贵州遵义市2025-2026学年高一下学期7月期末英语试题含答案

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一、阅读理解
Amazing Climbs!
What was the last thing yu climbed? A tree? A hill? What abut a skyscraper r a muntain? Here are sme incredible climbs frm arund the wrld.
The Burj Khalifa
The Burj Khalifa in Dubai is the wrld’s tallest building, standing at 829.8 metres. It pened in January 2010. In March 2011, French climber Alain Rbert climbed up it in abut six hurs. He wre a safety belt and was attached t a rpe t fllw safety rules, but he climbed withut relying n them.
The Delicate Arch
The Delicate Arch is a 20-metre-high rck frmatin in Utah, USA．There are ver 2,000 natural sandstne arches in the park where The Delicate Arch stands, but they are easily brken. In 2006, American climber Dean Ptter made the first free sl climb f the arch. Althugh it was nt illegal, he received a lt f criticism because f the climb.
The Shanghai Twer
The Shanghai Twer in China is 632 metres tall. In February 2014, Russian climbers Vitaliy Raskalv and ne f his friends climbed the building. Then they climbed anther 20 metres up the cnstructin cranes n tp. They wre GPr cameras, and a vide f their high five at the tp became very ppular nline.
The Telephnic Building
This 132-metre building in Santiag, Chile, is the tallest in the cuntry. It was built t lk like a mbile phne. In March 2014, American climber Dan Gdwin climbed the building using rpes and suctin cups. His sl climb was recrded fr a TV series called Superhumans.
1．Wh climbed the highest?
A．Alain Rbert.B．Dean Ptter.C．Vitaliy Raskalv.D．Dan Gdwin.
2．What d we knw abut The Delicate Arch?
A．It is illegal t climb.B．It is the highest arch in USA．
C．It lks like a mbile phne.D．It is ne f the arches in the park.
3．What d Vitaliy Raskalv and Dan Gdwin have in cmmn?
A．They made the climb alne.B．They had their climbs recrded.
C．They climbed anther 20 metres.D．They climbed withut equipment.
Days ag, ur hard wrk was nearly ruined within hurs. We had arranged an interview with the an imprtant client f ur rganizatin, which was a precius pprtunity fr ur small yuth rganizatin’s develpment. But ur cameraman drpped ut right befre it started.
I sat there staring at my phne, puzzled abut hw such a minr setback culd destry all ur effrts. With n mney t hire prfessinals and n backup plan, I culd nly watch ur chance slip away helplessly. Out f desperatin, I wrte a pst n Reddit, lnging fr smething t cme ut f it. Maybe sme replies, maybe sund advice. Yet I wasn’t prepared fr what I gt instead.
A persn with the username MysticDelusin reached ut. He tk a day ff frm his ffice withut hesitatin. He brught his wn equipment and prfessinal setup, nt treating the thing as a favur but as smething that mattered. He handled everything with quiet cnfidence, guiding us, ffering sund suggestins and ensuring n details were verlked. Gradually, his help felt less like a stranger’s kindness and mre like supprt frm smene determined t keep us frm failing.
As the interview went n smthly, I suddenly realized hw clse we’d cme t lsing everything, nearly ending up with a regretful “almst”. It was saved nly because the stranger chse t help vluntarily, nt because he had t r knew me, but simply because he culd.
In a time when mst peple prefer t stay uninvlved, he stepped frward ut f gdwill. Few peple appreciate hw rare such kindness is. I dn’t have anything big t give back right nw. N grand gesture, n way t match what he did. But I will keep this kindness in mind. It reshapes my view f peple, inspiring me t assist thers trapped in truble smeday.
4．Why did the authr write a pst n Reddit?
A．T seek a pssible slutin.
B．T hire an expert phtgrapher.
C．T raise mney frm the public.
D．T ask fr ways t d an interview.
5．What actin did MysticDelusin take?
A．He quit his jb withut thinking.B．He lent us his advanced equipment.
C．He ffered prfessinal aid in time.D．He recmmended t us a phtgrapher.
6．What des the authr think f the stranger?
A．Mentally strng.B．Scially thughtful.
C．Physically attractive.D．Emtinally independent.
7．What inspiratin des the authr get frm the experience?
A．It’s never t late t mend.B．Many hands make light wrk.
C．Cnstant drpping wears a stne.D．Gd deeds shuld be put frward.
In the busy city f Jinan, a new trend is appearing. Yung city peple infected with “green fever” are seeking ut mud, waste frm animals and the simple satisfactin f grwing their wn tmates. Demand at a newly pened cmmunity garden is shcking — 204 plts f land, each abut 30 square meters, were rented within just 10 days.
This trend shws a grwing mvement amng yung peple t seek a digital detx (脱瘾) and return t nature, using hands-n farming as a way t reduce the pressures f mdern city life. Fr many, the experience feels like a real-life versin (版本) f virtual games they nce played. “It lks like a real-life versin f QQ Farm,” says a staff member, referring t the nce-ppular game where players managed virtual crps. The reasns behind this trend are als deeply rted in cultural identity. “Perhaps it’s the farming DNA in Chinese peple’s bld,” says Li Lubing, a 34-year-ld renter wh pays fr the experience rather than just the vegetables.
The appeal als includes families, wh make up abut 70 percent f renters. Fr parents like Li Jiarun, the garden is a living classrm where her child can learn abut crps firsthand — knwledge ften absent frm mdern city educatin.
The business mdel is designed fr busy city peple with several service levels. A self-managed plt csts 1,299 yuan a year, while mre expensive ptins cme with staff helping with weeding, watering and harvesting. Hwever, mst renters, especially the yung, chse the self-managed ptin, attracted by the healing pwer f wrking with their hands. Safety and cnvenience are als imprtant, with lw, runded-tp fences fr children, and free tls and guidance fr beginners.
Accrding t media reprts, cmmunity gardens have becme ppular in many parts f China. “Cnsumers are buying a mix f health, experience, emtin, and educatin. Fresh farm prduce is just an extra benefit,” says a prfessr frm Shandng Agricultural University.
8．Why d yung peple take up cmmunity gardening?
A．T save mney and eat healthily.
B．T prve deep-rted cultural identity.
C．T recnnect with nature and get relieved.
D．T bring the nce-ppular game back t life.
9．What impact des cmmunity gardening have?
A．It strengthens the bnd f families.
B．It changes peple’s views n health.
C．It prvides educatinal value fr kids.
D．It creates a new way f self-management.
10．What can we learn abut business mdel f the cmmunity garden?
A．Multi-level services are prvided.
B．Full-service package is preferred.
C．Tall fences are built t ensure safety.
D．Beginners pay fr tls and guidance.
11．What is the best title fr the passage?
A．Delights in GardeningB．Tips Fr a Green Thumb
C．The Rise f City GardeningD．A Virtual Farming Experience
Yur brain transfrms everyday life int vivid, ften strange stries while yu sleep. Why d sme dreams feel vivid and lifelike while thers seem disjinted r hard t understand? A new study frm researchers at the IMT Schl fr Advanced Studies Lucca ffers answers, shwing that persnal traits, shared life experiences and even glbal events shape what we dream abut.
Published in Cmmunicatins Psychlgy, the research analyzed ver 3,700 dream and daily-life recrds cllected frm 287 participants aged 18 t 70 within tw weeks. Apart frm daily recrds written by vlunteers, researchers gathered detailed data cncerning sleep cnditins, cgnitive (认知) levels and persnal characters. The research team adpted advanced natural language prcessing t analyze dream texts systematically.
It is cmmnly believed that dreams happen randmly (随机地). Hwever, findings prve dream cntent arises frm the interplay f internal factrs (mind-wandering habits, sleep quality and attitudes tward dreams) and utside influences including majr public events such as the COVID-19 pandemic. Further cmparisn between real-life experiences and dream descriptins indicates the brain never simply replays daytime memries. Instead, it restructures familiar surrundings like schls and ffices, mixing varius memries and imaginary ideas t build surreal dream scenes. Besides, persnality directly decides dream styles: frequent mind wanderers tend t have fragmentary dreams, while thse valuing dream meaning enjy richer, mre cmplete dreams. Related data frm Rme’s Sapienza University als fund lckdwns (封锁) made the dreams during the pandemic mre emtinal and restrictin-themed, whse features gradually disappeared as peple adapted mentally.
“Our findings shw that dreams are nt just a reflectin f past experiences, but a changing prcess shaped by wh we are and what we live thrugh,” explains Valentina Elce, researcher at the IMT Schl and lead authr f the paper. “By cmbining large-scale data with cmputatinal methds, we were able t uncver patterns in dream cntent that were previusly difficult t discver.”
12．What is the new finding f dreams?
A．They replay strange life stries.B．They take place n an irregular basis.
C．They reflect peple’s sleep quality.D．They result frm inner and uter factrs.
13．What is paragraph 2 mainly abut?
A．What peple thught f the study.B．Hw the study was carried ut.
C．What affected dream frmatin.D．Hw participants recrded dreams.
14．What des the underlined wrd “fragmentary” in paragraph 3 mst prbably mean?
A．brken.B．scary.C．vivid.D．impressive.
15．What is Valentina Elce’s attitude twards the study?
A．Critical.B．Psitive.C．Dubtful.D．Cautius.
Hw t Talk t Strangers
Mst f us feel uncmfrtable talking t strangers. 16 What’s mre, new cnnectins pen ur eyes, says Sarah Stein Greenberg, executive directr f Stanfrd’s d.schl, whse bk Creative Acts fr Curius Peple includes a chapter n hw t talk t strangers.
● G in with an pen mind.
“Yu ften can be surprised by what yu learn thrugh a live interview r thrugh a human cnnectin. 17 “ Stein Greenberg says. Plus, sme pprtunities — like jb netwrking — aren’t pssible withut pushing urselves utside ur cmfrt zne and reaching ut t smene new.
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If interacting with strangers requires muscle, yu might want t start with light weights. Starting a shrt back-and-frth cnversatin abut the place yu’re at, the weather, r any similarities is a gd chice. It helps yu take the first small steps tward bridging a cnnectin with thers.
● Remember this is nt a survey.
Remember that a cnversatin is different frm a survey. Yu dn’t need t get thrugh every questin. G with the flw f the cnversatin. This means really listening t thers and asking them t share mre abut themselves, rather than quickly jumping t a new tpic. In additin t listening, Singh advises resisting the desire t fill silence, even if it feels awkward. 19
● Enjy the cnversatin.
20 Singh nce chatted with a cuple at a New Orleans restaurant, and they paid her bill, leaving her tuched by the warm cnnectin between strangers. Nt every talk with a stranger will end with a free meal, jb, r friendship. “But,” says Singh, “if yu’re nt practicing that skill, yu will never be able t find ut if that’s a pssibility, right?”
A．Start small.
B．Keep trying.
C．Engaging with strangers can bring unexpected gifts.
D．This is because smene culd be taking a mment f thinking.
E．That is surprisingly valuable fr getting rid f ur habits f mind.
F．But cnnectins always start with talking t smene yu dn’t knw.
G．It’s a barrier that we put n urselves that peple are nt willing t cnnect.
二、完形填空
Nt lng after my mther’s funeral (葬礼), I went thrugh her belngings, hping t find sme peace. My mther had been quiet and silent. Reading was her favrite pastime befre Alzheimer’s disease tk that 21 away frm her.
On her bkshelf, I fund a beautiful 22 . My mther had filled the pages with shrt 23 . The first was 24 n December 25, 2005. That year, Christmas Day was imprtant because my father had died the day befre. I was surprised that my mther, in her great sadness, had 25 a bk f blank pages and written dwn smething. She wrte, “My family is a shelter bringing me 26 , and a help in time f truble.”
Reading her wrds felt as if she were trying t 27 me after her wn death.
One f the shrtest entries 28 , “I sail int an uncertain future, 29 by the faithfulness f life”. I had t read it again. “Uncertain” was nt a wrd I had ever 30 with my mther. She always seemed s strng. Yet here she was, admitting her 31 . Was it pssible that she was nt always as 32 as she appeared? That she, t, smetimes needed t 33 face her anxiety and wrries alne.
Once I understd that perfect faith is brn frm imperfectin, I lved and 34 my mther even mre. And finally, I fund the 35 I had been lking fr.
21．A．prfessinB．daydreamC．pleasureD．perfrmance
22．A．letterB．jurnalC．nvelD．album
23．A．entriesB．striesC．jkesD．plans
24．A．reprtedB．chsenC．pennedD．studied
25．A．dealt withB．checked utC．referred tD．reached fr
26．A．wealthB．strengthC．prideD．success
27．A．cmfrtB．raiseC．remindD．praise
28．A．sawB．discveredC．readD．wrte
29．A．causedB．destryedC．cntrlledD．surrunded
30．A．cmparedB．cnnectedC．sharedD．exchanged
31．A．weaknessB．patienceC．dependenceD．hnesty
32．A．far-sightedB．strng-mindedC．warm-heartedD．well-educated
33．A．frmallyB．eagerlyC．quicklyD．silently
34．A．admiredB．supprtedC．believedD．defended
35．A．answerB．frtuneC．peaceD．pastime
三、语法填空
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。
What animals are 36 (rare) seen in animatin but lk smewhat human? This questin trubled directr Yu Shui, stry creatr f blckbuster Nbdy (《浪浪山小妖怪》), a successful animatin that 37 (earn) ver 1.7 billin yuan last summer.
38 (inspire) by the Ming Dynasty nvel Jurney t the West, the film tells a funny stry abut a weak pig mnster wh pretends 39 (be) Tang Sanzang, leading his team n a jurney t the west.
Yu set clear rules fr chsing characters: they shuld be based 40 unppular animals, nt cmmn pets. Their 41 (lk) shuld shw a sense f failure and being rdinary, with human-like 42 (face) expressins f struggle between hpe and hpelessness. Finally, Yu and his team chse fur creatures: a pig, a grilla, a weasel, and a tad.
Mre than 600 creatrs spent fur years 43 (make) the film with ink-water animatin t hnr Chinese animatin pineers.
Sund directr Zhang Jinyan designed unique vices fr each rle t match 44 (they) persnalities. Beynd visual art, the mvie has a strng emtinal cre. The pig’s desire t escape Langlang Muntain mves audiences deeply. Yu says Langlang Muntain represents the stressful life situatins frm 45 everyne wants t break away.
四、书信写作
46．假定你是李华，你校上周举办了校园艺术节活动。请给你的英国朋友Edward写邮件分享这次活动，内容包括：
1．活动内容；
2．你的感想。
注意：
1．词数80词左右；
2．可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。
Dear Edward,
Hw is everything ging?
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Yurs,
Li Hua
五、书面表达
47．阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头续写两段，使之构成一篇完整的短文。续写的词数为150词左右。
It wasn’t easy grwing up the yungest f fur children, especially with tw elder brthers. Jerry wrked as a service manager at a lcal car dealer, while Jim served as a plice fficer. Bth were buried in heavy wrk all year rund, leaving little spare time t stay with me. Deep dwn, I felt ignred and there was a distant gap between us.
My family lived a simple life and I mstly wre hand-me-dwns frm my elder sister, which gradually made me quiet and timid. Thugh n ne arund me lked dwn n me, I culd nt shake ff my inner lack f self-cnfidence. I was always hesitant t shw myself in public, wishing I culd stay unnticed mst f the time.
One day, the teacher casually passed ut ring rder frms fr the 100th anniversary f the schl’s funding. There were tw chices: a beautiful and well-designed ring named Premium fr $149, r an rdinary-lking ne called Lustrium fr $49. Withut even asking my parents, I knew I wuld be the nly student rdering a Lustrium ring.
“I can’t wait t see hw the Premium ring lks n my finger,” the girl next t me said. “Are yu getting the same t?”
“I’m nt sure,” I said. “I need t ask my parents.”
After schl, I shwed my mm the frm. “I really like the Premium ring. It lks mre beautiful.” I tld her.
“A Lustrium ring is enugh.” My mm refused at nce.
The fllwing days, the Lustrium ring rder hung ver me like a clud. “N ne cares abut me. N ne cares what I want.” I thught t myself. I attended schl dances and ftball games, feeling like an utsider. I mved thrugh thse days alne, invisible t everyne. Finally, n the mrning f the ceremny, my mther handed me a small bx. “This came fr yu,” she said.
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。
I pened the bx and stared at what was inside, shcked.
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After the ceremny, I fund my brthers in the crwd.
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《贵州遵义市2025-2026学年高一下学期7月期末英语试题》参考答案
1．A 2．D 3．B
4．A 5．C 6．B 7．D
8．C 9．C 10．A 11．C
12．D 13．B 14．A 15．B
16．F 17．E 18．A 19．D 20．C
21．C 22．B 23．A 24．C 25．D 26．B 27．A 28．C 29．D 30．B 31．A 32．B 33．D 34．A 35．C
36．rarely 37．earned 38．Inspired 39．t be 40．n 41．lks 42．facial 43．making 44．their 45．which
46．
Dear Edward,
Hw is everything ging? I’m glad t tell yu that ur schl held a campus art festival last week, which left me a really wnderful memry.
We had many interesting activities then. Sme students put n funny singing and dancing shws, and thers shwed their wn paintings and handwrks n the schl hall. I jined the grup dance that my classmates and I practiced fr nearly a mnth.
I think this festival nt nly lets us relax frm busy study, but als helps us find ur hidden talents. D yu have similar activities in yur schl?
Yurs,
Li Hua
47．
I pened the bx and stared at what was inside, shcked. It was the shiny Premium ring that I had lnged fr thse days. ‌I culd hardly believe my eyes and rubbed the ring surface gently with my fingertips.‌ Mm smiled and tld me that my tw elder brthers had learned abut my wish and shared the mney t buy it fr me. I tuched the cl metal n my finger, and my eyes gt wet. The ring was nt just a small gift, but a warm sign that they had always nticed my quiet feelings.
After the ceremny, I fund my brthers in the crwd. ‌They were hlding a small buquet f sunflwers that I lved fr a lng time.‌ Jerry waved at me and pinted at the ring n my finger, while Jim gave me a big hug. They said they were srry fr being t busy befre and prmised that they wuld spend mre time with me later. That day I knew the distant gap between us was gne, and I finally felt I was a lved little sister that wuld never be ignred again.
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