山东省泰安市第二中学2025-2026学年高一上学期1月月考英语试题

泰安二中2025级高一上学期学情调研 英语试题 出题人：赵英男张菁菁 审题人：杨承承 满分：150分 考试时间：120分钟 第I卷 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） 听下面5段对话。每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听完 每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段对话读两遍。 1.What does the man's sister want to do? A.Walk dogs for others. B.Provide medical care for pets C.Do something for wild animals. 2.When does the woman's favorite TV show start? A.At 4:30 p.m B.At 4:35 p.m. C.At 5:15 p.m. 3.How does the woman probably feel at last? A.Encouraged. B.Worried. C.Disappointed. 4.What problem did the man have with skiing? A.He was afraid of heights. B.He failed to keep balance. C.He couldn't afford the equipment. 5.What are the speakers mainly talking about? A.Bad sides of a game. B.Language-learning ways. C.Challenges in a learning game. 第二节 听下面5段对话或独白。每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出 最佳选项。听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；听完后，各小题将给 出5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。 第1页共12页 听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。 6.Where does the conversation most probably take place? A.In a school. B.In a hospital. C.In a bookshop. 7.What will the man do first? A.See a doctor. B.Talk to Lily. C.Go to the library. 听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。 8.Which section interested Sophie most at the science fair? A.The AI section. B.The space section. C.The chemistry section. 9.What did the speakers do at the science fair? A.They saw the model of Mars. B.They saw some science research. C.They learned more about spaceships. 听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。 10.What does the woman say the painting is more about? A.Feelings. B.Figures C.Scenes. 11.What was the man's first impression of the painting? A.It looked like real things. B.It was not so organized. C.It was too colorful. 12.Which color shows the artist's unique idea? A.Green. B.Blue. C.Red. 听下面一段对话，回答以下小题。 13.What is the relationship between the speakers? A.Brother and sister. B.Husband and wife. C.Neighbors 14.What did Gary do last weekend? A.He guided tourists around the city. B.He took part in a clean-up activity. C.He planted trees along a river. 15.What will Emma do next time? A.Join Gary to do volunteer work. 第2页共12页 B.Email the organizer directly. C.Make more friends 16.Why does Gary suggest making posters? A.To decorate the community. B.To encourage others to volunteer. C.To raise money for hurt animals. 听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。 17.When is the speech probably given? A.At the end of exams. B.On the first day of a new term. C.At the beginning of the graduation event 18.What is the main challenge for the students in school? A.To get higher marks. B.To apply to university. C.To keep an open mind. 19.What change will the school probably make this year? A.Including more independent projects. B.Reducing the number of tests. C.Canceling group activities. 20.Who is going to give a speech next? A.A student leader. B.A school director. C.A classroom teacher. 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和D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。 This museum has been in a famous old building since 1898.It holds more than 400,000 artworks, from paintings of the 1100s to modern art.Famous works include Repin's Barge Haulers on the Volga and royal tableware ()showing Russia's art history through eight centuries.The building,designed by Rossi,combines classical style with modern display rooms,including special galleries to protect delicate exhibits. 第3页共12页 Exhibition Highlights The recent exhibition Echoes of the Tsars(until December 2025)features 120 rarely displayed items: Royal Treasures:Golden Faberge eggs and king's clothing New Art Styles:Bold paintings from the 1920s Hidden Stories:Personal letters of famous artists Interactive touchscreens provide 3D reconstructions of lost artworks,while audio guides tell behind-the-scenes stories. Visitor Guidelines Hours:10 AM-6 PM(closed Tuesdays) Admission:e15 (free for under-18s) Rules:No flash photography Backpacks must be checked No food/drinks in galleries PS:Wheelchair parking and guides are provided. Pro Tip:Visit weekdays before noon to avoid crowds. 21.What is a highlight of the exhibition Echoes of the Tsars? A.Personal letters of famous people in Russia B.Modern digital 3D reconstructions of lost artworks. C.Royal tableware from the 1920s D.Rarely exhibited Russian royal items. 22.Which of the following is not listed in visitor guidelines? A.Camera using policy. B.Wheelchair renting policy. C.Food and drink policy. D.Backpacks security policy. 23.What is the admission fee for a family of two parents and two primary school children? A.e15 B.e30 C.€45 D.60 B In a Tokyo workshop,72-year-old potter Hiroshi Tanaka sits bent over a spinning wheel,his hands shaping a lump of clay (into a teacup.Outside,young people line up,phones in hand,waiting to take photos of the process.This scene,once rare,is now common across Asia and Europe:traditional crafts- pottery,weaving,hand-dyed textiles-are enjoying a surprising revival,even as digital tools control daily 第4页共12页 life. Why are people drawn to these slow,labor-intensive practices?Psychologists point to"digital fatigue": the constant flow of emails,messages,and social media updates leaves many people desiring activities that demand focus.Unlike scrolling through a screen,crafting requires patience.A single ceramic bowl might take days to mold,fire,and glaze."It's the opposite of instant satisfaction,"says London-based craft historian Elena Ruiz."That's exactly its appeal." This revival isn't just about nostalgia()Modern craftsmen are combining old techniques with new ideas.In Florence,Italy,a third-generation weaver uses 17th-century weaving machines to create fabrics for luxury brands,but adds patterns inspired by street art.In Seoul,a paper-maker integrates recycled coffee grounds into traditional hanji paper,making it both eco-friendly and trendy.These innovations keep crafts relevant,attracting younger consumers who value uniqueness over mass production. Critics argue that the trend risks turning crafts into mere "artistic products".They worry that workshops become photo spots rather than places of learning,and that the pressure to create "Instagram-worthy"pieces weakens the depth of traditional skills.Yet supporters argue that any attention is good."If a teenager buys a hand-woven scarf because it looks cool online,they might later ask about how it was made,"notes Ruiz."Interest is the first step toward preservation." For Tanaka,the newfound popularity is a chance to pass on his knowledge."My father thought pottery would die with machines,"he says,wiping clay from his apron."But young people now want to learn. They see it's not just about making things-it's about making meaning." 24.Why does the author mention"digital fatigue"in Paragraph 2? A.To criticize the overuse of digital tools in daily life B.To stress people are less interested in social media. C.To explain why people desire focus-requiring activities. D.To prove crafts require more patience than digital activities. 25.What do examples in Paragraph 3 show? A.Innovation is more important than tradition. B.Traditional crafts can adapt to modern tastes. C.Young consumers prefer eco-friendly products. D.Luxury brands depend on traditional techniques. 第5页共12页 26.Which of the following statement would both critics and supporters most likely agree on? A.Traditional crafts possess values that need to be preserved. B.Innovation is in conflict with maintaining traditional skills C.Young consumers alone will determine the future of craftsmanship. D.Digital exposure unavoidably harms the uniqueness of traditional crafts. 27.What's the main idea of the passage? A.Young people are responsible for preserving traditional skills. B.Traditional crafts are replacing digital products in modern life C.Modern innovations are ruining the authenticity of traditional crafts. D.The revival of traditional crafts reflects a desire for meaning in a digital world. C In recent years,prefabricated dishes have grown rapidly popular in China.These are pre-cooked, seasoned,and packaged meals that require little to no preparation,offering a quick and convenient dining option without sacrificing major taste or nutrition. As people grow increasingly busier,time for cooking has become a rare resource.Prefabricated dishes address this pressing need by offering a significant reduction in meal preparation time.Other factors also contribute to their popularity-such as the convenience of e-commerce and delivery services that allow easy online ordering and quick home delivery,and the role of modern technology like vacuum and adjusted atmosphere packaging slows food spoilage.Along with precise temperature control and bacteria-killing techniques that ensure safety and quality,it is ultimately the fundamental demand for time-saving solutions in a nonstop world that serves as the primary driving force for their widespread acceptance. However,the rise of prefabricated dishes is not without concerns.Health issues remain a primary consideration,as some products contain additives and preservatives,which could pose risks if consumed excessively.Additionally,when compared to traditional freshly prepared meals,they often fall short in keeping the original flavor and nutritional value.In response,governments have carried out stricter safety standards and enhanced quality control measures.Meanwhile,certain manufacturers are actively exploring the use of natural ingredients and reducing additives to improve nutritional composition. As a growing trend in China's food industry,prefabricated dishes provide undeniable convenience,yet consumers are advised to remain cautious about their dietary choices.The future of the industry relies on balanced development-where convenience,safety,and health can coexist. 第6页共12页 28.What is the main reason behind the popularity of prefabricated dishes according to the text? A.The social trend of pursuing a modern lifestyle. B.The government's strong promotion and support. C.The superior flavor they offer compared to home-cooked meals. D.The time-saving convenience they provide in a fast-paced society. 29.The underlined word "spoilage"in Paragraph 2 most probably means the process of A.losing nutritional value B.changing original flavor C.becoming bad or unfit to eat D.being delivered to customers 30.Which of the following best describes the current situation of prefabricated dishes according to the text? A.They are gradually replacing traditional cooking in most households. B.They are achieving widespread acceptance and also arousing doubts. C.They are considered as equally nutritious as freshly prepared meals. D.They have mostly addressed food safety issues through regulations. 31.What is the author's attitude toward the industry's future? A.Favorable.B.Objective.C.Critical.D.Indifferent. 0 Artificial intelligence(AI)has shown competence across various fields,but matching human creativity remains hard to achieve.However,companies like StoryFit are using AI in a much novel way,particularly in the film industry,where it is changing greatly how scripts are developed,and stories are told. Initially,Monica Landers,founder and CEO of StoryFit,used AI technology to aid publishers in narrowing down their“slush piles”(未处理的文稿)to a shortlist of promising books..However,.StoryFit found the publishing industry's growth potential insufficient and targeted the film industry instead. Consequently,it has become the force behind several successful films in recent years. Primarily,StoryFit analyzes a script's marketability(市场潜力)，assessing where a story fits with the audience and how each storytelling element connects with audiences.The film industry is high-risk,with considerable investments required before generating returns.StoryFit provides data on whether those risks are likely to be fruitful.StoryFit's AI technology checks character qualities to evaluate audience responses, determining how heroic or relatable a main character might be.This information allows creative professionals to identify potential character imbalances. Beyond marketability,StoryFit also analyzes audience connections to the storyline,offering insights 第7页共12页 into aspects such as the audience's emotional journey throughout an episode or the impact of a favorite character's departure.The company also reports on plot inconsistencies,such as characters behaving consistently with their established qualities or disappearing from the storyline.Nevertheless,Landers emphasizes that their role is to draw inspiration from the data rather than comment on the script.She stated, "You have people whose whole careers are based on making those decisions.But we can be a technology voice that helps them to shine a light on what's happening or not happening in the script." Using AI technology like StoryFit in the film industry shows artificial intelligence's potential to enhance (storytelling.As the technology advances,its impact on the film industry will only grow, paving the way for more engaging and emotional cinematic experiences. 32.What caused StoryFit to shift (its focus from publishing to films? A.The financial difficulties of publishing. B.The limited future of publishing C.The decreasing customer base of publishing. D.The lack of AI competence in publishing. 33.According to Landers,what is StoryFit's role in script analysis? A.A data-driven advisor. B.A decision-maker. C.A marketing specialist. D.A content developer. 34.What is the author's attitude toward the application of AI in the film industry? A.Unclear. B.Supportive. C.Objective. D.Negative. 35.What is the best title for the passage? A.AI's Failure to Match Human Creativity B.StoryFit:A Great Company Leading the Film Industry C.AI Transforms Script Development in Film D.The Challenges of AI in High-Risk Industries 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。 I've done my share of stress-eating with ice cream or distracting my anxiety by buying something online that I don't need just to give myself a lift.36 But when it comes to true self-care,I've found what really works for me.It doesn't cost anything, 第8页共12页 except for investing in new shoes every eight months-running.37 It has also been a comfort to know that I can do it when I need to as a way to ground myself and appreciate the good stuff in my life How did I begin running?My sister Lorie is an inspiring athlete who introduced me to running almost 5 years ago.38About six months later,I ran my first 5K road race and loved it.Racing is fun because you're part of a group enjoying the outdoors and smiling at people cheering you on. 39 Heading out the door alone for a quick 5K is something I usually do.I've always liked setting my own schedule,so running is like self-care I can control.Plus,you can make it as hard as you want it to be.That depends on how fast or how far you want to go.That really works for me.I like to feel energized,and running certainly does that.It has helped me cope with the lows of my depression. And as I've learned over the years,you can't avoid stress from your life,but you can counter it with relaxation in whatever form works best for you.40 However,adding in the effort of running makes it an overall self-care win for me. A.It has helped me deal with difficult emotions. B.Only in this way can you live a stress-free life. C.However.I didn't believe and refused to have a try. D.Some people get that me-time with a hot bath or a great book. E.I'm happy,though,to just run by myself in my neighbourhood. F.The way I"fix"myself isn't always healthy or well-thought-out. G.As a beginner,I started out by running five minutes and walking a minute. 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） 阅读下面短文，从每题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中选出最佳选项。 The August sun beat down without mercy.My father and I dragged our heavy backpacks through the dusty hills.My throat was parched,my legs weak.I was about to 41 when he pointed a dusty finger toward the horizon..“A__42,”he croaked. A spark of hope lit inside me.I 43 a fruit tree,its branches heavy with something sweet.My mouth 44 at the thought of a crisp apple.My father,more practical,guessed a pear tree.Fueled by this45,we pushed on,our tired legs finding new strength. But as we got closer,my hope faded.The tree was a sturdy oak,but its branches held only46. Disappointment washed over me.“It's useless,”I muttered,._47_against the trunk(树干). Just then,the sky darkened.A cool wind whipped up,and heavy raindrops began to fall."Under here!" my father 48.We rushed beneath the oak's wide canopy (as the sky opened up.The tree 第9页共12页 acted as a perfect umbrella,its thick leaves 49 us completely. As dusk fell,a chill filled the air.Seeing me shiver ()my father 50 fallen branches from around the tree's base.Soon,he had a small,crackling fire going.We huddled close,its 51 pushing back the cold. Using a thick layer of dry oak leaves,we made a soft 52 for the night.Lying there,sheltered,I 53 the rain patter above.The tree I had called 54 had given us shelter and a safe rest.Some _55 are not the ones you seek,but the ones you find. 41.A.explain B.complain C.command D.measure 42.A.tree B.cave C.hut D.stream 43.A.discovered B.remembered C.designed D.imagined 44.A.opened B.ached C.tightened D.watered 45.A.goal B.vision C.order D.excuse 46.A.blossoms B.apples C.leaves D.pears 47.A.sinking B.beating C.crying D.kicking 48.A.sighed B.whispered C.argued D.called 49.A.refreshing B.protecting C.attracting D.squeezing 50.A.gathered B.burned C.bought D.arranged 51.A.light B.warmth C.smoke D.smell 52.A.chair B.tent C.bed D.pillow 53.A.thought of B.reflected on C.listened to D.worried about 54.A.priceless B.hopeless C.endless D.useless 55.A.gifts B.lessons C.chances D.memories 第Ⅱ卷 第二节（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分） 阅读下面材料，在空白处填入适当的内容(1个单词)或括号内单词的正确形式。 The 19th China Theater Festival,a 56(particular)significant stage of the country to display theatrical achievements,was held from September 557 25 in 2025 in Hangzhou,East China's Zhejiang Province.This 21day cultural event,58 aim is to showcase cultural charm through art forms like traditional Chinese opera and drama and provide 59 Chinese model in carbon reduction for large-scale events worldwide via its zero-carbon practices,drew global attention under the label of"China's first carbon-neutral theater festival". The secret to the theater festival's carbon reduction lies in the in-depth integration of culture and high-tech ecology.60(rely)on digital platforms,the organizers created scenarios (for public engagement.Audiences61(encourage)to use public transportation to head to theaters.E-tickets and e-program brochures covered almost every performance.Moreover,the opening performance on Friday 第10页共12页泰安二中2025级高一上学期学情调研 英语试题答案 第一部分：听力 1-5 BBABC 6-10 ACCAA 11-15 BCABA 16-20 BBCAC 第二部分：阅读 21-23DBB 24-27 CBAD 28-31 DCBB 32-35 BABC 36-40 FAGED 第三部分：语言运用（共两节） 第一节： 41-45 BADDB 46-50 CADBA 51-55 BCCDA 第二节： 56.particularly 57.to 58.whose 59.a 60.Relying 61.were encouraged 62.adapted 63.to reduce 64.measures 65.contribution 第四部分：基础知识+写作（共两节） 第一节：基础知识 一，单词拼写 1.referred 2.description 3.varieties 4.appreciation 5.attempted 6.balanced 7.forgiven 8.preserved 9.reminds 10.awareness 二.翻译句子 1.The activity we took part in last week is of great help for improving everyone's spoken English. 2.Reading is one of the best ways to learn how to express ourselves creatively. 3.No matter how However difficult the project is,we will never give up. 4.As is reported,many wild animals are disappearing,so we must take measures to protect them. 5.Not only did this hike build up our body,but also developed our team spirit. 第二节：写作 Recently,in honor of World Food Day,our school organized an impactful event to arouse the students'awareness of food crisis. To emphasize the global food security issues,the event began with insightful speeches from some distinguished guests.At the same time,a captivating exhibition vividly illustrated global food challenges.Everyone present was inspired by the powerful visualizations.The highlight of the event was a fundraising ceremony to support a local charity. Needless to say,the activity was significant.It served as a powerful reminder of the collective duty we bear in addressing global food challenges,fostering a sense of commitment among participants. 附： 听力原文： 1. M:My sister loves animals.She often helps exercise our neighbors'dogs by walking them.She wants to be an animal doctor when she grows up. W:That's nice.For me,I'd rather be a doctor working for wild animals. 2. M:What time is it?The football match starts at 5:15 p.m. W:You've got plenty of time.It's 4:30 p.m.now and my favorite TV show starts in five minutes. 3. W:Try some of this cake I made.I hope I didn't let you down. M:It tastes great.You've done a great job W:I was worried just now.I'll use this method to make more later. 4. W:I've been taking skiing lessons. M:I once tried to learn but I found it difficult to even stand up. W:I don't have a problem with that,but I don't like heights.Plus,the equipment is expensive. 5. M:I love playing this adventure game about learning French.The game levels are so hard,and there are so many challenges. W:But it's exciting when you get over them.Have you ever got stuck? M:Sometimes,but I enjoy the tough parts. 6-7 W:I'm a little concerned.Lily coughed a lot in class this morning. M:Yeah,this has been going on for a while.Shall we suggest she see a doctor? W:I'm afraid that she might think we're worried about getting sick from her.I don't want to make her feel worse. M:But what if it's something serious? W:Maybe we should just tell her we're worried,and let her decide what to do. M:Alright.I'll talk to her after I return the books to the library. 8-9. W:Max,did you enjoy the science fair(展销会)yesterday? M:Yes,I loved it,Sophie.Especially the robots,they could move around and even talk. W:I was excited about the chemistry section.The way they showed the colorful reactions encouraged me to learn more. M:The space section was so cool as well.I didn't know how much bigger some planets are,compared to the Earth before.Did you see the model of Mars? W:Yes.It made me want to travel into space in the future. 10-11. M:How do you like this painting?Look at all these strange lines and colors. W:Yeah,it doesn't aim to show real things.Instead,it focuses more on feelings rather than figures or an exact scene. M:Really?It just looks disorganized to me W:It might seem that way,but look at the colors.The blues and greens create a calm environment,don't you think? M:Now that you mention it,yes,it does feel kind of peaceful. W:Exactly.And see those red lines?They add something unusual that goes against the calm. M:Oh,I get it now.It's like the artist wants to show that even in peaceful moments, there can be some stress. 13-16. W:Mom and Dad told me you did something really good last weekend.What was it, Gary? M:It was a clean-up activity near the river. W:What did you do? M:We picked up litter and cleared out some unwanted plants.It was hard work,but I really enjoyed it.It felt good to see our city looking cleaner and more beautiful. W:I've always wanted to do something like that.Was it hard to volunteer? M:Not really.I just signed up online,and the organizer emailed me all the details.I met lots of friendly people,too. W:Would you do it again? M:Definitely.I learned a lot about how litter has an impact on animals.We humans hurt them without even realizing it. W:That's bad.I'll go and volunteer with you next time. M:That'd be great,Emma.We can also make posters to tell others about it in our community.I'm sure some neighbors would be up for lending a hand. 17-20. This is your school's director,Mr.Yu.I hope you've had a great summer.I haven't seen many of you since before last spring's exams and the senior graduation! Today is the first page of a new story. School sometimes feels like just tests and marks,but it's so much more than that. It's about discovering what lights you up,learning from those around you,and figuring out who you are.The main challenge for all of you this year is to stay open-minded.Growth comes from stepping outside your comfort zone () To help with that,we're making some changes.You'll still have group activities, tests,and study periods.But now,we're adding more projects where students can work alone.Through these,you can find out what you're really into.These projects are your chances to take the lead in your own learning.It might also give you an idea of what you want to study in university later. That's all from me.Next,some excellent teachers will share their plans for your new term.