天津市滨海新区大港第一中学2026-2027学年度上学期第一次形成性检测英语试卷

大港一中2026-2027学年度上学期第一次形成性检测 英语试卷（2026-10-16) 奎试卷分策I卷（选择题）和第Ⅱ卷（非选择题）两部分，满分150分，考试 申时100分钟。 第一节（共5小题；每小题1分，满分5分） 1.Who is the woman talking to? A.A painter. B.An mailman. C.A salesman. 2.How much does the woman pay? A.$76. B.$66. C.$60. 3.Why does the man believe he will get a higher grade? A.He got more sleep at night.B.He.always scores higher. C.He studied all night. 4.What does the man think of the goalkeeper? A.Important.B.Weak. C.Skilled 5.Where does the conversation take place? A.In a library.B.In a bookstore.C.At an English corner. 第二节（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分） 听下面一段对话，回答第6至第8小题。 How does the woman feel now? A.Tired.B.Worried.C.Calm. 7.Why doesn't the man agree with the woman's suggestion at first? A.He doesn't want to leave the children.B.They don't have enough money. C.He doesn't want to trouble his parents. 8.What relation is the man to the woman? A.Her workmate.B.Her brother.C.Her husband. 听下面一段对话，回答第9至第11小题。 9.Why can the woman keep slim? A.She seldom eats meat.B.She does much exercise.C.She goes on a diet. 10.How often does the basketball club meet? A.Once a week.B.Once two weeks. C.Once a month. 11.What are the speakers going to do on Sunday? A.Look for running machines.B.Buy an exercise bike.C.Go to the gym 昕下面一段独白，回答第12至第15小题。 12.How many key cultural sites are listed under state protection in China? A.Over 5,000.B.Over 1,000.C.Over 770. 13.What did the Chinese government do with the cultural sites in the 1990s? A.It passed new laws to protect them. B.It spent much money on their protection. C.It used special technology to protect them. 14.In what aspect does the Chinese government protect cultural cities? A.Agricultural technology.B.The natural environment. C.Ancient buildings and traditional cultures. 15.What are the cultural experts planning to do? A.Rebuild some ancient city walls. B Introduce folk culture and art to more countries. C.Carry out a protection project on ancient villages. 育二部分：英语知识运用（共两节，满分45分） 官一节：单项选择(15小题，15分) 6.---I was going to propose a picnic this weekend,but Lily said it would surely rain and refused to join us. ---Ugh,what A.an eager beaver B.a wet blanket C.cool as a cucumber. D.dragging his feet. 7.I honor endurance,perseverance,industry;because these are the means. men achieve great ends. A.which B.on which C by which D.where 8.The barber,not him,asked if he had a ticket to the lecture. A.to recognize B.recognizing C.recognized D.being recognized 9.After years of hard work,he finallyplaying college ball at a small school. A.ended up B.put up C.brought out D.crossed out 0.Their perseverancewith an epic comeback against the defending champion Brazil in the quarter-finals. A.came off B.looked through C.paid off D.carry on 21.The Chinese women's volleyball team was assigned to the "group of death",it faced several strong opponents. A.where B.which C.who D.as 22.I want to see the people kindness and gentleness have made my life worth living A.who B.whom C.that D.whose 23 Humor is a way of life and a tool that can be used to the world. A.flatter B.examine C.illuminate D.dedicate 24.When the exam results came out,the student's excellent score was far beyond his parents' highest A.expectation B.association C.endurance D.revelation 25. for the NBA in 2009,Stephen joined the Golden State Warriors. A.To select B.Selected C.To be selected D.Being selected 26.The young musician made a achievement that his first album was praised by experts worldwide. Acomplicated B.remarkable C.graceful D.abstract 27.Wang Manyu won four gold medals at the WTT Grand Smash tournaments. A.for instance B.after all C.in turn D.in a row :28.The English teacher as well as his students an mmportant role in the charity event since last month. A.played B.plays C.has played D.have played 29.a lot of hard work and a touch of luck play a part,perseverance is the key. A.As B.Since C While D.When 30.---Yoube tired after such a long journey.Why not have a rest first? ---Thanks,but I feel quiet energetic actually. A.can B must C.should D.need 第二节：完形填空（共20小题：满分30分）》 When I was just out of college,I managed to get my dream job as a trader in New York City on the floor of the American Stock()Exchange.Though it was a proud (31),the job was simply too physically (32).I must stand in a crowd every day,which often (33)me in a mindset that held me back. Manhattan is a walking town and it's difficult to (34)when you have a disability.Taxis are expensive and riding the subway (35)dozens of steep steps to get below(36).This left me only one (37)---the bus. One night,after the (38)for my job,I was aching with my self-pity (39)it started to rain on my walk to the bus stop.I became more and more (40)without an umbrella,thinking I'd never(41)it in this city and telling myself,"this city is just too hard"and"maybe it is just not possible for a guy like me". And then,I (42)the most beautiful,short moment.A couple came rolling by on roller skates, hand (43)hand as they skated what seemed like the tango ()They were all wet but they saw the (44)as an opportunity and romance. I suddenly became(45)for waiting in the rain because I would have missed this beauty(46)ifI had been in a taxi or on the subway.This,although(47),was an important moment on my journey to discovering the (48)of achieving health and happiness.When I change my mindset,(49)for a moment,to what is possible and work to get rid of the self-limiting beliefs that(50)my daily actions, I will be on the road to a healthier,happier life 31.A.adjustment B.achievement C.agreement D.treatment 32.A.tiring B.disappointing C.felaxing D.ooring 33.A.reminded B.expected C.took D.left 34.A.go up B.get around C.set off D.show up 35.A.acquires B.supports C.requires D.surrounds 36.A.ground B.street C.town D.city 37.A.change B.chance C.idea D.choice 38.A.struggle B.work C.experience D.influence 39.A.before B.while C.when D.after 40.A.nervous B.curious C.scared D.upset 41.A.get B.make C.put D watch 42.A.recalled B.intended C.witnessed D.realized 43.A.on B.by C.to D.in 44.A.rain B.tree C.wind D.cloud 45.A.astonished B.grateful C.anxious D.relaxed 46.A.exactly B.instantly C.entirely D.suddenly 47.A.strange B.small C.normal D.different 48.A.humor B.honesty C.power D.process 49.A.still B.yet C.also D.even 50.A.affect B.follow C.forbid D.harm 第三部分：阅读理解（共20小题，满分50分） 阅读下列短文，从每题所给的四个选项(A、B、C和D)中，选出最佳选项 A In today's fast-paced digital world,teens have less chance to have face-to-face connections and conversations with others.When presented with an unfamiliar social situation,they may feel uncomfortable,and therefore they may choose to avoid socializing ( Our two-day workshop will give them a good foundation of etiquette (and manners as well as help prepare your teen for many new social and business situations they winl tace as young adults.It will provide them with the self-contidence,enthusiasm,and motivation,which are essential as they move into the next period of their lives. The following topics will be covered in the two-day workshop: Day One,1:00-4:00 PM: Proper Introductions Handshakes Eye Contact The Art of Small Talk Leadership Qualities How to Make a Positive First Impression Be the Perfect Guest Invitations &Thank-You Notes Day Two,1:00-4:00 PM: Table Skills Dining Manners Informal/Formal Place Setting Interviewing Tips for College Job Interviews Dressing the Part Be a Good Listener Interview Follow Up Calls Thank-You Notes Grooming(打扮)&Skin Care Graduation Celebration Class size is limited to fourteen students,so early application is encouraged. Note:Class is a two-day workshop Date:Sep.28 Sep.29th Time:1:00-4:00pm Price:$285.00/teen. Registration closes at 11:59 pm,Sep.21 If you are interested in joining the two-day workshop,please fill out our Application Form online so we may provide you with the further service.Please take advantage of our applieation credit. Invite a friend to apply for the workshop and you can receive a $10.00 credit toward your course fee. 51.What's the main goal of the two-day werkshop? A.To help participants know themselves. B.To provide face-to-face business meetings. C.To give lessons on future job interview preparations. D.To help participants learn some skills about social life. 52.What can participants learn on the first daw? A.Get through college mterviews. B Make friends with small talk. C.Behave properly at the table. D.Listen to others politely 53.What should you do to make sure you can join the workshop? A.Pay extra for workbooks. B.Sign up as early as possible. C.Go to the workshop in the morning. D.Make a request.on Sep.23. 54.How can you apply for the workshop? A.Over the phone. B.By text message. C.Through the Internet. D.Send applications in person. 55.ff Mr.Green invites one neighbor's son to the workshop,his son's class will cost A.$295.00B.$285.00C.$275.00 D.$185.00 B Jenny was driving her six-year-old son,Tony,to his piano lesson.They were late,and Jenny was beginning to think she should have given it up.There was always so much to do,and Jenny recently helped with an operation.She was tired.The storm and ice roads added to her tension. Maybe she should turn the car around. "Mom!"Tony cried."Look !Just ahead a car had lost control on the patch ofice.As Jenny tapped the brakes,the other car wildly rolled over;then crashed sideways into a telephone pole. Jenny pulled over,stopped and threw open her door.Thank goodness she knew her job well---she might be able to help these unfortunate passengers.Then she paused.What about Tony?She couldn't take him with her.Little boys shouldn't see scenes like that.But was it safe to leave him alone?What if their car were hit from behind?For a brief moment Jenny considered going on her way. She asked Tony to stay in the car and ran,slipping and sliding,toward the crash site.It was worse than she'd feared.Two girls of high school age in the car.One was killed.The driver, however,was still breathing.Jenny quickly applied pressure to the wound in the teenager's head while her practiced eye checked the other injuries.A broken leg,maybe two,along with probable internal bleeding.But if help came soon,the girl would live. A trucker had pulled up and was calling for help on his cell phone.Soon ambulance and rescue workers came."Good job,"one said while examining the wounds."You probably saved her life!"Later the families of the victims came to meet Jenny,expressing their gratitude for the help she had offered. 56.What was Jenny doing when the accident happened? A.She was helping with an operation.B.She was driving for her son's lesson. C.She was driving home with her son.D.She was making a telephone for help. 57.What does Jenny de according to the passage? A.A taxi-driver B.A firefighter C.A nurse D.A teacher 58.The car accident was caused by A.the tiredness of the driver B.the truck who was telephoning while driving C.the students'careless driving D.the bad weather and terrible road conditions 59.Before going to rescue the wounded,enny worried a lot about A.her poor skills of saving people B.her little son's safety in the car C.her little son's piano lesson D.the students killed in the accident 60.We oan infer from the passage that A.the driver was saved thanks to Jenny's timely help B.there were at least two deaths in the car accident C.Jenny was to blame for the terrible car accident D.Tony was late for his piano lessons for this accident C It didn't look good for a team of rescue workers trying to make their way to the Gaza Strip (加沙地带).The changing environments posed an ever--present threat to their safety and brought significant barriers on their way to the destination.But this team comprised of veterinarians()and wildlife experts wouldn't be stopped.Lives depended on it. The rescuers had set their signts on the Rafah Zoo---an unlikely attraction in the war-torn region---where dozens of animals were suffering.It was,in fact,the facility's owner,Fathy Jomaa, who reached out to Four Paws(国际动物保护组织)about giving up the-animals..“It is a tough decision;I feel like I am losing my family,"Jomaa told Reuters."I have lived with some of those animals for 20 years,but the war starves the zoo of vital resources.It is time to let them go for a better place..” Earlier this week,after days of discussions,hope arrived at the zoo as Eour Paws.decided to transfer the animals.On April 6,all of the animals were finally loaded onto transport boxes.But at the border,the transport vehicles had to be changed,which required the animals to be unloaded and reloaded before finally finishing their journey. They reached their destination late at night---an animal sanctuary ()about an hour's drive from Amman,the Jordanian()capital.That's where the animals were finally released, stretching their legs and being among their own kind.Most will likely remain there,never worrying about food,comfort and care again. "No matter where they end up,all of these animals will know something that has always been out of reach for them:peace.We are looking forward to when these animals will take their first steps onto grass,"noted Robert Ware,director of Four Paws."That will be the very best ending for these poor animals.It will be the very best ending for such an international group effort as well.” 61.What may be stressed about the rescuers in paragraph 1? A.Their derermination to complete the rescue.B.Their achievements in animal protection. C.Their strategies for overcoming barriers.D.Their efforts to achieve world peace. 62.How did Joman feel about the animals in the Rafah Zoo? A.Relieved.B.Helpless.C.Annoyed.D.Hopeful. 63.What was probably Four Paws'plan for the animals? A.Releasing them into nature. B.Building a sanctuary for them. C.Providing necessities for them. D.Relocating them to war-free areas. 64.What's the author's purpose in quoting Robert Ware's words? A To highlight the significance of the rescue. A.To show the difficulty of the rescue mission. C.To criticize the war in the Gaza Strip. D.To praise the animals'adaptability. 65.Which of the following can be the best title of the text? A.Animals'Escape to Safety B.Rescue of Rafah Zoo in War C.People's Struggle for Survival D.Prom Conflict to Cooperation D Having a talent for hula hooping (could be more down to your body than your skills, according to a new study trom researchers at New York University (NYU).The researchers ran tests using robotic hula hoopers with simple body shapes.They were especially interested in what kinds of body movements and forms could successfully hold the hoop up and what physical requirements and limitations are related to it. I The study found that the spinning movement of the robot didn't influence the hula hooping,but what did have an impact on keeping the hoop lifted for longer was the shape of the robot used.The most successful robot shapes were those that featured sloping“hips”(倾斜的 臀部)to push the hula hoop up,and a narrow“waist(腰部)”to keep the hoop in place..Soa pear shape works well,for example.The results might explain why some people are natural hoopers. The researchers also looked at how the hula hooping got started.As anyone who has tried to do it will know,the starting speed is momentous:if it's too slow,or paired with a spinning movement that's too slow,the hoop simply falls off. The team produced mathematical models to explain the movements they were seeing and to broaden the findings to other types or movements.The models could be useful where objects are moved and controlled without being held.For example,getting robots in position through movements and using energy from movements in physical systems are two areas where the physics of hula hooping could inform future research. "We were surprised that an activity as popular,fun and healthy as hula hooping wasn't understood even at a basic physics level,"says Leif Ristroph,from NYU."As we made progress on the research,we realized that the math and physics behind it are very detailed and these seemingly simple movements and activities can uncover a range of extremely interesting science if you look closely.” 66.What did the NYU researchers aim to do through their study? A.Find out the best hula hoopers. B.Test robots'spinning functions C.Explore factors enabling hula hooping.D.Study the physics of robotic movements. 67.What mainly determines hula hooping's success according to the study? A.The speed of spinning movements. B.The specific structure of the body. C.The weight and height of the player.D.The advanced spinning skills of the player. 68.What does the underlined word"momentous"in paragraph 3 probably mean? A.Optional.B.Limited.C.Flexible.D Essential. 69.The examples in paragraph 4 are mentioned to show_ A.the robotic hoopers'energy effectiveness B.the physical benefits of hula hooping C.the plan for new robot development D.the models'possible applications 70.What can be inferred from Leif's words? A.Daily activities can hold huge scientific value. B.Sports science bears difficult physical theories C.Simple movements lead to a healthy lifestyle. D.Hula hooping's benefits need more attention. 第Ⅱ卷（非选择题，共35分） 第一节：单词拼写（根据课文内容填写，每空1分；满分10分）》 71.Stephen's grandfather built a simple basket by aa piece of plastic to a telephone pole. 72.Widely known as the "Peacock princess",Dao Meilan has d her life to art. 73.Not many people know that a lot of highly successful writers have previously faced r 74.While the doctors on examining Lara's ankle,I get her attention by doing a magic trick 75.Clown doctors work together to e the patients and hospital staff. 76.Dao Meilan's comes from the rich cultural heritage and traditional stories of her hometown. 77.Dao Meilan created amazing dances to bring out the (of the beautiful birds 78.With life being made up of ups and downs,it is not always easy to maintain a good and(热衷的)_attitude. 79.Practising day in and day out helped Stephen s his skill. 80.Florentijn Hofman's large sculptures,like floating fish,are on all over the world. 第二节：书面表达（满分25分）】 8l.假设你是晨光中学的李津，学校英文校刊开设了栏目Unforgettable Moments,请你向该 栏目投稿，描写一个让你印象深刻的运动瞬间。内容包括： (1)这个运动场景发生的时间与地点； (2)你看到/经历的具体过程； (3)你的感受与收获。 注意： (1)词数不少于100；(2)可适当加入细节，使内容充实、行文连贯。 标题：An Unforgettable Sporting Moment