上海市徐匯南洋中學(xué)2024-2025學(xué)年高一上學(xué)期期中考試英語(yǔ)試卷(無(wú)答案)

2411高一年級(jí)英語(yǔ)學(xué)科期中考試試題（滿(mǎn)分100分，考試時(shí)間90分鐘）Ⅰ．ListeningComprehension（19%）SectionA（10%）Directions:InSectionA,youwillheartenshortconversationsbetweentwospeakers.Attheendofeachconversation,aquestionwillbeaskedaboutwhatwassaid.Theconversationsandthequestionswillbespokenonlyonce.Afteryouhearaconversationandthequestionaboutit,readthefourpossibleanswersonyourpaper,anddecidewhichoneisthebestanswertothequestionyouhaveheard.1．A．Professorandstudent. B．Bossandemployee.C．Lecturerandparticipant. D．Writerandreader.2．A．Shehastofinisheveryone’splanbeforeleavingoffice.B．Shedoesn’tliketohavedinnerwithcolleaguesafterwork.C．Herworkdutiesinvolvecheckingeveryone’sworkandfixingeverything.D．Sheusuallygetsoffworklaterthanothers.3．A．Theyfailedtoagreeonthemeetingplace. B．Themanforgotaboutthemeeting.C．Theygotthereatdifferenttimes. D．Thewomandidn’tarriveontime.4．A．Heissufferingapainintheneck. B．Hisroommate’sbedisalwaysinamess.C．Hisroommatewalksinhissleep. D．Hedoesn’tliketosharearoomwithanyone.5．A．Atthegiftshop. B．Atthebakery. C．Atthegasstation. D．Attherestaurant.6．A．Themanmaybringtoomuchtroubletohisbrother.B．Themanshouldnotkillbirdsforfun.C．Itiswiseofthemantovisithisbrotherwhileonvacation.D．Dalianisagoodspotforvacationintermsofbudget.7．A．It’sbettersafethansorry.B．Theladyneedn’ttakearaincoatwithher.C．Theladyshouldlistentotheweatherforecast.D．Theweatherisunpredictablethesedays.8．A．Themanwillbepunishedforlettingthecatoutofthebag.B．Shewilltelltheteacherrightnow.C．Itisnousekeepingthesecret.D．Sheisafraidthecatwillhurtinnocentpeople.9．A．Shehadagreattimelastnight.B．Shewishedshehadn’taskedsomanyquestions.C．ShewastooshytoanswerthequestionsinEnglish.D．Shedidn’tliketheexperienceattheEnglishcorner.10．A．Hewillpickupthelitterfromthefloor.B．Heisnotthepersonresponsibleforthemess.C．Thewomanshouldnotpointfingersathim.D．Thewomanshouldnotdropthingsonthefloor.SectionB（9%）Directions:InSectionB,youwillheartwoshortpassages,andyouwillbeaskedseveralquestionsoneachofthepassages.Thepassageswillbereadtwice,butthequestionswillbespokenonlyonce.Whenyouhearaquestion,readthefourpossibleanswersonyourpaperanddecidewhichonewouldbethebestanswertothequestionyouhaveheard.Questions11through13arebasedonthefollowingpassage.11．A．Itistentimesbiggerthanabaseballfield.B．Itsresidentsareallpatientsandtheirfamilymembers.C．Itisanidealplaceforoldpeopletolivecomfortablyin.D．Peopleworkingintheshopsaremedicalstaff.12．A．Cleaningthehouse. B．Sellinggoodsintheshops.C．Cookingmeals. D．WatchingTV.13．A.152. B．125. C．250. D．215.Questions14through16arebasedonthefollowingpassage.14．A．Byformingstudygroupsindifferentgrades.B．Bypairingupolderstudentswithyoungerones.C．Bygivinglecturesontheimportanceoffriendship.D．Bytakingadvantageofafter-schoolactivities.15．A．Itenablestheschooltobettermonitoritsstudents.B．Itrelievestheschoolofitsmanagementresponsibility.C．Itisbeneficialtoallparticipantsinvolved.D．Theresultshavebeenusedtodesignafter-schoolprograms.16．A．Tohelpnewstudentsbetteradapttoschoollife.B．Tocreatemoreextra-curricularactivitiesforstudents.C．Tourgestudentstopursuetheirgoalsinlife.D．Toencouragestudentstocommunicatewiththeschoolauthorities.Ⅱ．GrammarandVocabulary（20%）SectionA（10%）Directions:Afterreadingthepassagebelow,fillintheblankstomakethepassagecoherentandgrammaticallycorrect.Fortheblankswithagivenword,fillineachblankwiththeproperformofthegivenword;fortheotherblanks,useonewordthatbestfitseachblank.TravelswithoutinternetItmaysoundhardtobelieveinthisdigitalagebutYangHao,a32-year-olddoctoralstudentstudyingintheUnitedKingdom,startedonasolotriptheold-fashionedwaylastyear,usingaprintedmap,payingforeverythingusingcashorabankcard,readingtraintimes,andtalkingtostrangers.Overthecourseof134days,hevisited68countiesandcitiesin24provincesandregions17China,read40books,documentedhisexperiences,andusedtwocamerastorecord18hesaw.Sincehisstorywaspostedonline,it19（go）viral,triggeringwidespreaddiscussionandreflectiononthemoderndependenceontechnology.20heforesawthatitwouldtriggersomediscussion,thepublicattentionhisjourneyhasdrawnhasexceededhisimagination.LastNov27,hesetofffromTaiyuanwitha40-literbackpack,21containedclothing,twocameras,maps,hisidentificationcard,bankcards,cash,twowritingbrushes,abottleofcalligraphyink,apen,anotebook,andthreebooks.StandingattheTaiyuanRailwayStationashisparentssawhimoff.“Itwasthefirsttimeinmylifethatbothmyparentssawmeofftogether.Theyfeltmoredistantfrommewithouttheinternet,”Yangsays,addingthathisparentswerelikely22（worry）moreabouthimastheycouldn’tcontacthimbyphone.ArrivingatLinfen,heencounteredthefirstchallenge,aswithoutaphone,hecouldn’tbookahotelonline.AlthoughheshowedhisIDcardandofferedtopaycashatthehotelreception,itseemedthatwithoutaphone,hecouldnotreservearoom.Duringthetrip,Yangexperiencedlotsofsituationslikethis.AttheentrancetotheHubeiProvincialMuseuminWuhan,he23（notallow）inbecausethemuseumrequiredreservationinadvanceandhecouldn’treserveaticketonline.Yangwrotehisfirstlettertohisparentsonthethirdday.Holdingthebrush,hestruggledtofindtherightwordstostart.“Throughthetraditionalwayofwritingletterstoconveymyfeelingsandlongingformyfamily,thedistanceandthewaitinghelpedmereflectonmyrelationshipwiththeworld,”Yangsays.Hemailed40lettersduringhistrip,andreceivedfivereplies,whichhavebecometreasuredmemories.YangreturnedtoTaiyuanonApril9.HismotherwelcomedhimwithabowlofnoodlesinaccordancewiththeChinesesaying“Dumplingsfordeparture,andnoodlesforreturn”.Withthenoodles24（warm）hisbelly,Yangfeltthathisjourneyhadcometoanend.25hefirstsawhisphoneandcomputer,whichhadbeenlyingunusedformorethanfourmonths,hedidn’twanttoturnthemon,26hehadbecomeusedtoaquiet,peacefullifewithouttheinternet.SectionB（10%）Directions:Fillineachblankwithaproperwordchosenfromthebox.Eachwordcanbeusedonlyonce.Notethatthereisonewordmorethanyouneed.A．challengeB．originallyC．routinesD．collectiveE．steppingF．drawnG．defenceH．maintainI．ultimatelyJ．sharedK．paysIntoday’srapidlychangingworld,itisessentialto27apositiveattitudeandrespectfordiverseperspectives.Weoftenfindourselvesintypical28,whereweearnourlivingandrespondtodailychallenges.However,lifeismorethanjustaseriesoftasks;itisanadventurethatinspiresustoconnectwithothersandtoinspiretheminreturn.Communitiesplayacrucialroleinshapingourexperiences.Onbehalfofthosewhostriveforimprovement,itisimportanttorecognizetheaspectsthatcontributetoathrivingenvironment.Intermsofsocialdynamics,weshareavarietyofvaluesandchallenges,includingthepressingissueofpoverty.Addressingsuchmattersrequires29effortsandacommitmenttoupliftoneanother.It30toengageactivelyincommunityinitiatives,astheseeffortscanleadtosignificantimprovements.Reflectingonourcontributions,wecanidentifywhatwehaveincommonwithothers.This31understandingnotonlybuildspridebutalsohelpssettleanyfeelingsofembarrassmentregardingourdifferences.Whileitisnaturaltofeelashamedofcertainpastactions,itisvitaltoremainfocusedontheopportunitiesforgrowth.Byconnectingindividualstoresourcesandsupport,wecanfosteranenvironmentthatencouragesrespectandmutualadmiration.Ineverycommunity,therearehistoricsitesthatserveasremindersofoursharedpast.Theseformerlandmarksholdstoriesandlessonsthatcaninspirefuturegenerations.32establishedasplacesofsignificance,theycontinuetofeatureinourculturalnarratives.Whenweadmirethesesites,wealsoacknowledgetheimportanceofpreservinghistoryforthesakeoffutureopportunities.Moreover,being33tocertainactivitiesororganizationswithinthecommunitycanleadtoenergeticparticipation.Whetherit’svolunteering,attendingworkshops,orengaginginlocalarts,theseendeavorsallowustoexploreourinterestsandcontributetosomethinglargerthanourselves.Incaseyouarewonderinghowtogetinvolved,manycommunitieshaveoutreachprogramsdesignedtoconnectpeoplewithopportunitiesthatmatchtheirskillsandpassions.Aswenavigatethroughlife,itisessentialtotakeamomenttoreflectonourjourneys.Each34wefacecontributestoourgrowthandunderstandingoftheworld.Althoughwemayencounterdisappointmentalongtheway,itiscrucialtoviewtheseexperiencesas35stonesratherthansetbacks.Bymaintainingaproactivestance,wecaninspireotherstoembarkontheiradventures,knowingtheyhaveasupportivecommunitybehindthem.36,theconnectionswebuildwithinourcommunitiesareinvaluable.Byworkingtogether,respectingeachother’sexperiences,andembracingouruniqueperspectives,wecancreateavibrantenvironmentthatenrichesallourlives.Letuscontinuetoinspireanduplifteachother,ensuringthatfuturegenerationswillalsobenefitfromthefoundationswebuildtoday.III．ReadingComprehension（37%）SectionA（15%）Directions:ForeachblankinthefollowingpassagetherearefourwordsorphrasesmarkedA,B,CandD.Fillineachblankwiththewordorphrasethatbestfitsthecontext.Deliverance（解救）forDeliveryDrivers?ZOOOOOOOOM!!!Agustofair,thehumofspinningwheels,andaflashofcolorwhizzingpast.I’msurethatwehaveallsteppedintothecrosswalk,atonetimeoranother,andexperiencedthissudden,heart-stopping37.Iam,ofcourse,referringtodeliverydrivers38throughcrossroadstodelivertakeawayfood.Overthepastfewyears,deliverydrivershavebeencriticized,fined,andeven39forbreakingtrafficlawsacrossChina.Deliverydriversoften40redlights,disregardspeedlimits,andpaylittleattentiontopedestriancrossings.Buttheyalsooftenpaythe41price—eachyear,itseemslikefatalinjuriesinvolvingdeliverydriversareincreasing.42,sincedeliverydriversareusuallypoorlypaid,howmuchblamedotheyreallydeserveforrunningagainsttheclock?Well,it43tobeacomplicatedissue.Recentlyanarticletitled“DeliveryDrivers,StuckintheSystem”wassharedwidelyonsocialmedia.Accordingtothearticle,44betweendeliveryservicesEle.meandMeituanhascausedeachapptotakeincreasinglyextrememeasurestoout-do（超過(guò)）theother.Thishasincludedtheshorteningofdeliverytimewindows.Ithasbeen45,inpart,throughacombinationofrewardsforearlydeliveryandseverepunishmentsforlatedelivery.Overtime,theplatformshaveonlyincreasedthese46ondrivers.Asaresult,driversfindthemselvesinadilemma（左右兩難的困境）:breaktrafficlawsor,insomecases,losehundredsofyuaninearningsforlatedeliveries.Accordingtosurveysandreactionsonline,47caremuchwhethertheirdeliveriesareafewminuteslate,whilemostbelievethatitisnotworthriskingsomeone’slifefor.Inresponse,Ele.meandMeituanhaveaddedacombinationoffeaturesto48deliverytimesforslowelevatorsorbadweatherconditions.Althoughthesenew49cannotsolvetheunderlyingproblemsofintensecompetitionortheinherentdangersofdriving,theyshould,insomemeasure,startreducingsomeofthepressureondrivers.Inthemeantime,as50,wecanhelptomakelifefordeliveryriderssaferandeasier.51,beaconsideratepersonanddon’tleavethemwaitingfortoolong.Ifyouseeafooddeliveryguyrushingtowardyouonanescalatororintoa.door,considerstandingbackandlettinghimgofirst.Afterall,theyareputtingtheirlivesonthelinejusttodeliverourfood.37．A．fright B．delight C．pain D．sorrow38．A．running B．walking C．rushing D．wandering39．A．a(chǎn)rrested B．fired C．blamed D．praised40．A．destroy B．ignore C．observe D．interrupt41．A．everlasting B．dramatic C．slight D．final42．A．However B．Namely C．Indeed D．Surprisingly43．A．decides B．refuses C．turnsout D．takesturns44．A．comparison B．contrast C．competition D．cooperation45．A．a(chǎn)dapted B．a(chǎn)chieved C．a(chǎn)dopted D．a(chǎn)ssumed46．A．motivations B．a(chǎn)dvantages C．pressures D．skills47．A．some B．few C．many D．we48．A．reduce B．expand C．narrow D．extend49．A．a(chǎn)ctions B．behaviors C．features D．conditions50．A．humans B．consumers C．friends D．taxpayers51．A．Inoneword B．Asaresult C．Forexample D．OnthecontrarySectionB（14%）Directions:Readthefollowingtwopassages.Eachpassageisfollowedbyseveralquestionsorunfinishedstatements.ForeachofthemtherearefourchoicesmarkedA,B,CandD.Choosetheonethatfitsbestaccordingtotheinformationgiveninthepassageyouhavejustread.（A）WhenIwasapuppy,Ientertainedyouandmadeyoulaugh.Youcalledmeyourchild,anddespiteanumberofchewedshoesandacoupleofmurderedpillows,Ibecameyourbestfriend.WheneverIwas“bad”,you’dshakeyourfingeratmeandask“Howcouldyou?”—butthenyourolledmeoverforabelly（腹部）rub.Irememberthosenightsofrubbingyouinbedandlisteningtoyoursecretdreams,andIbelievedthatlifecouldnotbeanymoreperfect.Gradually,youbeganspendingmoretimeatworkandonyourcareer,andmoretimesearchingforahumanmate.She,nowyourwife,isnota“dogperson”—stillIwelcomedherintoourhome,triedtoshowheraffection,andobeyedher.Iwashappybecauseyouwerehappy.ThenthehumanbabiescamealongandIsharedyourexcitement.Iwasfascinatedbythepinkness,howtheysmelled,andIwantedtomotherthem,too.OnlysheandyouworriedthatImighthurtthem,andIspentmostofmytimeinanotherroom.Therehadbeenatime,whenothersaskedyouifyouhadadog,thatyouproducedaphotoofmefromyourwalletandtoldthemstoriesaboutme.Thesepastfewyears,youjustanswered“yes”andchangedthesubject.Ihadgonefrombeing“yourdog”to“justadog”.Now,youhaveanewcareeropportunityinanothercity,andyouandtheywillbemovingtoanotherapartmentthatdoesnotallowpets.You’vemadetherightdecisionforyour“family”,buttherewasatimewhenIwasyouronlyfamily.Peopleintheanimalshelterareattentivetome,butIlostmyappetite.Atfirstwheneveranyonepassed,Irushedtothefront,hopingitwasyou—thatthiswasallabaddreamorIhopeditwouldatleastbesomeonewhocared,anyonewhomightsaveme.52．Howdidthedog’sownertreatthepuppywhenitwasatayoungerage?A．Heentertainedthepuppywithjokesand,gestures.B．Hetreatedthepuppyasifitwereafamilymember.C．Hedisciplinedthepuppywhenitmadeamess.D．Hekeptthepuppyatadistanceforthechewedshoes.53．Whywasthepuppyexcludedfromtheroomafterthebabieswereborn?A．Thepuppywastemptedbythebabies’pinknessandsweetsmell.B．Thepuppyposesaseriousdangertothehealthandwell-beingofbabies.C．Thecouplewereconcernedthatthebabieswouldbeindanger.D．Themasterenviedthenaturalaffectionbetweenthebabiesandthepuppy.54．Whatcanweinferfromthelast3paragraphs?A．Itwashardforthepuppytoacceptthefactthatitwasignored.B．Themasterhadamixedfeelingfortheadvancementincareer.C．Thepuppyfeltrelievedforthemaster’sestablishmentofanewfamily.D．Itwasurgentforthemastertogiveupthepuppyandmovetoanothercity.55．Whichofthefollowingcouldbethebesttitleforthepassage?A．AGoodHearttoLeanon B．NewMemberoftheFamilyC．TheWordsofanAbandonedDog D．AnimalShelter:theLastHomeforPuppies（B）Manyfactorscaninterferewithagoodnight’ssleep—fromworkstressandfamilyresponsibilitiestoillnesses.Youmightnotbeabletocontrolthefactorsthatinterferewithyoursleep.However,youcanadopthabitsthatencouragebettersleep.Startwiththesesimpletips.1．SticktoasleepscheduleSetasidenomorethaneighthoursforsleep.Therecommendedamountofsleepforahealthyadultisatleastsevenhours.Mostpeopledon’tneedmorethaneighthoursinbedtobewellrested.Gotobedandgetupatthesametimeeveryday,includingweekends.Beingconsistentreinforcesyourbody’ssleep-wakecycle.Ifyoudon’tfallasleepwithinabout20minutesofgoingtobed,leaveyourbedroomanddosomethingrelaxing.Readorlistentosoothingmusic.Gobacktobedwhenyou’retired.Repeatasneeded,butcontinuetomaintainyoursleepscheduleandwake-uptime.2．PayattentiontowhatyoueatanddrinkDon’tgotobedhungryorstuffed.Inparticular,avoidheavyorlargemealswithinacoupleofhoursofbedtime.Discomfortmightkeepyouup.Caffeineandalcoholdeservecaution,too.Thestimulatingeffectsofcaffeinetakehourstowearoffandcaninterferewithsleep.Andeventhoughalcoholmightmakeyoufeelsleepyatfirst,itcandisruptsleeplaterinthenight.3．CreatearestfulenvironmentKeepyourroomcool,darkandquiet.Exposuretolightintheeveningsmightmakeitmorechallengingtofallasleep.Avoidprolongeduseoflight-emittingscreensjustbeforebedtime.Considerusingroom-darkeningshades,earplugs,afanorotherdevicestocreateanenvironmentthatsuitsyourneeds.Doingcalmingactivitiesbeforebedtime,suchastakingabathorusingrelaxationtechniques,mightpromotebettersleep.4．LimitdaytimenapsLongdaytimenapscaninterferewithnighttimesleep.Limitnapstonomorethanonehourandavoidnappinglateintheday.However,ifyouworknights,youmightneedtonaplateinthedaybeforeworktohelpmakeupyoursleepdebt.5．IncludephysicalactivityinyourdailyroutineRegularphysicalactivitycanpromotebettersleep.However,avoidbeingactivetooclosetobedtime.Spendingtimeoutsideeverydaymightbehelpful,too.6．ManageworriesTrytoresolveyourworriesorconcernsbeforebedtime.Jotdownwhat’sonyourmindandthensetitasidefortomorrow.Stressmanagementmighthelp.Startwiththebasics,suchasgettingorganized,settingprioritiesanddelegatingtasks.56．Whatcanbelearnedfromthepassage?A．It’snothardtocontrolthefactorsinterferingwithoursleep.B．Thelongerwesleep,thebetterwefeel.C．It’sbettertoremaininbedwhenyoufailtofallasleep.D．Stresscancontributetobadsleep.57．Accordingtothearticle,whichofthefollowingencouragesbettersleep?A．Dophysicalexercisebeforegoingtobed. B．Drinkalcoholtogetsleepy.C．Avoidlongnapsduringtheday. D．Dosomeindooractivities.58．Thisarticleismostlikelytocomefrom______.A．a(chǎn)travelmagazine B．a(chǎn)nadvertisement C．a(chǎn)healthmagazine D．a(chǎn)ninformalletterSectionCDirections:Readthefollowingpassage.Fillineachblankwithapropersentencegiveninthebox.Eachsentencecanbeusedonlyonce.Notethattherearetwomoresentencesthanyouneed.A．Historicalexamplesoflong-distancelearningincludestudentsbeingsentaseriesofweeklylessonsbypost.B．Conversely,distancelearningcanhappenatanytimeandinanylocation,sincethelearningisnotrestrictedbygeography.C．Onaface-to-facecourse,studentsmayonlyrequireacomputerforthepurposeofwritinganessay.D．Thetechnologicaladvancesofthepast20orsoyearshavemeantthatdistancelearningisnowabletorivalface-to-facelearningasacrediblealternative.E．Formanystudents,interactionwiththeirpeersisoneofthebestaspectsofuniversityeducation.F．Intermsoftheteacher-studentrelationship,thecoreprinciplesremainthesame.DistanceorFace-to-FaceLearning—What’stheDifference?Althoughmanypeoplethinkitisamodernphenomenon,distancelearninghasbeenaroundforatleast200yearsinoneformoranother.Whencomparingthetwosystems,thefirstandmostobviousareatofocusonisthewaythatlearningisdelivered.Distancelearningisheavilydependentontechnology,particularlytheinternet.59Incomparison,whenlearningremotely,technologyistheprincipalmeansofcommunication.Theflexibilitythisprovidesmeansthatstudentsmaybebetterabletolearnattheirownpace,followingtheirowntimetable,butitmayalsomeanthatlearnershavetobewell-organizedandself-disciplined.Theymustthereforebehighlymotivatedinordertodowellonthedistance-learningcourses.60Namely,theteacheristhe‘knower’,andisresponsibleforhelpingstudentsunderstandthekeycomponentsofthecourse.However,thenatureoftherelationshipmaydifferslightlywithinthetwomodesofdelivery.