广东省部分学校2024-2025学年高一上学期期中联考英语试题(无答案)

高 一 英 语 注意事项： 1.答题前，考生务必将自己的姓名、考生号、考场号、座位号填写在答题卡上。 2.回答选择题时，选出每小题答案后，用铅笔把答题卡上对应题目的答案标号涂黑。如需改动，用橡皮擦干净后，再选涂其他答案标号。回答非选择题时，将答案写在答题卡上。写在本试卷上无效。 3.考试结束后，将本试卷和答题卡一并交回。 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） 阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。 A Here are four European music venues（举办场所） that are worth visiting. Dalhalla. Sweden The history of this place goes back about 360 million years. A meteorite（陨石） hit the ground and changed the land in this part of Sweden, about 280 kilometers from Stockholm. This place was once a quarry （采石场） where people dug out a lot of stone. The rock walls around the seats make the sound very good. Dalhalla has been used for concerts since 1993 and can hold up to 6,000 people. St Michael’ s Fortress, Šibenik The music has to be good in Šibenik on the Croatian coast, because it would be easy to allow your eyes to look beyond the stage at the pretty islands lying in the bright blue of the Adriatic Sea below. This small open-air venue, which has space for a little more than 1.000 people, is inside the walls of the fortress（堡垒）, which is hundreds of years old. St Michael's Cave, Gibraltar Some underground venues may feel like caves but this venue in Gibraltar in the south of Spain is one in a real cave. Long fingers of rock look down from above, and colorful lights climb the sides of the cave, where 600 people can watch concerts and other events. The Arena of Nimes In the center of this southern French city, this huge old arena can seat as many as 20,000 people. And every summer, a series of concerts called the Festival de Nimes bring musicians from across France and around the world to perform there. There aren't many Roman buildings that are still in such good condition, so whether or not there's a concert happening, it's a place that's worth a trip. 21. What can audience see besides enjoying a concert in Šibenik? A. Falling meteorites. B. Beautiful islands. C. Colorful lights. D. Roman buildings. 22. Which venue can hold the most people? A. Dalhalla. B. St Michael's Fortress. C. St Michael's Cave. D. The Arena of Nimes. 23. What do the four venues have in common? A. They offer concerts and events. B. They own unique things. C. They stand in usual places. D. They have a long history. B Cesare Mencarmi is a high school student. His focus was on math, chemistry and physics. Cesare's mother is an architect and his father is an electronic engineer. As a child, Cesare became interested in electronics. He loved to experiment. He learned to program computers and equipment like the Arduino and Raspberry Pi. He also worked with a 3D printer. After seeing a video about someone building a fusion reactor （核聚变反应堆）, Cesare decided he would do something meaningful, too. The school wasn't so excited about the idea. But Cesare worked to persuade his teachers. Finally, after a complete safety review, and with an extra advisor offering to help out, the school agreed. Cesare was a strong student, but his regular classes weren't teaching him how to build a fusion reactor. To learn this, he spent countless hours doing research, looking up information on the Internet. and watching videos. He would read, watch 10 or 15 videos, and then try to solve the problem. He also visited a website where he got advice from scientists with more experience. Step by step, working long hours with his physics teacher and his advisor, Cesare built the reactor. Last June, at the very end of the school year, the reactor was finished. Over a year has passed since then. Cesare has continued to improve the reactor. He has built complicated equipment to control the pressure and to better see and understand what's going on inside the reactor. He's one of the youngest students to have built such an advanced fusion reactor. But for Cesare, it wasn't just about the reactor. It was also about learning by doing, and about making connections with other people doing similar things. College is the next stop for Cesare—perhaps in England, perhaps in Italy. No matter where he goes, he'll probably continue to change people's ideas about how much young people can achieve. 24. What made Cesare determined to build a fusion reactor? A. His interest in videos. B. The inspiration from someone. C. His parents' influence. D. The support from his school. 25. What do we say about Cesare from paragraph 4? A. He struggled to prepare for the reactor. B. He depended heavily on useful videos. C. He worked with experienced scientists. D. He had difficulty in getting information. 26. What is Cesare expected to do in the future? A. Build another reactor. B. Learn new things through the Internet. C. Make greater progress. D. Go to a famous college. 27. Which can be the best title for the text? A. Videos Act As A Teacher B. Cesare Became A Rising Star C. How To Put Theory Into Practice D. A Boy Successfully Built A Reactor C We know that fruits and vegetables can help to keep our bodies healthy. According to a new study, eating fruits in middle age could also help to reduce the chances of developing depression（抑郁） later in life though we should pay attention to the amount of fruits we eat. Researchers from China and Singapore wanted to find out more about whether eating fruits and vegetables could have an effect on our mental health. They looked at more than13.700 Chinese adults who were living in Singapore. The study period began between 1993 and 1998 when the Chinese adults were aged between 45 and 74. Everyone was asked about the fruits and vegetables they liked to eat. 14 fruits and 25 types of vegetables were included in the questionnaire（问卷）. The Chinese adults were followed for an average of almost 20 years. By this time, they were aged between 61 and 96. They were asked to complete a questionnaire that could decide whether older people develop depression. At the end of the study period, almost 3,200 people had the feeling of depression. The researchers found that higher consumption of fruits during middle age was connected with a lower probability of developing depression in late life. Those who ate the most fruits were 29% less likely to develop depression compared to those who ate the least. However. they didn't find any connection between eating vegetables and developing depression. It was suggested that the reason for this may be that fruits are usually eaten raw, while vegetables are often cooked. Cooking vegetables might limit the “protective effects” of the nutrients（营养物） in the foods, the researchers suggested, although they said more research was needed. All types of fruits were found to have an effect, especially oranges, bananas, papayas and watermelons. 28. How is the study conducted? A. By talking with people living in China. B. By filling in the questionnaire in a lab. C. By comparing fruits to many vegetables. D. By researching subjects for a long time. 29. What does the underlined word “consumption” in paragraph 4 probably mean? A. Eating. B. Contact. C. Advancement. D. Concentration. 30. What do we know about the influence of vegetables on depression? A. They prove better than fruits. B. Researchers have got no related proof. C. They are the key to treating depression. D. Cooking them influences mental health. 31. What might be talked about in the following paragraph? A. Exploring the correct methods of cooking vegetables. B. Describing different fruits recommended by the doctor. C. Further discussing why fruits could decrease depression. D. Explaining how vegetables damage nutrients in the foods. D Heat waves don't just make bumblebees（大黄蜂） hot. High temperatures also seem to seriously reduce their sense of smell, which can be very bad for their survival. For bumblebees, being able to smell flowers is a matter of life or death because it helps them find food. Bumblebees are already known to suffer from climate change. So, a researcher from the University of Wurzburg in Germany and her team wanted to understand if heat waves could influence bumblebees' ability to smell flowers. The researchers put around 190 bumblebees from two common species into small special rooms for almost three hours at temperatures of 40 °C to simulate（模拟） heat waves. Some bumblebees were also put in a dry environment; some had ways to sugary resources; some were given time to recover at normal temperatures for 24 hours after the heat treatment. After the simulated heat waves, the researchers cut off the bumblebees' antennae（触须）, which they use to smell, and measured whether the olfactory sensory neurons（the cells that help them smell） in the antennae could still detect flower scents. The heat waves reduced the bumblebees’ ability to smell by up to 80 percent. Worker bumblebees, which are all female, were more affected than male bumblebees. Even worse, the antennae of the bumblebees that had 24 hours to cool off still didn't recover their sense of smell after that time. “That was surprising,” said the researcher. This suggests the bumblebees don't recover quickly, which means they might have trouble finding food. “It could be one reason why we see so many bumblebee's population drops,” she added, along with other factors like habitat loss. “The study seems pretty reliable,” said a bumblebee ecologist from the University of Sussex in Brighton, England, who didn't take part in the study. “The antennae are quite similar across bee species,” he added. “If bumblebees suffer in this way, I think it's probable that other bees would too. But we won't know for sure until someone does research on it.” 32. What problem might bumblebees face in the end because of heat waves? A. Death risk. B. Habitat loss. C. Food shortage. D. Sensory failure. 33. Why were some bumblebees given 24 hours to recover after the treatment? A. To prevent the researchers making mistakes. B. To make sure they can adapt to the environment. C. To prove if hot waves damage their sense of smell. D. To persuade other people into believing the research. 34. What does the researcher think of the research result? A. It leads to a good method. B. It goes beyond her control. C. It limits the scientific research on bumblebees. D. It explains why the bumblebee's population reduced. 35. What can we learn about other bees according to the bumblebee ecologist? A. There is still a lot to study. B. They will suffer from death. C. They will be well protected. D. More researchers are studying them. 第二节 （共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分） 阅读下面短文，从短文后的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。 Everyone knows that walking is good for you. You probably walk the usual way by putting one foot in front of the other. 36 . Challenge your brain When you make your body move in a different way, you are also training your brain. This is because your body has to use different muscles. 37 . Walking backward not only uses different muscles but also affects your brain and nervous system in new ways. Researchers found that when you walk backward, it activates（激活） your prefrontal cortex. which is the part of the brain that helps you make decisions and solve problems. This helps you learn and get better at the new movement. 38 When you walk forward, you use your thigh muscles, the back of your legs, and your calf muscles. But when you walk backward, you also use your butt muscles and the muscles in the front of your lower legs to help you stay balanced. Because you are working these muscles, walking backward helps you move better and makes everyday things easier, like reaching for something high up or bending down to tie your shoes. Help with sports training Backward walking and running are being used in sports training, especially like tennis that needs you to be quick to move forward, backward, and sideways. 39 . Besides, backward walking also benefits some senior patients who have to regain muscle function. Improve flexibility （灵活性） and balance 40 . The muscles at the front of the thigh and the front of the hip will get tighter. But walking backward stretches that tissue and this leads to greater flexibility. Backward walking could also improve balance control, especially for seniors. A. Strengthen muscle strength B. Balance your own movements C. And this behavior has to be learned D. Balance is controlled by three parts of your body E. However, backward walking could also bring you some benefits F. Many people sit all day, which can cause their muscles to be tense G. The movement helps reduce the stress on knees. protecting you from injuries 第三部分 语言运用（共两节，满分30分） 第一节 （共15 小题；每小题1分，满分15分） 阅读下面短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。 At the age of 12. Greg started volunteering and founded a non-profit organization, which creates student-led opportunities for young people to 41 the community activities. His non-profit organization was created to help the youth and their families get access to 42 resources to become more educated and empowered. Since 2011, the organization has helped over 1.000 students. “I learned about service by watching my parents,” said Greg. He grew up in a town where people 43 helping others. His 44 set a good example for him with everyday acts of 45 . Greg joined some non-profit groups in school, and then he made a career out of helping others, which encouraged him to start a company that 46 cheap camps and enrichment programs for kids. When Greg began his work, he found that some adults didn't believe kids could have an influence. 47 , he was encouraged by his parents and other 48 adults. Now he works to show kids that they can make 49 changes. “We want kids to know it's possible for them, their friends, and their generation to 50 others,” he said. “I've always believed in the power of kids to 51 amazing and meaningful things. Adults may see some blocks while completing such things, but kids are so imaginative, and don't see the same 52 as adults do.” “We really want to inspire young people of all ages across the country to 53 ,” said Greg. “Small things can still have valuable 54 on your community. There's always a way you can serve and simple acts of kindness can 55 life.” 41. A. set up B. take part in C. bring down D. make up for 42. A. valuable B. formal C. unnecessary D. expensive 43. A. imagined B. missed C. minded D. enjoyed 44. A. colleagues B. classmates C. brothers D. parents 45. A. courage B. excitement C. kindness D. fear 46. A. lent B. bought C. sold D. offered 47. A. Pitifully B. Anxiously C. Luckily D. Undoubtedly 48. A. indifferent B. supportive C. amazing D. boring 49. A. positive B. negative C. doubtful D. difficult 50. A. help B. warn C. forgive D. call 51. A. forget B. finish C. express D. debate 52. A. improvements B. opportunities C. advantages D. blocks 53. A. travel B. study C. serve D. puck 54. A. warmth B. delight C. influences D. comments 55. A. lose B. change C. permit D. clear 第二节 （共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分） 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。 International student Nguyen Thi Phuc from Vietnam teaches Chinese to her country's more than 1.500 parents and their children in Wuhan for free. After finishing her studies in Hanoi Open University in 2015, 56 she majored in Chinese language, she 57 （join） a Chinese construction company and contributed to building Vietnam's first light rail. “It was my honor. I was not fluent 58 Chinese at that time. The change of my job from a Chinese major student to a business negotiation assistant（谈判助理） for a state-owned company was 59 important challenge for me. I needed to work hard to study the professional vocabulary for the project,” she said. During her spare time, she met other Vietnamese who wanted 60 （they） children to learn Mandarin. However, her country doesn't have many 61 （suit） textbooks for children. In 2022, she built a non-profit online group 62 （teach） Pinyin to parents. The group 63 （meet） once a month and covers China's development, culture and customs in addition to language. In 2023, she began to further her studies at the Zhongnan University of Economics and Law in Wuhan for a master's degree in international education in the Chinese language. “I hope that in the future, I can bring back 64 （thing） I have learned and help more people learn Chinese, jointly promoting cultural exchange and development between China and Vietnam,” she 65 （hopeful） said, 第四部分 词汇句型与写作（共三节，满分40分） 第一节 （共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分） 阅读下列句子，根据括号内的中文提示在空格处写出单词的正确形式。 66. The teacher did some ___________（实验） in class to interest his students in his class. 67. I ___________（申请） for several jobs and was offered one. 68. My older brother ___________（毕业） from high school next year and plans to attend college. 69. She is an outstanding （运动员） who excels in both soccer and basketball. 70. As a ___________（青少年）, it is important to balance schoolwork with extracurricular activities. 71. He became ___________（上瘾的） to video games. 72. I thought the math test would be difficult, but it was ___________（实际上） quite easy. 73. Before the final exam, it's important ___________（复习） all the important topics covered in the semester. 74. Being ___________（负责的） means completing your homework on time and helping out at home. 75. I ___________（较喜欢） studying in the library because it is quieter than studying at home. 第二节 （共5小题；每小题3分，满分15分） 阅读下列句子，根据括号内的中文提示完成句子。 76. I decided to ___________ ___________（报名） for the school's science club to learn more about biology. 77. If we work hard and support each other, we can ___________ ___________（成功） through this challenging school year. 78. Volunteering at the local animal shelter can really ___________ ___________ ___________（有影响） in the lives of abandoned pets. 79. It's important to take a break ___________ ___________ ___________（偶尔） to relax and recharge your energy. 80. During study sessions, I try to ___________ ___________（特别关注） understanding the concepts rather than just memorizing facts. 第三节 （满分15分） 假定你是李华，你校下周五将组织高一学生进行远足活动，你不知道需要准备什么。你的外国朋友 John经常去远足，请你给他写一封邮件，内容包括： 1.告知目的； 2.寻求建议； 3.期盼回复。 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 John, Yours, Li Hua 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $$