安徽省怀宁县高河中学2024-2025学年高一下学期4月月考英语试题

年春高河中学高一第一次月考英语试题2025时间120分钟满分】50分第一部分听力（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仅读一遍

1.What willthewoman learnto makefirstA.Pizza.B.Dessert.C.Noodles.

2.Whatis theprobablerelationship betweenthe speakersA.Schoolmates.B.Neighbors.C.Strangers.

3.Whereare thespeakersprobablyA.In amuseum.B.In atheater.C.In alibrary.

4.Whatarc thespeakersprobably doingA.Having ameeting.B.Doing aninterview.C.Discussing aproject.

5.Whatare thespeakerstalking aboutconcerning thetripto ParisA.Accommodation.B.Means oftravel.C.Tourist attractions.第二节（共15小题；每小题

1.5分，满分

22.5分）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听第6段材料，回答第

6、7题

6.Howdoes thewoman feelAExcited.B.Anxious.C.Curious.

7.Whatlanguage istheman fluentinA.Spanish.B.English.C.French.听第7段材料，回答第8和9题

8.Whatdocs thewomanplan todoaftercollegeA.Get ajob.B.Make ajourney.C.Continueher education.

9.Whatis themanfondofdoingA.Teaching.B.Conducting business.C.Playing matches.听第8段舟料，回答第10至12题

10.Whywill thenewlibrary bebuiltwith aman-made materialA.To reducecost.B.To improvequality.C.To saveenergy.

11.Whatdoes themanalways recycleA.Plastic.B.Glass.C.Paper.

12.Howwill theoldlibrary dealwith theoldbooksA.By donatingthem.B.By lendingthem.C.By sellingthem.听第9段材耕，回答第13至16题

13.Whatdoes themanthink about thelivingroomA.Ils small.B.Ils dark.C.Its well-decorated.

14.What doesthewoman wanttostress aboutthe neighborhoodA.Its goodgreening.B.Its streetnoise.C.Its convenientlocation.

15.What doestheman likeaboutthekitchenAThelarge space.B.The modemdesign.C.Thenew equipment.

16.What dothemansee lastA.Thebedrooms.B.Thebackyard.C.Thebathroom听第10段材料，回答第17至20题

17.Whatdowe knowaboutVecchiaA.He isfromFrance.B.He hasgotten lotsofprizes.C.Heruns storesaround theworld.

18.What doesthespeaker sayaboutthehomemadeice creamA.It usesmaterials frommany countries.B.It isfamous forthewayitis made.C.It hasthirteen differenttastes.

19.Why didVecchiahold theexhibitionA.To showhischocolate models.B.To presenthis photographs.C.To sharehis successstories.

20.Howtall isVecchia^largest pieceofartA.About twometers.B.About threemeters.C.About fourmeters.第二部分阅读理解（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ATrainInformationAllcustomers travellingonTransLink servicesmustbe inpossessionofa validticket beforeboarding.For ticketinformation,please askat yourlocal stationorcall

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23.Whichtrain wouldyou takeifyougo fromCentral loVarsity LakesA.6:42pm.B.7:29pm.C.8:57pm.D.11:02pm.BShanghairesidents（居民）passingthroughthecityseasternHuangpudistrictearlierthismonthmighthave discoveredan unusualsight a“walking“building.An85-year-old primaryschool has been liftedoff thegroundin itsentirety andrelocated usingnewtechnology namedthe“walking”machine.Inthecityslatesteffbrttoprotecthistoricstnictures,engineersusednearly200mobilesupportsunderthefive-storj,building,according toLanWuji,chief technicalsupervisor oftheproject.Thesupportsact likeroboticlegs.Theyre splitintotwogroups whichinturns riseupanddown,likethehuman step.Thesensors（感应器）helpcontrol howthebuildingmoves forward,saidLan.In recentyears,Chinas rapidmodernization hasseen manyhistoricbuildingsdestroyed toclear landforskyscrapersandofficebuildings.Buttherehasbeengrowingconcernaboutthearchitecturalheritage（遗产）lossas aresultof destructionacross thecountry.It istrueShanghai hasbeen Chinasmostprogressive citywhen it comesto heritagepresen ation.Thesurvivalofanumberof1930sbuildings inthefamousbunddistrictand19th-century“shikumcn”（or“sionegate）housesin（herepairedXintiandineighborhoodhasofferedexamplesofhowtogiveoldbuildingsnewlife.Thecity alsohas atrack recordofrelocating oldbuildings.In2018,thecity relocateda90-year-oldbuildingin Hongkoudistrict,which wasthen consideredto beShanghaismost complexrelocation projecttodate.TheLagena PrimarySchool,which weighs7,600tons,faced anewchallenge-its T-shaped,whilepreviously relocatedstructures weresquare orrectangular（长方形的）,according toXinhua.Expertsand techniciansmet todiscuss possibilitiesand testa numberofdifferenttechnologies beforedecidingonthe“walking machine，Xinhua said.

24.Whydidthe85-year-old primaryschool havetobemovedA.To makeroomfor modernbuildings withoutdestroyingit.B.To meetthenew requirementsoftheschool.C.Toprotect itbetter asitis acultural heritage.D.To give（heold buildinganew life.

25.Howdidtheprimary schoolget movedA.By reducingtheweight ofit.B.By usingmovablesupports.C.By dividingitintoseveral parts.D.By usingroboticlegs.

26.Whichof thefollowingstatements maytheauthor agreewithA.Chinas rapidmodernizationleads tothearchitectural heritageloss.B.Themoveof theprimaryschool isthefirst exampleofheritageprotection.C.Thedifferent shapeof（he primaryschool addsdifficulty toitsmove.D.Themoveof theprimaryschoolis Shanghaismost complexrelocation project.

27.Wheredoes thepassageprobably comefromA.Anews report.B.Ascience review.C.Atravel magazine.D.Ageography book.CWhen mostpeoplethinkofrodents（啮齿动物）,theyeitherthink ofpests likemiceandrats,or cuteanimals,likeguineapigsorsquirrels.Whatdoesnotusuallycometomindisthegrass-chewing,water-loving,dog-sizedcapybara（水豚）.Weighingupto66kilograms,thecapybaraistheworldslargestrodent.Andthatmight betheleastinteresting thingabout thiswonderfulanimal.Nativeto SouthAmerica,capybaras arefound ingrasslandsnear lakesorrivers.They areexcellentswimmers andspendmuch oftheirtimeinthewater.They havewebs betweentheirtoes tohelp themswimeven better.Moreover,theposition oftheireyes,ears,and nosesonthetopsof theirheadshelps themfullydiveinthewatertohidefrompredators（捕食者）.Theylovethewater,andtheycanevensleepunderwater,withonlytheir nosesabovethe surface.Likemanyotherrodents,capybarasliveinlargesocialgroups.Whatsunusual,however,ishowfriendlycapybaras arewithother animalspecies.1he internetisfull ofimagesshowingsmaller animalssitting oncapybaras.But despitethesegiantrodents socialnatures andcutcncss,they dontmake verygood pels.Theycanbelerriiorial（有地盘意识的）wilhlargeranimals,andtheyhavebeenknowntobitehumanswhentheyfeel threatened.Capybaras continuetolosesomeoftheircutenesswhen onetakesalook attheirdiet.Theirmain foodisgrass,but likemanygrass-eating animals,they arcnotable tofullytake intheirmeal thefirsttimeit passesthroughtheirdigestivesyslem（消化系统）.So,capybarasfrequentlyeattheirowndroppingstogetadditionalnutrientsfrompreviousmeals.Therearelotsofreasonstolovecapybaras,butthisprobably isntoneofthem.

28.According tothispassage,what isspecialabout capybarasamong rodentsA.Their size.B.Theirfur.C.Theirteeth.D.Their livingwaters.

29.In whatunusual waydocapybaras hidefromtheirenemiesA.Theirfur mixeswiththeir environment.B.They liveinlargegroups tohideeach individual.C.They standstillin verytall grass.D.They keepmostofheir bodiesunder thewater.

30.Whywould acapybara NOTmake agoodpetA.They needalot ofwaterto playin.B.They mayhurt humanswhen threatened.C.Their foodis tooexpensivetoafford.D.They carrydiseases thatarc dangerousto humans.

31.Whatdoes theauthorsayabout thecapybarasdietA.Theirdiet isespecially friendlyto theenvironment.B.Capybaras becomeless cutewhenitcomes totheirdiet.C.Capybaras keepabalanced diettoget additionalnutrients.D.Theirdiet consistsofmany things,including grassesand otheranimalswaste.IOur Earthis surroundedby satellites.From phonecalls toweather forecasts,our dailyactivities dependonthem.In August,space welcomed18more Chinesesatellites.This wasthe firststep informing acommunicationnetwork calledQianfan,literally meaninga thousandsails,reported ChinaDaily.Led bySpaceSail,a companyin Shanghai,the Qian fan projectaims tocreate Chinasfirst massivesatellite internetconstellation,a networkof numeroussmall satellitesin lowEarth orbit,working togetherto provideglobalInternet coverage.Our goalthis yearis tolaunch108satellites.Starting fromhere,the numberof satellitesin theconstellationwilleventually beover

10.

000.Lu Ben,senior vicepresidentof SpaceSail.told CCTV.Apart fromtheir largenumber,Qianfans satellites are specialbecause theywill orbitbetween160kilometers and2,000kilometers aboveEarths surface,rather thanmore than20,000kilometers awayliketraditional satellites.The shorterdistance bringsbenefits bothtechnically andfinancially.Lower orbitsareeasier andless expensiveto reachhan higherones.For users,having sucha constellationcan bea causeforcelebration.As ChinaDaily pointsout,the Qianfannetwork willprovide high-speed,secure andreliablebroadband internetsen icesto usersaround theworld.Whether youare inthe mountainsor onthe seas,youonlyneed aphoneto transmitsignals tothesatellites.Meanwhile,low-Earth-orbitsatellitescanbeagamechangerforcountriesandregions.Theconstellationstheyformcangatherandtransmitlargevolumesofdata,contributingtoefficientpolicy-makinginkeyareasofthenational economylike urbanplanning.This isalso whyUS companySpaceX andOneWeb ofthe UKarespendingtens ofbillionsofdollars onsimilarnetworkprojects,according totheAsian DevelopmentBank.However,as moreand moresatellitesarelaunched,the spacearound Earthis becomingcrowded.Tosecureenough“scats”intimefbrQianfanssatellites,aShanghai-basedengineeringcenterresponsibleforthesatellites production,has gonefully digital,reported BejingDaily.In thisway,close to650satellites willbedeployed部署bytheend ofnextyearand Qianfanwillbe readybytheendof2030as planned.

32.Whatis thepurposeofQianfan projectA.To provideweather information.B.Topromote communicationviatheInternet.C.Tosend signalstohe mountains.D.Totransmit signaltothe sea.

33.Whichof thefollowingstatements istrueabout QianfanprojectA.Thisproject haslaunched108satellites.B.Chinais theonlycountry tocarryout thiskind ofproject.C.The projectdeserves payingmoney andefforts.D.Thisproject willbeready in30years.

34.Whatis theadvantageofQianfan overtraditional satellitesA.Largernumbers.B.Higher orbitingspeed.C Moresatellites.D.Shorterdistance fromtheearth.

35.Whatcan beachallenge toQianfanprojectA.Crowded spacenear theearth.B.Technological barriers.C.Shortage offund.D.Not enoughseats forengineers.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As you get older,youll meetawider rangeofpeoplefrom diversecultures.

36.If youhavent metmanypeoplefromdifferent backgrounds.Here aresometips fbrlearningmoreabout themand aboutyourself.KnowyourowncultureOneof thebestways tounderstandother peoplescultures istofirst consideryour own.37Dont thinkofyourown wayoflifeas theonlynormaloneand eveiyoneelses tobestrange.Otherwise,its hardto approachthosedifferences withrespect.38Maybeyouverecentlynietsonieonefromadifferentculture,or yourecurious abouthow differentlypeoplelive.When youmeet peoplefrom adifferent culture,ask themabout theirlives.Also,you canread books,watch moviesor listento radioshows

39.The moreyou leam,the morelikely youwill getused togreetingcultural differenceswith curiosityrather thandoubt.Appreciate thedifferencesDifferencesbetween usarewhatmakelifesointeresting,sojustaccept thedifferencesbetweenyourselfand yourfriends fromdifferent cultures.The bestway iorespect peoplefrom othercultures isto strikeabalancebetween curiosityand appreciation:Ask questionsifyourfriends areopen tothem.

40.A.Pay avisittoyourhometown.B.Learn aboutadifferent culture.C.When inRome,doas theRomansdo.I）.It canbehard toknowhowtorespect theircultures.E.These willhelpyougetan insidersviewona differentculture.F.Mostof usdontrealizethat ourcustomsand beliefsmight seemstrange tosomeoneelse.G.Also,learn howtojust silentlyobserveand appreciatethedifferences thatmakeus unique.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、D四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项15yearsago,whenIwasplayingbasketballinoneofAustraliaspremierbasketballleagues,Irememberasportspsychologistwehadfortheseason.Asyoungprofessionalathleteswithhighegos（自我价值感）,theteam werenot quiteconvincedthetechniques ofpsychologywould41perfbnnance,especially whenitdidntinvolveusing thephysical strengthand enduranceneeded to42theweeks of（raining andgames.I,43,was interested.Wewere trainedin avisualizationtechnique usedbefore games.It involvedmovingourselves intoameditative供想的）stateand takingourselves onajourneyinto the44to recreatetheexperienceof agame.From45home,gettingto thestadium,beingin thechangeroom,walking outontothe46and thenfinally visualizinghowwc wouldplay andseeourselves

47.The mostimportantpartofthe48wastobringtolifethevividdetailsofeachstage,whilealsofocusingonthe49（hatcamewithit.Weweretrainedto50fear,doubtandlearnedtogobeyondthem,sothatbythetimewegotoniothecourt,we weregrounded,51andready toplay.WhatIleanitmostfromthistechniquewasthatwinninggameswasimportantbuthowwe52toplaywaseven morevital.And53visualization wasa powerfulway toseethrough tothe54,there wereabsolutely no

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41.A.improve B.monitor C.measure D.maintain

42.A.compensate forB.prepare forC.lough outD.showup

43.A.in additionB.in otherwordsC.as aresultD.ontheotherhand

44.A.wild B.home C.history D.future

45.A.finding B.leaving C.moving D.missing

46.A.court B.street C.platform D.stage

47.A.learning B.winning C.wailing D.talking

48.A.subject B.match C.technique D.team

49.A.questions B.decisions C.feelings D.lessons

50.A.forget aboutB.drive awayC.bring backD.step into

51.A.cheerful B.patient C.eager D.confident

52.A.aim B.appear C.continue D.promise

53.A.unless B.as C.while D.if

54.A.solution B.goal C.truth D.background

55.A.shortcuts B.tools C.examples D.downsides第二节语法填空共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I个单词或括号内单词的正确形式DeepSeck:Pioneering theFutureofIntelligentSolutionsIn theageofrapid technologicaldevelopment,DccpScck hasbecomea pioneerinartificial intelligenceAIand dataanalytics.It56found tohelp industriesmakeintelligent decisions.DeepSeek focusesoncreating advancedAI platforms57improveefficiency andproductivity infieldslikefinance,healthcare,education,and logistics.Forexample,inhealthcare,DccpScck\algorithmscandiagnosediseases58accurate.In finance,itstools canpredict market59trend andreduce risks.WhatmakesDeepSeekspecialis60itfocusonadaptabilityandethicalAI.Thecompanytriestocreatetransparent AImodelsthat userscan trust.Its“AdaptiveLearning Frameworkallows systemstochangeaccording tonewdata.61stay usefulin changingsituations.Sinceitsstart,much praise62receive.Industry leaderslikeits abilitytoturn AItheory63practical uses.64CFO fromabig companysaid itcuttheir operationalcosts by30%and improvedforecasting.Healthcare workersalso likehowitreduces diagnosticeiTors.As itsCEOsaid,they wantAI tobringprogress,not justprofit.DeepSeek showsthebright futureofAI_______65_____its readyto changetheway industrieswork.第四部分.写作共两节,蒲分40分第一节应用文写作满分15分

66.假如你是某校高一学生，你发现班上很多同学由于种种原因几乎不参加体育锻炼，请你针对这一情况写一篇文章，内容包括

1.分析原因

2.你的看法和建议注意

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2.题目已为你写好AReport onStudentsTaking Exercise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，使之构成一篇完整的短文TheFall andRiseofa StarIwascertainthateverystudentinmyhighschooldramaclassnoticedthepapershakinginmyhandsasIstooduptotryoutfbrtheleadroleintheplay,Iwasnttherebychoice,butratherbecausetheteacherrequiredthateach ofushave atryfor apart.Asamode!”student,Iwentalongwiththerequest,eventhoughitfilledmewithfear.Iwassmallformyage,woresecondhandclothes,and criedeasily.Idesperately wishedto remaininmy seatand disappearintothebackground.However,thereIwasstanding,onstage.Readinglines台词，atleast,wassomethingIliked.So.I begantoread.Withinmoments,thefear wasgone.Iwas readingthepart forthemaincharacter,“Star,“whopossessedanoptimisticviewonlifedespitebeinganorphan孤JL,Iwasntanorphanmyself；butIfeltlikeone.Myfather hadleft us,and mymotherworked duringtheday,attended schoolat nightand spenther weekendsburiedin homework,It waseasy formeto believethatStars wordswere alsomy own.Ifinished readingandquicklyreturned tomyseat.Whenthe teacherannouncedthecast listand calledmy name,Iwas lostinmythoughts.“Patty,“sherepeated,44you areStar,Comeand collectyour lines.”“This cannotbe!How isitpossible,,Witha racingheart.Iapproached theteacherto getthepages.Ipracticed everyday-whilewalking toschool,during lunchbreaks,before bedtime,and evenonweekends.Inthebeginning,Iwaswoniedaboutforgettingmylines,butImanagedtoleanithembyheart.Myconfidencewas graduallygrowing.Thencametherehearsals（排练）.【twasduringthisstagethatIbegantodoubtmyconfidenceonceagain.Iwastoonervoustoact,Ifrequentlyforgotmylines.Thenafterseveralfailures,Ifinallyreachedmybreakingpoint.Iran outtowards thestairsand startedto cry,I cantdoit!”注意

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65.andA ReportonStudentsTaking ExerciseOurclass hasconducted asurvey-taking exerciserecently..Themajorityofthestudentsinourclassdonltakemuchexerciseduetovariousreasons.Manystudentscomplainthattheyhavebeensooccupiedwiththeirstudythattheyhavenotimetotakeexercise.Someofthestudents shownointerestintaking exercise.Stillsome ofthemhavent fonnedthehabit oftaking exerciseregularly.As faras Imconcerncd.taking exerciseregularly benefitsusalot.Sowc shouldakcexercise onaregularbasis tokeepfit..Onepossibleversion:价〃sei，e，a/ge〃〃eaa〃as〃〃rar〃s.Vbicesenvelopedme,andawarmhandlokholdofniine.Thioughtear-filledeyesJlookedupatconcernedfaces.Theteacherandsomeofmyclassmateshadfbllowcdmc/Tlcascdon^quit^oncofthcmsaidfirinly/Yducandoit.Comconl^Allofasuddcnjhcfcclingofbeinglikeanoi-phandisappeared.Myheartwasfilledwithwamith.Greatlyencouragedanddeeplymoved,!bravclyrctuincdtothestagcaftcrdryingmytcars.Thcrchcarsalscvcntiiallywcntonsmoothly.scttingthcstagc forthefinal performance.Theday finallyarrivedandtheperformance receivedanenthusiasticresponse.yhc audienceexplodedinthunderouscheersandtheteachersmiledwithgreatsatisfaction,asifsayingGreatjob!”.Gettingoflthestage,ourclassmates huggedeachotherexcitedly,feelingproudofourselves.Ifeltlikeabirdsoaringthroughthesky.Fromthatdayon,wheneverIencountereddiscouragement,Ipersevered.IwillneverforgetthatIwasoncea“回lenstar”who managedtoriseand shinethroughmy ownefforts,with theguidanceofan exceptionalteacher andtheunexpected supportof classmates.。