江苏省苏北地区2025-2026学年高一上学期初高衔接模拟练习二

江苏省苏北地区初高衔接模拟练习二（2025-2026学年高一上学期） A A-15-year-old student from Hangzhou,Zhang Xiaogran, has moved the hearts of millions across China with her heartfelt article“Returning Home on the Old Tiacks.” The article vividly tells her 25-hour train journey from Hangzhou to her hometown of Ulanqab in Inner Mongolia. Through simple yet moving details such as her grandfather buying snacks with the reason “children love them" and her grandparents thoughtfully making space for her on the crowded train beds. Zhang expresses the depth of family love and the feeling of missing home. What sets the article apart is its true description of everyday life.Zhang describes the changing scenery from the southern rivers to the northern grasslands, and the melodic (旋律) sounds of-local languages echoing through the train. All touch readers deeply These vivid scenes not only cause nostalgia(怀旧) in readers but also express and prove how true emotions can be a bridge between people. Her teacher, Wang Yanqiu said "Real writing comes from caring the details in the life, not imitating templates(模仿模版).” The aticle's quickly swept beyond the classroom, gaining widespread attention online. Shared millions of times, it even caught the eye of Inner Mongolia's tourism department. To thank Zhang for her fantastic description of their region, they sent out an invitation for her to explore all local attractions for free and gifted her traditional food such as Zhenzi, smoked chicken and Lan Gege yogurt“Your article makes people feel the warmth of lnner Mongolia." the department expressed in a letter.“We hope you'll return to discover even more of your hometown 's beauty." This active and warm response (反应) has made Ulanqab more popular. Internet searches for the city have risen by 200%, encouraging the local government to improve travel routes inspired by Zhang's article and to set up educational exchange programs between Hangzhou and Ulanqab. Zhang's story goes beyond a popular article.Real feelings from the heart (like love, kindness, or friendship) will always matter most.No matter how smart our phones or computers get, they can't replace the warmth of human connections. 1. Why does Zhang mention“grandfather buying snacks" and“grandparents making space on train beds?” A.To show the pleasure of the train travel. B.To show small acts of love within families. CTo describe grandparents manners on the train. DTo compare cultural differences between diferent areas. 2. According to the passage, what did lnner Vongolia's tourism department do after reading Zhang's article? ①Sending her traditional food. ②Inviting her to travel for free. ③Creating some educational programs. ④ Making the train trip more comfortable. A .①② B .①③ C. ②④ D.③④ 3. Why does the writer mention“searches for Ulanqab rose by 200%"? A.To prove technology's role in developing tourism. B.To show the local government's big improvement. C.To express the article's influence on local development. D.To encourage more students to write about hometowns. 4.What can we learn from the passage? A.True feelings in writing can touch people deeply. B.Technology is the key to solving human problems. C.Travelling is the best way to understand different cultures. D.Students should try writing an article based on the examples. B There are many ways to help improve your health like eating healthy food. Taking exercise and getting medical help. But the easiest and cheapest way to improve your health is just to sleep eight hours or more every night. The general sleeping rule is that the younger you are, the longer sleep you need. But regardless of(不管)age, some people need to sleep more while for some a few hours is enough. The problem with sleep is that more and more people in the world are not sleeping enough. According to the World Health Organization, over half the people in the world may be sleep-deprived. Having less sleep not only makes people feel tired but also causes accidents. In the Wnited States alone, sleepy drivers cause at least 100,000 traffic accidents a year. Also sleep problems can cause medica problems such as high blood pressure(血压). Why are so many people sleep-deprived? Part of the reasons may be cultural. In the American culture, people put a higher value on work than on sleep. In fact, people who sleep a lot are usually seen as "lazy". Also, you can sometimes hear some people say proudly that they don't have much time to sleep. they only sleep four or five hours a nght. It seems that the less you sleep, the more work you’ll do. How do we teach these people to learn the value of sleep? Perhaps they may listen to the advice of Dr.James Maas an expert (专家)in sleep.He says,“Sleep is like a credit(信用卡) card. When you sleep less, you are only borrowmg time. You always have to pay it back.The more hours you don't sleep, the more hours you should sleep to 'pay back' the hours on your "sleep credit card.” For those who value work more than sleep, they should listen to what a famous person once said. Don't think you will be doing less work because you sleep during the night. That is a foolish (愚蠢的) idea which is held by people who have no imagination. You will be able to do more." 5.According to the writer, the easiest and cheapest way to improve health is to____________. A.eat healthy food every day B. take exercise as much as possible C.get medical help whenever necessary D.sleep eight hours or more every night 6.What does“'sleep-deprived" mean in Paragraph 2? A. Having a good sleep. B.Excited about sleep. C. Having less sleep. D.Interested in sleep. 7.According to Dr. James Maas, what is sleep like? A.An hour. B.A report. C.A credit card. D.A piece of paper. 8.What do the words of the famous person mean in Paragraph 5? A. Sleeping during the night is foolish. B. Sleeping during the night is helpful. C. People have no courage. D.People always do less work. 第二节:阅读七选五 Cooking, the art and science of preparing food, is far more than daily housework. It's like a fun classroom where you can learn different subjects all at once! 9 Science is everywhere in cooking. When you make bread, the yeast (酵母) eats sugar and makes bubbles of gas. 10 When you cook meat and it turns brown and smells good, that's cool chemistry. Also, think about heating water, which shows how heat moves. It is all about physics. 11 You need to follow the instructions when you mix materials, like “adding 1/4 spoon of salt". Sometimes you have to make some changes to feed more or fewer people. That means doing math. Even buying the required materials with low cost teaches you math. Food has a lot of history. Pasta didn't start in ltaly--- it came from Asia long ago! Spices (香料) were once traded like gold, and this changed how countries talked to each other. 12 In hot places, people grow more different foods than in cold places.Learning about these things helps you understand how the world works. Cooking is like a secret key that opens the door to learning many subjects. It's not just about making yummy food.13 Schools should teach cooking because it helps students see how everything in learning is connected! A.Geography also matters. B. This is biology in action. C.Math helps a lot in the kitchen. D.Cooking avoids wasting money. E.It's also about becoming smarter in lots of ways. F. Some students often spend money buying ready-made food. G. The following will explain why cooking should be taught at school. 第二部分:完形填空 There were tubes (试管 ) all over my lab desk, but my experiment had refused to work. I felt 14 . A few months earlier, when I had just started the project, I was 15 believed I could make it if I worked hard enough. So I spent long hours in the 16 every day. When the experiment 17 . I simply worked harder. Yet here I was, working harder than ever---but not getting anywhere. I didn't know what to do. It was late in the evening. One other person was stil in the lab, and he 18 my worried look. He came over and asked 19 I was doing. I told him about my problems. After we talked through the experiment, he said,“I think it's time to go home and get some 20 . " “Taking a break is also hard work, you know," he 21 with a smile. Those words opened myeyes.l 22 overworked myself in the lab. I felt less stressed and my research started to 23 . A few years later, my professor (教授) and I were discussing an age-old problem at a café. As he finished his coffee, he said,“We need to work 24 ,not harder." I felt kind of surprised. I had heard my professor say anything like this. Our conversation that day helped me understand that exciting ideas 26 come from a mind under pressure. My best ideas almost always come 27 I have allowed my mind to relax--- whether that's cooking a mice dinner or going on long hikes with my brother. Part of working smarter, I realized, can be taking a 28 . 14. A.hopeless B.sleepless C.careless D.useless 15.A. worried B. confident C.curious D.organizeded 16.A. hospital B.university C. lab D.league 17.A. changed B. worked C. succeeded D. failed 18.A.recorded B. felt C. noticed D. preferred 19.A.how B. what C. why D. where 20.A. sleep B. money C. help D. energy 21.A.asked B. answered C. added D. replied 22.A.no doubt B. no longer C. no way D. no less 23.A.create B. appear C. cancel D. progress 24.A. faster B. smarter C. deeper D. wider 25.A.ever B. never C. just D. yet 26.A.rarely B. finally C. suddenly D. generally 27.A.before B. until C. after D. since 28.A.lead B. breath C. chance D. break 第二节:语法填空 The Great Wall, which is a symbol of our history, snakes across a mountain area of Tianzhu, Gansu province. Thirty-nine protectors work 29 (careful) in the area to protect the great wonder. With 30 history of over 2,000 years, the wall in Gansu wasn't in good condition. Nature did great harm to the wall. Some 31 (part) of the wall were washed away by heavy rains and blown away by strong winds. People in some places also harmed it. But things started to change.In 2006, Great Wall Protection Regulations (条例) 32 (come) into effect. After that, more and more people started to take part caring for the wall. In recent years, the government of Tianzhu has spent more and more money 34 (protect) the wall. Modern technology like self-driven sensing technology 35 drones (无人机) have also been used to watch the wall. With all these efforts, the protectors are still busy with the work. Every week they guard the wall, and any changes are well recorded and 36 (report) to the govermment. They also help people realize it's important to protect cultural heritage (遗产). Luckily, with 37 (they) hard work, much greater changes have taken place. As long as we are here, we will protect this wall. It is our job and our 38 (proud)." said one of theprotectors. 江苏省苏北地区初高衔接模拟练习二（2025-2026学年高一上学期）参考答案 1-4 BACA 5-8DCCB 9-13 GBCAE 14-18 ABCDC 19-23 AACBD 24-28 BBACD 29.carefully 30.a 31. parts 32.came 33.in 34. protecting 35.and 36.reported 37.their 38.pride 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $$