2025-2026年江苏省南京市高一英语第二学期期中检测

这是一份2025-2026年江苏省南京市高一英语第二学期期中检测试卷主要包含了听力部分，单项选择，完形填空，阅读理解，单词填空，短文改错等内容，欢迎下载使用。

一、听力部分 （20%）
第一节（共5小题）
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，并标在试卷的相应位置。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. Hw many dllars des the man still need t buy the dictinary?
A. Three dllars B. Fur dllars C. Five dllars
2. What’s Mary’s address?
A. 1664 Garden Street
B. 1646 Guard Street
C. 1646 Garden Street
3. Where is Miss White frm?
A. America B. Australia C. Japan
4. When is the wman’s birthday?
A. April 1st B. April 2nd C. April 3rd
5. What will Jack d?
A. He will play tennis.
B. He will ask Bill t play tennis.
C. He will g skating.
第二节（共15小题）
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，并标在试卷的相应位置。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6-8 题。
6. When will there be a birthday party?
A. Next Sunday. B. Next Mnday. C. This Sunday.
7. Where will the party be held?
A. In the pen air. B. In the wman’s hme.C. In a park.
8. Hw many friends will the wman invite?
A. Ten. B. Nine. C. Eight.
听第7段材料， 回答第9-11 题。
9. Where is Tm nw?
A. In the schl. B. In a restaurant. C. At the cinema.
10. Wh answers the telephne?
A. Mrs. Brwn, Tm’s sister.
B. Mrs. Brwn, Tm’s mther.
C. Mrs. Black, Tm’s aunt.
11. What des Bill want Tm t d?
A. Bring sme fd fr the picnic.
B. Bring sme tys fr the game.
C. Bring sme fruit fr the trip.
听第8段材料， 回答第12-14 题。
12. Hw lng did Mary have t stay in bed?
A. One day. B. Tw days. C. A week.
13. Hw is Mary’s friend Ann?
A. She’s having a cld.
B. She’s having a cugh.
C. She’s all right nw.
14. Why des everybdy seem t have a cld?
A. Because f the ht weather.
B. Because f the cld weather.
C. Because f the changing weather.
听第9段材料， 回答第15-17题。
15. What will they put n a shw fr?
A. Fr mney. B. Fr fun. C. Fr fame. (成名)
16. What will they perfrm in the shw?
A. Three ppular sngs.
B. A musical play.
C. Three pieces f music.
17. What will the man d in the shw?
A. He’ll sing church sngs.
B. He’ll act as stage directr.
C. He’ll sing and dance.
听第10段材料， 回答第18-20 题。
18. Where was Alexander Graham Bell brn?
A. The Great Britain. B. The United States. C. West Germany.
19. What was Bell’s main interest all thrugh his life?
A. Helping the blind peple.
B. Helping the deaf peple.
C. Helping the black peple.
20. In which year did Bell succeed in inventing the telephne?
A. In 1876. B. In 1847. C. In 1874.
二、单项选择 （15%）
21. ---- Have yu ______?
---- Yes, I ______ Steven fr abut five years.
married, have married with
been married, have married
gt married, have been married
gt married, have been married t
22. Since the wrld’s ppulatin is getting larger and larger, scientists will have t ______ new ways f increasing the wrld’s fd supply.
cme up withB. catch up with
C. keep up withD. end up with
23. Bears ______ nly eat ______ animals.
A. will, live B. shuld, alive C. can, living D. dare, lively
24. I’m afraid he can’t ______ himself ______ in Spanish.
A. let, understandB. keep, understanding
C. make, understdD. have, t understand
25. ---- Hw cme a simple meal like this csts s much?
---- We have ______ in yur bill the cst f the sup bwl yu brke
just nw.
A. addedB. includedC. chargedD. mixed
26. I dn’t think there used t be a supermarket in this pr neighburhd, ______?
A. dn’t IB. d IC. didn’t thereD. used there
27. Ben wuld ______ a bicycle t schl ______ n a slw bus.
rather t ride, than t ride
rather ride, than t ride
prefer riding, rather than riding
prefer t ride, rather than ride
28. This is Mr. Andersen frm ur Lndn ffice, ______ I think has sme gd news fr yu.
A. whB. whmC. thatD. which
29. Ricky ______ the 7:00 train, because he didn’t leave until 7:05.
A. ughtn’t t have caughtB. might nt have caught
C. culdn’t have caughtD. must have caught
30. The girl with her glden hair ______ up is Sharn’s yunger sister.
A. t tieB. tyingC. being tiedD. tied
31. Write it dwn in yur ntebk right nw ______ yu frget.
A. ifB. befreC. untilD. r
32. Prfessr Smith, sme students want t have a talk with yu. ______ they wait here r utside?
A. Shall B. Will C. Wuld D. Must
33. I’m nt sure ______ her advice is wrth ______.
A. that, t acceptB. that, cnsidering
C. if, being fllwedD. whether, listening t
34. Lisa is ______ interested in chemistry and ften wrks at it until ______ int the night.
A. deeply, deepB. deep, deeply
C. deep, deepD. deeply, deeply
35. It didn’t matter what use the villagers ______ this material.
A. made frm B. made f C. made int D. made fr
三、完形填空 （20%）
Sme peple have very gd memries, and can easily learn quite lng pems by heart. There are __36 __ peple wh can nly remember things __37__ they have said them ver and ver.
The famus English writer Charles Dickens said that he culd walk dwn __38__ lng street in Lndn and then __39__ yu the name f every shp he had __40__. Many f the great men f the wrld have had wnderful __41__.
A gd memry is a great help in learning __42__. Everybdy learns his wn language by remembering what he __43__ when he is a small child, and __44__ children ---- like bys and girls wh __45__ abrad with their parents ---- seem t learn tw languages almst as __46__ as ne. In schl it is __47__ t learn a secnd language because the pupils have s __48__ time fr it, __49__ they are busy with ther subjects as well.
A man’s mind is __50__ like a camera, but it takes phts nt nly f what we see __51__ what we feel, hear, smell and taste. When we take a real pht __52__a camera, there is much t d befre the pht __53__ and ready t shw t ur friends. __54__ there is much t be dne befre we can keep a picture fr ever in ur minds.
Memry is the diary that we __55__ with us.
36. A. smeB. ther C. fewD. thse
37. A. whenB. befre C. whileD. until
38. A. aB. the C. anyD. sme
39. A. rememberB. tell C. explainD. shw
40. A. enteredB. passed C. lked frD. nticed
41. A. memriesB. knwledgeC. experience D. successes
42. A. knwledgeB. EnglishC. a languageD. subjects
43. A. listens tB. hearsC. seesD. lks
44. A. therB. smeC. anyD. the
45. A. travelB. wrkC. studyD. live
46. A. quicklyB. muchC. wellD. easily
47. A. nt s easyB. imprtantC. interestingD. useful
48. A. fewB. littleC. shrtD. limit
49. A. sB. thenC. hweverD. and
50. A. ntB. the sameC. ratherD. nly
51. A. instead f B. but f C. at the same time D. hwever
52. A. withB. thrughC. byD. fr
53. A. finishes B. is finished C. is ver D. cmes t an end
54. A. S B. In the same way C. But D. On the ther hand
55. A. bringB. catchC. carryD. get
四、阅读理解 (20%)
(A)
The yearly Academy Awards ceremny (典礼) was nce a private affair (事情). Nw, because f televisin, it is very much a public affair. Hundreds f peple gather in Hllywd t see the Oscars awarded t the utstanding actrs and thers wrking in the film industry. Millins mre watch n televisin.
It all began n May 16,1929, when 270 men and wmen sat dwn t dinner at the Hllywd Rsevelt Htel. There was n secret abut the winners. The names f the winners had been knwn fr mnths. Janet Gaynr, fr example, had wn as Best Actress. Duglas Fairbanks presented her with the famus gld statue. The little statue was nt then called Oscar. Like a new actr, Oscar was unknwn. Abut six years later, it smehw gt that renwned name. A number f explanatins have been ffered fr its rigin, but nbdy knws the true stry fr certain.
Nwadays, the result f the Oscar vting (投票) is kept a secret. Only tw peple knw the winners befre the names are annunced at the ceremny. The cunting f vtes is nt dne by ne grup f peple but by different grups. Nbdy except the tw members f an accunting cmpany sees the final results.
The infrmatin is nt kept in pen envelpes. Winners’ names are placed in clsed nes. The accuntants each carry a cmplete set f the envelpes t the ceremny. One set is simply a spare t be used in case smething happens t the ther ne.
As used in Paragraph 2, “renwned” means ____________.
A. interestingB. wnderfulC. much-disliked D. famus
May 16,1929 marks ____________.
A. Duglas Fairbanks’ first winning f an Academy Award
B. the first time Oscar gt its name
C. Janet Graynr’s first win as Best Actress
D. the end f Academy Awards’ being a private affair.
58. Tw sets f envelpes are prepared fr the ceremny, ___________.
A. ne fr the ceremny and the ther fr TV
B. in rder t be as safe as pssible
C. because nly by ding s can the cmplete infrmatin abut the winners’ names be given
D. just because that is the custm
(B)
Every year it is the same stry. Santa Claus never makes it t the pst ffice t pick up his mail. After Christmas, thusands f letters remain in the dead-letter ffice. That’s why, a mnth after Christmas tw years ag, I asked the US Pstal Service t send me a few bags f Santa letters.
“My parents are behind in their bills and have n mney fr gifts,” wrte Elizabeth, aged ten. Cindy, nine, wrte f hw her parents had big hearts but n mney fr presents. “Yu are my nly hpe, Santa,” Calvin, als nine, explained hw his mther culdn’t affrd gifts because she had t pay “the rent and the bills.” He asked fr fd, a winter cat and smething t wear t the church.
If a reader sent me a self-addressed envelpe, I prmised I’d send him ne f the kids’ letters t answer. I received mre than 7,000 requests, and I learned a lt abut the depth f peple’s genersity（慷慨）. Many readers said they’d send tys r clthing.
“A child’s belief in Santa is s shrt-lived,” ne reader wrte. “If I can bring a little jy t a pr child, maybe his r her belief culd last a little lnger.”
Every letter frm a plite r pr child was sent t a reader t answer. But what f the thers?
One f the strangest came frm Candy, wh wrte, “Santa, I hate yu ---- yu’re stupid!”
We can suppse that Santa is a man f frgiveness and understanding. S were many readers. After I printed Candy’s letter, ne wman answered, “When I read Candy’s wrds, my heart went ut t her. Her letter was a cry f pain. That’s why she wrte dwn her return address in her letter. I knw hw Candy might be feeling. When I was a child, I hardly received anything frm Santa. I tried t guess what was wrng with me because Santa always passed my huse and gave gifts t my friends. It gt t the pint where I hated Christmas. I’d like t write back t tell her that she is lved and ask why she is mad. May I?”
Why desn’t Santa Claus take his letters frm the pst ffice?
A. He is always t busy. B. He desn’t like these letters.
C. He is nt a real man. D. He is t ld t walk.
The children wrte t Santa Claus t ____________.
A. express their anger
B. ask fr presents and express their sadness
C. brrw mney frm him
D. express their hate t the family
The writer sent sme letters t readers in rder t ____________.
A. help the US Pstal Service
B. call peple’s attentin t the pr children
C. get sme valuable advice
D. get sme tys and clthing fr the pr children
In the wman’s pinin, Candy was feeling ____________ when she wrte her letter.
A. mad B. painful C. angry D. cmfrtable
(C)
D this and yu’ll be welcme anywhere.
Why read this bk t find ut hw t win friends? Why nt study the technique f the greatest winner f friends the wrld has ever knwn? Wh is he? Yu may meet him cming dwn the street. When yu get within ten feet f him, he will begin t wag its tail. If yu stp and pat him, he’ll jump ut f his skin t shw yu hw much he likes yu. And yu knw this shw f lve. There is n secret mtives (动机): he desn’t want t sell yu any real estate（房产），and he desn’t want t be yur husband r wife.
Did yu ever stp t think that a dg is the nly animal that desn’t have t wrk fr a living? A hen has t lay eggs; a cw has t give milk; and a canary has t sing. But a dg makes a living by giving yu nthing but lve.
When I was five years ld, my father bught a little yellw-haired yung dg fr fifty cents. He was the light and jy f my childhd. Every afternn arund fur thirty, he wuld sit in the frnt yard with his beautiful eyes staring at the rad, and as sn as he heard my vice r saw me thrugh the bush, he was ff like a sht, racing breathlessly up the hill t greet me with leaps f jy and barks f cheer.
Tippy was my gd cmpanin (同伴) fr five years. Then ne night ---- I shall never frget it ---- he was killed within ten feet f my head, killed by lightning. Tippy’s death was the terrible event f my childhd.
Yu never read a bk n psychlgy（心理学）, Tippy. Yu didn’t need t. Yu knw that ne can make mre friends in mnths by really interested in ther peple than ne can in tw years by trying t get ther peple interested in him. Let me repeat that. Yu can make mre friends in tw mnths by becming interested in ther peple than yu can in tw years by trying t get ther peple interested in yu.
63. When the writer writes “the greatest winner f friends the wrld has ever knwn”, he refers t ____________.
A. himself B. Tippy C. a pet dg D. a psychlgy bk
64. The writer takes Tippy as a gd example t ____________.
A. explain hw t win lve frm thers
B. shw hw he liked his friend
C. tell the readers why they shuld read the bk
D. shw us hw a pet dg shuld behave
65. Accrding t the writer, t be welcme anywhere, yu must ______.
A. shw care and lve fr thers
B. d everything withut secret mtives
C. satisfy the needs f different peple
D. knw much abut thers’ feelings
Generally speaking, in what manner is the passage written?
A. Disappinted B. Serius C. Sad D. Light
(D)
Harriet Tubman lived a life filled with adventure. Tubman wrked with the Undergrund Railrad. She helped many slaves reach freedm in the Nrth. She was a scut (侦察员) in the Civil War. She als wrked as a nurse during the war.
Life in the Old Suth was very hard fr slaves. Mst slaves lived in small huses. They had large families, and even the children had t wrk in the fields. Mst slaves dreamed f getting t the nrth. They wanted t be free.
One day Harriet saw a slave trying t run away. Then she saw the keeper running after him with a whip. Harriet std in the keeper’s way. The keeper tk a weight and threw it at the slave. He hit Harriet abve her eyes. It almst killed her. The scar n Harriet’s head was a symbl f her will t fight fr what she believed in.
The Fugitive (逃亡) Slave Law made Harriet’s jb harder. The law said that slaves culd be caught even in the Nrth. Harriet began leading the slaves all the way int Canada. There they were safe. The law culdn’t hurt them there.
When Harriet came fr her mther and father, they were very ld. Harriet was afraid they might nt be able t make the trip. She gt a hrse. She and a friend made a wagn. She helped her mther and father ride t freedm.
67. The stry mainly tells us abut ____________.
A. life f the slaves in the Old Suth
B. life f Harriet Tubman
C. Harriet Tubman’s fight fr freedm
D. the Civil War
68. Accrding t the stry, which f the fllwing statements is nt true?
A. Harriet Tubman used t wrk as a nurse during the Civil War.
B. The weight hit Harriet n the head and left a scar n her head.
C. Harriet led slaves t Canada where the law culdn’t hurt them.
D. The Fugitive Slave Law prtected running slaves in the nrth.
69. The Fugitive Slave Law ____________.
A. prtected running slaves
B. set slaves free
C. ffered gd jbs t slaves
D. made Harriet’s jb mre difficult
70. We can infer (推断) frm the stry that the authr ____________.
A. supprted slavery
B. was supprtive abut Harriet’s wrk
C. thught the Fugitive Slave Law was gd
D. thught slaves were treated well in the nrth
(E)
Cmputer prgrammer David Jnes makes 35,000 punds a year designing new cmputer games, yet he cannt find a bank prepared t let him have a credit card (信用卡). Instead, he has been tld t wait anther tw years, until he is 18.
The 16-year-ld by wrks fr a small firm in Liverpl, where the prblem f mst yung peple f his age is finding a jb. David’s firm puts tw new games n the hme market each mnth.
But David’s biggest headache is what t d with his mney. In spite f his salary, made by inventing new prgrams within a quite shrt perid f time, the bnus payments and prfit-sharing (奖金和分红), he cannt drive a car, get sme mney frm a bank t buy a huse, r get credit cards.
He lives with his parents in their huse in Liverpl, where his father is a bus driver. His firm has t pay ￡150 a mnth in taxi fares t get him the five miles t wrk and back every day because David cannt drive.
David gt his jb with the firm a year after leaving schl with six 0-levels and wrking fr a time in a cmputer shp. “I gt the jb because the peple wh run the firm knew I had already written sme prgrams,” he said.
“I suppse 35,000 punds sunds a lt but actually that’s nt gd enugh. I hpe it will cme t mre than that this year.” He spends sme f his mney n recrds and clthes, and gives his mther 20 punds a week. But mst f his spare time is spent wrking.
“Unfrtunately, cmputing was nt part f ur studies at schl,” he said. “But I had been studying it in bks and magazines fr fur years in my spare time. I knw what I wanted t d and never cnsidered staying n at schl. Mst peple in this business are fairly yung, anyway.”
David added, “I wuld like t earn a millin and I suppse early retirement (退休) is a pssibility. Yu never knw when the market might disappear.”
71. Why is David different frm ther yung peple f his age?
A. He earns a very high salary.
B. He has nt a jb.
C. He des nt g ut much.
D. He lives at hme with his parents.
72. David’s greatest prblem is ____________.
A. making the banks treat him as a grwn-up
B. inventing cmputer games
C. spending his salary
D. learning t drive
73. He was hired by the firm because ____________.
A. he had wrked in a cmputer shp
B. he had written sme cmputer prgrams
C. he wrked very hard
D. he had learned t use cmputers at schl
74. He left schl after taking six 0-levels because ____________.
A. he did nt enjy schl
B. he wanted t wrk with cmputers and staying at schl did nt help him
C. he was afraid f getting t ld t start cmputing
D. he wanted t earn a lt f mney
75. Why des David think he might retire early?
A. One has t be yung t write cmputer prgrams.
B. He wants t stp wrking when he is a millinaire.
C. He thinks cmputer games might nt always sell s well.
D. He thinks his firm might g bad.
五、单词填空 （15%）
76. The cafe acrss the street ffers a wide v_____ f sandwiches.
77. Since I stpped taking lessns, I have gt ut f the h_____ f practising my saxphne.
78. In 1964, the disease s_____ quickly amng the pr and mre and mre peple died every day.
79. Be careful t make right c_____ abut what and hw t eat.
80. One a_____ f living in the cuntryside is that peple can get clse t nature.
81. Students are shwn hw t cnduct many simple e_____ in the lab.
82. He’s nt the mst ppular teacher, but the students r_____ him.
83. The mvie’s _____ success made her a superstar. (商业)
84. It is ___ the mst imprtant game either team has faced s far. (可能)
85. The picture was _____ ut f a magazine. (撕)
86. N ne culd tell us anything abut the _____ stranger. (神秘的)
87. Yung children ften have difficulty _____ themselves. (表达)
88. As children we seemed t have endless _____. (精力)
89. The army was nw _____ the nrthern part f the cuntry. (控制)
90. The fficer _____ as the sldiers marched past. (行礼致敬)
六、短文改错 （10％）
此题要求改正所给短文中的错误，对标有题号的每一行做出判断；如无错误，在该行右边横线上画一个勾（√）；如有错误（每行只有一个错误），则按下列情况改正：
该行多一个词：把多余的词用斜线（\）划掉，在该行右边横线上写出该词，并用斜线划掉。
该行缺一个词：在缺词处加一个漏字符号（∧），在该行右边横线上写出该加的词。
该行错一个词：在错的词下划一条横线，在该行右边横线上写出改正后的词。
注意：原行没有错的不要改。
Newspapers tday supply us with many mre91._____
than that just happened in ur cuntry r thrughut the92._____
wrld. If we want t knw what the weather will be,93._____
we can read the weather reprt. If we want t find 94._____
what films are being shwn r what plays we can enjy, 95._____
we can lk thrugh the newspapers. In many ther96._____
cuntries peple put ntice in the newspaper if they97._____
are trying t get infrmatin r finding a huse r an98._____
apartment that they can live r even a persn that99._____
get lst. Newspapers indeed help us a lt.100.____
听力：（20%）
1-5 BCABC6-10 ABACB
11-15ABCCB16-20 BCABC
单项选择：（15%）
21. D22. A23. A24. C25. B26. D
27. D28. A29. C30. D31. B32. A
33. D34. A35. B
完形填空：（20%）
36-40 B A C B B 41-45 A C B B D
46-50 D A B D C51-55 B A B B C
阅读理解：（20%）
56. D57. D58. B59. C60. B61. B
62. B63. C64. A65. A66. D67. B
68. D69. D70. B71. A72. C73. B
74. B75. C
单词填空：（15%）
76. variety 77. habit78. spread
79. chices80. advantage81. experiments
82. respect83. cmmercial84. prbably / pssibly
85. trn86. mysterius87. expressing
88. energy89. cntrlling90. saluted
短文改错：（10%）
91. many----much92. that----what93. be----be like
94. find----find ut95. √96. 去ther
97. ntice----ntices98.finding----find
99.live----live in / that----where100. get----gets