普通高中2025—2026学年第一学期期末综合练习题 高一英语 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 Walking is a basic human activity that’s regarded as a modern workout with different styles. Research has shown that regular walks can bring us many benefits. Whether you want stronger bones, less stress, or slimmer bodies, there’s a walk for that. Here’s how different walking styles meet detailed fitness aims. Walking is great for your health — and walking backward may be even better. But how much should we walk each day “Forget about 10,000 steps,” says fitness expert Joey Masri. “While having a goal like this can make walking attractive, it’s key to remember that physical activity is different for everyone. A goal that is too easy for one person might be impossible for another.” 1. How many walking styles are especially women-friendly A. 1. B. 2. C. 3. D. 4. 2. Which style of walking values real-world senses A. Rucking. B. Interval Walking. C. Power Walking. D. Mindful Nature Walking. 3. What is suggested about walking in the last paragraph A. Winners never quit. B. Life lies in movement. C. What fits you is best. D. Practice makes perfect. B I first visited China when the country began to open up to westerners, and I spent a long time exploring Yunnan back then, so being invited back after so many years feels like a wonderful chance to see just how much has changed here. This visit is nicely unhurried, allowing me to explore on my own as well as with other journalists (记者). Often, press (新闻媒体) trips are so rushed that you hardly see anything — but this time, I feel we’re really getting to experience each place deeply. Yunnan has changed a lot — far more than I could have ever imagined. Dali and Lijiang, once sleepy little towns without a visitor in sight, are now famous tourist attractions. Back then, both Dali and Lijiang were where people lived and worked. Now, they’re full of tourist shops and hotels. In the past, locals in bright traditional clothes would come into town to shop, shyly turning away from cameras. Now, people rent those same clothes for photos. The changes are also positive. Food in those days was fairly limited, but now there’s a wide variety. I relish the street food, especially unusual things like crickets (蟋蟀), and also the food in the restaurants, which is equally excellent. Another positive is making local friends who are happy to discuss every part of the country and its culture. My guide, Tammy, is outstanding — she goes out of her way to feed my curiosity. At one point, she even knocked on doors in the backstreets of a village, so I could meet local families and get a look at their lifestyle. Although I have visited other places in China since the first visit, it is extremely interesting to return to Yunnan in 2025. People are friendly and polite, hotels comfortable and well-run, and the organization ... ...
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