天津市第一中学2025_2026学年高二上学期第一次月考英语试卷（文字版，含答案）

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1. — D yu knw anything abut Stephan Curry?
— ________ He has been hnred as the Mst Valuable Player twice.
A. Hw cme?B. S what?C. By all means.D. With pleasure.
2. Jane's grandmther had wanted t write ________ children's bk fr many years, but ne thing r
anther always gt in ________ way.
A. a; 不填B. the; theC. 不填; theD. a; the
3. Mr. Li is a gd man wh always thinks mre f thers than himself, ________ we shuld fllw
the example f.
A. itB. himC. neD. that
4. Currently, abut 35, 000 wrks ________ in ver 300 rms in the Luvre, and it wuld take a
lifetime t see everything. zai tianjink asheng liingudaan
A. were displayingB. are displayingC. were being displayedD. are being displayed
5. The children failed t hide their disappintment when they fund ut the schl ________ the party.
A. had been cancelledB. had cancelledC. has cancelledD. has been cancelled
6. The President is really ________ f the gd wrking envirnment that Chairman Helms has
created n freign plicy issues.
A. wrthyB. apprpriateC. cruelD. appreciative
7. When ________ n a lng walk, always wear suitable shes and clthes.
A. crssing utB. giving ffC. setting utD. paying ff
8. — Cme n, please give me sme ideas abut the prject.
— Srry. With s much wrk ________ my mind, I almst break dwn.
A. filledB. fillingC. t fillD. being filled
9. It was n Mid - Autumn Festival, ________ all family members reunite, that I left my hmetwn
fr a strange city alne.
A. whereB. whichC. whenD. that
10. I knew nthing abut the mistakes I made in my term paper ________ yu reminded me.
A. UnlessB. UntilC. AfterD. When
11. She is pleased with ________ yu have given him and ________ yu have tld him.
A. that; thatB. which; whichC. what; all whatD. what; all that
12. When I lived in Italy, I ________ ften eat in the restaurant next t my flat.
A. wuldB. shuldC. mustD. might
13. Serena left Lndn in the ________ f seeing her family again befre lng.
A. mdB. expectatinC. paceD. cperatin
14. ________ being the first Chinese astrnaut t be in space, Yang Liwei's life has been mstly
unknwn t the public.
A. DespiteB. WithutC. Because fD. Thanks t
15. The ld man didn't answer my questin. It seemed that he didn't ________ any imprtance t it.
A. applyB. assignC. attachD. adapt
II. 完形填空（共 20 小题，每题 1.5 分，满分 30 分）
A Very Special Olympian
The prfessr was searching fr student vlunteers in the lecture rm fr a Special Olympics event. As the sign - up sheet went up and dwn the rws, I started t cme up with my 16 . Maybe it was the distance t the cllege where the event was t take place, r the early hur that 17 had t reprt fr duty. Whatever the reasns that made me hesitate, I am thankful t this day that I 18 up vlunteering. If I had missed the event, I wuld have missed ne f the mst unfrgettable mments that I have ever 19 .
I arrived at the vlunteer tent bright and early. My task was 20 . I was t stand at the finish line nly and wait until the event was ver and then take the 21 t the annuncing bth (公告处). Standing at the finish line, I was able t witness many amazing effrts and clse races. I was mst impressed by the effrt each athlete put int his r her 22 . What als impressed me was the sincere 23 each athlete expressed while participating thugh smetimes the jy f participating in a sprting event can get 24 in the fierce cmpetitin f winning and lsing.
Then an amazing mment happened right befre my eyes. A grup f athletes were 25 up t run a shrt race. One f them was in a wheelchair, a little girl with a 26 smile, wearing bright bws in her hair. Her smile filled the stadium that day. I culdn't help but smile back at her.
The gun sunded. They were ff. Runners sped up in the 27 with all their might (力量). My eyes 28 fr the little girl with the bright bws. There she was, pumping her arms with all the 29 she had. Her effrts were getting little result, but that did nt stp her. I nticed as she gt clser that she als had an injured arm. But that did nt stp this bright star. The race was lng ver 30 the yung athlete kept pumping her arms. As she finally 31 the finish line, the nise f the crwd was thunderus. There I std 32 , with tears falling dwn my cheeks.
After all these years, I can still hear thse cheers. I wish I culd thank that remarkable athlete fr what her effrts 33 this unmtivated cllege guy. I grew up a lt that day because f the 34 f that little girl in the wheelchair. I was 35 that day f a pem frm a bk that states, "Whatever yu d, d it with all yur might."
16.A. ideasB. plansC. suggestinsD. excuses
17.A. runnersB. studentsC. vlunteersD. advisrs
18.A. gaveB. endedC. stayedD. wke
19.A. ignredB. cntrlledC. witnessedD. imagined
20.A. simpleB. difficultC. interestingD. tiring
21.A. prizeB. athleteC. resultD. winner
22.A. mindB. eventC. victryD. bdy
23.A. jyB. beliefC. trustD. cnfidence
24.A. stuckB. increasedC. respectedD. lst
25.A. mixedB. calledC. linedD. piled
26.A. hugeB. narrwC. weakD. hard
27.A. curtB. trackC. fieldD. platfrm
28.A. hpedB. caredC. preparedD. searched
29.A. desiresB. curageC. energyD. dreams
30.A. butB. andC. rD. s
31.A. feltB. nearedC. tkD. raised
32.A. cheeringB. waitingC. calculatingD. recrding
33.A. paidB. wedC. disappintedD. taught
34.A. hnestyB. braveryC. ppularityD. creativity
35.A. warnedB. persuadedC. infrmedD. reminded
III. 阅读理解 (共 12 小题，每题 2.5 分，满分 30 分)
A
GREAT BOOKS TO TEACH CHILDREN ABOUT CLIMATE CHANGE
Here is a shrtened list f bks spnsred by the magazines TIME and TIME fr Kids that are suitable fr primary schlers. T make the list, we cnsidered hw age - apprpriate the material was, and whether the tne and stry line left the reader feeling engaged and empwered rather than anxius r cnfused.
Experts recmmend the yungest kids t read bks that explre the beauty and fragility (脆弱) f nature. When develping an appreciatin fr the wrld arund them, they can turn t bks that shw the cause and effect f hw humans treat ur planet, and why it's imprtant t respect the envirnment. Fr lder primary schl kids, picture bks can illustrate hw ur use f fssil fuels cntributes t glbal warming. Mst f the bks n the list als ffer lessns abut hw children, families, schls, and cmmunities can make a difference.
36. Why did TIME and TIME fr Kids select the bks mentined in the passage?
A. They all use cmplex scientific terms t explain climate change in detail, fr lder primary students.
B. They strike a balance between suitability and the tne, rather than bringing abut anxiety.
C. They are all classic wrks that have wn awards n the envirnment.
D. They mainly fcus n the harms f fssil fuels t help kids reject energy cnsumptin.
37. Which f the fllwing statements abut the recmmended bks is true?
A. The Lrax is mre suitable fr yung kids than lder nes because f rhymes and whimsical picture.
B. Plar Bear, Why Is Yur Wrld Melting? emphasizes fssil fuels' rle in climate change.
C. We Are Water Prtectrs aims t let kids understand the science behind il pipeline harms.
D. Thank Yu, Earth helps kids develp envirnmental respect by shwing nature's diversity.
38. Accrding t the passage, what is the cmmn feature f mst recmmended bks?
A. They all use phtgraphy t present envirnmental issues in a vivid way.
B. They prvide insights int hw individuals r cmmunities can make a difference.
C. They cnnect climate tpics t real histrical events that kids can recgnize.
D. They fcus n explaining the greenhuse effect and carbn cycle t primary students.
B
When 36 - year - ld Andy Duran decided t return t his favrite high schl hbby—skatebarding, the nly truble he expected t have was his wn ability t get back n the skatebard after such a lng time. Hwever, the 340 - pund skatebarder sn realized that was the least f his prblems.
Duran's prblems began even befre he stepped n a skatebard. He culdn't find anything fr fat skaters. What Duran did find was the belief that plus - size peple shuld nt be skating. Determined t d smething t change the image f plus - size peple in sprts, Duran set up Chub Rllz—a skating and skatebarding cmmunity fr verweight skaters. He knew that nt nly did he need t get back int it t prve peple wrng, but he needed t create a safe space where thers culd have representatin as well.
T encurage plus - size peple t take part in the fun sprts, Duran created a list f recmmended prducts fr fat skaters. He als hsted rller skating and skatebarding classes t teach beginners.
After an article abut his thughts in the San Francisc Chrnicle, Duran received lts f messages frm strangers thanking him fr giving them the curage t take up skatebarding. He has als been cntacted by sme skatebard brands ffering t create larger clthing sizes and been ffered free equipment by skating rganizatins like Skate Like a Girl.
Thugh encuraged, Duran believes a lt mre needs t be dne t get rid f bdy image steretypes (刻板印象). "I want t see mre changes in cmmunities. Maybe skate shps create a mre welcming envirnment fr all types f skaters. Or bards are made in a variety f strength and sizes. Everyne is making thinner, lighter prducts, but smetimes we need thse heavy - duty chices t stay available," he explains.
Fr thse hesitant abut taking up their desired activity due t their bdy size, Duran has this t say: "Be kind t yurself. Just because yu dn't see it desn't mean yu can't be it."
39. What des the underlined wrd "that" in paragraph 1 refer t?
A. The skatebard.B. His hbby.C. His ability.D. The time.
40. Which f the fllwing is the main reasn fr Duran funding Chub Rllz?
A. He culdn't find suitable skatebarding clthes and bards fr fat skaters.
B. He wanted t encurage mre peple t take up skatebarding as a hbby.
C. He hped t attract media attentin t reprt his stry.
D. He aimed t challenge the idea that plus - size peple shuldn't skate and give them a sense f belnging.
41. Which wrd can best describe Duran?
A. Generus and helpful.B. Inspiring and creative.
C. Adaptable and easy - ging.D. Talented and cnsiderate.
42. Which is mst likely Duran's belief?
A. Everyne has a gift fr sprts.
B. N ne is t fat t enjy sprts.
C. Fat peple d deserve scial cncern.
D. Skatebarding is mst suitable fr fat peple.
When it cmes t achieving success, sme believe that there is a magic number fr greatness, a ten - year r 10,000 - hur rule, which suggests that practising any skill fr 10,000 hurs is enugh t make yu an expert.
In his 2008 bk Outliers, Malclm Gladwell wrte that "ten thusand hurs is the magic number f greatness".
Many prfessinals and experts did acquire their exceptinal skill thrugh persistent practices. But detailed analyses f the case studies f experts ften suggest that certain situatinal factrs beynd the cntrl f these exceptinal perfrmers als play an imprtant rle. Fr example, three natinal champins in table tennis came frm the same street in a small suburb f ne twn in England.
This wasn't a cincidence. It turns ut that a famus table tennis cach, Peter Charters, happened t retire in this particular suburb. Many kids wh lived n the same street as the retired cach were attracted t this sprt because f him and three f them, after fllwing the "10,000 - hur rule", perfrmed exceptinally well, including winning the natinal champinship.
Their talent and effrts were, f curse, very imprtant. But withut their early luck (having a reliable, high - quality cach and supprtive families), simply practicing 10,000 hurs withut enugh feedback wuldn't likely lead a child t becme a natinal champin.
We culd als imagine a child with superir talent in table tennis suffering frm early bad luck. Then they might never have a chance t realise their ptential. It seems that the mre exceptinal a perfrmance is, the fewer meaningful, applicable lessns we can actually learn frm the "winner".
When it cmes t mderate perfrmance, it seems much mre likely that ur intuitin abut success is crrect. Traditinal wisdm, such as "the harder I wrk the luckier I get" r "chance favurs the prepared
mind", makes perfect sense when talking abut smene mving frm pr t gd perfrmance. Ging frm gd t great, hwever, is a different stry. Being in the right place at the right time (having early luck) can be s imprtant.
43. Which prverb can best summarise the 10,000 - hur rule?
A. Hard wrk pays ff.
B. Nthing is impssible.
C. Practice makes perfect.
D. Rme wasn't built in a day.
44. Why des the authr give the example f the three natinal champins?
A. T shw the pwer f persnal effrt.
B. T tell us the benefits f having a gd cach.
C. T prve the necessity f interests and hbbies.
D. T stress the imprtance f external envirnment.
45. Accrding t the authr, we wuld learn least frm ______.
A. a tp student in ur classB. an excellent teacher in ur schl
C. the mst famus scientist in ChinaD. the greatest businessman in the wrld
46. What d the underlined wrds "a different stry" prbably mean?
A. Takes mre time.B. Invlves mre luck.
C. Takes mre perseverance.D. Invlves mre hard wrk.
47. Which f the fllwing best serves as the title f the passage?
A. Outliers Revisited: Why Gladwell's 10,000 - Hur Rule Is Incmplete
B. Table Tennis Champins: The Hidden Rle f Caches in Success
C. Frm Cmpetent t Elite: Hw Practice Time Determines Greatness
D. Luck vs. Practice: Which Is Mre Imprtant fr Achieving Expertise?
IV. 单词拼写 (共 15 小题，每题 1 分，满分 15 分)
【根据所提供的中文或首字母，用单词的适当形式填空，每空一词。】
48. At the end f the meeting, the scientists c__________ that envirnmental cnditins were imprved during the perid they examined.
49. The nvel published recently has attracted the attentin f __________ (文学的) critics.
50. Besides talent, hard wrk and luck, perseverance is the key t g__________ success.
51. It's a __________ (幸事，幸运) that nbdy was in the huse when the accident tk place.
52. Because f the business c__________ between the tw cmpanies, they bth made a prfit.
53. Judging frm his lk, his trip t Washingtn this week seems very __________ (值得的).
54. The tp singers and dancers e__________ the audience with their fantastic perfrmances.
55. The head teacher has been r__________ (很少) seen in ur schl recently. What happened t him?
56. He called me by my nickname in public, which made me very e__________.
57. Yu can use this __________ (人生哲学) in all aspects f yur life t bring everything int harmny.
58. The team has made __________ (非凡的) prgress in develping the new technlgy this year.
59. He spent three mnths training t cmpete in the natinal t__________ (锦标赛) next mnth.
60. After sending ut 10 jb applicatins, she finally received a reply — nt an ffer, but a plite r__________.
61. The restaurant's fd quality has been __________ (一贯地) excellent, s it's always full f custmers.
62. The students' e__________ fr the science experiment was bvius — they asked endless questins and stayed after class t help clean up.
v. 短语填空 (共 10 小题，每题 1 分，满分 10 分)
【用方框内短语的正确形式填空，有两个短语是多余的】
crss ut sth;
pay ff;
prbe int sth;
give way;
cntribute t sth;
d the trick;
assign sb t sth;
turn dwn sb / sth;
thrw light n sth;
descend upn sth;
give sth away;
burst nt sth
63. The plague (瘟疫) ________________ the small village and peple there were very helpless
and panic.
64. “The medicine will ________________ and sn yu will get better,” Dr Wright said.
65. The yung athlete ________________ the sprts scene, breaking three league recrds and
becming ppular vernight.
66. The experiment has ________________ the research that listening t music while wrking
disturbs creativity.
67. The plice are ________________ the cause f the crime t slve it.
68. His effrts and perseverance finally ________________ in the English Speech Cmpetitin.
69. In academic research, sharing experimental data ________________ faster advances in slving
scientific prblems.
70. When his friends invited him t the party, he had t ________________ the ffer because he
needed t finish his schl prject.
71. Befre submitting the frm, she ________________ the wrng number and wrte the crrect
ne next t it.
72. The ld wden bridge ________________ suddenly under the weight f the heavy truck.
试卷答案
1. C 2. D 3. C 4. D 5. B
6. D 7. C 8. B 9. D 10. B
11. D 12. A 13. B 14. A 15. C
16. D 17. C 18. B 19. C 20. A
21. D 22. B 23. A 24. C 25. C
26. A 27. B 28. A 29. C 30. A
31. B 32. A 33. D 34. B 35. D
36. B 37. D 38. B 39. C 40. D
41. B 42. B 43. C 44. D 45. D
46. B 47. A
48. cncluded 49. literary 50. genuine 51. blessing 52. cperatin
53. wrthwhile 54. entertained 55. rarely 56. embarrassed 57. philsphy
58. extrardinary 59. turnament 60. rejectin 61. cnsistently 62. enthusiasm
63. descended upn 64. d the trick 65. burst nt 66. thrwn light n
67. prbing int
68. paid ff 69. cntributes t 70. turn dwn 71. crssed ut 72. gave way
THANK YOU, EARTH: A
LOVE LETTER TO OUR PLANET
By April Pulley Sayre
This phtgraphy bk shws t us plants, animals and landscapes in vivid clrs and descriptins. Frm up - clse images f insects t pictures f muntain ranges, the pages intrduce children t the planets' diversity in a simple but effective way.

THE LORAX
By Dr. Seuss
Thanks t its rhyme, and whimsical (异想天开的) illustratin, this classic tale is suitable fr yung children wh can grasp the scarcity f natural resurces, and als lder kids wh can see a danger in valuing prfits ver lng - term envirnmental harm.

WE ARE WATER
PROTECTORS
By Carle Lindstrm
A tribute t native tribes that are prtecting the planet, this bk vividly shws the harms f il pipelines. Kids will see the value f cmmunity actin, while adults will recgnize the stry f the native tribe's Standing Rck Siux's fight against the Dakta Access Pipeline.

POLAR BEAR, WHY IS
YOUR WORLD MELTING?
By Rbert E. Wells
This bk intrduces the greenhuse effect with illustratins shwing hw sunlight gets trapped. It then explains fssil - fuel energy, and ur reliance n it fr electricity and transprtatin. The pages are full f science.