浙江省衢州市五校2024-2025学年高一上学期11月期中联考英语试卷(含答案)

这是一份浙江省衢州市五校2024-2025学年高一上学期11月期中联考英语试卷(含答案)，共15页。试卷主要包含了阅读理解，七选五，完形填空，短文填空，读后续写等内容，欢迎下载使用。

一、阅读理解
4 bks abut truth and lies
Frm tall tales （奇闻轶事） t big lies, explre these bks abut whether it is real r nt.
Hnesty Lies
by Elise Williams
Pictured by Nicle Miles
（Firefly Press）
Set in Lndn in 1601, this is the exciting stry f tw very different girls — Hnesty, an hnest stryteller wh hpes her tall tales will lead her t success, and Alice, a maid wrking fr Queen Elizabeth I. But can Alice be trusted? In a wrld f pltting, nthing is quite as it seems.
Histry’s Mst Epic Fibs！
by Athena Kugblenu.
（Hachette Children’s）
Did yu knw that Vikings never actually wre hrned helmets, and that the famus Egyptian queen Clepatra wasn’t actually Egyptian? This fun bk tells histrical unreal news, separating the truth frm histry’s tallest tales and big lies.
Beaky Malne： Wrld’s Greatest Liar
by Barry Hutchisn
（Stripes Publishing）
In this funny pictured stry, Beaky Malne has a habit f telling lies — every time he pens his muth, ut pps a lie. But when his lng-suffering sister pushed him int a truth-telling machine, everything changes. Nw Beaky can’t tell even a teenie-weenie lie, but will this new, hnest Beaky be even wrse?
The Girl Wh Culdn’t Lie
by Radhika Sanghani
（Usbrne Publishing）
Priya is always telling white lies t pretend that everything in her life is perfect. But when she puts n a magic ring, she suddenly finds herself unable t tell a lie. Instead, she’s telling the truth t everyne — even telling her best friends secrets. As things became ut f cntrl, can Priya find a way t be hnest withut hurting peple?
1．What d Hnesty Lies and Beaky Malne： Wrld’s Greatest Liar have in cmmn?
A.They bth have pictures.
B.They bth tell the stries f girls.
C.They bth have adventurus stries.
D.The characters f the bks all like telling lies.
2．What can we learn frm the bk The Girl Wh Culdn’t Lie?
A.Priya likes telling lies t her best friends.
B.The bk was written by Athena Kugblenu.
C.Priya changes after she wears a magic ring.
D.The bk mainly talks abut the stry f Priya and her friends.
3．Where is this text prbably taken frm?
A.A bk review.
B.A histry bk.
C.A nvel.
D.A children’s magazine.
It was an rdinary day when I gt a message frm my daughter’s kindergarten abut an upcming schl dance perfrmance. At first, I thught, “Hw wnderful, I can’t wait t see her perfrm!” But t my dismay, I discvered it wasn’t just the students, parents were expected t jin as well. “Oh, my gd. I’m shrt f rhythm, crdinatin (协调性) and having stage (舞台) fear. Hw culd I take part in it?”
That evening my idea was destryed as my daughter came hme excitedly, "Dad, this is ging t be fun. We shuld wear matching pink T-shirts and stand at the frnt s everyne can see us." And s, we began with practice in frnt f the televisin. My wife had luckily fund a past perfrmance n Duyin. At this pint, I realised ur perfrmance wuld als end up nline and any mistake culd finally be turned int a jke. The stress had nw been increased.
The first at-hme practice went as badly as yu culd imagine. And fast frward t Saturday and it was time fr a grup practice at schl. Given the shrt ntice, I expected the ther parents t be struggling as much as me. I was wrng. They mved s well that they wuld equal t the dancers f Blshi Ballet.
In the days t cme we wrked very hard and bth ur cnfidence and crdinatin imprved quickly. My daughter mved like a swan （天鹅）, while I still mved like an elephant. The day f the big shw arrived and my nervusness became less. It turns ut that getting nwhere near enugh sleep befre a big perfrmance is the perfect cure fr stage fear. Mrever, my daughter was having the time f her life and that alne pwered me thrugh.
Reflecting n the past tw weeks, I realized this experience had enriched us bth. It marked the first time my daughter and I learned smething new tgether. I find myself lking frward t similar events like this in the future.
4．What des the underlined wrd "dismay" prbably mean in paragraph 1?
A.Happiness.
B.Anger.
C.Surprise.
D.Excitement.
5．What can we learn abut the authr?
A.He didn’t sleep well befre the big perfrmance.
B.He practised dancing with his daughter smthly.
C.He was very nervus when the big perfrmance arrived.
D.He had stress because he didn’t want t dance with his daughter.
6．What did the authr realize after the big perfrmance?
A.He culd dance as well as his daughter.
B.The experience had brught a lt t his family.
C.The ther parents were struggling as much as him.
D.Cnfidence and crdinatin are very imprtant in the perfrmance.
7．What is the best title f the passage?
A.A Stage Experience： Excitement t Sadness
B.A Dance Perfrmance： Fear t Enjyment
C.A Stage Experience： Discvering Jy thrugh Mvement
D.A Dance Perfrmance： Getting ut f Fear thrugh Dance
Scientists have discvered a hle n the Mn, which might make an ideal place fr a future mnbase. The large hle culd be up t 170 meters belw the Mn’s surface, and this is thught t lead t a netwrk f hles that reach far undergrund.
Fr years, scientists have thught abut the best way t build a safe hme n the Mn where humans culd live. The temperatures n the mn’s surface make this challenging, hwever, frm highs f 127°C t lws f -173°C． Withut a prtective atmsphere （大气层） like the Earth’s, the Mn is als hit by radiatin （辐射） frm the Sun and meterites （陨石） frm space, which makes the surface dangerus. Undergrund hles culd ffer a gd way fr humans t live safely n the Mn.
The discvery was made at the University f Trent in Italy by Lrenz Bruzzne and Lenard Carrer. They fund that there are sme hles cnnected t it. Carrer said, "Fr the first time, we have fund and exactly mapped a hle that is actually reachable frm a pit （坑） n the mn’s surface." Bruzzne added, "These hles have been talked abut fr ver 50 years, but it is the first time ever that we have prved that they are actually there."
Speaking t the BBC, Helen Sharman, the first British astrnaut t travel t space, said humans culd be living n the Mn in the next 20-30 years. Hwever, she said the hle entrance is s deep that astrnauts wuld need rcket packs, r a lift, t get in and ut.
Besides ffering a hme fr humans, scientists hpe the hles will help them learn mre abut the Mn’s histry, because rcks undergrund are untuched by cnditins n the surface. They als hpe t use the same ways t find hles n Mars （火星） . If there is life n Mars, experts believe it might be fund undergrund.
8．Hw d undergrund hles n the Mn help prtect humans?
A.By making the temperature safe.
B.By creating a safe atmsphere abve the Mn.
C.By lwering radiatin n the Mn.
D.By aviding extreme temperatures and surface dangers.
9．Accrding t Helen Sharman, hw can astrnauts get t the discvered hle?
A.It already has stairs fr easy use.
B.It is t deep t reach withut help.
C.They need special tls t get in and ut.
D.It can be reached with regular space clthes.
10．What can we infer frm the last paragraph?
A.Humans will live n mn rcks.
B.Scientists are sure abut life n Mars.
C.Mn hles are easier t explre than Mars hles.
D.Mn hle-finding ways may help find life n Mars.
11．What is the main idea f the passage?
A.The challenges f living n the Mn.
B.The discvery f a hle n the Mn.
C.Using undergrund hles t study the Mn.
D.The pssibility f humans living in Mn hles.
It’s fun t sing in the car. In a recent study, 64% f drivers said listening t music makes the driving experience better. But 54% f peple said driving is less fun if they have t listen t music they dn’t like. S what happens when passengers have different musical tastes than the driver des and they want t chse what t play? Many peple think passengers shuld get a say because they als have t listen t whatever is playing. But thers say the driver’s preference cunts mst. What d yu think? Shuld the driver chse the car tunes?
Yes - it’s an extra advantage f the jb. The driver is taking the passengers where they need t g, s they shuld have the right t chse the tunes. They shuldn’t have t listen t smething they dn’t like, especially n lng trips. Drivers als knw what music helps them stay calm and fcused, while passengers culd chse music that annys the driver. Safety isn’t a cncern because the driver can set a playlist befre they head ut. And if the rule is that the driver always decides, there’s less chance f disagreement ver what t play.
N - it’s nt fair r safe. The driver shuld be fully fcused n the rad, nt thinking abut what sng t listen t next r scrlling thrugh a playlist. Passengers, hwever, have their hands free, s it’s safe fr them t search fr and select the music. Besides, it’s nt fair that nly the persn behind the wheel gets t chse what t listen t. Lng car trips can be bring, especially fr kids. If they get t pick the music they want t hear, they will have mre fun and wn’t fight as much. T make things better, passengers can take music requests frm the driver and thers in the car. That way, everyne gets a chance t share the music they lve.
12．Why is it cnsidered "an extra advantage" fr the driver t chse the music?
A.It makes sure f n disagreements during the trip.
B.It gives the driver mre rights n the car-envirnment.
C.It makes the driver feel mre imprtant than the passengers.
D.It allws the driver t create a mre enjyable driving experience.
13．What is the authr’s attitude twards the chice f music?
A.Objective.
B.Supprtive.
C.Dubtful.
D.Fearful.
14．What is advised t make chsing music easier in paragraph 3?
A.The driver shuld have the final say.
B.Requests frm bth sides are cnsidered tgether.
C.Only the children in the car shuld chse the music.
D.Passengers give a music playlist t the driver befre the trip.
15．Hw des the authr develp the passage?
A.By explring views n car music chice.
B.By giving facts abut music and driving.
C.By sharing stries abut driving experiences.
D.By using examples t shw why music matters.
二、七选五
16．
A New Seasn
Marking autumn’s arrival is a chance t recnnect with the rhythms （节奏） f the Earth and fcus n change and grwth. Here are sme ways t celebrate the seasn.
Pick what yu plant. Perhaps yu’d like t grw fd in yur vegetable garden r windw bx that’s ready t be picked at a later time! ① But be sure t get advice n what’s safe t eat!
Prepare seasnal prduce. Lk fr lcal ingredients (食材) and use these t create sme tasty dishes. In the past, the autumn mnths were spent saving ingredients fr the cming cler mnths. ②
③ In many areas f the cuntry, autumn prves t be a gd time f year t take a walk and enjy the changing clurs f the trees. Sme places like Munt Macedn in Victria, Munt Wilsn in the Blue Muntains area, and the New Suth Wales Suthern Highlands, are famus fr their unique trees.
Clear up. During the cler mnths, yu’re likely t spend mre time indrs. ④ Have a clear-ut, tidy yur bedrm, and ask yur parents if yu can give away any unwanted things t the pr.
Give thanks. Take a mment t appreciate all that the Earth prvides. ⑤ Even a quick clean-up f litter r starting a small, envirnmentally friendly habit can make a difference. As well as expressing gratitude fr the seasn, cnsider what else yu feel glad t have in yur life. Give thanks fr yur friendships, experiences, and ther things yu value. Celebrate what yu’ve learned, cmpleted, r gained ver summer. What ideas wuld yu like t develp further?
A.Explre nature.
B.Climb muntains.
C.Is there anything yu culd d t give back?
D.Yu might like t learn hw t make seasnal fd.
E.Are there any areas yu’ve been spending t much time n?
F.Creating a clean, rderly space can have a big effect n hw yu feel.
G.Als, keep an eye ut at this time f year, as fruit can be picked frm trees and eaten.
三、完形填空（15空）
One night, in December last year, Emma Evans realized that smething was very wrng with her three-year-ld sn. He was sleeping nearby, mving his arms and legs arund 1 . Then he became uncnscius (昏迷的), which made her extremely 2 . She called 911 after trying t wake him up with n 3 .
When the ambulance (救护车) 4 , everyne was ut in the street. Her neighbrs were lking wrried and tried t help her. “But I was s 5 n my sn. I left the frnt dr f the hme wide pen, and I 6 everything, getting int the ambulance,” Evans recalled.
In the hspital, Evans knew that her sn had 7 a grand mal seizure (癫痫发作). The dctrs tld his 8 after a CT scan. With n family members nearby, she was 9 . And then, less than an hur later, tw kind faces appeared at the dr. “It was Dick and Mary, my 10 ,” said Evans.
They tld her that after the ambulance left, they 11 that the frnt dr was left pen. They went inside, picked up Evans’s wallet, keys and phne, and then 12 the dr. Dick even bught a few tys fr her sn t make him happy. Then they called all the lcal 13 t ask where Evans was. Dick and Mary 14 with Evans thrugh the night, and drve them hme early the next mrning.
Later n, whenever Evans thinks f it, she wuld appreciate a lt abut their neighbrs’ 15 .
17．
A.painfully
B.cnfidently
C.carefully
D.slwly
18．
A.excited
B.angry
C.anxius
D.amazed
19．
A.chance
B.luck
C.debate
D.hpe
20．
A.mved arund
B.turned ut
C.pulled up
D.checked in
21．
A.impressed
B.fcused
C.strict
D.hard
22．
A.left
B.packed
C.brught
D.prepared
23．
A.explred
B.recgnized
C.discvered
D.experienced
24．
A.fitness
B.cnditin
C.slutin
D.purpse
25．
A.pleased
B.annyed
C.relaxed
D.frightened
26．
A.teachers
B.friends
C.neighbrs
D.relatives
27．
A.nticed
B.admired
C.called
D.decided
28．
A.fixed
B.pened
C.brke
D.lcked
29．
A.factries
B.schls
C.hspitals
D.cmpanies
30．
A.lived
B.stayed
C.wrked
B.share C.praise D.kindness
31．
A.pwer
B.share
C.praise
D.kindness
四、短文填空
32．
Visiting the Xi’an City Wall is a must-d experience fr anyne explring Xi’an. As the ancient capital f China, it is hme t ne f the mst well-prtected city ① (wall) in the wrld. Whether yu chse t walk, cycle, r take a guided tur, the Xi’an City Wall ffers ② unfrgettable jurney thrugh ancient China’s military and architectural histry.
Xi’an was a walled city in the beginning, and even tday the wall ③ (cnsider) a landmark (地标) dividing the city int the inner part and the uter part. The city wall is massive —tall, lng and thick. The Suth Gate and Nrth Gate are the tw main entrances t the inner city. The city ④ (it) is neatly arranged alng the city wall.
The wall, ⑤ was built in 1370 under Emperr Hngwu f the Ming Dynasty, was designed ⑥ (prtect) Xi’an. The design is bth practical and defensive, ⑦ a river surrunding the wall.
The best time t visit Xi’an City Wall ⑧ (depend) n the seasn. The spring mnths f March t May and autumn mnths f September t Nvember are gd ⑨ the weather is perfect fr walking r cycling. Summer can be ht, s bring water and sunscreen if yu plan t visit during the htter mnths. Winter, n the ther hand, can be cld, but it’s much quieter, ⑩ (ffer) a peaceful and less crwded experience.
五、读后续写
33．
假设你是李华,你校外教David计划拍短视频"Impressin Campus Life"向他的亲友介绍你们的校园生活,为此征求你的建议,请你给他回一封邮件,内容包括：
1. 推荐拍摄内容；
2. 说明推荐理由。
注意：
1. 词数80词左右；
2. 可适当增加细节,以使行文连贯。
Dear David,
___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Yurs,
Li Hua
参考答案
1．答案： A
解析： 细节理解题。根据Hnesty Lies中"Pictured by Nicle Miles（Nicle Miles拍摄的图片）"以及Beaky Malne： Wrld's Greatest Liar中：在这个有趣的图片故事中,比克·马龙有一个说谎的习惯--每次他张开嘴,就会吐出一个谎言,可知,Hnesty Lies和Beaky Malne： Wrld's Greatest Liar这两本书的共同之处是它们都有图片。故选A项。
2．答案： C
解析： 细节理解题。根据The Girl Wh Culdn’t Liep：但当她戴上一枚魔法戒指时,她突然发现自己无法说谎,可知,Priya戴上魔法戒指后发生了变化。故选C项。
3．答案： D
解析： 推理判断题。根据文章大意以及第一段：从荒诞的故事到弥天大谎探索这些书,看看它们是否真实,和对这四本书内容的分别介绍可知,文章主要讲的是四本关于真相和谎言的书,这些书都是为儿童准备的,由此可推知,这篇文章可能来自儿童杂志。故选D项。
4．答案： C
解析：
5．答案： A
解析：
6．答案： B
解析：
7．答案： B
解析：
8．答案： D
解析：
9．答案： C
解析：
10．答案： D
解析：
11．答案： B
解析：
12．答案： D
解析： 细节理解题。根据第二段中：是的,这是这份工作的额外好处。司机把乘客带到他们需要去的地方,所以他们应该有选择音乐的权利。他们不应该听自己不喜欢的东西,尤其是在长途旅行中。司机也知道什么音乐能帮助他们保持冷静和专注,而乘客可能会选择让司机烦恼的音乐。可知,司机选择音乐会被认为是"额外的好处"是因为它可以让司机创造一个更愉快的驾驶体验。故选D项。
13．答案： A
解析： 推理判断题。根据最后一段中：此外,只有开车的人才能选择听什么,这是不公平的。长途汽车旅行可能很无聊,尤其是对孩子们来说。如果他们可以选择他们想听的音乐,他们会有更多的乐趣,也不会经常吵架。为了让事情变得更好,乘客可以接受司机和车内其他人的音乐要求。这样,每个人都有机会分享他们喜欢的音乐。可推知,作者对音乐的选择持客观的态度。故选A项。
14．答案： B
解析： 细节理解题。根据最后一段中：为了让事情变得更好,乘客可以接受司机和车内其他人的音乐要求。这样,每个人都有机会分享他们喜欢的音乐。可知,在第三段中建议双方的要求将一并考虑会使选择音乐更容易。故选B项。
15．答案： A
解析： 推理判断题。根据第一段中：在车里唱歌很有趣。在最近的一项研究中,64%的司机说听音乐能让驾驶体验更好。但54%的人表示,如果他们不得不听自己不喜欢的音乐,开车就不那么有趣了。那么,当乘客和司机的音乐品味不同,他们想要选择播放的音乐时,会发生什么呢?可推知,作者是通过探索人们对汽车音乐选择的看法来展开文章的,例如司机选择音乐的优势和乘客选择音乐的合理性。故选A项。
16．答案： G； D； A； F； C
解析：
17．答案： A
解析： 考查副词词义辨析。句意：他睡在旁边,四肢痛苦地动着。
18．答案： C
解析： 考查形容词词义辨析。句意：然后她昏迷了,这让她非常焦虑。
19．答案： B
解析： 考查名词词义辨析。句意：她试着叫醒他,但没有成功,于是拨打了911。
20．答案： C
解析： 考查动词短语辨析。句意：当救护车停下来时,大家都到街上去了。
21．答案： B
解析： 考查动词词义辨析。句意：但我当时一心想着我的儿子。
22．答案： A
解析： 考查动词词义辨析。句意：但我当时一心想着我的儿子。我家的前门大开着,我忘记拿东西,直接上了救护车。
23．答案： D
解析： 考查动词词义辨析。句意：在医院里Evans知道她儿子经历了癫痫发作。
24．答案： B
解析： 考查名词词义辨析。句意：医生做了CT扫描后告诉了他的情况。
25．答案： D
解析： 考查形容词词义辨析。句意：由于没有家人在附近,她很害怕。
26．答案： C
解析： 考查名词词义辨析。句意："是Dick和Mary,我的邻居。"Evans说。
27．答案： A
解析： 考查动词词义辨析。句意：他们告诉她,救护车离开后,他们注意到前门没关。
28．答案： D
解析： 考查动词词义辨析。句意：他们走进去,拿起埃文斯的钱包、钥匙和手机,然后锁上门。
29．答案： C
解析： 考查名词词义辨析。句意：然后他们给当地所有的医院打电话,询问Evans在哪里。
30．答案： B
解析： 考查动词词义辨析。句意：Dick和Mar整夜和Evans待在一起,第二天一大早就送他们回家。
15.D
考查名词词义辨析。句意：后来,每当Evans想起这件事时,她都会非常感激邻居们的善良。
31．答案： D
解析： 考查名词词义辨析。句意：后来,每当Evans想起这件事时,她都会非常感激邻居们的善良。
32．答案： walls； an； is cnsidered； itself； which； t prtect； with； depends； because/since； ffering
解析：
33．答案： Dear David,
Knwing that yu plan t make a shrt vide abut "Impressin Campus Life", I’m writing t ffer sme humble suggestins.
T make it truly memrable, I suggest yu fcus n the amazing architecture arund campus, including the clck twer and the library. These landmarks beautifully represent ur schl’s character. Additinally, shwcasing student life is imprtant. Filming scenes f students engaging in varius activities will capture the energetic atmsphere we cherish. This mixture f picturesque settings and dynamic student interactins will prvide yur audience with a cmprehensive view f what makes ur campus special.
I can’t wait t see hw it all cmes tgether！
Yurs,
Li Hua
解析：