湖南省常德市汉寿县第一中学2024-2025学年高一下学期开学考试英语试题一、听力选择题1．Whatisthewomantryingtodo?A．Writeareport. B．Printoutafile. C．Setupaclouddrive.2．WhyisthemangoingtoAlan’shouse?A．Toplaybasketball. B．Toplaycomputergames. C．Toborrowhiscomputer.3．Howmuchdoesthewomanpayforthegympermonth?A．$20. B．$30. C．$50.4．What’stherelationshipbetweenthespeakers?A．Motherandson. B．Grandmaandgrandson. C．Cousins.5．Whichshirtwillthemanprobablybuy?A．Theblueone. B．Thewhiteone. C．Thegrayone.听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。6．Wheredoestheconversationmostprobablytakeplace?A．Inaroom. B．Inahotel. C．Onthephone.7．What’stheconversationmainlyabout?A．Roomprices. B．Roombooking. C．Abusinesstrip.听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。8．Wherearethespeakersnow?A．Atanairport.B．Onaplane.C．Inarestaurant.9．Howmanybagsdoesthemancarryinall?A．2. B．3. C．4.听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。10．Whatarethespeakersdoing?A．Buyingnewclothes. B．Packingforvacation. C．Preparingtomove.11．Howdoestheboyfeelabouthisthings?A．Theystillmeanalottohim. B．Theyarestillusefultohim. C．Theyaretoooldtohim.12．Whatwilltheboydowithhisoldstuff?A．Hewilldonatethem. B．Hewillthrowthemout. C．Hewilltakethemwithhim.听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。13．Wheredidthewomanspendthevacation?A．InNewYorkCity. B．InMiddleville. C．InMiami.14．Whatdoesthemanthinkofthetriptothetownatfirst?A．Boring. B．Exciting. C．Lively.15．Howdidthewomanlearnaboutthehistoryofthetown?A．Bychattingwiththeoldatabar.B．Byvisitingthetraditionalshops.C．Bystayingatsomelocalrestaurants.16．Whatisthemaninterestedin?A．Oldstreets. B．Wine. C．Traditionalthings.听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。17．WhatdoesthespeakerthinkoflivinginLondon?A．Itisstressful. B．Itisconvenient. C．Itistiring.18．Howdoesthespeakerusuallygoout?A．Byunderground. B．Bycar. C．Bybus.19．Whatarethespeaker’sparentsunabletoputupwith?A．Thecountrylife. B．Thetransportationfee. C．Thenoiseandpollution.20．Whatisthespeaker’spurposeofusingthepoet’swords?A．Toexplainwhyheistiredoflife.B．ToshowthatLondon’saninterestingcity.C．ToprovethatLondonisattractivetomanypoets.二、阅读理解Havealifetimeadventureofseeingallthesevenworldwonders.Saveupto$2,860fromthenone-stoppriceof$18,860!Youcanjoinoureighty-two-daynone-stopSevenWorldWonderstripallyeararound.Ofcourse,thetripcanbebookedseparatelyandthesameamount(数量)ofmoneywillbereturnedwhenseparatetripshaveaddeduptocovertheSevenWorldWonderspackage.Formoredetails,pleasecall6337-8166oremailtravel@contiki.com.Herearesomeoftheexamplesoftheschedules：EternalIndia,23March—4AprilThetripstartswitha12-daystayinIndia,wheretravelerswillvisittheTajMahalinAgra.EternalIndiadoesn’tendthere—inIndiathere’salsotiger-watchinginRanthambhoreNationalPark,relaxingbeachsideinGoaandcityexplorationsofUdaipurandMumbai.Price:$1,950.YucatanHighlights,21一26AprilThemostfamousandwell-protectedruinsinMayanhistory,ChichenItza,isnextontheschedule.AtourwithalocalguidewillanswerquestionsabouttheMayancalendar,thepositioningofthesunandtheconnectionsbetweenruinsaroundthecountry.Thesix-dayMexicanadventurecontinueswithafewdaysinsunnyCancun,thebeautifulcityofMeridaandMexicoCity.Price:$950.SimplyItaly,2一13JuneFinishthisgreat82-dayjourneywitha12-dayItalianholiday.TopdestinationsincludingFlorence,Venice,Sorrento,Milan,TheRivieraandofcourse,theancientRomanColosseumisthefinalwonderonthelist.Price:$2,050.21．WhencantouristsjointheSevenWorldWonderstrip?A．FromMarchtoApril. B．Allyeararound.C．OnlyfromMarchtoJune. D．During21-26April.22．WhichtripshouldatouristtakeifheisjustinterestedinMayanculture?A．EternalIndia. B．SimplyItaly.C．YucatanHighlights. D．SevenWorldWonders.23．Howmuchwillatouristpayfortheabovethreeseparatetrips?A．$2,860. B．$4,950. C．$16,000. D．$18,860.In1999,RebeccaConstantinobegandoingastudyatschoolsacrossLosAngeles.ShehadjustcompletedaPhDinLanguage,LiteracyandLearning,andshewasanalyzingchildren’saccesstobooksinwealthyandlow-incomecommunities.Oneday,shesawsomethingthatstoppedherinhertracks.“Iwasataschoolinawealthycommunity,andtheyweregettingridofalmostbrandnewbooksbecausetheydidn’thaveroominthelibrary,”saidConstantino.Sheputthebooksinhercaranddrovethemtoaschoolinanunderservedcommunity.Shockedbythedifferenceshesawinpublicschoollibraries,Constantinobecamedeterminedtobridgethegap.“Schoollibrariesarenotfundedwell,andsometimesnotfundedatall,”saidConstantino.“Ifyou’reachildinanunderservedcommunity,you’releftwithboring,outdated,anduninterestingbooks.”ThewordaboutConstantino’sworkwasspread,andbooksbeganpilingup.Today,hernonprofitorganization,AccessBooks,hasprovidedmorethan1.5millionbookstopublic-schoolandcommunitylibrariesacrossCalifornia.Thegrouphasalsoredecoratedcloseto350librariesinpublicschoolsandhomelessshelters.Constantinorecruits(招募)volunteerswhoworkalongsidethecommunitytocreateawarm,vibrant(充满生机的)andwelcominglibraryspace.Studentsandtheirfamilies,aswellasschoolstaffandteachers,cometogethertojoinin.“We’reworkingtogether.It’snotagift;it’sapartnership.Itreallybuildsasenseofcommunity,”saidConstantino.Inadditiontobookdonationsandrefurbishing(再装修)libraries,thegroupoffersauthorvisitswithschoolsandholdsanannualwritersconferenceforkids.Constantinosaid,“Ifweprovidehigh-interestbooksandabeautifullibraryspace,theydocomeandthey