2025-2026学年江苏省苏州市姑苏区苏州大学附属中学高一上学期12月月考英语试题-自定义类型

这是一份2025-2026学年江苏省苏州市姑苏区苏州大学附属中学高一上学期12月月考英语试题-自定义类型，共13页。试卷主要包含了阅读理解，阅读七选五，完形填空，语法填空，单词拼写-单句，书面表达等内容，欢迎下载使用。
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Althugh beautiful New Year’s firewrks light up skies arund the wrld, there are als many unusual but wnderful ways peple acrss the wrld celebrate the New Year.
Rund everything (Philippines)
Filipin culture celebrates the New Year by serving twelve different fruits. Apples, melns, ranges, and grapes are ppular picks, but any rund fruit will d. The rund prduce stands fr wealth fr each mnth f the upcming year. Lcals als wear clthes with plka dts (圆点图案) n them and fill their pckets with rund cins.
Thrwing paper ut the windw (Argentina)
The pieces f clured paper will fly thrugh the streets f Buens Aires arund lunchtime n December 31. The reasn behind the custm is that Argentines thrw ut all their ld dcuments and papers befre the curtain falls n the year t shw they’re leaving the past behind. It’s hardly the mst dangerus thing flying ut f windws arund the wrld n New Year’s, thugh-many ther Latin American cuntries are fnd f thrwing buckets f water, while Suth Africans thrw ut their ld tables, chairs, etc. nt the street frm great heights.
Breaking plates int pieces (Denmark)
If yu want t visit a Danish friend in the New Year, thrw a plate against their dr. The traditin is meant t bring the huse wner gd luck fr the year ahead. The mre brken the dishes are, the mre luck they’ll get. Danes als jump ff chairs t leap int the New Year, and stay glued t their TVs fr Queen Margrethe’s yearly speech and a screening f black-and-white English language cmedy Dinner fr One (knwn as The 90th Birthday), which is als ppular in Germany.
Eating grapes fast (Spain)
In Spain, with 12 secnds remaining until the New Year, peple eat 12 green grapes t bring gd luck in the cming year. It’s cnsidered t be bad luck if yu can’t eat them all by the final midnight chime (钟声). Eat them dwn in time and 12 mnths f gd luck will cme yur way.
1.Hw d peple in Philippines celebrate the New Year?
A. By getting clse t smething rund.
B. By picking up twelve different kinds f fruits.
C. By wishing fr happiness in the upcming year.
D. By wearing new clthes n the eve.
2.Why d Argentines thrw ut their ld dcuments and papers n December 31?
A. Because it is nt the mst dangerus custm.
B. Because the curtain will fall n the new year.
C. T leave the past year and welcme the new year.
D. T bring the huse wner gd luck fr the year ahead.
3.Which f the fllwing is NOT a New Year traditin in Denmark?
A. Listening t the Queen’s New Year speech.
B. Jumping ff a chair.
C. Watching classic Germany cmedies.
D. Hitting a friend’s dr with a plate.
B
High schl ended and all I remembered was feeling stuck. Mst f my peers (同龄人) had picked ut their majrs and sme even planned their careers. But I was still wndering abut that.
I’ve always enjyed writing but didn’t knw hw t make a career ut f it. After researching my ptins, such as jurnalism, I thught Prfessinal Cmmunicatins culd imprve my writing skills and lead me t a career in business. With that, I sent in my applicatin, was accepted and started preparing fr my first term f university.
When curse intentins rlled arund, I began lking at the list f minrs. Marketing caught my attentin. It wuld cmplement (补充) my cmmunicatins degree while prviding me with the necessary business curses that were utside f the prgram. Withut hesitatin, I scheduled marketing int my studies, with the gal f using that newfund knwledge t accmpany the technical skills that my majr wuld prvide me with.
My schl year began in a pretty typical way: the rientatin week (迎新周), jining clubs and meeting new peple. As time went n, I fund myself enjying the marketing curses mre than the cmmunicatins curses, and it was then that I first began t cnsider making a change. Finally, I spke with a friend wh had switched t a different majr, and his wrds f encuragement were the final push I needed t g thrugh with the decisin. A few days later, I sent in my applicatin, and sn I received my acceptance letter.
I’ve nw been gifted with a wnderful start t the year, and I culdn’t be happier abut making the change. I feel less pressured t “find myself” and can put 110% effrt int my studies. A nte t high schl students: University brings with it a lad f new beginnings and self-reflectin. It’s perfectly fine t cme int university thinking yu want ne thing and finding ut alng the way that it might nt be the right path fr yu.
4.Why was the authr at a lss after high schl?
A. She suffered frm a lack f cnfidence.
B. She fell behind her peers in perfrmance.
C. She was afraid t chse a wrng university.
D. She struggled t decide a future directin.
5.Which aspect f marketing attracted the authr?
A. Its business curses.
B. Its exciting career pprtunities.
C. Its stress n technical skills.
D. Its curses related t writing.
6.What led the authr t think abut changing her majr?
A. The active encuragement frm a friend.
B. Reduced interest in cmmunicatins.
C. The grwing passin fr marketing curses.
D. Access t numerus new pprtunities.
7.What des the authr advise high schl students t d?
A. Think twice abut majr selectin.
B. Be pen t changing academic paths.
C. Cncentrate all their effrts n study.
D. Engage in self-reflectin cnsistently.
C
In a wrld featuring endless chices, the search fr simplicity has becme mre than just a desire — it’s a necessity. The bk Yes Means Yes, Everything Else Means N explres the philsphy f simplicity and decisin-making. Written by Bruce Mullen, this bk ges beynd self-help cliches (陈词滥调) and ffers a sincere, actinable apprach t guiding life’s chices.
The bk recgnizes decisin-making as the centre f human existence and invites readers t admit each decisin carries a weight. “Yes Means Yes, Everything Else Means N” sums up an imprtant rule — a definite “Yes” and a clear “N.” It encurages readers t fcus n the “Yes” and stp readers frm putting their effrt int uncertain things. Anther rule stressed in the bk is simplicity in decisin-making. By using simplicity, decisin-makers aim t get the key infrmatin, fcus n the mst related factrs, and avid unnecessary aspects, enabling quicker judgments and quicker cnclusins.
The bk is a practical guide t strengthen decisin-making skills. The authr desn’t simply express the philsphy but equips readers with the techniques they need t apply (应用) effectively. Frm techniques t give preference t tasks t methds fr aviding distractins (分心), the bk ffers skills fr simplifying the decisin-making prcess.
Thrugh persnal experiences, Mullen explred the pwer f simplificatin, guiding peple t make decisins accrding t ne’s wn values and desires. Beynd individual cntext, this bk als influences business strategies, relatinship dynamics (互动), and scial cnsideratins. Mullen nt nly explres the nature f “yes means yes” but stresses the significance f making clear decisins at a crssrads.
“Yes Means Yes, Everything Else Means N” is mre than a bk; it’s a philsphy that can change hw we apprach decisins. Fr thse seeking t guide life with simplicity and purpse, this bk is a guiding light in the fg f indecisin.
8.What are the readers encuraged t d regarding simplicity accrding t paragraph 2?
A. Cncentrate n related things.B. Sum up a simple judgement.
C. Slve uncertain matters.D. Make decisins independently.
9.Why is the bk a practical guide t readers?
A. T equip readers with decisin-making skills.
B. T help readers express their philsphy.
C. T imprve readers’ critical thinking ways.
D. T prvide readers with life techniques.
10.What is paragraph 4 f the text mainly abut?
A. Methds f simplifying.
B. Rules f making decisins.
C. Influences f decisin-making.
D. Applicatin f the authr’s philsphy.
11.What is the article aimed at?
A. Sharing an apprach f decisin-making.
B. Recmmending a bk.
C. Describing a simple lifestyle.
D. Slving philsphical prblems.
D
David Uttal a scientist at Nrthwestern University, has always been pr at finding his way. At 13, he gt lst n a By Scut hike fr tw and a half days. The wrld is full f peple like Uttal and their ppsites, the flks wh always seem t knw exactly where they are and hw t get where they want t g.
These differences are clear, but explaining them has prved challenging. Nw, research using virtual (虚拟) reality suggests that t sme degree, navigatinal (导航的) skills are shaped by upbringing.
A 2020 study stressed this. The researchers cmpared the perfrmance f mre than 2,600 twins as they navigated thrugh a virtual envirnment t test whether navigatinal ability runs in families. It des, they fund — but nly slightly. Instead, the biggest cntributr t peple’s perfrmance was what geneticists (基因学家) call “nnshared envirnmental factrs”— the unique experiences each persn acquires as he grws. Gd navigatrs, it appears, are mstly made, nt brn.
Anther larger experiment prvided further prf. Researchers develped a smartphne game, “Sea Her Quest” in which players navigate thrugh a virtual envirnment t lcate checkpints. Based n data frm nearly fur millin players wrldwide, they discvered that cultural factrs were linked t wayfinding skills. Peple frm Nrdic cuntries, where the navigatin sprt f rienteering is ppular, perfrmed slightly better.
Results like these suggest that life experience may be ne f the biggest factrs f navigatinal ability. Indeed, experience may even act as ne f the mst cmmn findings in navigatin: that men tend t perfrm better than wmen. Turns ut this gender (性别) difference is mre a questin f culture and experience than f brn ability. Nrdic cuntries, fr example, where gender equality is greatest, shw almst n gender difference in navigatin. Hwever, men far utperfrm wmen in places where wmen face cultural limits n explring their envirnment.
T Uttal, these findings carry an ptimistic meaning. “The gd news is that navigatin is trainable” he ntes, “It’s never t late t becme a better navigatr. Yu just need t give yurself pprtunities t explre and pay attentin t yur envirnment.”
12.What did the 2020 study n twins reveal abut navigatinal ability?
A. It is largely decided by genes.
B. It is learned thrugh experience.
C. It varies little amng individuals.
D. It remains unchanged in a persn’s life.
13.Hw was the “Sea Her Quest” experiment carried ut?
A. By testing brain activity during play
B. By bserving hw players navigate.
C. By cmparing the Nrdics with thers.
D. By studying smartphne game data.
14.Why d men ften utperfrm wmen in navigatin?
A. Men benefit frm practicing sprts.
B. Wmen lack interest in ding s.
C. Men have strnger space memry.
D. Wmen have fewer chances t explre.
15.What can be a suitable title fr the text?
A. What Can “Sea Her Quest” Teach Us?
B. Why D Sme Peple Always Get Lst?
C. Hw Des VR Imprve Navigatinal Skills?
D. Wh Are Better Navigatrs: Men r Wmen?
二、阅读七选五：本大题共5小题，共10分。
Test anxiety is actually a type f perfrmance anxiety—a feeling smene might have in a situatin where perfrmance really cunts. It can be a real prblem if yu're s stressed ut ver a test that yu can't get past the nervusness t fcus n the test questins and d yur best wrk. (16)
Use a little stress t yur advantage.
Stress is a signal that helps yu prepare fr smething imprtant. S use it t yur advantage. Instead f reacting t the stress with fear, take an active apprach. (17) Chances are that yu'll keep yur stress under cntrl. After all, nbdy ever feels stressed ut by thughts that they might d well n a test.
Ask fr help.
Althugh a little test anxiety can be a gd thing, t much f it is anther stry. If sitting fr a test gets yu s stressed ut that yur mind ges blank and causes yu t miss answers that yu knw, then yur level f test anxiety prbably needs sme attentin. (18) Never let test anxiety get t be t much t handle.
Be prepared.
Many students find that their test anxiety eases when they start t study better r mre regularly. It makes sense—the mre yu knw the material, the mre cnfident yu'll feel. (19) When yu expect t d well, yu'll be able t relax int a test after the nrmal first-mment nervusness passes.
Watch what yu're thinking
If expecting t d well n a test can help yu relax, what abut if yu expect yu wn't d well? Watch ut fr any negative messages yu might be sending yurself abut the test. (20)
If yu find yurself thinking negative thughts ("I'm never any gd at taking tests" r "It's ging t be terrible if I d badly n this test"), replace them with psitive messages. Nt unrealistic psitive messages, f curse, but nes that are practical and true, such as "I've studied hard and I knw the material, s I'm ready t d the best I can."
A. They can cntribute t yur anxiety.
B. Let stress remind yu t study well in advance f a test.
C. Having cnfidence ging int a test means yu expect t d well.
D. A little nervus expectatin can actually help yu d better n a test.
E. Hwever, feeling ready t meet the challenges can help manage test anxiety.
F. Yur teacher, a schl guidance cunselr, r a tutr can be gd peple t talk t.
G. They can help t learn ways t calm yurself dwn and relax when yu're anxius.
16.A. AB. BC. CD. DE. EF. FG. G
17.A. AB. BC. CD. DE. EF. FG. G
18.A. AB. BC. CD. DE. EF. FG. G
19.A. AB. BC. CD. DE. EF. FG. G
20.A. AB. BC. CD. DE. EF. FG. G
三、完形填空：本大题共15小题，共22.5分。
Clin, a yung by with autism (自闭症), has a special lve fr card tricks. Cards, in Clin’s hands, becme mre than pieces f paper, enabling him t 21 relatinships with thers.
One day, Clin’s family 22 a htel while travelling. Clin, inncent (天真的) and curius, 23 the frnt desk. Standing behind the desk was Kahlief Hill, a 39-year-ld clerk (接待员). Clin lked up at him with 24 , and asked, “Wuld yu like t see card tricks?”
“Yes, I’m glad t,” Kahlief said. Little did Kahlief knw the lasting influences f his 25 . He watched Clin’s perfrmance with great 26 and praised his skills and he als 27 sme f his wn tricks, creating an exchange f wnder and smiles.
“My sn lst his father a few years ag, leaving him with a vid (空白) where a 28 figure and rle mdel shuld be. I’m grateful fr Kahlief’s kindness. Clin had been 29 t have such a ‘big brther’ all the time,” Clin’s mther said.
This 30 cnnectin cntinued. The fllwing evening, when Clin’s family returned t the htel, Kahlief was there, 31 the frnt desk again. Seeing Clin, he extended the 32 “Wuld yu like t practice mre card tricks?”“ Certainly,” Clin replied 33 . By playing tgether, Kahlief became Clin’s friend and “elder brther”. They later exchanged cntact infrmatin and stayed in 34 .
Kahlief’s willingness t 35 with a yung by reflects the best f humanity, which reminds us f the extrardinary impact f rdinary acts f kindness.
21.A. cmbB. attachC. frmD. regard
22.A. passed byB. came acrssC. fund utD. checked int
23.A. spttedB. picturedC. apprachedD. designed
24.A. dubtB. wnderC. curisityD. expectatin
25.A. inspiratinB. respnseC. ptimismD. review
26.A. interestB. cnfidenceC. tendencyD. sensitivity
27.A. ratedB. taughtC. studiedD. shared
28.A. maleB. femaleC. respectedD. leading
29.A. hesitatingB. expectingC. refusingD. prmising
30.A. slightB. briefC. strangeD. beautiful
31.A. sweatingB. managingC. marchingD. ranging
32.A. invitatinB. applicatinC. aidD. aplgy
33.A. eventuallyB. suddenlyC. excitedlyD. calmly
34.A. tuchB. sightC. stepD. shape
35.A. perfrmB. cnnectC. slveD. lecture
四、语法填空：本大题共1小题，共15分。
36.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。
By August 26, with its earnings 36 (jump) t nearly 1.3 billin yuan at the bx ffice, the ink-wash animated film Nbdy had brken the previus recrd set by Big Fish & Begnia (2016), making 37 the highest-earning dmestic (国内的) 2D animated film in Chinese cinema histry.
The film is abut fur small mnsters — a pig, a tad, a weasel, and an ape — wh dress up like characters frm Jurney t the West, seeking t live frever befre finding there were bad frces in the villages. 38 the huge gap (差距) in strength, they made up their minds t stand with the villagers and fight ff the pwerful mnsters bravely.
39 (create) the film’s unique Chinese animatin style, Yu Shui, the directr f the film, and his team carried ut field research frm nrthern t suthern Shanxi, bringing the beauty f the prvince’s ancient architecture (建筑) nt the screen.
“Including a large number f Shanxi landmarks and ancient architecture details in the film was exactly 40 the stry needed, as these fantastic structures culd make the film 41 (visual) mre attractive. Additinally, I have this 42 (prefer) partly because I’m frm Taiyuan and have 43 deep emtinal cnnectin t these ancient buildings,” Yu said.
At the recently cncluded 7th Shanxi Cultural Industries Fair, Yu invited mvie fans t visit Shanxi prvince 44 he drew inspiratin t create the ancient scenes in his mvie. The directr’s invitatin stresses a lively tendency in China’s creative fields-using advanced technlgy t bring cultural heritage t life, nt limited in the frmal museums 45 thrugh ppular ways such as games and films that peple enjy daily.
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五、单词拼写-单句：本大题共10小题，共10分。
37.The a internatinal film festival, which has been held in this city fr ver 20 years, attracts directrs, actrs and film lvers frm acrss the glbe every spring. (根据首字母单词拼写)
38.M a gd relatinship with yur custmers is the base f lng-term business success and trust frm buyers. (根据首字母单词拼写)
39.If yu want t be a t the art exhibitin, yu need t shw yur student ID at the gate. (根据首字母单词拼写)
40.When travelling t ther cuntries, we shuld lcal custms and traditins t shw respect fr different cultures. (根据首字母单词拼写)
41.The traditinal craft f papermaking has been passed dwn thrugh g in her family, frm her great-grandmther t her. (根据首字母单词拼写)
42.All visitrs must register (登记) their infrmatin at the nrth main (入口) f the museum fr ensuring security. (根据汉语提示单词拼写)
43.Upn climbing t the muntain tp, we were met with the rlling muntains (延伸) all the way t the hrizn. (根据汉语提示单词拼写)
44.When attending a jb interview, remember that first (印象) cunt. (根据汉语提示单词拼写)
45.The restaurant manager always asks guests abut their (满意) with the fd and service t make imprvements. (根据汉语提示单词拼写)
46.The cmmittee (宣布) the winner f the science cmpetitin and the audience clapped fr the decisin. (根据汉语提示单词拼写)
六、书面表达：本大题共2小题，共50分。
47.假设你是李华，你的英国朋友Tm打算在学校成立一个中国功夫 (KungFu) 俱乐部，来信向你咨询如何进行宣传，请你回信提出建议。
注意：
1. 词数80左右；
2. 可适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。
Dear Tm,
________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Yurs,
Li Hua
48.标题：Be Sprty. Be Healthy
1. 锻炼的益处：有利于身心健康。提高心肺功能；拥有更好的免疫系统，降低患病风险；有益心理健康，缓解压力、克服负面情绪。
2. 如何锻炼：常规训练；饮食；运动安全。
写作要求：
1. 词数100左右；
2. 可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。
Be Sprty, Be Healthy
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1~3.【答案】A、C、C
4~7.【答案】D、A、C、B
8~11.【答案】A、A、D、B
12~15.【答案】B、D、D、B
16~20.【答案】E、B、F、C、A
21~35.【答案】C、D、C、D、B、A、D、A、B、D、B、A、C、A、B
36.【答案】【小题1】
jumping
【小题2】
it
【小题3】
Despite
【小题4】
T create
【小题5】
what
【小题6】
visually
【小题7】
preference
【小题8】
a
【小题9】
where
【小题10】
but
37.【答案】annual
38.【答案】Maintaining
39.【答案】admitted
40.【答案】bserve
41.【答案】generatins
42.【答案】entrance
43.【答案】stretching
44.【答案】impressins
45.【答案】satisfactin
46.【答案】annunced/declared
47.【答案】Dear Tm,
I’m thrilled t knw that yu’re planning t establish a Kung Fu club at schl. Here are sme suggestins n hw t prmte it.
First, yu can make a vivid pster which describes the histry and benefits f Kung Fu. It shuld shw what exciting things students can learn in the club. What’s mre, yu culd hld a small Kung Fu shw n the playgrund. This is an event where students can witness real Kung Fu skills up clse. I believe that these methds will surely attract many students t jin yur club.
Best wishes!
Yurs,
Li Hua
48.【答案】Be Sprty, Be Healthy
Exercise brings numerus benefits that are crucial fr bth ur physical and mental well-being. It can imprve ur heart and lung functins, which is the fundatin f a healthy bdy. What’s mre, peple wh exercise regularly have a better immune system, and this means they are less likely t get sick. Exercise als plays a vital rle in mental health as it helps relieve stress and vercme negative emtins.
T stay sprty and healthy, we shuld have regular training, like jgging r playing basketball. A balanced diet is als imprtant, which prvides the energy that we need fr exercise. Additinally, we must pay attentin t sprts safety t avid injuries. Let’s take actin and enjy a healthy life thrugh sprts!