福建省部分达标学校2024-2025学年高一上学期11月期中英语试题.docx

1、福建省部分达标学校2024-2025学年高一上学期11月期中英语试题一、听力选择题1What does the man want to do?AWash his clothes.BBrush his teeth.CWash his hands.2What will the speakers do tonight?AGo to a party.BSee a film.CStudy for a test.3What is the weather like right now?AClear.BCloudy.CRainy.4When does the boss need the report?AThi

2、s morning.BThis afternoon.CTomorrow morning.5What does the woman mean?ADr. Wilson will call the man.BThe man has failed the exam.CShe cant tell the man the information.听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。6Where does the conversation take place?AIn a restaurant.BAt a store.CAt home.7What does the woman want to drink?AJ

3、uice.BHot water.CSoda.听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。8What does the girl want to buy?AA backpack.BA dress.CSports shoes.9What will the man do next?ACall his wife.BPick up Jenny.CTake the girl to the shop.听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。10Where is the man?AIn his office.BIn a bank.CAt a gas station.11What does the man give the w

4、oman?AHis visa.BHis passport.CHis student card.12Who is James?AThe womans teacher.BThe womans coworker.CThe mans friend.听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。13What are the speakers planning?AA holiday.BA wedding.CA business trip.14Which country have the speakers visited before?AAustralia.BFrance.CThailand.15What is the

5、 relationship between the speakers?AFriends.BHusband and wife.CEmployer and employee.16How long do the speakers plan to take off from work?AOne week.BTwo weeks.CThree weeks.听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。17What is the speaker?AA weatherman.BA doctor.CA driver.18Which season is it now?ASpring.BSummer.CWinter.19What

6、will the highest wind speed be during the week?A30 km per hour.B35 km per hour.C50 km per hour.20How many centimeters of snow will fall on Friday?ATwo.BEight.CTen.二、阅读理解Winter Festivals in the WorldHere are amazing winter festivals held in some places around the world. Enjoy the magic of winter cele

7、brations!International Snow Sculpture (雕塑) Championships-AmericaThis winter festival has been celebrated for many years. Teams of artists from around the world must compete to carve 25-ton blocks of snow into works of art themselves. There are no power tools allowed! The result is an outdoor art gal

8、lery (画廊) in downtown Breckenridge. The 34th yearly Snow Sculpture Championships run from January 22 to January 26, and the art gallery is open from January 26 to January 31.Kiruna Snow Festival-SwedenThe Discoverer explains that this snow festival, which began in 1986, is held in Kiruna, deep insid

9、e the Arctic Circle. The main part of the festival is a snow sculpting competition that includes artists from around the world. But there are plenty of activities to keep visitors busy during the competition, including sledding(乘雪橇), figure skating and a snow blower contest where they work to see wh

10、o can clear a path through a 40 cm deep pile of snow. The festival takes place from January 24 to January 28.Ice Magic Festival-CanadaThe Ice Magic Festival has been taking place in Lake Louise for over 20 years, according to World Atlas. The competition runs from January 29 to February 1 and from F

11、ebruary 2 to February 4. The final artworks are displayed for visitors who have an opportunity to take part in other activities including freestyle ice sculpting and ice games. You must have tickets to attend.21What is a must for artists attending International Snow Sculpture Championships?AShowing

12、their arts indoors.BHaving their own art galleries.CCreating their artworks by hand.DUsing some power tools to make arts.22What can visitors do at Kiruna Snow Festival?ASkate.BOrganize activities.CAttend art training courses.DCreate ice sculptures with artists.23What do the three festivals have in c

13、ommon?AThey last one month.BThey cover competitions.CThey include ice activities.DThey take place in American countries.My good friend, George, was influenced by his parents, who are some of the best examples of giving, whether they get paid or not.When I was a little child, I joined George and his

14、mom in going to Erins house, bringing food and daily supplies with us. Obviously, Erins family faced economic trouble and could hardly afford food. George and I took several bags of things to the door, rang the bell and ran off. Erin still doesnt know to this day who did that. Since then, Ive always

15、 given whatever I could afford to help the people in need.You never knew what my act would lead the people in need to do. A few years ago, I came across a homeless man begging for money to get bread at a bus stop. I could have ignored him, but I felt sorry for him and pulled out my wallet. I only ha

16、d $20 in my hand. I was just a college student. However, I handed him the money, and he promised me that hed find a job to make a living. When I got on the bus, he smiled at me and said, “Ill remember you forever!” I also smiled. It totally made my day, and I would also never forget his face. Later,

17、 I lent my phone to one boy to call his family and managed to help his worried mother find a job online.Though an act of kindness toward anyone can seem like no big deal to me and cost me nearly nothing, I believe in the effects it can have on other people. Hopefully, they still have faith in humani

18、ty. Its the kind of interaction that is more valuable than money. Since doing good is within our power, lets help out more.24What made the author start helping others?AThe request from Erin.BThe request from Georges parents.CHis past experience of giving money to the homeless.DHis childhood experien

19、ce of doing good with George.25How does the author develop paragraph 3?ABy giving reasons.BBy making suggestions.CBy making comparisons.DBy giving examples.26What is the authors purpose in writing the last paragraph?ATo call on people to do good deeds.BTo explain doing good costs nothing.CTo advise

20、people to remember others help.DTo show interaction is as valuable as money.27What is the best title for the text?AThe Power of KindnessBGive to Get PaidCTry to Make My DayDA Big Deal with the HonestA new study from a German research group says climate change will reduce everyones income (收入) by abo

21、ut 19 percent over the next 25 years. That would be about $38 trillion per year. But the report warns it could get worse between 25 and 75 years from now if nothing is done soon. Developed countries such as Germany, the United States and France would face smaller decreases. The researchers foresaw t

22、hat people living in those countries would see 11 to 13 percent less income. The greatest economic effect will be felt by people in the least-developed nations.The researchers first estimated (估算) what the worlds economic growth would be without climate change. They then applied those values to the

23、damage to economies if climate change continues at its present pace. There will still be economic growth, but it will be 19 percent lower in most places once the damage of climate change is taken into consideration.Most at the research group have been centering on extreme weather events such as heat

24、 waves, floods, typhoons, hurricanes and other large storms. However, the effects are still mainly driven by average warming or overall temperature increases. The average world temperature last year was a record. That number was 1.35 above the average during pre-industrial times, before modern techn

25、ology.In the US, the southeastern and southwestern states such as New Mexico and Arizona are estimated to suffer the largest economic effects. In Europe, Spain and Italy are likely to feel the effects more than countries like Denmark and Germany. Areas that are usually cold for most of the year Cana

26、da, Russia, Norway, Finland, and Sweden will have good results from warming.Experts note that the worlds poorest countries are also the least prepared to adapt to climate change. Those countries are least responsible for the change, but they will agonize 60 percent more income loss than wealthy nati

27、ons.28What does the new study mainly show?AThe causes of climate change.BThe process of climate change.CThe economic losses caused by climate change.DThe health problems caused by climate change.29What have most of the researchers been focusing on?AApplication value.BTemperature decreases.CModern te

28、chnology.DNatural disasters.30Why is Canada less affected by climate change?AIt has a large area.BIt has cold weather.CIt is underdeveloped.DIt has a small population.31What does the underlined word “agonize” in the last paragraph mean?AResearch.BSuffer.CAvoid.DReduce.Inside a recording room at Quee

29、n Mary University of London, several researchers are working with new artificial intelligence (AI) tools. Their aim is to develop what they call the“new virtual (虚拟的) worlds” of music. Andrea Martonelli and Max Graf are among more than 30 doctoral students working with Mathieu Barthet, a senior lect

30、urer in Digital Media. They are exploring the possibilities of computational creativity and generative AI to build these virtual worlds. Generative AI is a term that describes technology tools designed to operate at human levels. Together, the researchers have set up a future studio where music meet

31、s most advanced technology.Martonelli played a HITar, a guitar with AI sensors (传感器) added to it. The sensors can read his movements to create drum-like sounds that accompany(伴随) the guitar music. These sounds cannot be made with a normal guitar. Generative AI grew in popularity last year thanks to

32、a robotic language system. Generative AI can create new sounds, words for music or entire songs on its own. But artists usually use simpler AI to add to their sounds.Musicians worry that the technology could go too far. Amy plays in an English rock group. She said she is not in support of the music

33、that includes artificially made voices of actual artists. She said she felt the same way about using dead artists voices in songs. In November, the rock group released a song. It is considered the groups last song and includesa musicians voice, who died in 1980. His sounds were taken from an old rec

34、ording and recreated with AI.A famous singer said, “I think AI can have its place in the music production chain.” But he added, “This is only possible if the technology is guided in the right way and if there are rules in place to make sure that musicians keep some amount of control.”32What are the

35、doctoral students working on?AThe history of traditional music.BThe influence of AI on human creativity.CThe development of musical instruments.DThe creation of virtual music environments.33What is the function of the sensors added to the HI Tar?ATo provide backing music.BTo control the language sys

36、tem.CTo monitor the guitarists movements.DTo improve the singers voice qualities.34What is Amys attitude to the music made by AI?ACurious.BUnfavorable.CUncaring.DThankful.35What does the famous singer in the last paragraph say about AI?AIt is a possible way to make music rules.BIt should be stopped

37、in music production.CIt should be used wisely for creating music.DIt is the only way to make dead artists voices alive.Get Ready for the School YearWhile its hard to say goodbye to summer, its also great fun and exciting to go back to school. Now, it is a great time to think about what you can do to

38、 help yourself have a successful year. Take this opportunity to set new goals and plan ahead. 36 Establish a routine. If you can, start getting into a school routine a few days before you head back to class. 37 This way, you can get enough sleep and wake up early enough to get dressed and eat breakf

39、ast before you head out the door.Set up the night before. To make your mornings go smoothly, think about preparing your school uniform and packing your schoolbag before you go to bed. 38 Some of you might like to complete your tasks immediately after school, while some others might find that evening

40、s work better. 39 In addition to making sure you have enough time for homework, having a particular place to do it can also help you be productive. Hang a calendar nearby so you can keep track of important dates like tests and project deadlines. An adjustable desk lamp can also help with reading and

41、 writing.Enjoy summer moments. When autumn doesnt officially begin, you can still have more summer fun. 40 This could be going to the local pool for a trip, walking out for ice cream, attending a camp, or planting flowers and grass in your garden, etc.ACreate your own study space.BPrepare for tests

42、and projects.CFor example, early to bed and early to rise.DYou can also arrange your routine by yourself.EFollow this step-by-step advice for a smooth start.FTalk to your family about activities youd like to do again.GYou can also plan a proper time to get homework done each day.三、完形填空This morning,

43、as I finished my shopping and was leaving, a heartwarming scene unfolded right before my eyes. A young mother, together with her little boy, perhaps around four or five years old, was also on their way out of the 41 . Just then the young mother 42 halfway suddenly, as she 43 a homeless man sitting r

44、ight in front of them.Thinking for a while, the mother 44 into her shopping bag and took out a packet of chocolate. With a smile, she quickly opened the pack, sharing two pieces of chocolate with her child. But the 45 didnt end there. She whispered (耳语) something to her son and the boy seemed to 46

45、and nodded his head. The little boy was 47 to offer two pieces of the treats to the homeless man. Though shocked, the mans face lit up with pure 48 and gratitude as the child shyly handed over the chocolate. The mother then 49 more food from her shopping bag to the man. The process involved in a bri

46、ef, friendly 50 . Their interaction was filled with warmth.Watching this warm scene in person, I couldnt help but feel 51 , realizing that even a 52 act can make others day. That little boy, learning empathy (同情) and generosity at such a young age, will 53 grow into a caring and well-rounded individ

47、ual, spreading 54 wherever he goes. The world needs more 55 like these, when love and goodwill shine brightly.41ArestaurantBsupermarketChospitalDcinema42AlistenedBshoutedCstoppedDdrove43Atook notice ofBkept away fromCthought ofDdepended on44AbrokeBranCseparatedDreached45AsolutionBperformanceCsweetnessDadventure46AapplyBunderstandCpretendDsucceed47AinstructedBforcedCorderedDscared48AluckBgoalCfrightDjoy49AintroducedB