四川省樂山市2024-2025學(xué)年高一下學(xué)期期末考試英語試題學(xué)校:___________姓名：___________班級：___________考號：___________一、聽力選擇題1．Whatdoesthemanaskthewomanfor?A．Tickets. B．HerID． C．Somemoney.2．Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?A．Theweather. B．Theartshow. C．Theweekendplans.3．Whydoesthemanstopcollectingstamps?A．Hepreferstoviewstampsonline.B．Hisstudiestakemostofhistime.C．Thestampmarketwasclosed.4．Howmuchdoesthemanowe(欠)thewomanintotal?A．$15. B．$30. C．$50.5．WhydidthewomancallBill?A．ToaskhimtoborrowsomeCDs.B．ToaskwhetherBillcancometotheparty.C．Topassonsomeinformationabouttheparty.聽下面一段較長對話，回答以下小題。6．Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?A．Runningforexercise.B．Whymusicisimportant.C．Waystoimprovemoods.7．Whatistheman’sfavoritetypeofmusic?A．Rock. B．Country. C．Jazz.聽下面一段較長對話，回答以下小題。8．Whichofthefollowingplacesdidthemango?A．Edinburgh. B．St.Andrews. C．Highlands.9．HowisthelifeinScotland?A．Hard. B．Slow. C．Busy.聽下面一段較長對話，回答以下小題。10．Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A．Schoolmates. B．Teammates. C．Workmates.11．Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace?A．Inarestaurant. B．Inasupermarket. C．Athome.12．WhatdoesSimoninviteKatetodonextSaturday?A．Trythespecialbread.B．BringJamestohisplace.C．Haveachatoveracupofcoffee.聽下面一段較長對話，回答以下小題。13．Whatdidthemanorder?A．Noodles. B．Friedrice. C．Steak.14．Whatisthemangoingtodoafterlunch?A．Borrowbooks. B．TeachingMark. C．Studyinclass.15．WhatdoesMarkprobablymajorin?A．Biology. B．Spanish. C．ComputerScience.16．Wherewillthewomangofirstafterlunch?A．Toalibrary. B．Toabank. C．Toasupermarket.聽下面一段獨白，回答以下小題。17．Whatisthespeakerdoing?A．Introducingafriend.B．Conductingameeting.C．Broadcastingaprogram.18．WhathasagreatinfluenceonStephanie’scareerchoice?A．Herclassmates’help. B．Herloveinliterature. C．Herfather’sguidance.19．Whydidn’tStephaniegotomedicalschoolaftercollege?A．Shewasshortofmoney.B．Shedidn’twanttobeadoctor.C．Shefellinlovewithchemistry.20．HowdidStephaniefindherworkatDuPont?A．Boring. B．Stressful. C．Great.二、閱讀理解VancouverHalf-DayWhaleWatchingAdventureThishalf-daywhale-watchingadventurefromdowntownVancouvergivesyouthechancetoseewhalesandotherlivesintheoceanwithoutmuchtrouble.You’llrideonahigh-endcatamaran(雙體船)withcomfortableindoorandoutdoorspaces.Yourguideswilltellyouaboutthelocalhistoryandgeology.YoucanenjoythebeautifulPacificNorthwestsceneryandlookforwhales,seals,eagles,andotherwildlife.What’sIncluded·Freephotopackageofyourtrip&wildlife,withpersonalphotosofyouandyourlovedones·Educationalmaterialsonboard·freetea,coffee&hotchocolate·WhaleSightingsGuarantee—freeextratoursfromalllocationsuntilyouseewhales·95-passengerboatfeaturingindoor,heatedcabinwithfloor-to-ceilingwindowsandopen-airdecks·Captainandexpertcrewof3—4guidesforbettertouringexperience·DigitalLanguageGuidesavailable(German,Dutch,Spanish,English,French,Chinese)GatheringpointHoteltransfersarenotprovided.Pleaseremembertocheck-in30minutesbeforeyouradventure,at1666DuranleauSt.onGranvilleIsland.Wewillnotholdtheboatforlateguests.PriceAgesPeakseasons(April—October)Off-seasons(November—March)Adult$200$150Youth(Age13—17)$150$125Child(Age2—12)$120$100Infant(Age0—1)$20$20Refund(退款)Policy·Forafullrefund,youmustcancel(取消)atleast24hoursbeforetheexperience’sstarttime.·Thisexperiencerequiresgoodweatherandatleast50travelers.Ifit’scanceledduetopoorweatherorbecausethenumberoftravelersisn’tmet,you’llbeofferedadifferentdateorafullrefund.Bookonlineorcall:+656670975021．WhichofthefollowingisNOTincludedduringthewhale-watchingadventure?A．Freephotos. B．Hotdrinks. C．Professionalguides. D．Hotelpick-upanddrop-off.22．Howmuchwillbepaidifacoupleandtheir16-year-oldchildgoforthistourinFebruary?A．$425 B．$450 C．$525 D．$55023．Inwhichofthefollowingcasescantravelersgetafullrefund?A．Cancelingthetriptwodaysbeforeitstarts. B．Cancelingthetripwhenboardingtheboat.C．Beinglateforthestartingtime. D．Beingunabletoseethewhales.Femalemosquitoesneedbloodtodeveloptheireggs.Mosquitoesareattractedtowarmbloodedanimals,includingus.They’reattractedtothecarbondioxide(CO2)webreatheout,ourbodytemperaturesand,mostimportantly,thesmellofourskin.Themosquitopierces(刺破)yourskinwiththeirfeedingmouthpart.Butthemouthpartisn’tasingle,straight,needle-liketube.Thereareseveraltubes,somedesignedforsucking(吸)andsomeforinjecting(注射).Oncetheirmouthpartshavebeenpiercedintoyourskin,themosquitowillinjectsomesaliva(唾液),whichcontainsamixofchemicalsthatgetsthebloodflowingbetter.It’snotthemosquito’sbitethathurts,it’sthesalivathatmakesourskinfeelbad.Onceamosquitohasinjectedtheirsalivaintoourskin,avarietyofreactionscanfollow.Fortheluckyfew,nothingmuchhappensatall.Formostpeople,thereisrednessandswelling(腫塊)oftheskinthatappearswithinafewhours,butoftenmorequickly,afterjustafewminutes.Occasionally,thereactioncancausepainordiscomfort.Thencomestheitchiness(癢).Somepeopledosufferseverereactionstomosquitobites.Allthesereactionsarecausedbythechemicalsinthemosquito’ssaliva,whichcancauselargeareasofswelling,andevenfever.Thechemistryofmosquitoes’salivahasn’treallybeenwellstudied.Butithasbeenshownthat,forthosewhoaresensitivetomosquitobites,thereactionsmaydifferdependingonthetypeofmosquitobiting.Forexample,mosquitoesfromAsiausuallycreatemoreseverereactions.24．MosquitoesareattractedEXCEPT______.A．human’sbloodtype. B．thesmellofhumanskin.C．human’sbodytemperature. D．theCO2humansbreatheout.25．Whatisthestructureofamosquito’smouthpart?A．Asingleneedle-liketubeforsuckingblood. B．Severaltubesdesignedforinjectingsaliva.C．Asetoftubesforbothinjectingandsucking. D．Sometubesthatareeasytochangeshapes.26．Whydomosquitobitescauseitchiness?A．Thebitesleavesmallwoundsontheskin.B．Swellingpartsareformedfrommosquitoes’bloodsucking.C．Peoplegetfeverandthusfeeltheitchiness.D．Thebodyreactswiththechemicalsinmosquitoes’saliva.27．Whydoreactionstomosquitobitesdiffer?A．Theamountofsalivadiffersineachbite. B．Salivachemicalsdifferbymosquitotype.C．People’sattitudestomosquitobitesdiffer. D．Mosquitosizesdifferwitheachother.Buyingflowersonspecialfestivalsisaclassicgestureofkindness,friendshipandlove.Butthebeautyofthesebouquets(花束)comesatacost.InColombia,highintheAndesMountains,aforestisbeingdestroyedbitbybit,brokenintopieces,andpollutedatanalarmingrate—allforthegreenleavesusedtofillflowerbouquetssoldmainlyintheUnitedStates.Theforestsareamongthemostbiodiversity(生物多樣性的)placesonEarthandhometoatleasttwodozenspeciesfoundnowhereelseontheplanet.However,centuriesofagriculturaldevelopmenttoretheforestsintopieces.Andtoday,thetreesgivewaytofieldsofeucalyptus,fernsandothergreenfoliage(裝飾葉材).Grownunderplasticsheets,thesewhiteareasarespreadalloverthelandscape,supplyingthegrowingfoliageindustry.Thisyear,Colombiaexported(出口)55,000tonsofflowersandfoliage,withover70%exportedtotheU.S.Colombiahasledtheflowerindustryfordecades.ButexpertssaygrowingfoliageforbouquetsinthehighAndeshasrecentlybecomeabiggerbusiness.Inpoorcountryareas,it’soneofthefewwaystoearnmoney.MarcosBernal,70,afarmmanager,saystheindustrypaidforhisdaughters’education.Hisfarmhasgrownsixtimes,mostlyonoldfarmland,butheadmitssomefarmersclearforestsforprofit:“They’reinterestedinthemoney.”AlthoughColombiahaslawstoprotectforests.Theserulesareoftenignoredinremoteareas.Asaresult,farmsareusingupundergroundwaterandpollutingriverswithchemicals.Rodríguez,whoworkswithanenvironmentalgrouptoprotecttheforest,iscallingonlocalgovernmenttostudytheimpactofthefoliageindustry.Sheshowsaphotoofthemountains,wherelargeareasoftheforesthavebeencleared,leavingbareareasofland.“Youcanclearlyseetheproblem,”shesays.“Everybouquetyoubuy,you’redestroyingapieceofthisforest.”28．HowdoesthefoliageindustryaffecttheAndesMountains?A．Itruinstheforest’secosystem. B．Itspeedsuptheplants’growth.C．Itdestroystheregion’sagriculture. D．Itincreasesbiodiversityintheregion.29．WhatisthecurrentsituationofflowerindustryinColombia?A．Poorcountryareasplantflowerstoattracttourists.B．Ithasgraduallybeenreplacedbythefoliageindustry.C．TheU.S.consumesmostofColombia’sflowerexport.D．Theprofitofflowerindustrywasputintoeducationdevelopment.30．WhatistheeffectofColombia’slawstoprotectforests?A．Theyprotectforestseffectively. B．Theyhavelimitedeffect.C．Noonecaresabouttheselaws. D．Theyhurtflowerindustry.31．WhatideadoesRodríguezwanttoexpressinthelastparagraph?A．TheenvironmentintheAndesMountainsisrecovered.B．TheflowerandfoliageindustrydamagestheAndesareaseverely.C．Buyingflowersisabadcustomandshallbeforbidden.D．Forestlandisproperforplantinghighqualityflowers.Askanymarathonrunneraweekbeforetheirbigracewhattheyaredoing,andthey’llalmostcertainlybecheckingtheweatherappontheirphone.That’sbecausehumidconditions(濕度),freezingrainorevenadaythatistoosunnyandhotcancausethemtobeslowerduringaracethantheywereintraining.Now,airqualitymaybeanotherkeyfactor.Evensmallamountsofairpollutionmightslowdownmarathonrunners,accordingtoarecentstudy.Thestudy,publishedinSportsMedicine,foundthathigherlevelsofPM2.5—airparticlesfromsourceslikecarexhaustandwildfires—werelinkedtoslowerracetimes.Theparticlesaresosmallthattheycaneasilymaketheirwaydeepintothelungsandcanevenenterthebloodstream,potentially(潛在地)harminghealth.ResearchersstudieddatafromnineU.S.marathons(2003—2019)andover2.5millionrunners’finishtimes.Theydiscoveredthatforevery1-microgramincreaseinPM2.5percubicmeter,malerunners’timesslowedby32secondsandfemalerunners’timesslowedby25seconds.ElviraFleury,thestudy’sleadauthor,advisesrunnerstotreatairpollutionlikeotherweatherfactors.“Ifit’spolluted,youmightrunslower,justlikeonahotday,”shesays.ExpertsnotethatPM2.5levelsincitieshostingmajormarathons,suchasthoseinNewYorkCity,Boston,Chicago,TokyoandLondon,oftenstaybelowofficialsafetylimitsbutcouldstillimpactperformance.Whilethestudyshowsaclearlinkbetweenairpollutionandslowertimes,moreresearchisneededtounderstandhowPM2.5affectsthebodyduringexercise.Possiblereasonsincludelungirritationorreducedbloodflow.Thefindingsalsoremindustoconsiderairqualitynotjustforracesbutalsofordailyexerciseinpollutedareas.32．Whatisthefirstfactorthatmarathonrunnersmonitorbeforetheirrace?A．Theairquality. B．Theweatherconditions.C．Theirphysicalcondition. D．Theircompetitors’performance.33．Whatdoestheunderlinedword“particles”inParagraph2mean?A．Cloudwater. B．Factorygases.C．Tinychemicals. D．Pollutioncondition.34．WhatcanbeinferredaboutPM2.5?A．HigherPM2.5levelsincreaseraceperformance.B．ChangesofPM2.5levelscauseweatherchanges.C．Majormarathoncitiesdon’thavePM2.5problems.D．Itmakespotentialdamagetohumanlungsandblood.35．Whatisasuitabletitleforthetext?A．TrainingStrategiesinHighPM2.5Weather. B．GlobalPM2.5TrendsRiskYourHealth.C．AirPollution’sImpactonMarathonPerformance. D．MarathonRunnersandWeatherMonitoring.HowtoStayHealthywithBusySchedulesWhenyou’rebalancingademandingschedule,itcanbehardtomaintainhealthyhabits.It’ssoeasytojustgrabafastfoodlunchorsleepuntilthelastpossibleminutewhenyou’restressedandbusyallthetime.36Preparehome-mademealsaheadoftime.37Storethemincontainersforgrab-and-golunches.Inthemeantime,keepsnackslikenutsorappleslicesinyourlocker.Whenhealthyoptionsarereadytogo,you’llavoidsugarysnacksfromvendingmachines.38Ifyouarecompletelyunabletoschedulespecificworkouttimes,dokneebendswhilebrushingyourteeth,orchallengefriendstoa5-minutestair-climbingraceduringbreaks.Ifyoucan’thitthegym,try10-minutehomeworkoutsfromfitnessappsbeforebed.Getplentyofsleep.Whenyou’rehandlingabusyschedule,cuttingbackonsleepcanseemlikeagoodidea,butitwillactuallymakeyoulesshealthyandmorestressedout!39Atiredbraincan’tfocuswell,sofinishingworkfasterthenextdaywithbettersleepissmarterthanstayinguplate!Manageyourstresslevels.Strategictaskssortingreducespressure.40PsychologyTodayreportsthatstudentswhoclearlyorganizestudytasksinthefirstplaceexperience35%lessanxiety.Remember:Youcan’tdoeverythingatonce,butsmallstepsaddup!Stayinghealthywithabusyscheduleisn’taboutbeingperfect—it’saboutmakingsmart,simplechoices.Startwithonechangethisweek—likeabedtimealarmora“WorryList”—andslowlyaddmore.Yourfutureselfwillthankyou!A．Findhiddenopportunitiestoexercise.B．Arrangeallyoursocialactivitiesingoodorders.C．Herearesomesimplestrategiestokeepbusyschedules.D．Butwithsimplestrategies,youcanhaveafit,healthylifestyle.E．Planurgent(緊急的)tasksfirstandsocialmediaactivitieslater.F．SpendSundayspreparingmealslikebakedchickenorfishsalad.G．Therefore,sticktoa10:30pmbedtimeevenifhomeworkisn’tfinished.Onacoldwindyday,apoorboytriedtopayhiswaythroughschoolbysellinggoodsdoortodoor.Wanderingonthestreet,hewasnotasuccessfulseller.What’sworse,hefoundthatheonlyhadonedime(一角錢)left.Hisemptystomachalwaysremindedhimthatforalongtimehehadn’teatenanything.Hehadnochoicebuttobegforamealatthenexthouse.Hesitantlyheknockedatadoor,thinkingaboutwhattosaywhenitwasopened.However,henearlylosthiscouragewhenalovelyyoungwomanopenedthedoor.“WhatcanIdoforyou?”askedtheyoungwoman.Theboypausedforawhile,“Wouldyoupleasegivemesome…adrinkofwater?”theboydarednottolookdirectlyintohereyes.Shelookedatthebony(瘦骨嶙峋的)boyandthoughthemightneedsomethingtogivehimenergy,soshebroughthimaglassofmilk.Hisheadrisingandsmallhandstakingthecup,hedrankitupslowly,andthenasked,“HowmuchdoIowe(欠)you?”“Youdon’towemeanything,”sherepliedwithawarmsmileonherface.“Mymotherhastaughtmenevertoacceptpayforakindness.”Deeplymoved,hesaidsincerely,“ThenIshallthankyoufromthebottomofmyheart.”AsHowardKellyleftthathouse,henotonlyfeltstrongerphysically,butitalsoincreasedhisfaithinthewholehumanrace.Asamatteroffact,hewasabouttogiveupandquitbeforethatpoint.Yearslatertheyoungwomanbecameseriouslyill.However,thelocaldoctorswereunabletogiveaneffectivemedicaltreatment.Finallytheysenthertoahospitalinthebigcity,wherespecialistscanbecalledintocureherraredisease.Amongthosefamousspecialists,Dr.HowardKellywascalledinfortheconsultation(咨詢).Whenheheardthenameofthetownshecamefrom,astrangelightfilledhiseyes.Immediately,heroseandwentdownthroughthehospitalhallintoherroom.41．根據(jù)文本內(nèi)容從方框中選擇恰當?shù)脑~并用其正確形式填入文本圖示中，每詞限用一次，有兩詞為多余選項。consult

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四川省樂山市2024-2025學(xué)年高一下學(xué)期期末考試英語試題參考答案題號12345678910答案BCBBCCAABA題號11121314151617181920答案BCBAABCCAC題號21222324252627282930答案DAAACDBACB題號31323334353637383940答案BBCDCDFAGE題號41424344454647484950答案HHFABACAD題號515253545556575859答案BADDCCBBD1．B【原文】M:I’llhavetheseticketstodelivertoyou.Theyarepre-paid,butI’llneedtohaveyourIDnumber.W:Holdonaminute.Letmegetitforyou.2．C【原文】W:Theweatherisbadthisweekend,soIcanonlystayathome.M:Wouldyouliketocomewithmetovisitthecitymuseumthen?3．B【原文】W:Doyoustillcollectstamps?M:No,andIsoldalotofmycollectionsonline.Igottoobusywithmystudies.W:That’sapity.Ireallyenjoyedthosetripstothestampmarketwithyou.4．B【原文】M:Iforgottotakemywallet.Couldyoulendme$15?W:OK.Nowyouowemeanother$15.5．C【原文】W:Hello.IsBillthere?M:Sorry,no.Thisishisbrother,Tom.CanItakeamessage?W:Yes,please.TellhimthatAngelacalledandthatthepartyisonFridaynightatAmy’sflat.Itstartsatabout7:30intheevening.CouldyoupleaseaskhimtobringsomeofhisCDs?We’dlikesomemusicthatwecandanceto.M:Noproblem.6．C7．A【原文】M:Whatdoyouusuallydowhenyou’reupset?W:Iwouldgoforarun.Thatalwayscheersmeup.M:Right.Exerciseisagoodwaytoimproveone’smood.Butforme,listeningtomusicworksbetter.W:Yeah?Whatkindofmusicdoyoulike?M:Well,myfavoritetypeofmusicisrock,thoughsometimesIchoosecountrymusic.W:Isee.Musichasagreateffectonourmoods,that’sforsure.WheneverI’mfeelingsad,I’dputonsomejazzmusicandclosemyeyes.Itreallyhelps.8．A9．B【原文】W:Wheredidyougoduringtheholidays?M:IwenttoScotland.W:Didyougotherealone?M:No.Iwentherewithmyparents.WetraveledaroundinScotland.WespentaweekinEdinburgh.WeplannedSt.Andrewsaswell.Butthescheduledidn’tmeetandwehadtogiveup.W:It’ssaidthatHighlandsisaverygoodplacetosee.Didyougoupthere?M:No.WestayedatahotelforafewdaysandcamebacktoLondondownthewestcoast.W:Howwastheweatherwhenyouwerethere?M:Quitegood,andeverybodywasverykind.Peoplearen’tinsuchahurryupthere,youknow.W:Youmusthaveenjoyedyourholidays.M:Sure.10．A11．B12．C【原文】W:Oh,hi,Simon.Ihaven’tseenyouforquiteawhilesincewegraduatedfromcollege.M:Hi,Kate.It’sbeenages,hasn’tit?W:Yeah.Howarethings?M:Allgood,thanks.I’mjustpickingupsomethingfordinner.It’salongdayformeandmywife.So,neitherofuswantstocooktonight.W:Iknowthatfeeling.Ionlycameintobuysomebiscuits.ButIshouldprobablygoandgetsomeotherthingsaswell.M:HaveyoutriedtheWonderlandbread?It’sperfectwithacupofmilk.W:No,butthatsoundsdelicious.I’llgetsomeofthese.M:Yeah.Well,Kate,weshouldgetacoffeetogether.AreyoufreenextSaturday?W:Yes,sure.I’llbeintouchwithyou.AndI’llinviteJamestoo.M:Goodidea.OK.Hopewecanchatsoon.Enjoyyourbiscuits.13．B14．A15．A16．B【原文】W:LookTherearesomanypeoplequeuingthere.M:ThatrestaurantiscalledSuperNoodles.Maybewecanhaveatrynexttime.W:Yeah.Hmm…,Thesteaktastesterrible.Howaboutyourfriedrice?M:Notbad.Youcantastesome.W:Thankyou.Whatareyougoing