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窗体顶端辽宁营口市普通高中2025-2026学年高一下学期7月期末英语试题一、阅读理解ATop Seattle Theater Picks for This SeptemberSeattle theaters offer a range of exciting shows, which include everything from a fun take on celebrity culture to heartwarming musical stories. Here are some must-see shows this month.Matt & BenFirst staged in 2002, Matt & Ben is a wildly funny play about Matt Damon and Ben Affleck before they became household names. Written by Mindy Kaling and Brenda Withers, the play explores celebrity culture. With the return of Bennifer, the play takes on new relevance (相关性) as it explores how our cultural relationship with celebrities and success has changed over the years. The production stars Nabilah Ahmed and Jacquelyn Miedema.Peter and the StarcatcherThis imaginative origin story of Peter Pan follows a boy, and a girl who is the daughter of a Starcatcher. Their adventure on the high seas is filled with pirates, mermaids, and magic. The production uses minimal stage effects to tell a story of friendship, self-discovery, and humor.Dream HouseDream House by Eliana Pipes explores the cultural cost of progress in America. The play follows two sisters, Julia and Patricia, who are forced to face their differences while selling their home on a reality TV show. Patricia sees the dollar signs that come with their rapidly gentrifying neighborhood while Julia focuses on the family’s past. A timely piece, this play is a powerful reflection of the changing face of Seattle.Tina — The Tina Turner MusicalTina tells the story of Tina Turner’s rise from her small-town roots to becoming the star of rock ‘n’ roll. Featuring her hits, this musical brings Turner’s powerful journey to the stage. Although the Broadway production received mixed reviews, Naomi Rodgers delivers a standout performance. Whether you’re a long-time fan or new to Turner’s music, this show is sure to inspire you.1. Who is the co-author of Matt & BenA．Nabilah Ahmed.B．Jacquelyn Miedema.C．Naomi Rodgers.D．Brenda Withers.2. Which of the following shows the fast-changing city of SeattleA．Dream House.B．Peter and the Starcatcher.C．Matt & Ben.D．Tina — The Tina Turner Musical.3. What will you admire in TinaA．The history of a town.B．The reviews of Broadway.C．Turner’s popular songs.D．Turner’s inspiring speech.BI’ve always enjoyed walking. However, never did I imagine I’d end up walking over 200 kilometers in 10 days, becoming a fan of walking holidays, and developing self-guided hiking routes in Portugal as part of my business.I used to be someone who was content with an easy three-hour walk, but I became an experienced multi-day (多日的) hiker. My change began with a taste of the Portuguese Camino de Santiago, an ancient route through Portugal to Santiago de Compostela Cathedral in Spain.Back in 2013, I did a guided one-day hike along one of the most beautiful sections of the Camino, north of Ponte de Lima. It’s also one of the most challenging so it was hard work, but the views from the top of Labruja Mountain made the climb worthwhile.My guides were so crazy about the excitement of arriving at Santiago de Compostela Cathedral after the challenges of day after day on the Camino that I began to think I might want to give it a try.Fast forward a few years, I set off from Barcelos with a friend of mine to follow the Portuguese Camino de Santiago.Apart from suffering from back pain, I thought I was quite fit. However, nothing had prepared me for how I would feel at the end of each walking day. We were averaging about 20 kilometers per day. When we reached our hotel, I hardly had enough energy to take a shower or find food. I had expected plenty of sightseeing, but it turned out to be very little.Quickly, I realized the takeaway of this unique travel experience: The Camino was all about making the most of the journey rather than the destination. For me, that was quite a change in thinking as I was usually all about getting to where I wanted to be as soon as possible so that I could start exploring. It was, perhaps, also my first step on the path towards mindfulness.4. What was the author’s impression of the hike in 2013A．The route was less challenging.B．The mountaintop views were amazing.C．The mountain climb was dangerous.D．The time spent there was not worthwhile.5. Why did the author want to follow the Portuguese Camino de SantiagoA．He was inspired by his guides.B．He intended to please his friend.C．He was impressed by kind locals.D．He looked forward to keeping fit.6. How did the author feel at the end of each walking day during the multi-day hikeA．Very scared.B．Rather energetic.C．Extremely tired.D．Particularly calm.7. What can be known about the author’s unique travel experienceA．It let him down in general.B．It had a great impact on him.C．It failed to teach him a lesson.D．It lived up to his expectations.CEmojis (表情符号) feel harmless in daily chats, but inside workplace messages, they carry more weight than most people expect. A study from the University of Ottawa takes a closer look at this hidden effect.Researchers created simple workplace messages. Some were positive, some neutral, and some negative. Then they added emojis or left them out completely. Participants read these messages and judged the sender. A sentence like “We have great new office chairs” could appear with a smiley face, an angry face, or no emoji at all.The researchers found that people paid close attention to both the words and the emoji. Even a small mismatch between the two stood out immediately. Surprisingly, the safest option was the simplest one. Readers saw the sender of messages without emojis as capable (有能力的) and serious. Positive emojis did not hurt much, but they did not help much, either. If the message already sounded good, adding a smiley face did not improve the impression. Negative emojis, however, told a different story. One angry face was enough to drag down how capable the sender appeared. It colored the entire message, even if the sentence itself sounded fine.The study found that people reacted strongly to mixed signals. Imagine reading a complaint with a cheerful emoji at the end. This mismatch creates confusion and that uncertainty weakens trust. Over time, it can even affect teamwork. Even when the emoji matches the message, negative ones still leaves a bad impression.So, should you stop using emojis at work Not necessarily. But you should think before using them. A simple, clear message often does the job best. Positive emojis can work in light, friendly conversations. Negative emojis are risky and usually not worth it. Most importantly, focus on what you want to say. If your message is strong, it does not need decoration. If your message is unclear, an emoji will not fix it.8. What were the participants asked to do in the studyA．Interact with the senders.B．Create new messages.C．Add some emojis.D．Make judgements.9. According to the study, messages without emojis are probably considered ________.A．boring B．less serious C．professional D．more unacceptable10. Which of the following does the author agree withA．Your message matters most.B．You should avoid using any emoji.C．Negative emojis are always valuable.D．Strong messages require decoration.11. What is the best title for the textA．Should You Use Emojis at WorkB．Why Should Your Messages Be ClearC．The Hidden Danger of Workplace EmojisD．How to Improve Your Professional ImageDBananas are one of the most popular fruits in the world. Now, however, a new survey shows that the part most people throw out — the peel (皮) — might just be a powerhouse fertilizer (肥料). The survey study led by Nokuthula Khanyile of the University of Mpumalanga in South Africa looked at over 120 studies on the use of banana peels as fertilizer and found that when used as fertilizer, this waste could benefit all sorts of plants.Bananas are high in three main nutrients (营养物) that plants require to grow well — potassium, nitrogen, and magnesium. In fact, those are the main elements contained in commercial fertilizer used by farmers. So it is no surprise that the survey showed that fertilizers based on bananas resulted in plants that were taller and leafier than those grown without banana peel fertilizers.The various studies that were surveyed explored how to use banana peels as fertilizer. In some studies, the peels were turned into a mixture of banana peels and a few additives. In other studies, the peels were sun-dried and then ground into a powder that could be mixed in with soil. In another study, the peels were left to break down naturally with coffee grounds, which makes it possible for nutrients to be released into the ground at a slightly slower rate.Modern farming relies heavily on commercial fertilizers which are made in factories that run on coal, oil, or gas. In addition, nitrogen run-off from these fertilizers pollutes water and creates algae blooms (藻华) which are detrimental to other living things in water.Banana peels are a natural waste product. They do not need coal, oil, or gas to be produced, and they release nutrients at a much slower rate than commercial fertilizers, which probably means less run-off and less pollution. Anyway you look at it, using banana peel-based fertilizers is a win-win.12. Why can banana peels benefit plantsA．They remove unnecessary leaves.B．They can protect plants from sunburn.C．They contain elements helping plants growth.D．They release nutrients faster than commercial fertilizers.13. What is paragraph 3 mainly aboutA．Various nutrients found in banana peels.B．Ways to turn banana peels into fertilizer.C．How to make use of banana peel fertilizers.D．The process of carrying out the survey study.14. What does the underlined word “detrimental” in paragraph 4 meanA．Harmful. B．Similar. C．Adaptable. D．Significant.15. What is the author’s purpose in writing the textA．To offer a solution to water pollution.B．To prove the value of natural fertilizers.C．To explore the health benefits of a fruit.D．To call for the reuse of a kind of waste.二、七选五Typhoons are powerful storms that can cause serious damage, especially to homes and communities. ____16____. If you live in a place that is often affected by typhoons, follow these safety tips to protect yourself and your loved ones.· Talk to your family about typhoons. ____17____. Make sure everyone understands what to do if a typhoon hits. Agree on a safe place to meet in case of an emergency and make sure everyone knows how to reach it.· ____18____. Choose a safe room in your house where everyone can go during a storm. Pack an emergency kit with things you will need like canned food, bottled water, first-aid supplies, flashlights, batteries, and important papers. If your house is not strong enough to survive a typhoon, follow evacuation (撤离) orders from local authorities.· Know the risks in your area. Each area has different risks when it comes to typhoons. Know what kind of weather events are common in your areas, such as strong winds or floods. ____19____. You should also learn about local alert (警报) systems, so you can receive timely warnings.· Protect important documents. Keep important papers, like your ID and medical records, safe by storing them in waterproof bags or placing them above flood levels. ____20____.A．Practice your safety planB．Keep track of weather reportsC．Remember to inform others of what is going onD．They keep you safe and sound in the face of a typhoonE．This will protect them from getting damaged during the stormF．Explain what they are, how they form, and the dangers they bringG．For families, especially children, the experience can be frightening三、完形填空When Tanya Eby was in the sixth grade, her world changed in a way she never expected. Her friends told her that they would ____21____ her and that she wasn’t part of the group anymore. “I was ____22____,” Eby said. “I had no idea what happened or why they turned on me.”At the same time, her life was falling apart. A few days earlier, her parents had made a decision that would ____23____ her life. Eby’s older brother, who had always been her ____24____, was sent to live with their dad. The next morning, Eby woke up to find her brother ____25____. Soon after, her stepdad left as well. So, when her friends at school decided they wouldn’t hang out with her anymore, it felt like just another ____26____.“Everyone I loved disappeared,” Eby said. “They didn’t tell me why and I couldn’t ____27____ it.”That day, Eby ____28____ in tears at school. Her teacher, Mrs. Welch, took her to the teachers’ office to find out what was wrong. Eby poured out her ____29____ to her teacher, who listened ____30____ and hugged her. “That hug made me feel like I wasn’t ____31____,” Eby said. “It gave me hope that I would be OK.”Years later, when Eby became a teacher, she remembered Mrs. Welch’s ____32____. It helped her understand her students’ ____33____ and be more caring. “Sometimes, small acts can make a ____34____,” Eby said. “That hug affected me deeply, and I’ll never ____35____ it.”21. A．greet B．meet C．call D．ignore22. A．safe B．calm C．shocked D．excited23. A．record B．shake C．cheat D．protect24. A．support B．enemy C．contact D．teacher25. A．hiding B．awake C．gone D．funny26. A．loss B．plan C．treat D．secret27. A．cover B．stress C．respect D．control28. A．checked out B．broke down C．dropped out D．settled down29. A．promise B．talent C．money D．pain30. A．quietly B．proudly C．simply D．angrily31. A．alone B．asleep C．picky D．thankful32. A．courage B．praise C．kindness D．memory33. A．promises B．dreams C．excuses D．struggles34. A．system B．difference C．choice D．joke35. A．repeat B．forget C．refuse D．face四、语法填空阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。Guo Shoujing (1231 — 1316) was an outstanding Chinese scientist, astronomer (天文学家), and engineer during the Yuan Dynasty. He is famous ____36____ his work in astronomy and water management, which had a lasting impact on ancient China.One of Guo’s most ____37____ (remark) achievements was his contribution to the Chinese calendar. By ____38____ (careful) observing the movements of the stars and planets, he was able to make precise calculations, improving the way time was measured. His work ____39____ (lead) to the creation of the “Shoushi Calendar”, which was more accurate (精确的) than any calendar ____40____ had come before it. This system, widely ____41____ (use) for over 400 years, was a reliable tool for timekeeping.In addition to his work in astronomy, Guo was an excellent engineer. He designed and managed large irrigation (灌溉) projects, helping control water flow ____42____ improve farming in northern China. One of his major projects was the “Grand Canal”, which allowed water ____43____ (flow) to areas with little rainfall, supporting the agricultural ____44____ (develop) of northern China.Guo’s contributions to science were not only important for his time but also influenced later generations of scientists and engineers. His work on the calendar and water systems is still admired today, and he is considered one of ____45____ greatest scientists in Chinese history.五、书信写作46. 假定你是李华，上周你参加了校运动会。请你给英国好友Peter写封邮件，分享你参与其中的一个项目。内容包括：1.参赛经历；2.感受与体悟。注意：1.写作词数应为80个左右；2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。Dear Peter,________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Yours,Li Hua六、读后续写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。When I was in middle school, my home life was terrible. I spent as much time as possible anywhere but home. I basically lived at the public library. The librarian, Mrs. Chen, noticed. She never asked personal questions. Never made me feel like a problem. She just made sure I always had a quiet place to sit and that I had books to read. Sometimes she’d leave snacks on the table where I was sitting.One afternoon, I was writing in my notebook when Mrs. Chen walked over. “Do you like writing ” she asked. I nodded, closing the cover. Instead of asking to see it, she simply smiled. “You seem to enjoy it,” she said softly. “Keep at it.”After that, she would occasionally leave a blank (空白的) notebook on my table with a simple note: “For your stories.” Other times, she’d recommend books she thought I might enjoy. She always quietly let me know she noticed.Years later, I left my hometown for college and eventually became a writer. Through all those years, I never forgot Mrs. Chen. One afternoon, I sat down and wrote her a letter, telling her everything — how her quiet faith saved me; how I became a writer because of her. I mailed it, unsure if she’d even remember me. Weeks passed. I didn’t expect a reply, but I found myself hoping. Then one day, an invitation arrived: my first book event, back in my hometown.注意：1．续写词数应为150个左右；2．请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。That day, after the event, I went to the library to visit Mrs. Chen.________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________I turned to Mrs. Chen and said, “What if I started a free writing workshop here — in my old place ”________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________参考答案阅读理解1.D 2.A 3.C 4.B 5.A 6.C 7.B 8.D 9.C 10.A 11.A 12.C 13.B 14.A 15.D七选五16.G 17.F 18.A 19.B 20.E完形填空21.D 22.C 23.B 24.A 25.C 26.A 27.D 28.B 29.D 30.A 31.A 32.C 33.D 34.B 35.B语法填空36.for 37.remarkable 38.carefully 39.led 40.that41.used 42.and 43.to flow 44.development 45.the写作范文书信范文Dear Peter,How is everything going I’m writing to share my experience in the school sports meeting held last week.I took part in the 800-meter race. At first, I ran fast and took the lead. However, I felt exhausted halfway and wanted to give up. Seeing my classmates cheering for me, I kept running and finally finished the race. Though I didn’t win a prize, I felt proud of myself.This experience taught me that perseverance matters most. No matter what difficulties we meet, we should never give up.Yours,Li Hua读后续写范文That day, after the event, I went to the library to visit Mrs. Chen. Stepping into the familiar library, I saw Mrs. Chen arranging books quietly by the shelf. Her gentle smile was exactly the same as I remembered. I walked up to her and greeted her warmly. At first, she looked a little confused, but soon she recognized me. She was overjoyed and said she had read my letter and felt proud of my achievements. We talked a lot about my middle school days and how her kindness changed my life.I turned to Mrs. Chen and said, “What if I started a free writing workshop here — in my old place ” Mrs. Chen’s eyes lit up with delight. She immediately agreed and promised to offer all the support I needed, including quiet rooms and books for children. Later, we worked together to prepare for the workshop. Soon, many kids came to join us. Watching them writing earnestly, I realized kindness was meant to be passed on. I hoped I could warm more kids with my efforts, just as Mrs. Chen once did for me.