荆州中学 2025-2026 学年高一下学期 5 月月考
英语参考答案
听力 1-5 ACABB 6-10 AACBC 11-15 CABAB 16-20 ABCBC
阅读理解 21-23 AAB 24-27 CDAC 28-31 ABBC 32-35 DCBA 36-40 EAFGD
完形填空 41-45 BDACA 46-50 BACAD 51-55 CBBDD
语法填空
56. lasting 57. dressed 58. had done 59. by 60. touches
61. faster 62. safety 63. that 64. it 65. beliefs
应用文写作
范文一：
Dear Editor,
I’m writing to voice my opinion on our school’s plan to increase sports time. Between the two choices, I strongly
support adding 10 minutes of sports every day.
To begin with, daily exercise helps us develop a long-term exercise habit. After sitting and studying for hours,
a short break can refresh our brain and reduce pressure. Besides, it is time-saving and flexible. It will not interrupt
our daily study schedule. Instead, it helps us keep a better balance between study and physical exercise.
Therefore, I believe daily 10-minute sports activity is the best choice.
Yours,
Li Hua
范文二：
Dear Editor,
I’m writing to voice my opinion on our school’s plan to increase sports time. I prefer adding one more PE lesson
every week rather than 10 minutes of daily exercise.
Firstly, a full PE class allows us to take part in team sports and cooperate with classmates. It helps improve our
teamwork and communication skills, which short daily exercise can hardly achieve. Moreover, we can receive
systematic training and relax thoroughly in class. In contrast, ten minutes is too short for meaningful sports
activities.
In short, one extra PE class every week is more beneficial to us students.
Yours,
Li Hua读后续写
That night, I went to visit my mother. Walking into her dimly lit room, seeing her asleep on the old sofa, and kneeling
down beside her, I gently touched her gray hair. The moment she opened her eyes and recognized me, a warm smile
spread across her tired face. It was at that moment that I recalled the old lady’s words: “I don’t have any family left.”
My heart ached, thinking of how long my mother had lived alone, just like that woman. Not until that night did I
understand how selfish I had been, always too busy to stop by. “Mom, I’m sorry,” I whispered, pulling her into a tight
hug. Overwhelmed by guilt and love, I held her fragile body, feeling as if I were hugging the old lady once more. For
hours, we talked about everything she had kept inside for years.
The old lady’s words changed my life greatly. “You gave an old woman a little moment of joy” — it was this
sentence that echoed in my heart like a gentle bell. Never before had I realized that a small act of kindness could
mean so much. As soon as I left the hospice that morning, I made a silent promise to myself: never again would I
rush past the people who needed me. From that night on, I visited my mother twice a week, bringing her favorite
cakes and listening to her stories with a patient heart. And in my taxi, whenever I picked up an elderly passenger —
someone who, like that old lady, had no one to talk to — I would turn off the meter and take the longer road. Only
by slowing down have I learned that the shortest way is not always the best; sometimes, what truly matters is the love
we stop to give.
听力原文
(Text 1)
W: I heard you joined that book club that meets every Thursday. How’s it going?
M: Actually, we switched to meeting at the new café downtown instead of the library. The atmosphere is much
better for discussions.
W: That sounds perfect. Coffee and books make a great combination.
(Text 2)
W: I’m planning to help at the animal shelter this weekend. They need people to walk dogs and clean cages.
M: My teacher suggested I do community service to strengthen my college application. Mind if I join you?
W: Of course! It’ll be more fun together.
(Text 3)
W: The injured person is bleeding from his arm. Should we call an ambulance?
M: Yes, but first I need to stop the bleeding and keep him warm. Hand me that clean cloth from the first aid kit.
W: Here it is. His breathing seems normal though.
(Text 4)W: I need white roses for my daughter’s graduation ceremony tomorrow.
M: I’m sorry, but Lisa who handles flower arrangements is off today. I can only do basic bunches.
W: That’s fine. Simple white roses will be perfect.
(Text 5)
W: This dress is too long for the formal dinner next week.
M: You could take it to my aunt’s shop. She’s been doing alterations for twenty years.
W: That’s a great idea. I’d rather have it professionally shortened than try to do it myself.
(Text 6)
W: Welcome to our monthly art exhibition.
M: Thank you. I’m looking for paintings that would work well in my living room. Something colorful but not
too abstract.
W: Perfect! The impressionist section over there has beautiful landscape paintings for $50 each.
M: Those look wonderful. I’d like that sunset scene. That leaves me with $40 from my budget for something
smaller.
W: Excellent choice. Let me show you our collection of watercolor paintings.
(Text 7)
M: We’ve been hiking for three hours. Do you recognize this road?
W: I thought I did, but these rocks all look the same. We might have taken a wrong turn at that fork( 岔路 ) .
Don’t panic. I brought a detailed map of this area.
M: Really? That’s fantastic! I was worried we’d have to spend the night out here.
W: Let me take a look… I can guide us back to the main path, but we need to hurry. The weather forecast mentioned
possible thunderstorms this evening.
M: Okay, lead the way. I should have watched the signs more carefully.
W: No worries. Stick close to me and we’ll be back at the parking lot within two hours.
(Text 8)
W: Welcome to our innovation fair. Would you like to see our latest smart home system?
M: Sure. My wife sent me here to find something that could make our daily routine easier.
W: This device controls lighting, temperature, and security from your smartphone. You can even program it to start
your coffee maker.
M: That sounds complicated. How long does it take to learn?
W: Most people get comfortable with it in a few days. At first, you may find it difficult, but it becomes second nature
quickly.M: The price seems reasonable compared to other smart home products I’ve seen at electronic stores.
W: We’re offering a special discount for fair visitors today.
M: I think this technology will completely change how people interact with their homes in the future.
W: Absolutely. Smart homes are just the beginning. Soon, everything will be connected.
(Text 9)
W: As the new team member, you’ll be working the morning shift with me starting tomorrow.
M: Thanks for the training. I’m eager to start working with this environmental organization.
W: It’s challenging work. In this coastal region, we’ve seen significant changes over the past decade.
M: Because of industrial development and population growth?
W: Actually, both of those issues have improved recently. The main concern now is ocean pollution affecting our
sea life.
M: I’ve read about plastic waste harming dolphins in this area.
W: Exactly. International shipping and local fishing industries contribute to this problem. We monitor the beaches
and document the damage.
M: What can we do to prevent further harm?
W: We survey the coastline and collect data on pollution levels. We also work with local schools to educate children
about ocean conservation.
M: How long are our typical work periods?
W: This first shift will be about four hours, but normally we work around six hours per day.
M: I studied biology in university, so I’m looking forward to applying my knowledge practically.
W: Perfect. Your academic background will be very helpful for our research projects.
(Text 10)
W: Hello everyone, I’m Sarah, and I’ll be your guide today at the City Music Hall. This concert hall was
completed in 2005 after four years of construction costing $200 million. It’s home to the City Orchestra, our region’s
main classical music group. The venue also hosts the Youth Orchestra and the Piano Society. There used to be
a fourth group, the Jazz Band, but they stopped performing in 2020. Between 2020 and 2022, the Summer
Music Festival also used this hall while their regular place was being fixed.
This building serves many purposes, featuring both a main concert hall and a small performance room. The main
hall can seat 3,200 people, though we’re planning to reduce this to 2,800 to improve sound quality. Originally called
the Riverside Concert Hall when it opened, it was renamed the Cultural Arts Center in 2023 after receiving new
funding. It got its current name in 2024.In 2007, this hall hosted the International Music Competition, and we’ve just been selected as a venue for the
2030 World Music Festival.
