黑龙江省牡丹江市海林市朝鲜族中学2025-2026学年高一上学期第三次月考英语试卷（含答案，无听力音频及听力原文）

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第一部分 听力(共两节,满分 30 分)
第一节(共 5 小题;每小题 1.5 分,满分 7.5 分)
( )1.What can the wman have?
A.Fruit. B.Vegetables. C.Cffee.
( )2.What des the wman think f Gina?
A.Untidy. B.Unusual. C.Implite.
( )3.When will the speakers meet?
A.At 5:00. B.At 5:45. C.At 6:15.
( )4.What des the wman think f the man’s leaving?
A.She is annyed. B.She is excited. C.She is understanding.
( )5.What are the speakers talking abut?
A.The man’s friends. B.The man’s schl life. C.The man’s weekend plan.
第二节(共 15 小题;每小题 1.5 分,满分 22.5 分)
听第 6 段材料,回答第 6、7 题。
( )6.When des the meeting end?
A.At 8:30. B.At 9:00. C.At 10:30.
( )7.What d we knw abut the wman?
A.She was late fr wrk tday.
B.She will be the man’s assistant.
C.She is a new wrker f the cmpany.
听第 7 段材料,回答第 8 至 10 题。
( )8.What is the prbable relatinship between the speakers?
A.Father and daughter. B.Teacher and student. C.Salesman and custmer.
( )9.When des the bkshp clse n weekends?
A.At 5:00 pm. B.At 7:15 pm. C.At 9:30 pm.
( )10.What can the wman get fr free if she buys a dictinary?
A.A diary. B.A pster. C.A magazine.
听第 8 段材料,回答第 11 至 13 题。
( )11.What is the wman gd at?
A.Singing. B.Skiing. C.Swimming.
( )12.What des the wman like ding in summer hlidays?
A.Playing the guitar. B.Swimming in the sea. C.Ging t the muntains.
( )13.What is the wman’s favurite subject?
A.Maths. B.Histry. C.Gegraphy.
听第 9 段材料,回答第 14 至 17 题。
( )14.What time is it nw by the man’s watch?
A.3:30 am. B.8:00 am. C.7:30 pm.
( )15.What des the wman want t d?
A.Set her watch. B.Sleep fr a while. C.Ask fr a blanket.
( )16.Why can’t the wman hear prperly?
A.Because f the lud nise made by passengers.
B.Because f the lud nise made by the plane engine.
C.Because f the change in air pressure.
( )17.What can we learn frm the cnversatin?
A.It’s a shrt flight. B.The speakers are landing nw. C.The plane is ging t take ff sn.
听第 10 段材料,回答第 18 至 20 题。
( )18.What is the speaker ding?
A.Asking fr help. B.Giving a lessn. C.Sharing experience.
( )19.What was the speaker’s biggest headache in learning English?
A.Grammar. B.Vcabulary. C.Listening.
( )20.What did the speaker’s teacher suggest?
A.Making better use f a dictinary. B.Wrking harder than thers. C.Reading mre gd bks.
第二部分 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）
A
Eurpe is ne f the wrld's mst varied cntinents in terms f culture,histry and gegraphical
diversity.The fllwing are sme natural wnders in Eurpe that can take yur breath away.
Nrway:Svalbard
Svalbard represents ne f the farthest regins f the wrld, as well as ne f the mst nrthernmst
inhabited landmasses n earth. This regin lies clse t the Arctic Circle and mst f the regin is cvered
with glaciers, making it largely an untuched area. Svalbard is famus fr its wildlife like plar bears, and
was used as a whaling base in the 17th and 18th centuries.
Cratia:Plitvice Lakes Natinal Park
Made up f 16 beautiful lakes, the Plitvice Lakes Natinal Park is a standut attractin in Cratia. It is
well-knwn fr its lakes, waterfalls and caves. The particular gegraphical psitin f this UNESCO Wrld
Heritage Site and its climate features have cntributed t the appearance f many natural phenmena and
rich bidiversity within the area.
Ireland:Cliffs(悬崖)f Mther
Lcated n Ireland's cast, the amazing Cliffs f Mther are a sight t lk at---the cliffs rise abut 120
metres abve the water and run fr abut 14 kilmetres. With seawater cntinuusly hitting the cliffs and
heavy winds greeting yu alng the edge, this landscape represents the frce f nature in its purest frm.
Switzerland:Swiss Alps
The Swiss Alps are ne f the wrld's largest muntain ranges and cver abut 60% f Switzer-land's
surface area. The muntains were frmed millins f years ag and have sme f the highest peaks in
Eurpe. Tday, nature-lvers cme in drves t the Swiss Alps fr hiking, skiing, cycling and swimming.
21.What can we say abut Svalbard?
A.It features large muntains. B.Its wildlife is in danger.
C.It has a large ppulatin. D.It is mstly undevelped.
22.What d the Plitvice Lakes Natinal Park and the Cliffs f Mther have in cmmn?
A.They bth have rich bidiversity. B.They bth ffer special water views.
C.They are bth ften hit by strng winds. D.They are bth n the Wrld Heritage List.
23.Which site best suits peple wh are interested in utdr sprts?
A.Svalbard. B.Swiss Alps. C.Cliffs f Mther. D.Plitvice Lakes Natinal Park.
B
In Italy,specially trained dgs frm the Italian Schl f Water Rescue Dgs (SICS)are nw prtecting
the beaches and turists. SICS units, cnsisting f ne dg and ne trainer, are tasked with watching ver
abut 30 f the cuntry's busiest beaches.
The SICS prgram is the brainchild f Ferrucci Pilenga, wh gt the idea that dgs wuld make
excellent lifeguards frm watching his wn Newfundland,an extremely pwerful swimmer named Mas.
"The dg pulled a water-filled bat with three peple n bard fr half an hur," Pilenga said. "A human
cannt d that.”
The SICS prgram is a pretty arduus ne. After 18 mnths f basic training, nly thse dgs
successfully cmpleting the required steps can mve n t the mre intensive(加强的)aspects f lifesaving
techniques,such as jumping frm helicpters and leaping frm speeding bats.
While the success f the prgram can be partly attributed t the dgs' survival instincts that help them
find the safest rute t shre, as well as their energy and ability t fllw cmmands, Pilenga believes the emtinal cmpnent(成分)they bring t their wrk cannt be ignred.
"The presence f the dgs helps t lighten the situatin," he said. "The biggest reward is the emtin
that the dg and the wner feel at the mment f the rescue, which further unites that special bnd. T be
able t use a dg in a water rescue missin gives the rescuer a leg up. The rescuer wh perates n his wn
is alne. But we are never alne. We are always in a team with ur dg, s it's a six-legged unit. With my
dg, I can save my energy and becme a mre effective rescuer," Pilenga said.
Italy is currently the nly cuntry t recgnize certified dggie lifeguards. Hwever, with training
centers t be set up in the near future in the U.S., Germany, Switzerland, and the Azres, the SICS prgram
is lking t spread its safety net t wider waters.
24.What inspired Pilenga t cme up with the SICS prgram?
A.His adventures with Mas. B.His clse relatinship with Mas.
C.Mas's ability t fllw cmmands. D.Mas's amazing rescue perfrmance.
25.What des the underlined wrd"arduus"in Paragraph 3 prbably mean?
A.Secure. B.Difficult. C.Ppular. D.Interesting.
26.What impresses Pilenga mst abut dggie lifeguards?
A.Their gentle character. B.Their quick reactin t changes.
C.Their utstanding swimming ability. D.Their emtinal supprt fr rescuers.
27.What can we infer frm the last paragraph?
A.Human lifeguards will be replaced by dgs sn.
B.The SICS prgram brings abut heated debates.
C.Dggie lifeguards will play their rles in mre places.
D.Dgs will receive lnger training t becme lifeguards.
C
Have yu ever imagined yur simple T-shirt culd act as an air cnditiner n thse ht summer days?
Thanks t a discvery, that pssibility is getting clser and the T-shirt may sn be fund hanging frm the
racks(架子)f yur favrite clthing brands.
Its inventrs, Ma Yaguang and Ta Guangming, tk a cmpletely new apprach. They designed a
special textile(纺织品)that can take in bdy heat and then send ut the energy. This textile cls bth the
bjects and their surrundings thrugh a technique that is knwn as radiative cling. This means that even
when it lks like yu are wearing a regular shirt, yu are actually wearing a device(设备)that wrks like a
mirrr.
Althugh the technique is nt new and has been used fr years t design rfs, plastic films and special
paints, its use in the textile industry fr the benefit f wearers is what makes it s exciting and unique. That
is because, in the past, the available methds f dealing with heat thrugh clthes were limited t
suggestins n wearing light clrs and chsing breathable textiles. But even when these tips can actually
help yu feel cl, they are simply nt enugh in the httest seasn. The new textile, hwever, can reflect
UV, visible light and near-infrared light(NIR),which can cntribute t the cling prcess.S this discvery
represents a real advance.
Right nw, researchers still need t test the new apprach t determine hw effectively the new textile
wrks while the wearers are standing r walking, and nt directly facing the sky, like in their experiments.
They als need t examine and measure hw well it wrks when T-shirts are nt in clse cntact with the
skin. But it's still a great success.
The inventrs are nw lking ut fr clthing brands that are interested in using their textile."The new
material will increase clthing manufacturing csts by just 10 percent. We can make it with mass
prductin, which means everybdy can get a T-shirt and the cst is basically the same as their ld stuff's,"
Yaguang said. "It can benefit everybdy.”
28.What is the main functin f the new textile?
A.Keeping wearers cl in the heat. B.Adjusting wearers' bdy temperatures.
C.Cllecting wearers' health infrmatin. D.Mnitring wearers' preference fr materials.
29.What is stressed abut the research f the new textile?
A.It prved the harm f NIR t human skins. B.It ignred textile usage in harsh cnditins.
C.It failed t meet the wearers' expectatins. D.It made a breakthrugh in the textile industry.
30.Further research f the new textile will fcus n .
A.hw t make clthes frm the textile B.the secret f the textile's special feature
C.whether the textile will be applied t ther fields D.the textile's perfrmance in different cnditins
31.Hw des Yaguang cnsider the cling T-shirts?
A.Hard-wearing. B.Cst-effective. C.Quite fashinable. D.Extremely cmfrtable.
D
If yu have heard abut a cat called Gyra, yu may be wndering why peple say it's scary and deadly.
Actually, the African black-fted cat is knwn t be deadly fr its number f kills per night. Fr example, it
can kill mre f its prey(猎物)in ne night than a bigger cat, such as a lepard, wuld kill in mnths.
Often when yu imagine a deadly cat frm Africa, yu may think f a lepard r anther big cat. But
the black-fted cat is unusual because its deadly nature is packed int a small bdy. It is the smallest wild
cat in Africa, having a head-and-bdy length f 35-52 cm.
The black-fted cat nicknamed Gyra was fllwed by the BBC fr an interesting lk int the
behavir f this species f cat. Black-fted cats live in Africa but it may be hard t find ne because f
their small number. Hwever, the BBC shw shne a light n them, which may help them t get sme aid t
survive lnger as a species. One culd als argue that mre attentin culd make bad peple try t find
them, but hpefully, mre gd than harm will cme frm it.
The interesting fact abut these cats is that yu may imagine them t have bvius black-clred feet
but actually nly the bttm surfaces f their feet are black. In fact, they are stripy(有条纹的) and fit well
int their native surrundings, s they are gd at hiding. These cats d lk cute. T passers-by, they wuld
lk n different frm a cmmn dmestic(家养的)cat withut special hunting skills, and this is ne f their
biggest tricks.
Black-fted cats are nt dmesticated at all. Yu are unlikely t see a black-fted cat eating sme cat
treats eagerly anytime sn.The reality is that they wuld prbably reject such a treat because they wuld
nt identify anything that has nt been freshly killed as an acceptable fd.
32.Why is the black-fted cat cnsidered t be deadly?
A.It has a large size. B.It hunts very quickly. C.Its feet are pisnus. D.It attacks humans at night.
33.What is the authr's attitude twards the BBC's fllwing the cat?
A.Psitive. B.Shcked. C.Dubtful. D.Disapprving.
34.What is mainly mentined abut the black-fted cat in Paragraph 4?
A.Its imaginatin is excellent.
B.It likes playing tricks n passers-by.
C.It ften hides itself frm dmestic cats.
D.Its appearance cntributes t its survival skills.
35.Why d black-fted cats generally refuse cat treats?
A.They find cat treats dangerus.
B.They want t keep away frm humans.
C.Cat treats fail t suit their dietary preference.
D.Cat treats make them less active in hunting
第二节：七选五（共 5 小题 ；每小题 2.5 分，满分 12.5 分）
Water ballet is a water sprt, with peple swimming and dancing in the water. 36 Why? Water
ballet requires the strng ability t mve the bdy quickly, easily and beautifully underwater and t breathe
underwater.
It's widely cnsidered that water ballet first began with Annette Kellerman, a wman frm Australia.
She was brn in 1887.And frm an early age, she suffered frm a disease that weakens and sftens the
bnes. 37
Her daily exercise made her legs becme strng. And it made her be interested in giving perfrmances
in the water. In 1905, Kellerman perfrmed at a famus hall in England. There she swam and danced
underwater with ease and grace. Befre lng, she brught her perfrmances t the U.S._ 38__
Inspired by her perfrmances,a wman called Kay Curtis started a water ballet club at the University f
Chicag, America.
In 1934, Curtis brught water ballet t Chicag's Wrld Fair. Sn after, Chicag area schls began t
frm their wn water ballet grups. ___39 Eventually, the sprt came t be knwn as synchrnized
swimming(花样游泳).Tday,it has becme a sprt that many peple want t try their hand at.
40 But they need t make them lk simple t perfrm. After watching synchrnized swimming,
yu will have deep respect fr the skillful wmen with smiles. If yu are interested in it, grab a swim cap
and a few friends, and see if yu can hack(应付)it. Have fun!
A.And she enjyed further success.
B.This cnditin made her very sad.
C.It's cnsidered ne f the hardest sprts.
D.Water ballet cntinued t grw in ppularity.
E.In fact,athletes d very difficult mvements in the water.
F.Kellerman spent much time swimming t gain strength.
G.It's a dangerus sprt if the right technique is nt fllwed.
第三部分 语言运用（共两节，满分 30 分）
第一节：完形填空（共 15 小题；每小题 1 分，满分 15 分）
Rbbie had been a prfessinal swimmer. Hwever, a dive brke his spine(脊椎)when he 41 fr
a cmpetitin. He had been 42 ever since. He had t retire frm swimming, but his lve fr it never
died, s he rented a beach huse t 43 the water.
While making his way hme frm the beach ne evening,he heard a scream. Nbdy shuld have been
ut there due t the upcming strm, but Rbbie was 44 that he had heard smething. Finally, he
fund a girl 45 in the water. He immediately dialed 911, but 46 fr help might be t late. After
cnsidering hw dangerus it wuld be fr a mment,he dve int the water. “I must help,”Rbbie thught
as he fught the wave f 47 . Finally, he pulled her ashre. Unfrtunately, being exhausted, he passed
ut.
After waking up in the hspital, he met the girl-Nicle. He ffered t teach her t 48 .Nicle
agreed, saying she never wanted t experience that 49 again.
Nicle became a prfessinal swimmer under Rbbie's guidance. Her 50 grew as she wn mre
medals, and credit fr 51 her went t Rbbie. 52 , many peple wanted t knw the paraplegic(截
瘫病人)wh, against all dds, 53 little Nicle.
The 54 fr Rbbie's devtin was mre than fame. His life became mre 55 with Nicle's
cmpany.
B.left C.trained D.accunted
B.careful C.practical D.negative
clse t B.pay attentin t C.take charge f D.keep away frm
B.srry C.shcked D.psitive
B.struggling C.surfing D.swimming
B.sending C.waiting D.screaming
B.anger C.shame D.sadness
B.swim C.write D.advertise
B.bredm C.helplessness D.embarrassment
B.truble C.cnfidence D.ppularity
B.testing C.caching D.prtecting
B.Strangely C.Basically D.Nrmally
B.raised C.calmed D.reminded
B.reward C.reasn D.requirement
B.peaceful C.clrful D.independent
第二节 语法填空（共 10 小题；每小题 1.5 分，满分 15 分）
Humans have flwn t the Mn and may even make it t Mars. But prviding clean water t all
(56)___________(remain)a challenge. The Wrld Health Organizatin says that many peple still d nt
have easy access t clean water. While desalinating(淡化)cean water is an bvius slutin, the current
prcess is bth expensive and (57) (harm) t the envirnment. Nw, sme students may have
fund (58) cheaper, mre sustainable way t change seawater int drinkable water.
Three students came up with the idea f WaterPd after(59) (bserve) the hardships f sme
grups like the Sama-Bajau. While the cean prvides them with plenty f fd, they ften have t barter(以
货换货)with nearby cmmunities(60) (get)fresh water.
WaterPd(61) (design)t draw water frm the sea with minimal salt intake.The device can
wrk as an individual unit f water desalinatin. Its design als allws fr the (62) (create)f a
netwrk f WaterPds that culd prvide water fr entire cmmunities.
The team will cmpete with 84 finalists glbally (63) the Internatinal 2021 James Dysn
Award.The annual cntest aims t encurage students t develp new ideas t (64) (skillful) slve
real-wrld prblems.The winners, (65) will be annunced by the end f 2021, can receive a cash
prize f $38,167. If WaterPd wins, the inventrs will use the funds t develp the device.
第四部分 写作（共两节，满分 40 分）
第一节（满分 15 分）
假如你是李华, 上周六你们全班参观了市博物馆。请你以“A visit t the city museum”为题,为校英
文报写一篇新闻报道,内容包括:1.参加人员、时间;2.活动内容;3.活动反响。写作词数应为 80 个左右。
第二节（满分 25 分）读后续写：续写的词数应为 150 左右。
There's a special by in my sn's class. Everyne thinks he is a bad kid. I've heard that he talks
ludly,.disrupts(扰乱)the class with bursts f negative cmments, and desn't participate in grups. He als
stands ut as the tallest. Other parents tell his mther they're scared f him. Yet he has never been physically
aggressive(好斗的). Smetimes he even shws kindness t thers in need f help.
I'll call him Je. Mst parents and kids dn't knw Je has Asperger syndrme.Peple with the disease
must learn abut scially prper behavir. It's very hard fr Je t cntrl his scial behavir. He has
wrked hard since secnd grade. Hwever, he has few friends wh supprt him with psitive cmments.
Je is in the highest-level math and reading classes.He wanted t jin an activity club in schl, but
parent vlunteers refused him. They didn't admit that he had been wrking hard t fit int the schl's scial
netwrks. I wish thse parents had seen Je walking hme frm schl ne cld winter day in January and
hw he had ffered his help warmly. Driving by, I saw him run and kneel dwn by a little girl lying n the
grund.
Je brushed the hair frm her eyes and smiled. She smiled back thrugh tears, having slipped and fallen
n the ice. Je tk ff his cat and spread it ut, and then he helped her mve t sit n it. He als gathered
her belngings and put them n his cat. He wiped the snw frm her knees and hands, mving her arms t
check fr injury. Then Je helped her up, tk her hand and walked her hme. He carried her pack and then
rang her drbell. When her sister rushed her inside, the little girl smiled back at Je. Then he set her pack
dwn by the dr and walked hme happily.
Paragraph 1:
I stpped by Je's huse later.
Paragraph 2:
His mther expressed gratitude t me as she shwed me t the dr.
第一部分
1—5 BABAC 6—10 CCCAB 11—15 BBCAB 16—20 CBCBA
Text 1
M: Wuld yu like a piece f cake r a cffee?
W: N, I’m n a diet. I’m nly suppsed t eat vegetables. I can’t even have fruit because it has t much
sugar.
Text 2
M: S what d yu think f Gina?
W: Well, she is a nurse, but she is a bit untidy. Befre she mved in, she said she lved cleaning her ld
apartment.
Text 3
M: Hell, Sally. Hw abut ging fr a meal this evening?
W: Gd idea! I finish wrk at five. Why dn’t we meet at a quarter t six?
M: OK, that sunds gd. Let’s meet in frnt f the train statin.
Text 4
M: I hpe yu can understand my reasns fr deciding t leave, Mrs Harrisn.
W: D I have t remind yu that we have put a lt f time and mney in yur career here?
Text 5
W: What are yu ging t d at the weekend?
M: I’m ging t have music lessns, and I’m als ging t see a film with my friends.
W: Sunds gd.
Text 6
M: Hell, Sarah. Gd t see yu again. Welcme t the cmpany.
W: Thank yu. I knw yu asked me t cme in a little later n my first day, but what time d I nrmally
start wrk?
M: Well, the ffice pens at 8:30 and the team starts wrk at a 9 ’clck meeting.
W: What happens after the meeting?
M: We take a break at 10:30. My assistant Mia makes cffee fr us all. Then it’s time t call custmers and
make sales.
W: That sunds gd.
Text 7
W: Hell, I saw yur advertisement abut dictinaries. I need t buy ne fr my father. But I can’t
remember the name f yur bkshp.
M: We’re the English Centre. Everything in the shp is cheaper this week.
W: Great. Where exactly is yur shp?
M: We’re in the centre f twn behind the pst ffice. We’re next t the cinema, actually.
W: Right. And what are yur pening hurs?
M: During the week, it’s nine thirty t a quarter past seven. On Saturdays and Sundays, we clse at 5:00 pm.
W: And the advertisement said smething abut a free gift as well?
M: Yes. If yu buy a dictinary, we’ll als give yu a free pster. Or yu can buy a diary r a magazine at
half price.
W: OK. Thanks very much.
Text 8
M: Linda, I’m ding a survey n students’ life. Can I ask yu sme questins?
W: Of curse.
M: What d yu like ding in yur free time?
W: I spend a lt f time playing the guitar and I enjy singing.
M: What d yu like t d when yu’re n winter hliday?
W: I usually g t the muntains. I like skiing very much, and I first learned it when I was fur years ld. S
I’m quite gd at it.
M: What abut summer hlidays?
W: I’m nt that interested in ging t the muntains in summer. I prefer swimming in the sea, which makes
me cl and cmfrtable.
M: What is yur favurite subject at schl?
W: Well, maths is OK but it’s nt my favurite. Gegraphy is what I enjy mst, and histry is the secnd. I
want t be a gegraphy teacher ne day.
Text 9
M: This is a lng flight. Marina, are yu OK?
W: Gee, I’m sleepy. What time is it nw?
M: Accrding t my watch it’s 3:30 am. We’ve been flying fr eight hurs. I set it at the airprt. D we have
t set ur watches back when we crss the Internatinal Date Line r d we mve them up? I can never
remember which way it is.
W: I have n idea, t. I think I’ll take a nap.
M: G ahead. Here is yur blanket and yur pillw.
W: My ears feel funny. I can’t hear prperly.
M: Dn’t wrry. It’s because f the change in air pressure.
W: D yu feel all right?
M: I’m OK. If yu pen and shut yur muth repeatedly, it will help.
W: I will try chewing sme gum.
M: Listen t the annuncement. The plane is taxiing n the runway and making a perfect landing.
Text 10
M: Dear teachers and fellw students, I’m here t share hw I managed t make prgress in learning
English.
When I entered high schl, I fund all the students in my class are gd at English except me. I culd
understand mst f the grammar. But I had a very small vcabulary, which wrried me mst. My listening
ability als needed t be imprved. Hwever, I didn’t lse heart. I fllwed my English teacher’s advice.
She tld me t use a dictinary after reading an article instead f befre and while reading and try t take
dwn all the new wrds I met and review them ften.
With the help f my English teacher, I wrked harder. Slwly, I felt better while reading and began t find
English interesting. Nw I have already caught up with my classmates. This experience gives me a better
understanding f the saying: nthing is t difficult t a willing heart.
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A visit t the city museum
Last Saturday, all the students in ur class paid a visit t the city museum, which turned ut t be a
rewarding and prductive jurney.
With the guidance f the museum staff, we appreciated the art wrks made by ur ancestrs. We were
als lucky enugh t jin in an activity where we tried t learn t make sme traditinal crafts.
The activity benefited us a lt. Nt nly did it enable us t learn a lt, but it als gave us relaxatin
frm heavy schlwrk. It was surely a rewarding experience.