黑龙江省八五一零农场中学2025-2026学年高一下学期6月阶段检测英语试题

t2025-2026学年度下学期高一学年6月评估 英语 (考试时问：120分件试卷满分：1S0分) 第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分） 第一节 听下面5段录音、每段录音后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳 选项、听完每段录音后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段录音播 放两遍。 1.What does the womon ask Frank to do? A.Cut vegetables. B.Wash the rice. C.Set the table 2.How does the man feel about Juno's Job performance? A.It's just so-so. 3.It's satisfactory. C.Ir's disappointi血g 3.Where is the man going today? A.Toa zoo. B.To a museum. C.To an amusement park. 4.What are the speakers mainly discussing? A.Their teacher. B.Achurch. C.The origin of a festival. 5.What food are the speakers making? A.A sandwich. B.A hambu山ger. C.A pizza. 第二节 听下面5段录音，每段录音后有几个小题，从愿题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳 选项。听每段录音前，你将有时间阅读各个小愿，每小愿5秒钟：听完后，每小题都有5秒 钟的作答时间。每段录音插放两遍。 听第6段录音，回答第6、7题。 6,What did the woman buy for the man? A.A pigtoy: B.Ahorse toy. C.A backpack. 7.What did the man do with the elephant toy yesterday? A He washed it B.He sent it to his sister. C.He gaye it to a dog 听第7段录音，回答第8、9题。 8.What is the purpose of the program? A.To adyertise a movie. B.To promote animal protection. C.To reduce studenis'exam stress. 9.How long does the program last? AAwe叱. B.Three days. C.Two days. 第1页，共0顷 听第8段录音，回答第10至13题。 10.Whlch country drinks the most tea per person? A.China. B.Tutkiye. C.Ireland. 11.What kind of tea does the man like best? A.Black tea. B.Green tea. C.White tea. 12,Why does the man mention Coca-Cola? A.To illustrate that sweet tea is healthy. 3.To prove that sweet tea is very popular. C.To show that sweet tea bas a higb sugar content. 13.What do the speakers talk about in the end? A.The effect of Masala chai. B.Some other uses for tea leaves. C.The steps for making bubble tea. 听第9段录音，回答第14至17题， 14.When can people send name suggestions for storms? A.By July 3rd. B.By August 3rd. C.By September 3rd. 15.Whatletter can't a storm name start with? A.Y. B.S. C.J. 16.Why does the woman want to name a storm "Elsa? A.It's from her favorite book. B.It's pretty easy to pronounce. C.It's the name of her pet bird. 17.What name has the man sent to the Met Office's website? ATom”. B."Derek" C."Katie" 听第10段录音，回答第18至20题。 18.Which of the foDowing arranges CLIPPA yearly? A.A national theater. B.A primary school. C.A charity. 19.Who won the 2025 CLIPPA? A.Jane Newbeny. B.Colette Hiller. C.Brian Bilston. 20.Which poem did the students from Miriam Lord Primary School perform? A.A Short Introduction to the Doggish Language. B.Here Come the Dinosaurs. C.Hyperbole. 第2项，共10项 CS扫描全能王 3亿人都在用的扫描App 第二部分阅读（共两节，满分50分） 第一节（共15小题：每小题25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. Books about real-life joumeys It's the Jourey Not the Destination by Cari Honore Illustrated by Krislen and Kevin Howdeshell (Magic Cat) Set off on 40 different 'slow"adventures-by fool,bike,boat or train-in this book.You'll explore the rose city of Petra,follow the Great Stones Way and Joumey down the River Nile. Incredible Joumeys by Levison Wood Illustrated by Sam Brewster (Hachette Children's) Joln reaHlife explorer Levison Wood to set out on 20 expeditions ()Follow along on joumeys includlng Nellie Bly's trip around the world in 72 days,space misslons to the Moon and adventurous voyages deep under the sea. Amazing Animal Journeys by Phillppa Forrester(D灯 Read about some of the joumeys of the animal kingdom.Discover the record-breaking flight of the Arctic tem;the sharks that move from the ocean's depths to the surface;and the monarch butterfties that use magnetic fields (to follow a path along the coast of North America. Shackleton's Joumey by William Grill(Flying Eye Books) Emest Shackleton's expedition to Antarctica between 1914 and 1916 Is one of the most famous joumeys of all time.Although his ship was badly damaged,leaving his team member stranded(), he managed to bring them back safely.This book shows all the detalls of the voyage-from the names of the dogs to how the explorers celebrated midwinter. 21.What can readers leam about in Incredible Joumeys? A.The Arctic tem's fiight B.A joumey down the River Nile. C.Nellie Bly's trip around the world. D.The Great Stones Way exploration. 22.Whose book shares the Joumeys of different animals? A.Carl Honore's.B.Levison Wood's.C.William Grill's.D.Philippa Forrester's. 23.What do we know about Shackleton's Joumey? A It indudes more than 40 different adventures. B.It centres on an Antarclic expedition. C.It mainly shows the beauty of Antarctca. D.It offers survival suggestions In extreme cold. 第3须，共10页 8 Heldy Martinez never imaglned she would focus on shark research.A study abroad trip to South Africa during college changed the course of her life.At the time,she signed up for a cage diving program with her classmates to observe sharks.Martinez first decided to join for a simple reason:I really just wanted lo scare my classmates."However,when she saw a great white shark, she was shocked.That encounter became an importanl moment in my career." Few would guess that her undergraduale degrees are in anthropology and psychology 和心理学).After graduating from college,she was determined to work in a psychology lab.That all changed when she watched Sharkovater,a documentary about protecling sharks.The film helped her reallze she llked her maJor,but felt a deep passlon for the ocean. When she decided to change careers in her mid-20s,Martinez was filled with anxdiety.Then she talked to her parents.To her surprise,her father teared up when he heard her decision.It tumed out that her father had also dreamed of studying ocean biology,but had been discouraged by his school's career counselors(轴导员)， After changlng careers,Martinez first wanted to make sure if this was truly the life she wanted. So she declded to gain field experience.She started by joining a project in Nicaragua that established olive ridley sea turtle hatcheries(而龟，p化基地).From there,opportunities kept coming. In 2022,she worked as a research assistant studying whale sharks in the Philippines,which led her to her role as a ship blologist in Mexico. Martinez's work Is full of challenges.She constanty works with new people on different boats. This lifestyle is also extremely arduous:constant travel means she has no settled home,and her backpack Is her only constant For the past five years or so,she has found herself in a new location almost every week.'It's not easy,but every bit of hard work pays off,"Martinez says. 24.Why did Martinez join the cage diving program at first? A.To test her courage. B.To play a trick on her dassmates. C.To study sharks'behiavior. D.To take photos of sharks. 25.How did Martinez's father react to her career decision? A.He was supportive. B.He was uncertain. C.He was disappointed. D.He was confident 26.What was Martinez's first step after changing her career? A.She jolned a project to protect sea turtles.B.She started to work on different boats C.She worked as a researcher in a lab. D.She set up a biology program. 27.What does the underlined word'arduous'in the last paragraph mean? A Relaxing. B.Speclal. C.Boring. D.Oifficult 第项，共10页 CS扫描全能王 3亿人都在用的扫描App C A Chinese dance studio has developed electronic lap shoes that may change the way dancers perfomm.These shoes were first shown to the publlc in a dance perfommance al the Hong Kong Cultural Centre last month.The idea came during the COVID-19 pandemlc when the studlo wanted to find a qulet way to practice tap dancing at home without annoying nelghbours.They wondered whether they could make a pair of quleter shoes that could connect to an app or earphones and recreate tap sounds that could be personallsed. With the help of sound artist and musical Instrument inventor Ng Chaklam,the shoes were completed in just under two years,according to the studlo founders and choreographers Zoe Chan and Cal Tang.The shoes feature up to 14 sensors per palr.When these sensors strike the ground,they send a signal to an inlerface (that activates a pre-programmed sound.These sounds can be played direclly or changed through a computer before belng amplified () According to the dancers,performing in the electronic shoes is a different experience.Traditional tap creates a direct,physlcal connection between movement and sound,and the resulting sound is predictable.The e-shoes separate how your body feels from the sounds you hear.This means dancers need to change their movement skills and their ideas,too.They have to releam the connection between their bodles and the sounds they make. A light tap on the electronic tap shoes can make a long musical note.This is something traditional tap shoes can't do.Tang sald,'A good example is how hard you lap and howlong the sound lasts.With traditional tap shoes,a quick,sharp lap makes a quick,sharp sound-that's how physics works.But now,one quick tap can start a long.steady musical note or a changing electronic sound.This complete separation of what you do and the sound you get is the key part of this new way of making tap sounds." 28.What is the purpose of developing the electronic tap shoes? A To reduce serious dance injuries.B.To make lap dancing performed in a new way. C.To allow dancers to practice quietly.D.To improve the sound quality of tap dancing. 29.What is the function of the sensors in the shoes? A.They record the dancers'movements. B.They tum the sounds up or down. C.They send signals to play pre-recorded sounds. D.They help correct the dancers'body movements. 30.How is paragraph 3 developed? A By Introduding a new ldea. B.By making a comparison. C.By using an expert's words. D.By providing research resulls. 31.Whal does Tang's explanation in the last paragraph mainly focus on? A.The advanlages of tap dancing. B.The challenges of creating the shoes. C.The physics behind the sound production.D.The creative feature of the electronlc tap shoes 第项，共10顶 D When astronauts try to grow food in space,there are problems.On Earth,gravity (tells plant rools to grow down and shoots to grow up.But in a weightless environment,plants grow in unusual directions as they seek to identify gravity.wasting much energy.A group of three teens have now found a new way to guide plants like gravity does:using magnets. These teenage students used a technlque they call magneto-priming.That's just a fancy word for magnelizing,"says Lya Kim,one of the team members.It is nol new,but until now,it has been used to help seeds (produce auxin,which allows water to enter seeds more easily so plants grow faster.The team looked at it in a different way.They believed that once plants were magnetized, magnets could act like gravity and help plants grow straight in space. They chose sugar snap peas for tests,a vegetable which contains lots of iron and is easy to be magnetized.The seeds were put into ring-shaped magnets for 24 hours to get magnetized.Then the team planted seeds in petri dishes (and attached two magnets to one side of these petri dlshes.The petri dishes with both treated and untreated seeds were put into a clinostat,which helps to creale a microgravity environment.They expected the treated peas would grow toward the magnels. Magnetized seeds grew【toward the magnets.Magneti位ed seeds sprouted(发弄)28 percent faster than non-magnetized seeds,reports Lya.Baby pea plants also grew about 67 percent faster than those from non-magnetized seeds.And as expected,sprouts from magnetized seeds grew straighter than non-magnetized ones. The teens hope their work will point the way toward higher crop production during long-temm space travel.Besides,finding better ways to grow plants in space provides more than just food. Astronauts will feel at home when traveling alongside growing plants. After seeing how magnetism affects plant growth,Lya wonders how it might affect plants at a deeper level.For example,could it affect a plant's ability to produce seeds?Could it affect how water spreads through plant tissues?These are questions she would investigate next 32.What do we know about magneto-priming? A.It is repurposed by three teens from its original use. B.It was invented by a group of teenage students. C.It was invented to gulde plant growth direction.D.It is widely used in space crop growing. 33.What is the main idea of paragraph 3? A.The importance of a clinostat B.The differences in trealed seeds. C.How the experiment was carried out D.Why sugar snap peas were selected. 34.What do the experiment results in paragraph 4 show? A Magnetization has a long-term effecL B.Magnetization improves pea growth effectively. C.Magnetized seeds had a higher sprouting rate. D.Magnetized seeds contained more iron 35.Which of the following can best describe the team members? ACreative and fonward-thinking. B.Strict and competitive. C.Practical and hard-working. D.Careful and patient 第6页，共10页 CS扫描全能王 3亿人都在用的扫描App 第二节（共5小题，每小题2.5分，满分125分） Astronauts on the Intemational Space Statlon often spend 6 to 12 months In space.It Is herd to stay Inslde the space station all that time,but they still need to do thelr everyday living,such as. working.eating,and exercising with limited resources.Imagine you are an astronaut on the space station right now.36 Keep leaming Astronauts are constantly leaming.They do all the sclence experiments that need to happen on the space station.Most of the time,these experiments were deslgned by sclenllsts.37 Astronauts also need to leam how to operale parls of the space slatlon,such as the robotic am. Do exercise 38_One way they do this is by runnlng on a deslgned treadmll(电步机)，whlch could hold them down so they won't float away.You can keep your muscles strong,too.Do some push ups, sil ups or jog so that you'll be strong enough when you can go exploring. Observe Earth Astronauts love to take pictures and videos of Earth from the window of the space station.39 You can take pictures from your window,too.Think about what makes your street and city special and take notes of the pattems you see. Stay in touch Astronauts keep in touch with their families by email and video-conference.You can keep in touch with your family and friends in the same way.Make a list of the friends and relatives you want to stay in touch with and contact a few every day.40 A.What do you know about astronauts? B.What activities would you do in space? C.They will be glad to know you are thinking about them. D.Astronauts need to keep their musdes strong to stay healthy. E Astronauts are leaming how to grow food on the space station. F.So they need to leam about the sclence by following the right steps provided. G.Seeing Earth in a new way gets them thinking about whal makes our planet unlque. 第三部分语盲运用（共两节，满分30分） 第一节（共5小愿：每小题】分，共15分） 阅读下面短文，从号题所片的人，B、C,D回个这项中这出可以填入空白处的最仕达项， 第7页，共10页 Yesterday,a salesman called me by phone,on behalf of a lelecommunication company,to sell his phone plans.I was at work and while I usually don't like spending time on those conversations,I 41myself that I couldn't talk yet and42 that he call me back one hour laler,at 6 pm. That's what he dld.So we 43about 15 minutes.He explalned to me his different phone plans,which he slaled to be better than my 44one.While listening to him,sometimes I was lost in my thoughts.I gave several 'hmm hmm',as a sign of agreement and to 45 that I was still there.Sometimes,I felt a bit46,espedally as he had a bit of difficulty in correctly talking In French.But I stayed calm and47_until the end of the discusslon. FInally,he expressed his48to me:'Olivier,you are the first person in a long time,with whom I had a(n)49conversation.Usually,people 50at us and slam down the phone.Today,since 10 a.m.I hadn't had51without an offense.I know you had a long day at work and you could have52in front of your TV or done something else.53, you llstened carefully to me.I am touched and I sincerely thank you." It set me thinking.I realized that he had been the 54of language violence ()all through his working days.Yet,he was only doing his job.I felt a sense of 55 that I hadn't treated him so rudely. 41.A.found B.excused C.understood D.forgave 42.A.responded B.agreed C.proposed D.ordered 43.A.talked B.argued C.waited D.discussed 44.A.previous B.useless C.favorile D.present 45.A.concem B.ensure C.announce D.confim 46.A.annoyed B.impatient C.nervous D.moved 47.A.silent B.patient C.polite D.concentrated 48.A.gratitude B.sadness C.satisfaction D.disappointment 49.A.awkward B.enjoyable C.usual D.brief 50.A wave B.signal C.smile D.shout 51.A.Interview B.order C.conversation D.quarrel 52.A.worked B.relaxed C.complained D.slept 53.A.Instead B.Besldes C.Moreover D.Otherwise 54.A.proof B.supporter C.phenomenon D.target 55.A.relief B.safety C.pride D.responsibility 第8领，共10项 CS扫描全能王 3亿人都在用的扫描APp 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】个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式， When people think of Beijing.the hutong style always comes to mind.Il is no exaggeralon( to say that within hutongs lives the city's history. The word 'hutong"referred to a place56people live,and it was borrowed from the Mongollan word to mean waler well'aboul 700 years ago.Hutongs we see today are made up of small paths57(form)by walls of siheyuan.They58(build)during the Yuan,Ming and Qing dynasties. When the People's Republic of China were founded in 1949,there were more than 3,000 hutongs.Most of the clty's population lived in this tradltional housing.But with the development of the clty in 59 1980s and earty 1990s,many hutongs were pulled down to build roads, skyscrapers and modem60(house). The govemment has recognized the61(important)of hulongs to Chinese cultural heritage.In 2002,Beljing listed 40 protected historical zone 62 Increased its efforts to rebuild some key relics and older streets in the city.Nearly 500 hulongs have survived. Hutongs that still exist are like oases()of calm in the 63(noise)city.Walking through them,it's common for us to see groups of elderly people64(sit)together playing cards, mahjong or Chinese chess.In the early momings and evenings,they gather to practice traditional fomms of exercise such as Talchi as well 65 dancing and singing folk song's or Peking Opera.Hutongs have become 'museums'of Beljing's folk customs and history. 第四部分应月（共两节，满分40分） 第一节应用文写作（满分15分） 假定你是李华，你校英文报正在举办以Technology and Dally Life'为主题的征文活动，邀 请同学们分亨科拉给生活带来的变化.请你写一篇短文投稿，内容包括： (仞介绍一种你常用的科技产品： ②说明该产品帮你解决的实际问题： ③凌达你对“科技与日常生活”的看法 注意：(1)写作词数应为80个左右： (2请按如下格式在相应位置作答， Technology and Daily Life 第9项，共10页 第二节（满分25分） 阅读下面材料。根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之构成一简完整的短文 Three years ago,I found a tiny baby bird outslde my bookshop,eyes closed and near death.I spent many days encouraging it to feed and keeping it warm.Soon,soft feathers started to grow all over its body,giving it a rather funny appearance.I didn't even know what type of bird it was until sometime later when new feathers showed the beautiful pattems of a thrush ()I called her Birdie. Over the following month,she leamt to fly and to feed herself,and gradually felt at home with me.Birdie sat on top of my computer when I was writing,then on top of my bookshelf, watching with interest as I organized my books.She stayed on the table beside me,calling for food,and when she was tired she rested against my neck to sleep.If I went outside,Birdie would fly behind me,sitting on the clothesline as I hung up the clothes,or moving around near me in the garden.She became my closest friend. One aftemoon,I was outside walking around the small forest when Birdie flew off and didn't retum for a few hours.When she reappeared she chirped()loudly for food so I placed a small dish of cut-up meat on the kitchen windowsill ()She ate it quickly before flying off again.Each day Birdie would fly through the window,sit on the windowsill and eat her meat,then disappear.It was a wonderful result I had raised this tiny bird from near death to a beautiful blrd who was now free. Over time,she made my bookshop her frequent stop and took on the role of the Bookshop Bird.She walked around fearlessly,chirping loudly for cut-up meat when hungry.Everyone loved her and many took her photo.Birdie always posed()like a professional model, looking straight into the camera.When I was busy in the bookshop,she sometimes stood on the doorstep watching as I talked to customers. 注意：(1)续写词数应为150个左右： (2)请按如下格式在相应位置作答. Then,one day,Birdle didn't retum. Three years later,when I opened the bookshop,a bird appeared at the door.. 第10项，共10页 CS扫描全能王 3亿人都在用的扫描App