2026年春期阶段性素养评价（二）
高一英语试题
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第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分）
第一节（共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分7.5分）
听下面5段对话。每段对话后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项
中选出最佳选项。听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅
读下一小题。每段对话读两遍。
1.What does the man forgetod o?
A.Texthewo ma n.
B.Repay the money.
C.Update his bank app.
2.How much should the man pay?
A.$9.
B. $5.
3. What does the man mean?
A.He will move away soon.
B.He has nowhere to puthet ree.
C. He accepts the woman's ofer gl adl y.
4. Why is the man calling Polly?
A.To ask her to babysit.
B. To invite her to the concert.
C. To inform her ofhec oncer tme.
5.Where does the conversatont akep l ace?
A. In a shop.
B. In a museum.
C.In a post ofce.
C. $4.
第二节（共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）
听下面5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A、
B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个
小题，每小题5秒钟；听完后，各小题将给出5秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或
独白读两遍。
听第6段材料，回答6、7题。
6. What does Gavin ofert od o?
A.Make the bed.
B. Clean the house.
C.Prepare some food.
7.Whatst hep r obabl er el atonshi pbe t wee nt h esp eakers?
A.Mother and son.
B.Sister and brother.
C. Grandma and grandson.
听第7段材料，回答8至10题。
8.What did the woman do last Friday?
A.She bought her frstcar.
B.She wentor at estdr ive.
C.She took a driving lesson.
9.What do we know about Joseph?
A.He is saving for a car.
B.He wants to be a car dealer.
C.He knows about sales skills.
10.How does the man feel abouthewo ma n' spayme nt choi ce?
A.Surprised.
B.Doubtul .C
. Understandi ng.
听第8段材料，回答11至13题。
11.What's wrong with the man?
A.He has chest pain.
B.He has a heartache.
C. He has a running nose.
12.What does the woman arrange for the man?
A.A medical test.
B. An urgent operaton.
C. An online consultaton.
13. What did the man plan to do tonight?
A. Buy a tcket .
B. Have a big meal.
C. Make an appointment.
听第9段材料，回答14至16题。
14.What does Jack give to the woman?
A.His health report.
B.His class schedule.
C.His birth certfcate.
15.What beneftdoest heF i tnessCl ubp r ovi de?
A.Free meals.
B.Accommodaton.
C.Sportswear discounts.
16.Which positonwi llJacka ppl yf or ?
A.Fitness Leader.
B.First-Aid Trainer.
C.Junior NutritonA s si stant .
听第10段材料，回答17至20题。
17.Whatst hes i tuatonon t h eHa r bour Br i dge?
A. Itsc l osedf or r epai rs.
B. Itss everel yd ama ged.
C. Itsbl ockeda feranac ci dent .
18. What are drivers going to the city advised to do?
A.Drive more slowly.
B.Take another route.
C.Waitnl inep atent l y.
19. Whatst hep r obl emo nt heM4 h i ghwa y?
A. There was a car crash.
B. Road work is in progress.
C. A truck has broken down.
20.What can we learn abouthet rai ns er vi ces?
A.Trains are running late.
B. All trains are canceled.
C.Services are back to normal.
第二部分阅读（共两节，满分50分）
第一节（共15小题；每小题2.5分，满分37.5分）
阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。
A
Although many people favor healthy eatng, i ts ofenhar dtoa ch i eve. Now,
apps are available to educate users abouthei rme al s,i mp r ovi ngh eal tha ndt he
overall dining experience.
OpenTable
The OpenTable app helps people choose restaurants when they wantog o
outoe at.I ts af r eese rviceth at sh owsu s ersav ai l abl ere st aurantsba sedon
where and when they want od i ne. I tg i vesu sersp oi nt sw h ent heym a ke
reservatons （预定）which can add up to discounts（折扣）on restaurant visits.
Max McCalman's Cheese & Wine Pairing
Wine and cheese can be a great combinaton. But wh i chwi nesg ob estwi th
which cheeses? The Max McCalman's Cheese & Wine Pairing app can help. It
provides informatona bout hundr edsof di ferent cheesesandsu ggest swi n eswi t h
each cheese. The Max McCalman's Cheese & Wine Pairing app is free.
HappyCow
Vegetarians do not eat animal meat. Vegans do not eat any animal products.
The HappyCow app is made for both groups. Users can search for vegetarian &
vegan restaurants and stores around the world.
LocalEats
Restaurant chains, like McDonald's, can be found almost anywhere a person
mightravel .But s ome tmes t r avel erswan toeat l i kethe loc al s. TheLoc al Eatsapp
is designed for that. It can help you fndl ocal restaur ant si nma j or c i tesi nth eU. S .
and in other countries. It costs about a dollar.
Where Chefs Eat
Where Chefs Eatsa 1 184- pageb ook. Mo stpeopl ewo ul dn ot wa ntoca rry
that around. Butherei samu chl ight erappv ersi ono fhesa men a mef o rj ust $15.
Six hundred chefs provide informatono n3 , 000r estaur ant sa roundt hewo r ldo n
the Where Chefs Eat app.
21. What can users get when making a reservatonwi tht heOpenTabl ea pp?
A.Prizes.
B.Books.
C.Cheeses.
D.Points.
22.Which app costs you most according to the text?
A.LocalEats.
B.OpenTable.
C.Where Chefs Eat.
D. Max McCalman's Cheese & Wine Pairing.
23.Who is the HappyCow app designed for?
A. Those who prefer vegetables.
B. Those who prefer local foods.
C.Those who prefer animal meat.
D. Those who prefer wine and cheese.
B
He Jiaolong, known as “ the Horseback Magistrate（县长）” ，was a devoted
ofciali nZh aosuCo unt y,Xi nji ang. Afergraduaton,shedevo t edhers el fopromo tngl ocal
tourism and agricultural products untlhers uddend eathi n2 026a theag eof 47.
When she was the deputy county head of Zhaosu County,she faced a difcul t
challenge: Due to the COVID-19 pandemic,local farmers were struggling to sell their
high-quality agricultural products like honey, dried fruits, and beef. Traditonal wa yso f
selling were no longer efectve.
To solve this problem, He Jiaolong came up with an innovatvei dea. Despi teh avi ngn o
prior experience, she decided to try "live-streaming e-commerce." She transformed herself
into an online salesperson, promotngt hec ount y' ss peci al tesi n fr ont ofhecamera . She
ofenb r oadcasto ut door s,s ome tmes i n fr eezi ngt e mpe r atures, tosh owt h er e al l ocal
environment.
Her charity livestreams were a great success. She not only successfully sold large
quanttesof unsol dgo odsbu t al sotu rnedhe r sel fnt oalo c al cel ebri t y.In202 0, asho rt
video made her famous natonwi de. Dr essedi na r edc l oak （斗篷）,she galloped（飞奔）
on horseback across Zhaosu's snow-covered grasslands, winning millions of views with her
brave image and the breathtaking scenery. However, unlike many online celebriteswh o
sought personal proft,H eJ iaol ongr ema i nedh umb l ea ndd evot edh ersel fo lo cal
development.
Sadly,her life was cut short athea geo f 47wh ens hef el lf roma h or sed ur inga wo r k
trip. Her selfessd edi catonan di n novatontou chedmi l l ions, l eavi ngal a s tngimpa ct asa
public servant devotngh erl ifet oo r di narypeopl e.
24.What was the main challenge He Jiaolong faced when she worked as the deputy county
head of Zhaosu County?
A.The local schools were in poor conditon.
B. There were not enough tourists visitngt hea rea.
C. Farmers could not seIl their products due to the pandemic.
D.The county lacked modern technology and internet access.
25.Which ofhef ol lowi ngb estd escribesHeJ iaol ong' sa ppr oacht os ol vi ngt hes al es
problem?
A.She asked the governmentob uya l lthep r oducts.
B.She used live-streaming to promote products online.
C.She organized large-scale ofinema r ketsimme d i ately.
D.She encouraged farmers to move to big citest of ndj o bs.
26. What can we infer about He Jiaolong from the passage?
A.She preferred personal fame to her dutes.
B.She was afraid ofaci ngt hec ame r aa ti rst.
C.She gave up easily when facing difcul tes.
D.She was innovatvea nds el fessi nhe r wor k.
27.Whatst hema i np ur poseo fhispa ssage?
A. To describe the history of Zhaosu County in detail.
B. To explain how to become a successful live-streamer.
C.To advertsea gricul tur al pr oductsf romZ haosuC ount y.
D.To praise He Jiaolong's innovatves pi ritands el fessservice.
C
A Humanoid Robot Set a Half-Marathon Record in China
An autonomous robot ran a half marathon in 50: 26, beatngt heh uma nr ecor db y
7minutes.
The star performer was a robot developed by the Chinese company Honor,which
fni shedt he1 3. 1- mi ler acei n5 0m i nut es,2 6s econds.T heh uma nr ecor d, s et b y
Ugandan Olympic medalist Jacob Kiplimo, is 57 minutes,20 seconds. Honor's robot was
notheo nl yp artcipant . Theev ent consi stedof mor eth an10 0hu man oi d （人形的）
robots from 76 insttutonsac rossCh i na. Ther o bot sli nedup al ongsi de12 , 000hu man
runners in Beijing's E-Town, on separate route to avoid accidents.
A humanoid robotsd esi gnedt oc opyt hes tructur ea ndmo veme nt ofhehu man
body, with legs, arms, and sensors that allow itoi nt er actwi thi tse nvi ronme nt .I n
additon, ma nyo fh epa r tcipatngrobo tsoper at edaut o nomousl y, meani ngwit h o ut
direct human control. Thanks to artfciali ntell igenceal gori thms
（算法）,they could
adjusthei rpace, ma i nt ai nb al ance, anda daptoth el a ndi n re al tme.O bvi ousl y,the
Honor robothat achi evedt he5 0- mi nut ema rko per at eda ut onomo usl y.
As expected, there were some accidents in the race. Some robots fell down,others
changed the path,and several needed technical assistance along the way. While the
physical performance ofuma noi dr obot sh asa dvancedr api dl y, t hei rr el iabi lityi ss tll
developing. Of course, the laughter is no longer as frequent as they used to be, replaced
by applause and exclamatonsof s ur pr ise.
Just like the robots that went viral for their impressive martal a rtsd i spl aya f ew
weeks ago, this long-distance race is part of a broader strategy by China to show its
leadership in the development of advanced robots.
However, it's understandable thathei ma geo f a r obot c rossi ngt hef nishl i nei n
record tme , aheado fuman at hletes, raisesse veralquestons. I st hi st he beg i nningof a
new era in which machines redefnep hysi cal l imi ts?
28.What do we know abouthep artcipant sofheHal f - Mara t hon?
A. Robots and humans ran on separate routes.
B. All robots completed the race without difcul t y.
C.The race was held mainly for top human athletes.
D. Over 76 robots from difer entnsttutespar tcipatedi nt h er ace .
29. WhatsParagraph3 ma i nl ya bout ?
A.The difer entypesofumano i dr ob ot si nt he rac e.
B.The problems that humanoid robots face in races.
C. The comparison between robots and human runners.
D.The design and working principles ofuma noi dr obot s.
30. Whatst hea ut hor 'sattudet owar d the dev el opment of Chi nesehumano i dr ob ot s?
A.Doubtul andwo r ried. B
. Uni nt er esteda ndc asual .
C. Objectvea ndp osi tve. D.
Cri tcalanddi s appoi nt ed.
31. What does the last paragraph imply?
A. Human runners may lose their passion for marathon sports.
B.People startor efect onr o bot s'i mpa ct onhu man ph ysi cal l i mit s.
C.The public generally refuses to accepther obot 'sr aci nga chi eveme nt .
D.Robots will defni tel yo ut per for mh uma nsi na l lphysi cal comp ettons.
D
The circular（循环）economy-the idea of “reduce,reuse and recycle”-has long
been seen as a key way to fght e nvi ronme nt al pr obl ems .I nsteado fh eol d
“ take,
make,use,throw away" model, it aims to keep materials in use for as long as possible.
For fashion, this means more than just repairing clothes or buying secondhand.It
includes new ideas like clothing rental services, recycling old material into new ones,and
using AI to cut waste in making and sortngc l ot hes.Ati rstgl ance, t hisseemsp er f ect : less
waste,fewer new materials used, and less harm to the planet. Buthesei deasc ana ctual ly
make things worse.
A new study found that circular economy new ideas, especially in fashion,can cause
a “backfrer ebounde fect
（反弹效应）”.When a new recycling tool works well，
productonc ostsd r op. L owe rp r icesa ndt he
“ green" label make people buy more
clothes.Companies also expand to new markets. Soon, the environmental gains are wiped
out（抵消）by rising demand,leaving the planet worse of.
This doesn't mean we should give up on circular fashion, but we need rules to
control it. Research shows that a Pigouvian tax (a tax on damaging behaviour) works to
reduce the rebound efect.Theb i gger t hee fciencygai nsfr o mci r cular ideas, thehi g her
this tax needs to be, to prevent unsustainable consumpton.
Other policies can also help, like limits on new clothing producton, r ewa rdsf or
making clothes last longer, and steps to encourage truly contnuouss hoppi ng. Si ncet he
rebound efects no t uni f orm
across the world,these policies need global teamwork and
local rules.
The study suggests a complex reality: circularity is helpful, but without additonal
changes,it risks worsening the problems it aims to solve. Measuring the rebound efects
key for efectvepo l i cies. Thef a shi onbr andsne edt o pr oveth ei r sust ainabi l itypr omi s es
with real results, not just good plans.
32. What can we learn from the passage abouthec i rcul areconomy ?
A. Itss ur el ya wi n- wi ns ol utont o th een vi ronmen t alcri sis.
B. It means traditonal repai ringc l ot hesor buyi ngs econdhand.
C.It means traditonal repai rhabi tsands hoppi ngs econdhand.
D. It atemp t st oe xpandt hel ifespano f ma ter ial sf or al ongtme.
33. When is a higher Pigouvian tax needed?
A.When they produce too much to sell.
B. When their efciencyga i nsar egr eat er.
C. When they are applied in too many fel ds.
D. When they have too many impacts on society.
34. What does the underlined word "uniform" in Paragraph 5 probably mean?
A.The same.
B. Quite diferent .
C.Very Complex
D.Fairly simple.
35. Which ofhef ol lowi ngi st hemo sts ui tabl et tlefo rt hepa ssage?
A. Circular Fashion: A Double-Edged Sword
B.Green Living: The Future ofheF astFashi onI ndustry
C.Pigouvian Tax: The Only Solutont oF ashi on' sWa steP r obl em
D.The Rebound Efect:Wh yWe S houl dA bandonC i rcul arEconomy
第二节（共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分）
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。
The age range between 13 and 19 is a vital tme f or personal devel opme nt ,
during the stage teenagers are oferedma nyo ppor tuni tesf o rsu ccess.-1 365
Taking on responsibility and independence can push you towards becoming a
successful teenager.
First,partci patei
ne
xtra- cur ricul ara ctvites.Sch ool spro videvar
i ous
optons,sop i cka na ctvityth at atractsyou , suchasa th l etcs,orspec i al -interest
groups. 37
These actvi tesbui l dch ar actert hroughte amwo r kan dco mpe tton.
Don't worry if you are not an expert; passion is what drives you to putny our
best efor t.
Besides,volunteering
is
a
valuable
experience
itself.
38
Meanwhile,volunteering can teach you job-related skills.Some schools also
reward volunteer work with credit hours. Furthermore, if you are interested in
college, volunteering makes you much more appealing during the applicaton
process.
Third,use your summer for academic programs. Getngah e adst artat
college could mean sacrifci ng （牺牲）your summer vacaton, b ut v arious
universiteso ferpr ogr amsi n fe ldsli k ejou rnali sm,ar t , ors po rt s.39
Research
diferent p r ograms t of ndt h ebe st ch oi cefo ryo u, an dca refull ych eck
requirements and deadlines to avoid simple mistakes.
Finally, know when to ask for help and advice. Being responsible and
independent does not mean being alone. Taking on new tasks and meetngg oal s
will be hard work.So,seek advice from parents, teachers and friends you trust. 40
Opening up channels of communicatona ta y ounga gei sa g reath abi to f
succeeding.
A. Asking for help is a sign of wisdom, not a sign ofnabi lity
B. You should balance your hobbies with your schoolwork properly.
C.Doing so helps you develop skills that classes alone cannoteach.
D. Taking partnv ariousactvitesfl l sother s' sparetmei nda i ly l i fe.
E.This period sets the foundatonf or your f ut ur eg rowt ha ndc hoi ces.
F.They help you get a taste of college life and discover your real interests.
G. It also allows you to understand society and connect with diferent peopl e.
第三部分语言运用（共两节，满分30分）
第一节（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）
阅读下面短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出可以填入空
白处的最佳选项。
I loved artroma y ounga ge. Howe ver,I hadf ew4 1
to explore art.My father
played a(n) 42 role in developing my interest. He ofens ai d, "Ar ts awa y to ex press
your heart," and brought home art books. I spent my childhood
43
on those books
and drawing on blackboards. There was litle4 4
,but he always provided
chalks,turning simple materials into keys to my creatvi ty. I beganwi thb l ackboards,and
later, the playground 45 my vast canvas（画布）．
Elementary art classes,which were 46 reviewing basic shapes,couldn't satsfyme . I
taught myselfyc opyi ngp i ctur es tor ies.My f athern otcedmy e f ortsand gen tl y
47
,“Copying improves skills,but observing life breathes soul into art." And then, he
took me to 48 his arteacher."Observer eal 49 -how light dances on their surfaces," the
artstnst ruct ed.
As he spoke, he skillfully drew my father's portrait（肖像）.
50 him,I was
amazed at how observatonc hangedr eal ityi nt oa rt.Thi sexperiencei mp r essedme wi th
an important 51
:true art comes from seeing, not just copying. In the mid-1990s,my
paintngswe re5 2
in Dallas. Winning 53 and awards, I realized every stroke（笔触）
refectedm y f ather'sg ui dance- as i lent y et 5 4
force that shaped my journey.His
infuencel ai dt he5 5 for my career, a gifmo r ep r eci oust hana nypr ai se.
41.A.opportunitesB
. chal lengesC
. responsi bi litesD.
abi l ites
42.A.negatveB
. obj ectveC.
i mpo r t antD.
s trange
43.A.hardly
B.mostly
C.freely
D.gradually
44.A.technology
B.informatonC
. comp ettonD. e
nter tainment
45.A.measured
B.designed
C.replaced
D.became
46.A.secretly
B.merely
C.abruptly
D.anxiously
47.A.introduced
B.questonedC
. comme nt edD
. comp l ai ned
48.A.visit
B.give
C.make
D.pay
49.A.people
B.playground
C.objects
D.nature
50.A.Following
B.Watching
C.Remembering
D.Imagining
51.A.task
B.secret
C.message
D.lesson
52.A.collected
B.sold
C.praised
D.exhibited
53.A.honors
B.contracts
C.connects
D.spirits
54.A.personal
B.powerful
C.gentle
D.common
55.A.purpose
B.result
C.foundatonD
. dr eam
第二节（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分）
阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。
Whatsp eer pr essur ea ndwh yd oesi thappen?We a l lwa ntobe pa r tof a
group and feel 56 (accept). Peer pressure occurs when we are infuencedt od o
something
57 we would not usually do justof tn. Chi l drenand you ngadu l t s
especially fnd5
8 (society) pressure to conform（符合）to their peer group．
How does peer pressure afectp eopl e?T eenagersl ongt ob el ikeda nd
accepted, so peer pressure can be powerful and hard 59 (resist).Those lacking
confdencema yb emo r el ikel yt os eekt hei rpeers' 60 (approve). In one study, a
student 61
(know) the right answer gave a wrong one simply to avoid being
difer ent .
Can peer pressure lead to bullying（欺凌）?Peer pressure defni tel yp l aysa
role
62 bullying. If a teenager 63 (see) as weak or difer ent ,t heyc ane asi ly
become a target. 64 (fortunate),some bullies are popular and may even lead the
peer group, which means others are less likely to challenge their behaviour.
What can students do to avoid peer pressure? The key is to build
self-confdencet os ay
“ no” .Students should choose friends wisely and
surround 65
(they)with positver ol emo del s.I ts al sowi s eto th inkab outhe
consequences ofhei ractons.
第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分）
第一节（满分15分）
假定你是某国际学校学生会主席李华，你校要在下周六举办到附近森林
公园的远足活动，请你给学校的交换生Alfred写封邮件，邀请他参加，内容
包括：
1．活动介绍；
2．活动意义；
3．发出邀请。
注意：
1．写作词数应为80个左右；
2．开头和结尾已给出，不计入总词数。
Dear Alfred,
Looking forward to your early reply.
Yours,
Li Hua
第二节（满分25分）
阅读下面材料，根据其内容和所给段落开头语续写两段，使之构成一篇
完整的短文。
Lily was a 15-year-old girl who lived with her grandmother in a small
village.Her parents worked far away in the city and could only come back once a
year.Her grandmother was old and weak, but she tried her bestot akec areo f Li ly.
Every morning,she got up early to cook breakfast or L i ly; e verye veni ng, s he
waited for Lily to come back from school carrying a warm lamp.
One cold winter morning, Lily woke up with a high fever. Her grandmother
was very worried. She did not have enough money to send Lily to the hospital in
the town.She wrapped Lily in a thick blanket, made her drink hot water, and sat by
her bed for a whole day, holding her hand and praying for her to get beter.
The next day, Lily stllh ada f
ever.A ferbo r r owi n gso memo n ey,
Grandmother decided to carry Lily on her back to the town hospital. It was
snowing heavily, and the road was covered with thick snow. Grandmother walked
slowly and carefully in the snow.Her legs trembled, and her breath turned into
white fog in the cold air. But she never stopped. She kept saying soflyt oL i ly,
“Don't be afraid, honey. We'll be there soon.”
Aferwa l ki ngf or n earlyt wo h our s,t heyf nal l yre achedt h eho spi t al. The
doctor treated Lily at once. Thanks to the tme l yt reatme nt （治疗）,Lily
recovered quickly.When they got back home, Lily looked at her grandmother's red
and sore hands and feet,and her eyes were flledw i tht ears.S her eal izedh ow
much her grandmother loved her.
From that day on, Lily wanted to do something to thank her grandmother.She
secretly planned a special surprise. She saved her pocket money for weeks and
learned to make a gifbyhersel f.
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On Grandmother's birthday, Lily hid the gifbehi ndh erbacka ndwa l kedu p
to her grandmother with a big smile.
Grandmother held the giftghtl y,tearsroll ingdo wnh e r cheeks.
