sweet-smelling lavender and clrful zinnias. Bees and butterflies lve thse flwers!
Then, they started wrking n making a bee huse and a butterfly huse. Ms. Green brught sme pieces f wd and shwed Alex hw t build a small wden huse. They made small hles fr the bees t get int and cmfrtable places fr the butterflies t rest. The garden was starting t lk like a welcming place fr the insects.
注意：（1）续写词数应为150个左右；
（2）请按如下格式在相应位置作答。
A few weeks later, Alex ran t the garden eagerly.
Alex rushed t Ms. Green and tld her the wnderful news. ​​​​​​​
答 案
1.A 2.A 3.C 4.C 5.B
6~7.A、C 8~9.C、A 10~12.C、A、A 13~16.A、B、A、B 17~20.A、C、C、A
21~23.A、B、B 24~27.B、D、A、B 28~31.C、A、C、B 32~35.A、C、A、D
36~40.C、F、G、E、B
41~55.B、B、C、C、D、C、B、C、B、A、A、D、B、A、D
56. an 57.started 58.f 59.rapidly 60.t get 61.making
62.tasks 63.and 64.that/which 65.grwth
Gd mrning, everyne!
I am Li Hua, I feel greatly hnred t deliver a speech here, whse tpic is “The pwer f music”.
Tw years ag, I didnˈt d well in the Academic Test fr the Junir High Schl Students, fr which I felt rather depressed and even lst cnfidence in myself. Thse days, I listened t sme f my favrite sngs, which brught great happiness t me and made me strnger in mind. Since then, I have made up my mind t study harder.
As far as Iˈm cncerned, the music plays an imprtant part in my life. Nt nly can it help me feel relaxed, but it can als make me mre determined. Have yu ever heard a piece f music and remembered an imprtant time in yur life?
Thatˈs all! Thank yu fr listening.
A few weeks later, Alex ran t the garden eagerly. His heart beat fast with excitement. As he gt clser t the garden, he heard a familiar sund. It was a sft buzzing sund. Alex lked arund and smiled widely. The bees were back! They were flying frm flwer t flwer, cllecting nectar. The butterflies were back, t! They danced amng the flwers. The garden was alive again. Alex saw a butterfly land n the sunflwer that Ms. Green and he had planted tgether. It was a beautiful sight!
Alex rushed t Ms. Green and tld her the wnderful news. Ms. Green smiled warmly. “I knew they wuld cme back if we made the garden a safe and welcming place fr them.” Alex and Ms. Green went t the garden, sat n a seat and watched the bees and butterflies. They felt a great sense f pride and happiness. Alex realized that even a small actin can make a big difference in the wrld. By helping the bees and butterflies, they had made the whle garden lively again.