四川省樂山市井研縣2023-2024學(xué)年高一上學(xué)期開學(xué)英語試題

2023級新高一學(xué)生學(xué)科素養(yǎng)測試卷（英語）試卷說明：試卷滿分：100分；建議時(shí)長：90分鐘；答題前填寫好自己的姓名、班級、學(xué)號等信息；請將答案正確填寫到相應(yīng)的答題區(qū)域。一、短對話選擇題（本題共5小題，共5分）5A、B、C10秒鐘的時(shí)間來回答有關(guān)小題和閱讀下一小題。每段對話僅讀一遍。Whatwillthewomanprobablydonext?A．Buyaphone. B．Repairherphone.C．Showthebestphone.Wheredoesthewomancomefrom?A．Singapore. B．China. C．Britain.Howdoesthewomansound?A．Excited B．Curious. Whattimeisitnow?A．4:00. B．3:30. C．3:10.Whydidthemancomebackhome?gethiswallet. gethisgethisplaneticket.二、長對話選擇題（本題共15小題，共15分）5A、B、C三個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出最佳選55答時(shí)間。每段對話或獨(dú)白讀兩遍。聽材料，回答下列小題。Whatdidthemandraw?A．Ayard. B．Atree. C．A7．Whatdoesthewomanplantodothiswinter?A．Seepandasinperson. B．Visithergrandpa.C．Plantsometrees.聽材料，回答下列小題。Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace?A．Inthehospital. B．Intherestaurant.C．Inthecinema.whomdoesthewomancome?A．HerB．Herbrother. C．Herfriend.Whatisprobablythemother?A．Acook. B．Anactress. C．A聽材料，回答下列小題。Whatisthepriceofthecup?A．10yuan. B．15yuan. C．20yuan.Whatdoesthewomanadvisethemantodo?A．Lowerthepriceofthecup.B．Givehermoneyback.C．Changehisserviceattitude.Whichwordbestdescribesthewoman?A．Honest. B．Impolite. C．Careless.聽材料，回答下列小題。Whatisthewomandoingatfirst?aboutherexperiences.Sharingapieceofnews.Readingabookaboutpets.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A．BrotherandB．MotherandC．Classmates.Wherewillthewomangofirst?thepetshop. thepostoffice.thegrocerystore.聽材料，回答下列小題。Whatisthemostimportantthingwhenplanningagarden?A．Growingwhatoneloves.B．Pickingtherightsoil.C．Choosingthelocationofthegarden.Howmanythingsdopeopleneedtoplanbeforestartingagarden?A．5. B．4. 19．Whatistheadvantageofgrowingfromyoungplants?They’relessexpensive.TheygrowmoreTheirfruitswillgrowbigenough.Whatdoesthespeakersuggestpeopledointheend?Plantrightbeforethegrowingseason.Askanexpertfortherightsoil.Enjoytheprocessofplanting.三、閱讀理解（本題共15小題，共30分）閱讀下列短文，從所給的A、B、C和D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出最佳選項(xiàng)。AOneofthebestthingsabouthistoricalstoriesisthattheycanmakeyouinterestedinlearningmoreabouttheactualhistoryofthetimeperiod.ThisRebelHeartKatherineLockeThisimpressivehistoricalstorytransportsreadersto1956Hungaryduringtherevolution(革命).Csillagrewupnearamagicriver,butwhenhercountryfallsapart,andherworldcrashesaroundshemustdecidebetweenleavingherhomeorfightingtosaveit.ThePeachRebellionWendelinVanDraanenInpost-WorldWarIICalifornia,threeteenagegirlsfromdifferentbackgroundsgetbound(捆綁)togetherthroughhardship,secrets,andfriendship.Inthisbeautifulcoming-of-agestory,thegirlsfacethestormsontheirwaybravely,helpingeachotherthroughloveandloss.LuckoftheTitanicStaceyLeeTheterribledisasterisasattractiveaseverinthishistoricalUnabletoboardtheshipasaregularpassenger,hidesinitandmanagestotravelalong.ShedreamsofgettingajobatacircusinNewbutshedoesn’texpecttofightforsurvival生存)alongtheDreamCountryShannonGibneyAfascinatinglookattheconnectionbetweenLiberiaandAmerica,DreamCountryexploresthelivesoffivegenerationsofafamilysearchingforfreedom.Heartbreakingandhonest,thisjourneythroughhistoryisaboutfamily,dreams,andthehopeforabetterfuture.Whatisthepurposeofthistext?explainscientificfacts.describehistoricevents.rememberfamousroducehistoricalbooks.WhatdoweknowaboutSheisinterestedinhistoricalstories.Shegetsaboardtheshipwithaticket.SheworksinacircusinNewShemeetsmanyhardshipsalongthejourney.Whatdoallthegirlsinthestorieshaveincommon?A．Deeplovefortheircountry.B．Long-lastingfriendship.Spiritoffighting.Spiritoffreedom.BWhensomeoneasksmewhatmygoalsareforthecomingyear,Idon’tusuallyknowhowtoreply.OfcourseI,asmostpeopledo,wanttoseeanimprovementinmygrades.Thisyear,however,I’mhopingforsomethingdifferent.Throughthecourseofmyschoollife,I’vegraduallydevelopedanewunderstandingoftheword“prioritization(優(yōu)先次序)”.ThefirstthingIwishtogetinSeniorOneistheabilitytomanagemytimebetter.I’llsurelybecomebusierwiththecomingsemester,andproperorganizationisimportant.Fromschoolclubstoacademiccompetitions,everythingshouldbesetupinawaythatdoesn’tinfluencemyhealth,whichleadsmetomysecondgoal.Mymotherhasalwaystoldmeputmyhealthfirst,sointhefuture,Ihopetobebothphysicallyandmentallyhealthy.Apersoncan’tstudywithouttheenergytodoso.Inordertostayenergetic,theymustputtheirhealthfirst,nomatterhowbusytheyare,orhowmuchworktheyhavetocomplete.Andfinally,IhopethatIwon’tbediscouragedbymyfailureandnevergiveuponmydreams.IhopethatI’llhavethecouragetotrynewactivitiesandclubs.Ibelievemyfinalgoalcanapplytoeverystudentaroundtheworld.Weshouldallrespectoneanother’slikesanddislikes,andfocusoneachother’sstrengths,notourweaknesses.Everyoneshouldtrytomakeuseofalloflife’sopportunities.AlbertEinsteinoncesaid,“Lifeislikeridingabicycle.keepyourbalance,youmustkeepmoving.”Inmycase,theotherwayaround.Inordertokeepmoving,Imustkeepmybalance—thebalancebetweenstudiesandactivities,efficiencyandprocrastination(拖延癥),academicsandhealth,passionsanddislikes.Thenewjourneyisgoingtobeahardone,butifIsetthesegoals,IbelieveIwillmakeitthroughtotheend.DuringSeniorOne,whatdoesthewriterwanttodofirst?Focusonimprovingheroverallgrades.Joinasmanyschoolclubsaspossible.Learnhowtomanagehertimewell.Spendmoretimeonoutdooractivities.Whatistheattitudeofthewritertowardsfailure?A．Discouraged. B．Brave. D．Careful.Whatdoestheunderlinedsentencetheotherwayaround”inthelastparagraphmean?A．Itistheopposite. B．Itisdifficult.C．ItisD．Itishelpful.Whatisthewriter’spurposeofthepassage?sharehergoalsforthecomingschoolstresstheimportanceofhealthtostudents.showwhatshelikesabouthighschoollife.explainhowtobalancestudiesandactivities.CZoologicalSocietyofLondon(ZSL),whichrunsLondonZoo,broughttogether16scientistsfromdifferentorganizationstomakeafull“healthcheck”on215milesoftheThames.Theresultsofthefirst-everStateoftheThamesReporthavebeenshowntothepublicandthere’sbothgoodandbadnewsforLondon’smainwaterway.Firstup,sincetheThameswaspronounced“biologically(生物學(xué)地)dead”in1957,thenumberofanimalsandplantsgrowinginandaroundtheriverhasincreasedgreatly.Naturalhabitats(棲息地)arealsoontheincrease,someofwhichcanhelpinthefightagainstclimate(氣候)change.It’snotallgoodnewsthough—likeeverywhereelse,theThamesisinfluencedbyclimatechange,mainlythroughchangesinwatertemperatureandsealevels.TheThamesisincreasingintemperatureatanaverage(平均數(shù))of0.2℃eachyear,changingthenaturalenvironment.levelsarealsorisingintheThames—atSilvertown.Therehasbeenanaverageincreaseof4.26mmperyearsince1990,whichmakesLondonmorelikelytobeflooded.AswithprettymucheverywhereonEarth,theThamesneedsclimatechangetobestoppedinordertomakeitselfalivingriverinthefuture.TheEnvironmentAgencyhasputtogethertheThamesEstuary2100Planwhichsetsoutalong-termplanfordealingwiththeinfluenceofrisingsealevelsfortherestofthiscentury,inordertoprotectLondonfromfloods.JamesBrand,ThamesEstuary2100AdvisorattheEnvironmentAgencysaid,“WearegladtosupporttheStateoftheThamesReport.Ifwearegoingtostopclimatechange,natureneedstobeattheheartofouractivities,bothinslowingthepaceoffuturechangeanddealingwiththechangesthatwearealreadyseeing.”Whatdidthe16scientistsdowiththeThames?Theydidanexaminationofit.Theygaveanintroductiontoit.Theybroughtnewanimalstoit.Theyorganizedaclean-upofit.29．Whatisparagraph2mainlyabout?Thewayanimalsareraised.ThegoodchangestotheThames.Themeaningof“biologicallydead”.Thedevelopmentofnaturalhabitats.WhathashappenedtotheThames?Ithascausedmanyfloods.Itstemperaturehasbeenrising.ItsplantshavebecomefewerandItishometoasmallernumberofanimals.31．WhywastheThamesEstuary2100Planmade?recordtherisingsealevels.helprebuildLondon.explaintheimportanceofnature.fightagainstclimatechange.D“Snowplow(掃雪機(jī))parenting”isthenewestparentingstylethatcanincludeparentsbookingtheiradultchildrenhaircuts,callingtheircollegekidstowakethemupsothattheydon’tsleepthroughatest,andevencallingtheirkids’employers.“‘Helicopter(直升機(jī))parenting’meansmonitoringtheirkids’everyactivity,whichisoutofdate.”ClaireCainMillerandJonahEngelBromwichwroteinTheNewTimes.“Somerichmothersandfathersnowaremorelikesnowplows:clearinganyproblemsintheirchildren’spathtosuccesssothattheydon’thavetomeetfailureorloseopportunities.”Thereisamotherwhostartedacharity(慈善機(jī)構(gòu))inherson’snametotrytoraisehischancesofbeingacceptedtothecollege.Anotherparentsspentyearshelpingtheirdaughteravoidfoodswithsauce,whichshedidn’tlike.Onceshegottocollege,shehadproblemswiththefoodinherschoolbecauseitwasallcoveredinsauce.Asurveysaysthatthree-quartersofparentsofchildrenbetweentheagesof18and28askfordoctorvisitsorhaircutsfortheirchildren,and11%saytheywouldcalltheirkids’bosseswhethertheirchildrenarehavinganissueatwork.Asreported,wealthyparentstrytogettheirchildrenintotopcollegesbygivingalargeamountofmoneytoaschool,suchaspayingforabuilding.Thisparentinghasbecomethemostpopularwaytoraisechildren,whatevertheincome,education,orraceis.Julie,ateacheratStanford,toldtheTimesthat“snowplowparenting”isnotareasonableapproach.“Theparentsshouldpreparethekidfortheroad,insteadofpreparingtheroadforthekid,”shesaid.Whatdoweknowabout“snowplowparenting”?Itisoutofdate.Parentshelpkidsdealwithmostproblems.Itgetskidsreadyforschoollife.Parentsencouragekidstodotheirownthings.Whatcanwelearnabout“helicopterparenting”?Parentsmakekidspopular.Parentsprovidelittlemoneyforkids.Parentsaskkidstocareforthemselves.Parentswatchoverkids’everyactivity.34．WhatshouldparentsdoaccordingtoJulie?Doaswealthyparentsdo.Doaslittleaspossible.Preparekidsforthefuture.Cleartheroadsforkids.thebesttitleforthetext?A．HelicopterParenting B．TheSimilarityinParentingC．AResearchonParenting D．ANewKindofParenting四、七選五（本題共5小題，共10分）根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，從短文后的選項(xiàng)中選出能填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。選項(xiàng)中有兩項(xiàng)為多余選項(xiàng)。Somestudentsprefertolearnbythemselves.Theythinktheycanlearnbetterinthiswaybecausetheyhavemorefreedom,pressureandindependence.Thereissometruthintheir36Actually,itisbettertohaveateacher,especiallywhentheylearnsomethingmoredifficult.First,ateachercanactasaguidetoleadyoutosuccess.Whenyoulearn,youneedhelpandadvice.Ateacherwillgiveyouahandwhenyoufacedifficulties.37Whatismore,ateacherputsrealpressureonyou.Ifyoustudybyyourself,youmustbestrong-mindedenoughtokeepon.38Butundertheguidanceofateacher,youwillfeelthereisalwayssomeonetowatchyou.Theteachermaygiveyouhomeworktodo.mustcompletethehomework,oryouwillnotpassthecourse.Lastbutnotleast,studyingwithateacherwillhelpyoureceivethebenefitoftheteacher’sknowledge.39Theyteachstudentshowtolearnandhowtoobtaininformation.Theyguideallofyouinclasstodiscussthematerialandprovideextramaterialtobroadenthescopeofthetopic.40Ichoosetolearninabigfamily—myschool.Withoutateacher,Iwouldfeeltherewouldbenofunandnopressure.Icouldnotlearnwellinsuchdullanddepressingcircumstances.Teacherscansolveallofyourproblems.Besides,teachersareconnectedwithourlife.Inshort,Iprefertogotoclassstudyingwithateacher.D．Withoutaguide,youwouldbesearchingindarkness.E．Andyoumaybecomeinactiveforlackofastrongwill.Buttheyfailtoseetheadvantagesoflearningwithateacher.Inclass,teachersdomorethanjustgoingoverthematerialinthetext.五、完形填空（本題共15小題，共15分）閱讀下面短文，從每題所給的A、B、C、D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。Ihaveinventedrobotsthatcrawl(爬)throughpipestocheckthemfordamage.ofmy41allowcarstobeusedaspowerplantsonwheels.Myloveofbuildingthings42whenIwasakid.Itwasn’tuntilIlearnedaboutThomasEdison,though,thatIreallybecameexcitedaboutinventing.WhenIwasinfourthgrade,ourteachergaveusa43.hadtowritetoacompanyandlearnaboutthe44itmade.Eachstudentwouldthengiveareportinfrontoftheclasstofinishtheproject(課題).I45theThomasA.EdisonSoonafterIwrotetotheourmailmandelivereda46tome.ItcontainedabookaboutthelifeofThomasEdison.HowI47readingandrereadingabouthisinventions!Theonesthatimpressedmemostweremovies,recordedsoundandtheelectriclight.Edisonbecamemyhero.Mydadnoticedmyinterestininventingand48me.Heshowedmehowtoturnmyideasintoplansand,finallyintonewthings.mydadandIrepairedradiosandtelevisions.Once,Isurprisedmydadwitha49Imadetoadjustthebrakes(剎車)ofourwefoundasimilartoolinastore.whenIlearnedthat50inventorsofteninventsimilarthings.Itisnot51forthistohappen.Ilearned,too,thatnotallgreatideaswork.52isacommonpartoftheinventingprocess.AsmyfatherandIworkedtogether,Ibeganto53thatmydadwasquiteaninventorhimself.Hisguidinghands,combinedwithmy54ininventing,ledmetobecomeanengineerandinventor.ButIam55toThomasEdison,too,forfirstlightingthatbulb電燈泡)insideme.41．A．waysB．experimentsC．inventionsD．hobbies42．A．disappearedB．beganC．lessenedD．won43．A．projectB．lessonC．surpriseD．present44．A．decisionsB．productsC．ordersD．notices45．A．joinedB．choseC．ownedD．started46．A．letterB．lightC．packageD．book47．A．enjoyedB．mindedC．a(chǎn)voidedD．hated48．A．encouragedB．comfortedC．controlledD．stopped49．A．toolB．promiseC．mistakeD．joke50．A．youngB．differentC．luckyD．real51．A．reasonableB．improperC．practicalD．unusual52