宁夏石嘴山市第一中学2025-2026学年高一下学期6月考试英语试卷

这是一份宁夏石嘴山市第一中学2025-2026学年高一下学期6月考试英语试卷，共3页。试卷主要包含了 5 分，满分 37， 比的目的、时间和地点；2等内容，欢迎下载使用。
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
China nw has 57 sites included n the UNESCO Wrld Heritage List. Let’s have a lk at fur f them, which may give yu sme advice n yur next travel plan.
Huangshan Muntain
Huangshan, knwn as “the lveliest muntain f China”, lies in the suth f Anhui Prvince in eastern China. The scenic area cvers 154 square kilmeters, and is famus fr its peaks, rcks, pines, cluds and springs.
Lngmen Grttes (石窟)
The Lngmen Grttes lies in the suth f Luyang city, Henan Prvince. It includes the largest cllectin f Chinese art f the late Nrthern Wei and Tang dynasties, and shws the achievements f Chinese stne carving.
Gulangyu Island
Lcated n the entry f the Jiulng River, the island is a ppular turist destinatin knwn fr its natural scenery, rich histry and unique architecture. It was ccupied (占领) by at least a dzen cuntries, including Great Britain, France and Japan. Gulangyu is naturally referred t as the “island f music”, with a harmnius mixture f Western music and Eastern culture. It is famus fr its utstanding musicians and musical instruments.
Ancient villages in suthern Anhui
Lying in suthern Anhui, Xidi and Hngcun have a high histrical and artistic value in architecture. The villages shw the architectural features f the Huizhu-styled living huses in the perid f the Ming and Qing dynasties. Xidi and Hngcun were added nt the list n Nvember 30,2000.
What can be seen in Lngmen Grttes?
A．Pines and springs.B．Unique huses.
C．Rcks and Temples.D．Carved stnes.
In which place can yu admire the Western music accrding t the passage? A．Huangshan Muntain.B．Lngmen Grttes.
C．Gulangyu Island.D．Ancient villages in suthern Anhui.
Accrding t the passage, which f the fllwing statements is TRUE?
The Lngmen Grttes is lcated in the suth f Anhui Prvince in eastern China.
Peple can enjy the natural scenery and fine Chinese artwrks in Huangshan Muntain.
Gulangyu is famus fr its unique histry and culture in the Ming and Qing dynasties.
Peple fnd f the Huizhu-styled huses can visit Ancient villages in Anhui.
B
When scientists at Clumbia University annunced they had made a cheesecake using a 3D printer, many peple laughed. But fr 14-year-ld Maya Rdriguez, it was the mst exciting news she’d heard all year. Maya had always lved baking. Her grandmther, a prfessinal baker in Mexic City, taught her t make traditinal Mexican pastries when she was just seven. But Maya als lved technlgy. She ften dreamed f cmbining her tw passins.
“The article said the scientists used a 3D printer t build the cheesecake layer by layer — graham crackers, peanut butter, Nutella, banana puree, and strawberry jam, “Maya explained. “It wasn’t just mixing things tgether. The printer culd place each ingredient exactly where it needed t be. “Inspired, Maya spent her summer researching 3D fd printing. She learned that while 3D printing was first tested in 1981, fd printing was still in its early stages. Mst fd printers culd nly handle ne ingredient at a time. The Clumbia team’s breakthrugh was using multiple ingredients in ne print.
“I started experimenting with my family’s kitchen printer — the regular kind, nt a fd printer,” Maya laughed. “I designed layers fr a traditinal Mexican tres leches cake.” Her big mment came at the schl science fair. Maya presented her design alngside samples f her hand-baked cake. A lcal newspaper cvered her prject.
Sn after, a university fd science prgram invited her t visit their lab. “It’s nt really abut the cake,” Maya said. “It’s abut shwing that ld traditins and new technlgy can wrk tgether. My grandmther’s recipes are hundreds f years ld. Maybe a printer can help keep them alive fr hundreds mre.”
Hw did Maya first learn abut 3D-printed fd?
Frm a news article.B．Frm her grandmther. C．Frm a schl science fair.D．Frm a university lab visit.
What was special abut the Clumbia University team’s 3D-printed cheesecake?
It was the first 3D-printed fd ever made.
It culd be printed in just ne minute.
It integrated multiple ingredients int ne print.
It tasted better than regular cheesecake.
What des the underlined wrd “them” in the last paragraph refer t? A．3D printers.B．New technlgies.
C．University scientists.D．Maya’s grandmther’s recipes.
What message des Maya’s stry mainly cnvey?
3D printing will replace traditinal baking.B．Yung peple shuld enter science fairs. C．Technlgy can help preserve cultural traditins.
D．Cheesecake is the best fd t 3D-print.
C
Being a vegetarian (素食者) in a meat-eating culture isn’t always easy. I always get asked, “Why? Since when? Hw cme?” and “Hw can yu stand nt eating meat?”
Fr me, being a vegetarian isn’t strange; it’s just wh and what I am. I’m sick and tired f peple judging (评价) me based n a persnal chice that has nthing t d with them. Hnestly, I culd understand if my decisin had an influence n their lives, but the thing is it desn’t, s they shuld just get ver it.
If anything, mre peple shuld be vegetarians. It’s a fact that a vegetarian has a lwer risk f cancer, heart attacks, and high bld pressure. Being a vegetarian can help peple live a lnger life because they are eating healthily and nt taking in the fat fund in nn-vegetarian diets. While all diets need t be balanced, it is pssible t get prtein, minerals and nutrients frm vegetable surces. Vegetables, milk and eggs have all the requirements yur bdy needs t survive.
If yu are creative, a vegetarian diet is far frm bring. As vegetables cme in varius types and tastes, they can be prepared and eaten in cuntless ways. There are s many vegetarian ckbks, which shws this is a fact.
I find it funny when peple say vegetarians d nt get enugh energy frm their diet. My answer is t mentin Dave Sctt, the first persn t win the IRONMAN Wrld Champinship six times! Yes, surprise, surprise, at the time he was a vegetarian.
Vegetarianism is better fr the planet because the eclgical ftprint f vegetarians is smaller. S next time yu want t judge smene's persnal chice t g veggie, remember they have their reasns, nt the least f which are cncerns fr animals and the state f the planet.
Hw des the authr feel abut thers’ pinins n his diet?
Curius.B．Annyed.C．Appreciative.D．Uncncerned.
What des paragraph 3 mainly tell us abut a vegetarian diet?
Its advantages. B．Its surces.C．Its varieties.D．Its ppularity.
Why des the authr mentin Dave Sctt in paragraph 5?
T shw what a vegetarian diet is like.
T present a study n vegetarian diets.
T suggest a vegetarian diet is healthy.
T explre why sme athletes are vegetarians.
What is the best title fr the text?
My Rad t Becming a Vegetarian B．Mistaken Beliefs abut Vegetarianism C．Vegetarianism: A Cmmn Phenmenn D．Vegetarianism: Mre Than a Persnal Chice
D
When we wait at a bus stp r stand in a line, mst peple will lwer their heads and scrll thrugh their phnes. Hwever, scientific studies shw that if yu can stp this habit and let yur
mind wander freely, yu can gain many real benefits.
We spend almst half f ur awake time daydreaming. But this mental state is nt always enjyable. A study nce shwed that sme peple even chse t receive small electric shcks rather than stay alne with their wn thughts. This perfectly explains why we pick up ur phnes autmatically as sn as we have free time.
Erin Westgate, a scial psychlgy prfessr, cmpares mindless phne scrlling t “brain candy”. It brings us shrt-term pleasure but n meaningful value. She als pints ut that mst great human achievements cme frm deep and high-level thinking, nt simple amusement.
S next time yu have a few spare minutes, put yur phne aside and let yur thughts flw. Many peple are afraid f bredm, but they usually verestimate hw terrible it is. In a 2022 study, participants believed that sitting alne and ding nthing fr 20 minutes wuld be painful. Surprisingly, after the experiment, they said they felt much happier than they had expected.
Ku Murayama, a famus researcher, says that the ability t let yur mind wander is unique t humans. When we daydream, we can lk back n past experiences and think frm ther peple’s perspectives. This special ability helps us study better and understand thers mre easily.
Besides, mind-wandering plays an imprtant rle in slving prblems. Many peple cme up with better slutins when they relax their minds instead f fcusing hard n a prblem all the time. This ften happens during daily activities like driving r taking a shwer. Even when we stp thinking actively, ur brains remain active in a “default mde”. In this state, different ideas can cnnect in new ways, which helps a lt with difficult and cmplex prblems.
Apart frm imprving ur cgnitive ability, daydreaming als helps strengthen ur scial and emtinal relatinships. A study fund that imagining happy mments with family and friends can make us feel clser t them. Scial daydreaming allws us t practice cnversatins, review past talks and prepare fr future scial situatins. As psychlgist Peri puts it, ur ability t “travel thrugh time” in ur minds helps us deal with scial life better.
Nw Ku Murayama has frmed a new habit. He avids checking his phne during shrt waiting time and chses t let his mind wander instead. He finds that entertaining urselves with ur wn thughts is bth satisfying and truly meaningful.
Why des Erin Westgate cmpare mindless scrlling t “brain candy”?
It des harm t peple’s health.
It helps peple t avid bredm.
It replaces deep thinking in daily life.
It brings quick but shallw enjyment.
What is the 2022 study used t demnstrate?
Phne addictin is avidable.B．Daydreaming is undervalued. C．Being alne prmtes learning.D．Self-reflectin defines humans.
What des the default mde suggest?
Unfcused thinking fuels creativity.B．Intentinal effrt brings new ideas. C．Cmplex tasks require active minds.D．Rutines invlve little brain activity.
Which f the fllwing is a suitable title fr the text?
Maintain Fcus in the Digital Age B．Discver the Jy f Being Truly Alne C．Unlck the Pwer f Yur Wandering Mind D．Explre Secret Benefits f Scial Daydreaming
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
With s much infrmatin flying arund n the Internet, it’s easy t cme acrss stuff that just isn’t true. Hw many times have yu seen a shcking headline r a surprising “fact” nline, nly t find ut later it wasn’t quite right? 16
Misinfrmatin might lk cnvincing at first glance. This can lead t all srts f prblems, like arguments, distrust, and even pr decisin-making, especially during emergencies. 17 Yu might panic and make unnecessary preparatins, r wrse, ignre real warnings frm trusted surces.
But hw d yu knw if a surce is reliable? It’s essential t lk fr surces that are well-knwn and respected, like academic institutins, gvernment websites, r reputable news utlets. 18 If the surce seems biased r sensatinal (耸人听闻的), be careful. Even AI-generated cntent can’t be fully trusted. While AI can be useful fr summarizing infrmatin, it’s nt always accurate.
19 Lk fr ther credible surces that reprt the same facts. If multiple trusted surces agree n the same pint, it’s mre likely that the infrmatin is accurate. Dn’t rely n just ne surce fr imprtant decisins.
T avid misinfrmatin, it’s als crucial t be critical f what yu read. Ask yurself whether the infrmatin seems t sensatinal r emtinal. 20 If yu cme acrss infrmatin that seems false r misleading, take the time t verify (核实) it using trusted surces. If it turns ut t be unreal, reprt it t help thers avid misinfrmatin.
A．The Internet has becme a huge part f ur lives. B．Crss-checking is cmmnly used t check infrmatin.
It’s recmmended t use AI tls t identify misinfrmatin.
Always lk fr evidence befre believing r sharing cntent.
Such misinfrmatin in ur daily life can really mess with ur heads.
Imagine seeing a false news reprt abut a dangerus strm heading yur way.
Als, check if the surce prvides clear citatins and if the authr has expertise in the field.
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。
Lily, a determined writer, stared at her blank cmputer screen. She had reached ten thusand wrds, yet she felt 21 in a desert f silence. Dubt began t take hld, whispering that she was 22 t believe she culd ever finish a nvel. T 23
these bitter thughts, she stepped ut int the snwy wds, hping the cld air wuld clear her mind.
At the stre, the weight f thers’ expectatins felt like a 24 . When asked abut her bk, Lily frced a smile, thugh in her heart she 25 ever sharing her dream. On her way ut, she accidentally 26 a rude man named Patrick. They exchanged sharp wrds, leaving Lily feeling even mre 27 . Hwever, fate stepped in; Patrick appeared just as Lily later slipped n the ice, pulling her up and, seeing her shaken, ffering her a lift hme.
During the drive hme, the tensin between them slwly 28 . Patrick shared his wn past — he had nce been an architect but 29 his career t care fr his sick father. “Smetimes lve means putting thers first,” he advised, “Write what yur character 30 feels, nt just what she des.”
His wrds acted like a key, unlcking Lily’s 31 . She realized her stry wasn’t just abut a single character, but abut the shared 32 fr thse we lve. Back at her desk, she began typing 33 , the wrds flwing like a river. Mnths later, her draft became a published 34 . Lking at the bk, Lily realized that the rude man she nce met by chance had gifted her smething priceless: the 35 t tell a truth that mattered.
21．A．bredB．settledC．trappedD．cnfused
22．A．flishB．luckyC．wiseD．brave 23．A．readB．shareC．feedD．escape 24．A．giftB．jkeC．mirrrD．burden 25．A．regrettedB．imaginedC．admittedD．suggested 26．A．zmed pastB．kncked intC．came acrssD．heard frm 27．A．ashamedB．disappintedC．miserableD．embarrassed 28．A．fadedB．returnedC．spreadD．deepened 29．A．gave upB．mapped utC．kicked ffD．messed up 30．A．slwlyB．trulyC．ultimatelyD．intensely 31．A．impressinB．ambitinC．mtivatinD．imaginatin 32．A．hnrB．interest C．sacrifice D．expectatin 33．A．slwly B．wildly C．quietly D．carefully 34．A．ffer B．utlk C．reality D．success 35．A．act B．chance C．wisdm D．visin
阅读下面材料，在空白处填入适当的内容(1 个单词)或所给单词的正确形式。
On the evening f Nvember 9,2025, the 15th Natinal Games f China pened grandly in Guangzhu, Guangdng Prvince. 36 (hst) by Guangdng, Hng Kng, and Maca, it marked the first crss-reginal cllabratin (合作) in the histry f the Natinal Games. The pening ceremny, held at the Guangdng Olympic Sprts Center, 37(feature) a magnificent stage and dazzling lights, shwcasing the Greater Bay Area’s spirit f unity, cperatin, and shared aspiratin fr 38 brighter future.
Fllwing the principles f “simplicity, safety and brilliance,” the ceremny was divided
int tw parts: the sprts ceremny and the artistic perfrmance. Thirty-eight delegates (代表团) frm acrss the natin marched int the stadium, 39 the jint (联合的) delegatin f Guangdng, Hng Kng, and Maca receiving warm applause. The perfrmance, themed “Dreaming f the Future,” unflded in three chapters “Cmmn Rts”, “Shared Bnds, and United Dreams,” symblizing cultural 40(diverse) and the enduring pwer f
sprtsmanship.
The mst exciting mment came when athletes frm the three regins jintly lit the main trches, symblizing unity, perseverance, and hpe. The ceremny mixed “sprts, culture, and technlgy,” using light effects, dance, and virtual technlgies 41 (create) a stunning fusin f innvatin and Lingnan traditins. The vibrant visuals and creative strytelling delivered an atmsphere 42 is full f vitality and dreams. 93 43 (undubted), the 15th Natinal Games was nt nly a majr sprts event but als a vivid example f cultural exchange and reginal cperatin. By prmting resurce sharing and the cncept f fitness fr all, the Games encuraged 44 (great) cnnectivity and sustainable develpment acrss the Greater Bay Area. Thrugh artistic expressin, the pening ceremny cnveyed themes f unity, determinatin, and aspiratin, 45 (inspire) audiences natinwide with an uplifting and memrable experience.
三、写作
46．假定你是李华，你校将举办一场主题为“用英语讲好中国故事” (Telling China’s Stries in English) 的英语演讲比。请你写一封邮件，邀请外教 Mr. Smith 担任评委。内容包括：
1. 比的目的、时间和地点；2. 评委的职责(如评分、点评等)；3. 表达感谢并期待回复。注意：
词数 80 左右；2. 可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。
Dear Mr. Smith,
Yurs sincerely,
Li Hua 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。
It was a beautiful day, and James, wh was in his last year f cllege, tk a flight t visit his uncle in New Yrk. James was studying medicine and he wanted t becme a dctr like his uncle. But he thught he was nt gd enugh and still had much t learn.
While waiting at the airprt lunge(候机室), James sat beside an elderly wman. At first,
they were busy with their wn business. The wman was knitting(织) a scarf. James was reading a medical jurnal, eager t increase his knwledge. After a while, the wman’s knitting needle drpped nt the flr. James, nticing this, quickly picked it up fr her.
The wman smiled and said, “Thank yu, yung man. Yu’re very kind.” James replied with a warm smile, “Yu’re welcme.” This simple exchange brke the ice between them. They started chatting, and James learned that the wman was n her way t visit her grandchildren. She tld him stries abut her family and hw much she missed them. James listened carefully and
shared with her sme f his wn experiences and dream f becming a dctr.
Befre lng, it was time t bard the plane. James helped the wman carry her bag and find her seat. Everything went smthly and everyne was expecting a dream jurney.
As the plane reached its altitude(高度), the wrkers were busy serving drinks and snacks. It
was quiet in the plane. James just clsed his eyes, trying t get sme much-needed rest.
After abut ne and a half hurs, the flight was near New Yrk. Suddenly, a call brke the quietness, “Is there a dctr n bard? We have a passenger wh is in great need f help nw.”
James pened his eyes and checked what happened. Then he fund that the wman he met at the airprt lunge was lying in her seat. Her face was pale and it seemed that she was in great pain.
注意：1.续写词数应为 150 个左右；
请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。
Hwever, James was undecided whether t ffer help.
A few days later, James received a call frm the wman.
36．Hsted37．featured38．a39．with40．diversity41．t create42． which/that43．Undubtedly44．greater45．inspiring
Dear Mr. Smith,
I am Li Hua. I am writing t sincerely invite yu t be a judge fr ur upcming English speech cntest, which aims t imprve students’ English speaking skills and spread Chinese culture.
Themed ‌“Telling China’s Stries in English”, the cntest is scheduled t take place in the schl lecture hall at 2:00 pm next Friday. As a judge, yu are expected t scre the cntestants’ perfrmances and give sme prfessinal cmments.
We wuld be highly hnred if yu culd accept ur invitatin. Thank yu fr yur time and I am lking frward t yur early reply.
Yurs sincerely,
Li Hua
Hwever, James was undecided whether t ffer help. He knew he was still a student and nt a fully qualified dctr. But the thught f the kind wman and her stries abut her family made him determined t take actin. He tk a deep breath and walked twards the wman. He checked her pulse and asked sme basic questins. With the knwledge he had gained frm his studies, he did his best t calm her and prvide initial assistance.
A few days later, James received a call frm the wman. Her vice was full f gratitude and warmth. She thanked him repeatedly fr his timely and curageus help n the flight. She tld him that his presence and care had been a surce f immense cmfrt during her terrifying mment.
She als mentined that she was recvering well and was lking frward t reuniting with her grandchildren sn. Hearing her wrds, James felt a wave f pride and fulfillment wash ver him. This unexpected encunter and the pprtunity t make a difference strengthened his determinatin t becme a prficient and cmpassinate dctr, dedicated t helping mre peple in their times f need.题号
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D
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D
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B
D
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C
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D
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D