重慶市巴蜀2022-2023高一英語上學期期末考試試題

高2025屆高一（上）期末考試

英語試卷

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第I卷（選擇題）

第一部分聽力（共兩節(jié)，滿分30分）

第一節(jié)（共5小題;每小題分，滿分分）

聽下面5段對話。每段對話后有一個小題，從題中所給的A、B、C三個選項中選出最佳選項，并

標在試卷的相應位置。聽完每段對話后，你都有10秒鐘的時間來回答有關小題和閱讀下一小題。每段

對話僅讀一遍。

l.Wheredidthewomangetthesofa?

A.Fromherfriend.B.Fromherparents.C.Fromashop.

2.Whowillholdaparty?

A.Thewoman'sfriend.B.Theman'sroommate.man.

3.Whatdoesthemanagreetodoforthewoman?

A.Bringherhomeworktoher.

B.Asktheteacherforasickleave.

herwhattheylearninclass.

4.What'stherelationshipbetweenthespeakers?

A.Coworkers.anddriver.C.Bossandemployee.

5.Whatarethespeakerstalkingabout?

A.Futurejobs.B.Moneyproblems.C.municationdifficulties.

第二節(jié)（共15小題;每小題分，滿分分）

聽下面5段對話或獨白。每段對話或獨白后有2至4個小題，從題中所給的A、B、C

三個選項中選出最佳選項，并標在試卷的相應位置。聽每段對話或獨白前，你將有5秒鐘

的時間閱讀各個小題;聽完后，各小題將給出5秒鐘的作答時間。每段對話或獨白讀兩遍。

聽第6段材料，回答第6、7題。

6.Wherearethespeakers?

A.Inapark.B.Inashop.C.Inarestaurant.

7.Howlongdothespeakersspendridingaboat?

A.Onehour.anhour.C.Twohours.

聽第7段材料，回答第8、9題。

8.Wherewillthemangoonvacation?

A.InSpain.B.InAustralia.Canada.

9.Whichquestiondidthemanguesswrong?

A.Theoneaboutthehumanbody.

B.Theoneaboutmusic.

C.Theoneaboutsports.

聽第8段材料，回答第10至12題。

10.Howdocsthewomanfeelaboutherjob?

A.Unhappy..C.Excited.

ll.Whatdoesthemandoforaliving?

A.Heisadoctor.ownshisbusiness.C.Heworksasalawyer.

12.Whenwillthewomantakesometimeoff?

A.Inthespring.B.Inthesummer.C.Inthewinter.

聽第9段材料，回答第13至16題。

13.Whopaintedthepicturesonthewall?

A.Theman.B.Thecollegeprofessor.C.Thegreatpainters.

14.HowlonghasJackbeenpainting?

twoyears.B.Fortenyears.C.Foroneyear.

15.Whatdoesthewomanlike?

A.Drawing.B.Writing..

16.Whatwillthespeakersdotomorrow?

something.B.Takecollegeclass.C.Sharetheworks.

聽第10段材料，回答第17至20題。

17.WhenwasEasterIslandfound?

A.In1722.1800.1700.

18.Whatcausedthedecreaseofthepopulation?

A.War..C.Earthquakes.

19.Howmanystatuesareontheisland?

A.887.B.1100.C.788.

20.Whathasbeenprovedaboutthestatues?

A.Theyremainamysterytoday.

B.Theywerefromanotherplanet.

C.Theywerebuiltbyancientpeople.

第二部分閱讀理解（共兩節(jié)，滿分50分）

第一節(jié)（共15小題;每小題分，滿分分）閱讀下列短文，從每題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項中，選出最佳

選項，并在答題卡上將該項涂黑。

A

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Itwashostedbyahearingimpaired（受損的）couple,YiSixiongandWangXian.Aftermanytrials,using

WeChatandasilentlivestreamingroom,graduallytheyhaveattractedover350,000onlinefollowers,mainly

withhearingdifficultieslikethem.Withinbornhearingloss,Yi,33.aimstobuildaplatformforthem.

ThoughWeChathasimprovedmunication,manyhearingimpairedpeopleoftenencounteronlinetraps

andsuffergreatloss,whichiscausedbythelackofchannelstogetinformation.Thatiswhyhedecidedto

takeupthebusiness.OnFeb8,2017,YicreatedhisfirstWeChatpublicaccountnamed“Daxiong'stalk",

whichdeliversnewsandrealtimeeventinformation.

Asemercebecamemorepopularrecently,Yinoticedthatonlineshopping,howeverconvenientfor

others,wasnoteasyforpeoplewithhearingdifficulties.In2019,Yidecidedtohavealivestreamingroomfor

hisfollowers,sellingproductsinsignlanguage.Thoughnotaslivelyassomeotherchannels,hislivestreaming

enjoyspopularity,andtodayreceives5,000to10,000ordersamonth.

“Theyarenotonlymyfollowers,butalsofriendswhotrustme,"Yisaysinsignlanguage,addingthathe

wouldrathergiveuphisearningstofindmoreproductsofgoodpriceforthem.WiththehelpoftheInternet

andtechnology,hewantstooffermoreserviceshisfollowersneed

suchasmunication,translation,employmenttrainingandmatchmaking.

24.Whatdoestheauthorintendtoshowinthefirstparagraph?

A.Addictiontoonlineshopping.B.Popularityof“silent”onlineroom.

C.Lackofintroductiontogoods.D.Incredibleprofitsofcheapgoods.

25.WhatinspiredYiSixiongtothrowhimselfintothecause?

A.Hisowninbornhearingloss.B.Muchuselessinformationonline.

CThecooperationwithhiswife.D.Problemsofthehearingdamaged.

26.WhatmakesYi'slivestreamingroomdifferentfromotherchannels?

A.Backgroundmusic.B.Thelowestprices.

C.Nonspeakinglanguage.D.Thousandsofviews.

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A.Considerateanddevoted.B.Optimisticandcautious.

C.Ambitiousandstubborn.D.Traditionalanddependable.

C

Fivehundredyearsago,Europeansarrivedonanewcontinent.Theybroughtnewculturesand

languagestothisplacewhichtheycalledAmerica.However,therewerealreadypeoplelivingherewhohad

theirownculturesandlanguages,soaterriblepartofhistorybegan.

AsmoreEuropeansarrived,therewasafightwiththeNativeAmericansforthelandandbytheendof

thenineteenthcentury,thenativetribesweremovedtoreservations.Alotoftheirchildrenweretakenaway

toboardingschoolsandtaughttospeakEnglish.Bytheendofthetwentiethcentury,morethanhalfof

NativeAmericanswerelivingincities.TheygaveupspeakingtheiroldtriballanguageandonlyusedEnglish.

Asaresult,manyNativeAmericanlanguagesdisappeared,andwiththem,theirculture.

SomeNativeAmericanlanguagesarestillusedtoday,buttheyareusuallyspokenbytheoldermembers

ofthetribeswhostillliveonthereservations.Formostoftheyoungermembers

ofthetribe,theeverydaylanguageisEnglish.

Thegoodnewsisthatsomeofthese“l(fā)astspeakers"arekeepingtheircultureandlanguage

alive.TheyarealsoreceivinghelpfromtheNationalGeographicSociety'sEnduringVoicesProjectwhichaims

tokeeplanguagesaroundtheworldfromdyingout.Linguistsandexpertsmeetwiththese“l(fā)astspeakers",

interviewthem,andrecordvideo,pictures,andaudioof“l(fā)astspeakers"telloldstorieswhicharewritten

downinEnglishsopeoplecanlearnmoreabouttheculture.

Recordingthelanguageandcultureisonlypartoftheproject.Thenextstageistopassonthelanguage

tothenextgeneration.Somechildrenpickitupfromtheirparentsorgrandparents,

butmanytribesnowoffercourses.TheSalishtribeisanexcellentexample.TheyliveonMontana'sFlathead

Reservationandtheirlanguageisspokenbyabout50peopleovertheageof

75andnooneunder50.Sothetribehassetupaschool.Ithas30studentsagedtwototwelveduringthe

dayandofferscoursesforadultsintheevening.Schoolsandprojectslikethesehopefullywillsavelanguages

forthefuture.

28.What'sthepurposeoftheauthorbymentioningEuropeans'arrival?

A.TotellaterriblepartofhistoryinAmerica.B.Tostatethenativetribes'beingmovedaway.

CToexplainafightwiththeNativeAmericans.DTointroduceNativelanguages'disappearance.

29.WhyisEnglishmonfortheyoungmembersoftribes?

A.Theyareforcedtospeak.B.Theyhatenativelanguages.

C.Theyhaveagapwiththeold.D.TheyconsiderEnglishpopular.

30.What'sattitudeoftheauthortokeepingtribes'languagesalive?

A.Negative.B.Objective.C.Supportive.D.Uninterested.

31.WhatdirectlydrivestheSalishschoolfounded?

ATheagingsituationof“l(fā)astspeakers".B.Therecordoftheirlanguageandculture.

C.Thechildrenandadults'strongdesire.D.Thedistanceandpovertyoftheirreservation.

D

IrenePepperberg,agraduateofHarvardUniversity,wasinterestedinlearningifanimalscouldthink,and

thebestwaytodothis,shereasoned,wastotalktothem.Totesthertheory,sheboughtanAfricangrey

parrotshenamedAlexandtaughthimtoreproducethesoundsofthe

Englishlanguage.

WhenPepperbergbeganherresearchwithAlex,veryfewscientistsacknowledgedthatanimalswere

capableofthought.Thegeneralbeliefwasthatanimalsreactedtothingsintheirenvironmentbutlackedthe

abilitytothinkorfeel.

Alextheparrotwasasurprisinglygoodtalker.Helearnedhowtousehisvoicetoimitate（模仿）almost

100Englishwords,includingthoseforfoods,colors,shapes,andAlexhadmasteredmanyEnglishwords,

Pepperbergcouldaskhimquestionsaboutabird'sbasicunderstandingoftheworld.Alexcouldcount,aswell

asdescribeshapes,colors,andsizesforPepperberg;heevenhadanelementaryunderstandingofthe

abstractconceptofzero.

Thisisalargediscoveryofanimalcognitionresearch:Ithumblesus.Wearenotaloneinourabilityto

invent,municate,demonstrateemotions,orthinkaboutourselves.Still,humansremainthecreativespecies.

Nootheranimalhasbuiltcities,createdmusic,ormadeaputer.Infact,anumberofcriticsdismissanimals'

abilitytousetoolsorunderstandhumanlanguage.Theybelieveanimalsarejustsimulatinghumanbehavior.

Yet,manyresearcherssaythatcreativityandlanguageinanimals,likeotherformsofintelligence,have

evolved."Peopleweresurprisedtodiscoverthatchimpanzeesmaketools,"saysAlexKacelnik,ananimal

researcher,"Butpeoplealsothought,'Well,theyshareourancestryofcoursethey'resmart.'Nowwe're

findingthesekindsofbehaviorsinsomespeciesofbirds.Butwedon'thavearecentlysharedancestrywith

birds.Itmeans,"Kacelnikcontinues,“thatevolutioncaninventsimilarformsofadvancedintelligencemore

thanoncethatit'snotsomethingreservedonlyforprimates（靈長目動物）ormammals."

32.Whatdotheunderlinedwords"humblesus""meaninparagraph4?

A.Defeatsussoeasily.B.Hutstheprideofus.

C.Makesusfullydoubtful.D.Goesdeepintoourheart.

P3.WhichstatementwouldAlexKacelnikprobablyagreewith?

humansandprimatescanthink.

B.Somebirdscanalsobefoundintelligent.

C.Birdsshareamonancestrywithhumans.

D.Somespeciesaremoreintelligentthanhumans.

34.What'stheabilityAlextheparrothasn't?

A.Feel.B.Thought.C.Imitation.D.Creativity.

35.What'sasuitabletitleforthetext?

A:Insideanimalminds.B.Anintelligentparrot.

C.Onguardagainstbirds.D.Beyondhumans'thought.

第二節(jié)（共5小題;每小題分,滿分分）閱讀下面短文，從短文后的選項中選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項。

選項中有兩項為多余選項。

Fewpeopledon'tknowhowimportantitistostretch（拉彳申彳申展）beforeaworkoutsessionsinceithelps

instimulatingyourmovements,warmingupyourbody,andpreparingfortheexercise.Butmostpeopleare

extremelyignorantofthepostexercisestretching36Actua11y,thebenefitsofstretchingafterexercise

areplentiful.

Flexibilityisimproved.

Whenyouholdstaticanddeepstretchposesattheendofyourworkoutroutine,youwillhavemore

accesstothelengthinvariouspartsofyourbody.37.Thisisthebiggestadvantageofstretchingafter

workout.

Muscletensionislowered.

Haveyoueverwonderedwhyyourmusclesbeesore（酸痛的）afteraworkoutroutine?

Well,thatisbecauseyourbodyproduceslacticacid.38.Thankstostretching,oxygenisdistributed

throughoutyourbodyandmuscles,whichcanreducelacticacidproductionandbuildup.

Injuriesareavoided.

Afteranintenseworkout,withtightenedmuscles,yourbodyismorelikelytosuffertearing

ofmuscletissues.However,duringstretching,themusclesarelengthened,whichmeanstherisk

iswayless.39Sosaveyourbodyfrombeinganeasytargetforinjuries.

Whilestretching,don'tpushyourselftoohard.Remember,thisismeanttorelaxyou,notto

causeadditionalpressureonyou.Youmaybetemptedtorestimmediatelyafteraworkoutsession.Buttrust

us:thepostexercisestretchingisofcriticalimportance.40Butinduetime,youwill.

A.Youwillexperienceabetterrangeofmotioneasily.

BYouwillavoidanysortofshoulderorbackinjuries.

CMaybeyouwon'tseethepositiveeffectsrightaway.

D.Thejointswithconnectivetissuesarealsoprotected.

E.Evenworse,it'ssomethingthatthey'llskipfornoreason.

F.Itcanhelpyourecoverfromthemuscletensionquickly.

itgathering,yourmuscleswillneverbeabletorelax.

第三部分語言知識運用（共兩節(jié)，滿分30分）

第一節(jié)完形填空（共15小題;每小題分，滿分15分）閱讀下面短文，從短文后各題所給的A、B、C、D四

個選項中，選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項，并在答題卡上將該項涂黑。

“ELSA,IT'SYOU!"Itwasthefouryearold'ssurprisebirthdayparty,andherfavoriteDisneycharacter,

ElsafromFrozen,hadarrived.Thetwo_41_begantosingthemovie'sbigsong,uLetItGo,“"andweresoon

joinedbyTinkerBellandfourotherfairytaleprincesses:Anna,Ariel,Jasmine,andSnowWhite.Youwould

swearyouwere_42_atthemostmagicalplaceonearth.

Butthiswasn'tDisneyWorld.ItwasthecancerwardatahospitalonLongIslandinNewYork.Andthe

princesseswerecollegestudentswho_43_forAMomentofMagic,anonprofitorganizationwhosemission

isto_44_thespiritsofsickchildren.

ItallbeganonceuponatimewithafamilymovienightfeaturingFrozen.KyleeMcGrane,now23,

noticedthatsheandElsahad_45_blondhairandbigblueeyes.McGraneandherfriendMaggiehadan

ideadressingupasDisneyprincessesand_46_littlecancerpatients.

In2015,afterthey_47___S2,000onaGoFundMepagetopayforcostumesandtravel_48_,

McGraneandMcAndrewlandedtheirfirstliveperformance,atCohenChildren'sMedicalCenterinNewHyde

Park,NewYork.TheydressedasElsaandhersister,Annatothescreamingdelightofthegirlsandshy___

49___fromtheboys.Theyspentnearlythreehourssingingsongs,takingpictures,andtravelingfrom

one_50_tothenextuntiltheyhadvisitedandchattedwitheveryoneofthe50children."Toseethekids

believeinme,mycharacter...Itwaslife_51_"saysMcGrane:

Theyhavea52_kingdomoffans.SharaMoskowitzfromNewJerseysaysthathersevenyearold

daughter,Avery,still_53_almosteverydaybyphoneortext54_shemetnearlytwoyearsagoather

birthdayparty.Averywasreceivingtreatmentforaneuroblastoma."Mydaughterfoundsomethingthatshe

reallyneededto_55_Moskowitz."Thesegirlsgaveherthatmomentofimagination,freedom,andhappiness

ofdreaming/

41.A.calmlyB:cheerfullyC.hurriedlyD.immediately

42.A.wishingB.dreamingC.celebratingD.promising

43.A.signB.volunteerC.advertiseD.research

44.A.liftB.showC.admireDfollow

45.A.ordinaryB.matchingD.shocking

46.A.visitingB.treatingC.studyingD.calling

47.A.savedB..spentC.raisedD.donated

48.A.servicesB.expensesC.programsD、destinations

49.A.smilesB.looksC.moodsD.words

50.A.movieB.hospitalD.character

51.A.revivalB.beatingC.shelterD.changing

52.AgrowingB.differentC.survivingDindependent

53.A.talksB.issuesC.protestsD.plains

54.A.doctorsB,strangersC.patientsD.princesses

55.A.refertoB.connecttoC.applyforDsufferfrom

第II卷（非選擇題）

第二節(jié)語法填空（共10小題;每小題分，滿分15分）閱讀下面短文，在空白處填入1個適當的單詞或括號

內單詞的正確形式（13詞）。

ETRASH

Nowadays,everyhouseholdproduceselectronictrash（oretrash）anoldTVorputer,

aprinter,oranoutofdatecellphone.Butwhenwethrowtheseeverydayitemsaway,notmany

ofusknow56theygo.Thejournalistandphotographer,PeterEssick,decidedtofollowthisetrash

57severalcountriesaroundtheworld.

Inparticular,EssickfoundthatalotofetrashgoestoGhana.There,hesaw58

（mountain[ofoldputersinthelocalmarkets.Thesellersresellsomeofthem,59

notmanywork.Instead,theyrecyclethebrokenputersbymeltingthepartsinside.These

partscontainalittlemetalsuchascopperorevengold.However,thisrecyclingprocessis_60_

（danger）fortheworkersbecause61producesalotoftoxicchemicals.

Asaresultofhisjourney,PeterEssickthinksit'simportanttostop.62（export）

etrash.It'sbadfortheenvironmentandit'sbadfor_63_（people）.health.Instead,hebelievesmanufacturers

need_64_（produce）moreecofriendlyelectronics,inotherwords,electronicproductsthatyoucanrecycle

cheaply,safely,andinthecountrywherethey_65_（make）.

第四部分寫作（共三節(jié)，滿分40分）’

第一節(jié)單詞拼寫（共15小題;每小題1分，滿分15分）。根據首字母或中文意思，填入一個本學期所學的

Book1Unit4,Unit5和Book2Unitl,Unit2適當的單詞，每空限填一個詞。

66.Sinceyourapologyissincereandintime,youare（原諒）now.

67.Thekinghassomedifficulty（發(fā)表）aradiospeechtothenation.

68.Educatingnewdriversisimportantto防止，預防）accidents.

69.Agoodsenseof（平衡）madeiteasierforhimtolearntoski.

7O.Thegreatscientistmadeapositive（頁獻）tofurtherspaceexploration.

71.Tobemore（特定的，具體的），whatyouneedtodoissetaside30minutes

everydaytoworkout.

72.Theuniversitywillneedafull（描寫，