湖北省武汉中学度高一分班测试题英语（原卷版）

湖北省武汉中学学年度高一分班测试题20242025注意事项答题前填写好自己的姓名、班级、考号等信息

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2.第卷（选择题）I第一部分听力（共两节，满分分）30第一节（共小题；每小题分，满分分）

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57.5听下面段对话每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的、、三个选项中选出最佳选项听完每段对5A BC话后，你都有秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题每段对话仅读一遍10例How muchis theshirtA.£

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1.Which flavorof icecream willthe boyhave

2.What isthe womangoing to do this afternoonA.Borrow abook.B.Visit Mr.Smith.C.Attend ameeting.

3.What doesthe womanoffer todo for the boyA.Fix hisphone.B.Treat himto dinner.C.Give hima ride.

4.What willthe womando the day aftertomorrowA.Leave forLondon.B.Attend aseminar.C.Do thegardening.

5.What arethe speakersgoing todo nextA.Buy tickets.B.Make adrink.C.See afilm.第二节（共15小题；每小题L5分，满分22・5分）听下面段对话或独白每段对话或独白后有几个小题，从题中所给的、、三个选项中选出最佳选项5A BC听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题秒钟；听完后，各小题将给出秒钟的作答时间55每段对话或独白读两遍听第段材料，回答第、题667・You willpay moreattention toyour diet.If you work outbright andearly in the morning,you willbe morelikely tochoosehealthy foodthroughout the day.50You willwant tocontinue tofocus onpositive choices.There area lotof benefitsto workingout,especially in the mornings.Set youralarm clockan hourearly andpushyourself towork out!You willfeel energizedall day long.A.Your qualityof sleepwill improve.B.Your lungswill takein morefresh air.C.There isno reasonto exercisein the morning.D.Who wantsto wastea goodworkout byeating junkfoodE.You cankeep yourhead clearfor4to10hours afterexercise.E Afteryou exercise,you continueto burncalories throughouttheday.G.Working out in themorning providesadditional benefitsother thankeeping fit.第卷（非选择题）第三部分语言运用（共两节，满分分）第II45一节（共小题；每小题分，满分分）15230阅读下面短文，从每题所给的、、、四个选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项A BC DSarahhad justmoved toa newtown overthe summer.She was51about startingat a new schoolwhere shedidnt52anyone,and wasworried aboutfitting in and makingfriends.However,Sarah53to make the mostof thisnew chance.On thefirst dayof school.Sarah arrivedearly.She wassurprised bythe54of theschool,which madeher feelsmall.As shewalked downthe hallways.Sarah55groups ofstudents alreadycame together,laughing andtalking.She wonderedifshe wouldever56like theydid.But then,something57happened.One of the students,a girlwith afriendly smile,walked closeto Sarahand58herself.Hi.Im Emma.she said,You looklost.Can Ihelp you59your classroom^^Sarah wastaken abackby Emmas60but thankfulfor theoffer.They walkedtogether downthe hallways.Sarahhoped thatmaybe she had foundanewfriend.Throughout theday,Sarah foundother studentswere just as61and welingas Emma.She beganto talkwith her62and evenshared afew laughswith herteachersAs theday wenton,Sarah realizedthat shehad mademore friendsin asingle daythan sheever thoughtpossible.Shefelt asense of63that shehadnt feltin along time.Looking backon thatfirst dayof highschool,Sarah realizedthat shehad learneda valuablelesson:no matterwhat64lay ahead,shehadthe supportand65of hernew friendsto helpher.

51.A.frightened B.nervous C.serious D.confident

52.A.miss B.call C.know D.invite

53.A.decided B.agreed C.failed D.refused

54.A.name B.size C.facility D.location

55.A.guessed B.believed C.noticed D.reported

56.A.give upB.e along C.fit inD.make it

57.A.strange B.special C.fearful D.unexpected

58.A.introduced B.told C.taught D.asked

59.A.imagine B.reach C.clear D.find

60.A.patience B.kindness C.courage D.style

61.A.curious B.simple C.friendly D.smart

62.A.classmates B.teammates C.students D.family

63.A.humor B.peace C.connection D.freedom

64.A.challenges B.opportunities C.dangers D.truth

65.A.service B.trust C.suggestion D.encouragement第二节共小题；每小题分，满分分

101.515阅读下面短文，在空白处填入个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式1In ParisI wasexcited tovisit the Musee dOrsay66housein anold railwaybuilding.This worldfamous artmuseum67feature someof the best knownpaintings fromthe Impressionistmovement of the19th century.The artistswho madethe68deep impressionon mewere twoof thegreatest Impressionist69paint,Claude MonetandPierreAuguste Renoir.Monet wasgreatly inspiredby natureand in the lastthree decadesof hislife hepainted70mostscenes fromhis garden,one of71is shownin thefamous pieceBlue WaterLilies.However,Renoir preferredto paintscenesof everydaylife,for example,72he1876masterpiece Danceat LeMoulin dela Galetteshowing lifein abusyneighbourhood ofParis on73Sunday afternoon.The Impressionistsvision inspireda wholenew generationof Postlmpressionistpainters74Vincent vanGoghand PaulGauguin,whose worksare alsodisplayed at theMuseedOrsay.Impressionism hashad a75encourage artistslasting influenceon modemart,to lookatthe world froman entirelynew pointof view.第四部分写作（共一题，满分分）15事物的发展有其两面性，是把双刃剑，它在给我们的生活创造便利条件的同时，也带来了不少不容小觑的隐患以”为主题，谈一谈的利与弊和你的观点“Smart Phone要求语言准确，行文连贯，层次清晰，书写规范，词数60〜

806.What arethe speakersmainly talkingaboutA.The weather.B.The mountain.C.The clothes.

7.What doesthe womandecide todo duringthe dayA.Go ona roadtrip.B.Appreciate thesunrise.C.Go hiking.听第段材料，回答第、题

7898.How doesthe womansound atfirstA.Regretful.B.Excited.C.Relieved.

9.What dowe knowabout the womanA.She isa memberof thecity team.B.She likesto havesnacks withbeer.C.She watchedthe gameon thescene.听第段材料，回答第至题

8101210.What doesthewomanlike mostabout solvingthe puzzleA.It helpsbroaden herknowledge.B.It givesher asense ofachievement.C.It motivatesher tothink hard.

11.What waszip liningused asbefore in the AlpsA.A formof entertainment.B.A meansof transport.C.A wayto explorethe nature.

12.What dowe knowabout themanA.Hes aquiet person.B.He avoidsdangerous sports.C.Hes abig fanof outdooractivities.听第段材料，回答第至题

9131613.Where didNancy attendmiddle schoolA.In Beijing.B.In Shanghai.C.In Shenzhen.

14.When didNancy earna mastersdegreeA.In

2012.B.In

2016.C.In

2019.

15.What didNancy dointhefirst panyA.She traveledabroad forwork.B.She offeredhelp tostudents.C.She passedmany examinations.

16.Why didNancy quither secondjobA.She didntget afairly goodsalary.B.She stoodlittle chanceof beingpromoted.听下面一段独白，回答第至小题

172017.What isthe speakerdoingA.Hosting aprogram.B.Giving alesson.C.Holding aconference.

18.When didthe Bermuda Triangle gainfameA.In

1945.B.In

1950.C.In

1975.

19.Who provedthe storiesabout the BermudaTrianglefalseA.Vincent Gaddis.B.Edward Jones.C.Larry Kusche.

20.What doesthe speakermean inthe endA.The BermudaTriangle isntthat dangerous.B.The listisnt correct.C.Fewer shipstravel throughtheBermudaTriangle now.C.She couldntget alongwith hercolleagues.第二部分单项选择（每题分，满分分）

11021.When the little girlwas askedsuch aquestion,she stoodthere with a lookon herface.A.puzzled;puzzled B.puzzled;puzzling C.puzzling;puzzling D.puzzling;puzzled

22.Peter sleptsoundly Ilay awakeall nighton thetrain whenwe weretravelling toGuangzhou.A.since B.while C.unless D.because

23.sadly,thelittleboy raisedhis headand hadthe tearsdown onpurpose.A.Seen tocry;fall B.Seen crying;fallingC.To beseen crying;falling D.To beenseen tocry;fall（风靡一时的事物）.

24.The filmWolf Warriordirected byWu Jing,in2015,and turnedout to be a great hitA.infected B.released C.hunted D.dived

25.She triedto herbook,but foundit impossibleto ignorethe noiseoutside.A.concentrate onB.take controlof C.give upD.relate to

26.about ahistorical figurein histextbook,Meng Haosearched onlinefor moreinformation.A.Curious B.Positive C.Confident D.Anxious

27.Many parentswork alldaylongto providetheir childrenwitha good livingcondition,but their kids mightjust forthepany of their parents.A.take B.longC.expect D.desire

28.You cantkeep makingnoise inthe munity.If yougo onlike this,youll inprison.A.pick upB.catch upC.end upD.bring up

29.You shouldput moreinto yourwork.A.effect B.effort C.fitness D.advance

30.English wasinvented bypeople,not puters,and itthe creativityof thehuman race.A.reflects B.crashes C.figures D.contacts第三部分阅读（共两节，满分分）50第一节（共小题；每小题分，满分分）

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537.5阅读下列短文，从每题所给的、、、四个选项中选出最佳选项A BC DAWeleto Epcofs Festival of the ArtsFestivalInformationHeld annuallyat WaltDisney WorldResort,EpcofsFestival oftheArts involvesvarious activities from viewingartexhibits andparticipating ininteractive workshopsto enjoyingcreative andcolorful fooddishes.Popular EventsIt isalargescale,munitydriven artproject whereparents and theirkids can contributeto aExpression Section:A Paintmassivemural bypainting sectionsof it.Visit theExpressionSectionboot hto pickup paint（壁画）by NumbersMuraland abrush.Then,paint afew squaresthat cancorrespond withyour paintcolor.This isan opportunityfor kids to takefun familypictures against the backgroundof variousmuralsand interactive3D artequipment throughoutEpcots FestivaloftheArts.Find theseArtfulPhoto Opsstepinframes aroundEPCOT:International Gateway:Luncheon ofthe BoatingPartyMexico Pavilion:An Homageto FridaKahloThis isa handsonworkshop whereyou andyour kidscan learnto drawbeloved Disney（动画制作）Animationcharacters,guided bya realDisney artist.Ws aunique opportunityfor yourkidstomakeAcademygood useof theircreativity.This experiencetakes placein America Gardens Theatre.It isan interactiveart experiencewhere kidscan watchimpressive chalkbe createdrightbefore theireyes and even participatein creatingsome chalkart themselves.This experienceKidsChalk Artisoffered atthe bridgeto World Showcase Plaza.Ticket PricesStandarddatebased ticketsare offered,which requiresyou tochoose astart date.One ticketper dayfor an adult costs$120and kidsunder12get per ticket with20%off.You cansave$20perticketif youpurchase3day orlonger tickets!

31.What isa featureof EpcotsFestivalofthe ArtsA.It is3Dcentered.B.It isfoodthemed.C.Tt ismonthly held.D.It iskidfriendly.

32.Where canvisitors paintDisney charactersunder theguidance ofan artistA.International Gateway.B.WorldShowcasePlaza.C.AmericaGardensTheatre.D.The ExpressionSection booth.

33.How muchdo acouple anda kidof sevenpay forthe onedayticketsA.$

300.B.$

336.C.$

340.D.$

360.B（厌食的）.I usedto be anorexic I was bony,each ofmy ribbones juttedout,like ridgeson mybody,my head,whichlooked abnormallyhuge,was barelysupported bymy backbone.It wouldtake anhour forme to eat aspoon of food.Should Iattempt toeat toplease myparents orteachers,I wouldlockmyself inthe toiletand throwup thefood.I lookedpale andweak allthe timebecause ofthe lackoffood.My familymemberswere anxious.They crieda lot.It allstarted whena boyin myclass calledme“fat”.I wasshocked andupset.I adoptedan extremelystrict dietandexercise routine.I lost10kg withinthree monthsand continuedto losemore weight.Iwas absolutelycrazy aboutlosing evenmore weight.One day,my heartrate droppedand Iwas breathless.I almostlost mylife.That waswhen Idecided toturn mylife around.Looking goodis extremelyimportant toa teenager.We wantto looka certainway sowe canbe popularand accepted.We areattracted bywelltoned andsculpted bodies.Now,with social media,we haveaccess toa poolof photographsofpeople,whose bodiesand appearanceswe admire.Those imagesmake usenvious.We longtobelike them.Were indanger whenwe startto hatethe waywe lookand takedrastic measuresto attainthe bodywe dreamofhaving.These measurescan lead to eatingdisorders,unrealistic andunhealthy exercisehabits,low selfesteemanddepression.Besides affectingthe physicalhealth,teenagers whoare bodyconscious canalso sufferfrom mentalinstability.They mayfall intodesperation,guilt andhopelessness ifthey areunable tokeep upwith theirrigid exerciseroutines or（脆弱的）eating habits.They canbe emotionallyfragile too.They beesensitive toments madeby others.They areashamedoftheway theylook.If youare currentlyexperiencing thesefeelings,seek helpbefore it is toolate.It isimportant tofeel confidentand positiveabout yourimage and not agreewith manmadestandards ofbeauty,which willchange withtime.

34.What ledto thepoor conditionofthe authorA.Some illness.B.A strictdiet.C.Lack offood toeat.D.Her desireto killherself.

35.Why didtheauthordecide toturn herlife aroundA.To lookgood.B.To stayhealthy.C.To satisfyher parents.D.To disappointthe boy.

36.What doesthe underlinedword drastic“in Paragraph5meanA.Extreme.B.Supportive.C.Temporary.D.Preventive.

37.What isthebesttitle forthis passageA.Be UniqueB.Seek BeautyC.Build YourBody D.Accept YourBodyCSocial mediais takingover ourlives:Facebook,Instagram,Twitter andnow,TikTok.These socialmedia platformshavetransformed froma wayto stayconnected toan industrywhere evenkidscanmake moneyoff theirposts.While this（机会主义）may seemlike anotheropportunistic innovation,its reallyfull ofhidden falserealities.（中位收入）The medianine recordedintheUnited Statesof Americawas about$63,000in

2018.TikTokers canmakeanywhere from$50,000to$150,000for aTikTok brandpartnership,and TikTokerswith overa million一followers canmake upto$30,000a month$360,000a year.They are making more than theaverage persontrying tofeedtheir familyand keepa roofover theirheads,simply byposting a15second video.This ismad inmore waysthan one.Not onlyis itan overpaidjob”,it promotesundeserved admirationfrom viewersanda false sense ofreality.Many of these famousTikTokers arestill teens,andtheeffects offame atsuch anearly stageinlife mightcause issueslater inlife,such asmental illness.Teens betweenthe agesof13and17make up27%of TikTokviewers,who canbe easilyinfluenced bywhat theyare watching.They canput afalsesenseof selfvalueinto whothey lookupto andwhat theyrepresent:money,fame,being consideredconventionally attractive.While TikTokhas beeagreat tool fbrmarketing,its importantto understandhow thiscontent affectsyoung viewers.If wereconstantly consumingcontent thatshows usall weneed todo tobe successfulis beconventionally attractiveandpost a15second videofeaturing anew dance,it willchallenge ourknowledge ofwhat reallymakes someonesuccessful and（伦理）.will inturn affectour individualwork ethicsWhat about the people who missbirthday andfamily holidaysdueto theirjobs andarent gettingpaid nearlyas muchas theseTikTokersRichard Colyer,president andcreator ofMetaphor,Inc,had hisown viewon thisissue.It soundsgreattomakemoney fordoing thelatest dancemoves ina15second video,but weshould feedthe mindsof kidsandnotjust theirbankaccounts.TikTok canbe greatif usedproperly.Money aloneis notgood,technology aloneis notgood andconnectednesscan bebad ifits onlyonline/9Again,asafellow consumerof TikTok,I doenjoy theapp whenI havesome timeto killand needa goodlaugh.Imnot againstsomeone makinga livingon entertainment,but whatdoes gettingfamous ofa15second videoteach youngpeople

38.What doesthe underlinedword this in Paragraph1refer toA.Social networking.B.Making moneyon socialmedia.C.A joboffered byTikTok.D.Staying connectedto theInternet.

39.What dothe numbersgiven inParagraph2showA.TikTokers areearning moneyeasily.B.All TikTokersare richerthan averagepeople.C.Most TikTokerscan beemillionaires overnight.D.TikTokers earnmuch more than ordinaryworkers.A.They tendto liveanadultlife toosoon.B.They areforced topay forcertain services.

40.Which isthe possibleinfluence ofTikTok onits youngusersC.They mayabandon othersocialmedia.D.They arelikely todevelop falsevalue.

41.What canwe inferfrom RichardColyers mentsA.TikTok canbeapositive influenceif teensemploy itwisely.B.Young TikTokersshould bebanned frommaking money.C.Itisbetter toinvolve educationon investmentin TikTokvideos.D.Contents ofvideos needchecking beforetheir releaseonline.D（暂停）Recently,morethan1,000researchers and executives signedan openletter callingfor apause inresearch on（宣传）,artificial intelligence.The letterwarns thatAI maythreaten jobs,spread propagandaandevenleadtothe loss（签署者）of controlof ourcivilization”.Many ofthe signatoriesare thoughtfuland experiencedAI practitioners.Theirconcerns shouldbe takenseriously.On balance,though,their approachis likely to evolveinto anopposition toprogress.Consider thebroader worldviewexpressed inthis document.It said,Powerful AIsystems shouldbe developedonlyonce weare confidentthat theireffects willbe positiveand risksmanageable.This isa formulafor pletestop,as noonecan everbe soconfident.The historyof innovationis oneof trialand error,risk andreward.One reasonwhy the US leads（约束）theworldin digitaltechnology isthat itdid notconstrain theindustry withwellmeaning butdoubtful regulation.Slowing AIprogress,moreover,carries risksall itsown.Dont forgetthat thistechnology islikelytomaketheworld richer,healthier,smarter andmore productivefor decadestoe.By2030,it mightbe contributingmorethan$15trillion totheglobal economy.Advances inmedicine,biology,climate science,education,manufacturing,transportation andmuch moreareon thehorizon.Any newrules mustbe balancedagainstthevast potentialoftheseefforts.（空白领域）.（范Nor isAI researchadvancing intoa voidThe industryalready operateswithin legalparameters畴）in responseto potentialharms.panies haveensured theirproducts aresafe.Trade associationsare developingcodes ofconductand ethicalframeworks.Far fromthe outofcontrolrace,the AIbusiness isconstrained bylaw andpolitics and（情绪）.consumer sentimentItsnatural toworry aboutnew technologies,but thewealth andabundance ofAmerican societyis duein nosmall parttorisks takeninthepast,inaspirit ofopenness andoptimism.The AIrevolution deservesno less.

42.Why didthe researchersandexecutivessign theopen letterA.Because theresearch onAI hadbeen paused.B.Because AIhad uncontrollablydestroyed humancivilization.C.Because theywere worriedaboutthepotential risksof ALD.Because theywere moreexperienced thanothers in AI field.

43.Why istheUSmentioned inparagraph2A.To supportthat innovationesfromtaking risks.B.To stressthat theUS isvery importantinthedigital field.C.To drawattention tothe benefitsof wellmeaningregulations.D.To revealthose peoplesreal purposeof signingthe letter.

44.What canwe inferfrom thispassageA.AI technologyconsumes moremoney thanit canearn.B.Society willhugely benefitfrom AItechnology inthe future.C.The AIindustry isnow developingwithout anyrestrictions.D.The developmentof AItechnology isjustasolo effort.

45.What isthe passagemainly aboutA.Regulations onAI arewellintended butdoubtful.B.The futureof AIis filledwith unmanageablerisks.C.AI safetyconcerns justifya temporaryresearch pause.D.A pauseinAIwould holdback progressin innovation.第二节（共小题；每小题分，满分分）

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512.5阅读下面短文，从短文后的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项选项中有两项为多余选项If youaremakingthe timeto exercise,that isagoodthing indeed!With suchbusy lives,it canbe hardto findtime toworkout.If youare planningtodoexercise regularly,or youredoing itnow,then listenup!46Here arethe reasons:（效率）•Your workingefficiency willimprove.Exercising inthemorningmakes youmore awakeand readytohandle whateverisinfront ofyou fortheday.47（新陈代谢）•Your metabolismwill geta headstart.48So ifyouworkoutinthe mornings,you willget thecalorieburning benefitsforthewhole day.•49Studies havefound thatpeoplewhowake upearly andexercise sleepbetter thanthose whoexercisein theevening.Exercise energizesyou,so ifyou exerciseat night,itismore difficultto relaxand havea peacefulsleep.。