云南省名校联盟2024-2025学年高三上学期第五次月考英语试题

秘密★启用前 英语（五）试卷 注意事项： 1.答题前，考生务必将自己的姓名、准考证号填写在答题卡上。 2.回答选择题时，选出每小题答案后，用2B铅笔把答题卡上对应题目的答案标号涂黑 改动，用橡皮擦干净后，再选涂其他答案标号。回答非选择题时，将答案写在答题卡上，写在 上无效。 3.考试结束后，将本试卷和答题卡一并交回。 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 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。每段对话仅读一遍。 1.Where are the speakers? A.In a bookstore. B.In a gallery.- C.In a museum. .2.What makes the woman happy? A.Securing a scholarship. B.Making a breakthrough.C.Publishing another pape 3.How does the man feel? A Annoyed. B.Worried. C.Excited. 4.Whose birthday party plan is discussed about? A.Their brother s. B.Their cousin's. C.Their nephew's. 5.When is Drama Corner rescheduled? A.At12:00. B.At13:00. C.At14:00. 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 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 秒钟的作答时间。每段对话或独白读两遍。 听第6段材料，回答第6至7题。 6.What bothers the man? A.The noise around. B.The waiting time. C.The online meeting. 7.What is the relationship between the speakers? A.Customer and waiter. B.Director and actor. C.Former schoolmates. 听第7段材料，回答第8至10题。 8.What accounts for the price difference? A.The views. B.The decorations. C.The sizes. 9.Which floor are the swimming pools on? A.The second. B.The third. C.The fourth. 10.Which is a feature of the wellness center? A.It charges cheaply. B.It opens all hours. C.It has free coaches. 英语（五）试卷·第1页（共8页） 听第8段材料，回答第11至13题。 11 Why aoes the woman want to change her job? A.H is low-paying. B.It is boring. C.It is challenging. 12.What is a must for the product manager position? A.Relevant experience. B Communication skills. C.Teamwork spirits. 13.Which attracts the woman most? A.The salary ievel. B.The working hours. C.The retirement plan. 听第9段材料，回答第14至16题。 14.What does Emily want to teach children? A.Animal behaviors. B.Positive attitudes. C.Social skills. 15.What concerns the man? A.Training volunteers. B.Feeding animals. C.Ensuring safety. 16.What'will the woman do tomorrow? A.Document the program.B.Take some photos. C.Watch the interview. 听第10段材料，回答第17至20题。 17.What does the sport show? A.The influence of poetry.B.The beauty of dancing. C.The speed of swimming. 1.18.What should beginners do first? A.Find a coach. B.Enhance skills. C.Train strength. 19.Who design the moves? A.Managers. B.Coaches. C.Dancers. 20.What is the main goal of the clubs? A.To promote the sport.B.To build a community. C.To select good athletes. 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。 以 Harvard Greater China Internship (Program The Harvard Greater China Internship Program (HGCIP)offers an eight-wees me. program at NGOs,NPOs and Chinese.multinational companies in Greater China,including a one- week hield trip.Participants can gain an introduction to Chinese culture,while learning first-hand in an assigned firm.The field trip offers an opportunity to visit cultural institutions,and to meet with local people from all walks of life-from farmers to professors. In the years before,participants have worked at organizations in a variety of industries, including education,investment,healthcare,research,and environment. Program Dates:June 6 to August 1. Requirements:All students who are currently in any program at Harvard are qualified to apply.Chinese language certificate is not required,but many positions need some knowledge of spoken and written Chinese. Potential Host Locations:Participants may work in Beijing,Shanghai,Shenzhen,Guangzhou, Hong Kong and Taiwan,depending on individual situations. Program Fee:$2,500. Funding:All participants will be qualified to receive funding for airfare and housing from the 英语（五）试卷·第2页（共8页） Harvard China Fund and/or host institutions.In addition,the week-long field trip will be fully covered by the program. Application Deadline:January 31. Please submit the following materials when applying: HGCIP Application (download from CARAT) Essay (must be in the form for the program) Personal statement (no more than two pages) Letter(s)of recommendation Please submit all application materials through CARAT,Harvard's application tool,and select the funding source Harvard Greater China Internship Program.If your recommender is unable to access CARAT,please have him her send the letter directly at hgcip@fas.harvard.edu. 21.What does the HGCIP offer? A.Field trips with professors. B.Interactions with the locals. C.Lectures on Chinese culture. D.Offers of multinational firms. 22.Who can apply for the program? A.Current students at Harvard. B.Chinese applicants for Harvard. C.Chinese graduates from Harvard. D.Members of Harvard China Fund. 23.What material should applicants hand in? A.An essay in the required form. B.A certificate for spoken Chinese. C.Documents of the funding source. D.Recommendations through CARAT. B When St.Christopher's Hospital for Children relocated from its historic home to a former industrial site,the hospital faced two challenges:how to create a more child-friendly atmosphere. and how-to re-engage the commumity it served. St.Christopher's reached out to the nonprofit organization COSACOSA.Founded in 1990, COSACOSA develops community-made art projects to introduce positive social change.Working primarily with children,the organization guides participants as they create art projects,with the aim of bringing people together and promoting dialogues. Although the organization had never operated in a hospital before,founder Kimberly Niemela agreed to create an engaging way finding system with colorful directional landmarks for the hospital. The resulting project was called Journey.Neighborhood children worked with patients as they decorated different areas of the hospital into different types of voyages.As patients made their way through hallways-and their illness-they could take an African adventure,a voyage through space,or a journey around a Native-American medicine wheel.The project made St.Christopher's look more like a playroom than a medical center,helping anxious families navigate (the stressful situation. lourney encouraged the patientsrsbip of the facility,and to make the hospital the way they wanted.It added an element of control for patients and families in uncontrollable circumstances.And this sense of ewnershp spread beyond those who filled the beds:by integrating ehildren who weren't necessarily patients,the entire neighborhood made contributions throughout the Journey.By the end of the project,the hospital had settled back into its familiar community role."We like to think of ourselves as reclaiming the original goal of our organizarton, 英语（五）试卷·第3页（共8页） which people together."commented Niemela.This projeet does help build commny we have aed" 24.Why did the hospital turn COSACOSA? A.To please patients with arts. B.To build a good reputation. C.To advance medical systems D.To better serve its functions. 25.What s the goal for COSACOSA? A.Strengthening community bond. B.Giving art classes free of charge. C.Donating artworks to the hospital. D.Assisting doctors with treatment. 26.What did the project Journey include? A.Building piayroomsy B.Sending patients abroad. C.Using directional signp. D.Running control systems. 27.What was Niemela's opinion about Journey? A.It needed to be improved. B.It lived up to the set goal C.It worked against the plan. D.It went above and beyond. C Researchers often test experimental medicines using lab-grown human tissues.Unfortunately, creating these materials can ba complex and costly4 leading many to take alternative approaches such as 3D bioprinting,itself a slow process,Now.a new bioprinter is showing promise for dramatically shortening the time needed to create tab-grade ussucs.Instead of layering human cells,the tool relies on sound waves for the constructon ot biGlogical components. A research team at the University of Melbourne designed fhe machine capable ol what they call“dynamic interface(界面)printing.”As detailed in a study published in,Nature,the3D bioprinter can produce tissues ranging from brain to bones. "Just as the car requires its components to be constructed accurately for proper function,the cells in our tissues should be organized correetty"head researcher Davra CoHlins said in a university profile.Most 3D bioprinters depend on eells organizing naturally without guidance, which presents significant limitations.These issues often include accidentally damaging the cells during printing,as well as limitations on tissue structure."Incorrect cell positioning is the biggest reason they fail to produce accurate structures."added Collins. His team's 3D bioprinter offers a faster and much safer alternative.The new device uses sond waves to direct components in estrea directons to construct specific cells.Once situated in place.these base structures can grow into more complex humian tissues.At roughly 350 times the pace of traditional options.their method takes a few seconds to complete a job.Another benefit comes from its ability to print directly onto a lab plate,ensuring the tissue-growth remains undisturbed and less likely to be damaged.The researchers believe that with additional testing,the 3D bioprinter can use harvested cells to produce human tissues within a few minutes. 28.Which can describe the biggest advantage of the bioprinter? A.Cost-saving. B.User-friendly. C.Time-efficient. D.Multi-purposed. 29.Why are the car and its components mentioned? A.To present research limitations. B.To compare different techniques. C.To highlight the cell positioning. D.To rebuild the structure of cells. 英语（五）试卷·第4页（共8页） 80.What can be inferred about the bioprinter in paragraph 4? A.It frees the cells of damage B.It adopts a controlled method. C.It directs the cells at random. D.It layers cells to grow tissues. 31.What is the best tiue for the text? A.Lab-Grown fluman Tissues B.Growing Cells at High Speed C.Healing Sounds Cure Million D.Bioprinting with Sound Waves I was walking along the Thames with my husband.At one point.he stopped,and we looked at the river.It was late winter and had rained a lot,so the river was running full and fast. There were so many colors and shades around-browns,yellows,and even greens.The winter sun, low in the sky,was casting shadows on the water that one had to do a second take to see.There was so much to see,like looking at an impressionist painting,but i had come to full life and it changed moment by moment.I had done that walk many tumes.om unrt he stopped,I had barely nolicea. It is a story from the bodk Mind fulness for Life.The moment by the river really taught the lady something important.So it your attentton were a possession,how woura you treat it? People have three different types of attention.The alerting attention acts as our alarm system that constantly monitors for things that need our immediate attention and judgment:pain,threats, unexpected change.It is something we are born with,and we engage it without thinking when urgent situations arise.Once alerting attention ha.drawn our focus,orienting attention comes in and works like a ffashlight,moving light onto whatever we're attending to so we can see it in greater detail.And the executive attention is how we work with information,take time to think before acting,reason,choose the intormation we need,and mentally sorve probtems. But we can only juggle a few balls.Attention takes up cognrtive (resources, specifically our working memory,which has only so much capacity.Our attention can ground us in the here and now and it can also be a way of opening new doors,helping us see fresh things.What your attention will bring all depends on you. 32.What did the lady learn about attention? A.It strengthens family reiationship. B.tt reveals richness of the moment. C.It matters in dealing with changes. D.It plays a role in creating artworks. 33.Which word can best describe alerting attention? A.Influential. B.Complex. C.Changeable. D.Automatic. 34.What is most likely to involve executive attention? A.Noticing changing sounds. B.Suffering from sudden Dain C.Planning scientific projects. D.Encountering an emergency. 35.What does the underlined phrase"juggle a lew balls"in the last paragraph mean? A.Process limited information. B.Miss a few goals in real life. C.Forget about lost ball games D Attend to fresh things around. 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 definition of classic literature can be a hotly debated topic;you may receive varied answers depending on the person you question.36 Generally agreed upon ones include quality:appeal,influenee,and rongevity(持么性) 英语（五）试卷·第5页（共8页） which people together."commented Niemela.This projeet does help build commny we have aed" 24.Why did the hospital turn COSACOSA? A.To please patients with arts. B.To build a good reputation. C.To advance medical systems D.To better serve its functions. 25.What s the goal for COSACOSA? A.Strengthening community bond. B.Giving art classes free of charge. C.Donating artworks to the hospital. D.Assisting doctors with treatment. 26.What did the project Journey include? A.Building piayroomsy B.Sending patients abroad. C.Using directional signp. D.Running control systems. 27.What was Niemela's opinion about Journey? A.It needed to be improved. B.It lived up to the set goal C.It worked against the plan. D.It went above and beyond. C Researchers often test experimental medicines using lab-grown human tissues.Unfortunately, creating these materials can ba complex and costly4 leading many to take alternative approaches such as 3D bioprinting,itself a slow process,Now.a new bioprinter is showing promise for dramatically shortening the time needed to create tab-grade ussucs.Instead of layering human cells,the tool relies on sound waves for the constructon ot biGlogical components. A research team at the University of Melbourne designed fhe machine capable ol what they call“dynamic interface(界面)printing.”As detailed in a study published in,Nature,the3D bioprinter can produce tissues ranging from brain to bones. "Just as the car requires its components to be constructed accurately for proper function,the cells in our tissues should be organized correetty"head researcher Davra CoHlins said in a university profile.Most 3D bioprinters depend on eells organizing naturally without guidance, which presents significant limitations.These issues often include accidentally damaging the cells during printing,as well as limitations on tissue structure."Incorrect cell positioning is the biggest reason they fail to produce accurate structures."added Collins. His team's 3D bioprinter offers a faster and much safer alternative.The new device uses sond waves to direct components in estrea directons to construct specific cells.Once situated in place.these base structures can grow into more complex humian tissues.At roughly 350 times the pace of traditional options.their method takes a few seconds to complete a job.Another benefit comes from its ability to print directly onto a lab plate,ensuring the tissue-growth remains undisturbed and less likely to be damaged.The researchers believe that with additional testing,the 3D bioprinter can use harvested cells to produce human tissues within a few minutes. 28.Which can describe the biggest advantage of the bioprinter? A.Cost-saving. B.User-friendly. C.Time-efficient. D.Multi-purposed. 29.Why are the car and its components mentioned? A.To present research limitations. B.To compare different techniques. C.To highlight the cell positioning. D.To rebuild the structure of cells. 英语（五）试卷·第4页（共8页） whichsbrng people together,"ommented NiemelThis projeet does help build comm we have aned 24.Why did the hospital turn to COSACOSA? A.To please patients with arts. B.To build a good reputation. C.To advance medical systems D.To better serve its functions. 25.Wht is the goal for COSACOSA? A.Strengthening community bond. B.Giving art classes free of charge. C.Donating artworks to the hospital. D.Assisting doctors with treatment. 26.What did the project Journey include? A.Building playrooms B.Sending patients abroad. C.Using directional signe. D.Running control systems. 27.What was Niemela's opinon about Journey? A.It needed to be improved. B.It lived up to the set goal C.It worked against the plan. D.It went above and beyond C Researchers often test experimental medicines using lab-grown human tissues.Unfortunately, oreating these materials can be complex and costly leading many to take alternative approaches such as 3D bioprinting,itself a slow process Now.a new bioprinter is showing promise for dramatically shortening the time needed to create Tab-grade tissues.Instead of layering human cells,the tool relies on sound waves for the construction of biGlogical components. A research team at the University of Melbourne designed the machine capable ot what they call“dynamic interface(界面)printing.”As detailed in a study published in Nature,the3D bioprinter can produce tissues ranging from brain to bones. "Just as the car requires its components to be constructed accurately for proper function,the cells in our tissues should be organized correctty"head researcher Davra CoHlins said in a university profile.Most 3D bioprinters depend on eells organizing naturally without guidance, which presents significant limitations.These issues often include accidentally damaging the cells during printing,as well as limitations on tissue structure."Incorrect cell positioning is the biggest reason they fail to produce accurate structures."added Collins. His team's 3D bioprinter offers a faster and much safer alternative.The new device uses so ind waves to direct components in destred directons to construct specific cells.Once situated in place,these base structures can grow into more complex human tissues.At roughly 350 times the pace of traditional options,their method takes a few seconds to complete a job.Another benefit comes from its ability to print directly onto a lab plate,ensuring the tissue-growth remains undisturbed and less likely to be damaged.The researchers believe that with additional testing,the 3D bioprinter can use harvested cells to produce human tissues within a few minutes. 28.Which can describe the biggest advantage of the biopr A.Cost-saving Dear Henry. Best regards. LiHua 第二节（清分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。 Growing up.I was a rhubby()kid,and was often picked on by other children because of it. "There's that pig girl!"a boy once laughed at me.I was beside myself. When I reached teenage years and got taller.I slightly slimmed down.but the weight slowly gained back over the years. After giving birth to Myra in July 2010 when I was 22.my hunger became unsatisfying. For breaklast I'd head to a local cafe where I picked up freshly baked goods.such as cream- filled doughnuts or bagels.and washed it down with a large caramel latte. Then I'd order takeaway for lunch.such as pizza and hamburgers,getting it delivered to the hair salon where I worked. After I got home I'd snack on dips and crackers while I cooked huge plates of creamy pasta for dinner.I wouldn't just stop at eating one bowl,though.often going back for second,third and even fourth helpings. By the time I got to bed.I'd consumed up to 8,000 calories each day. When Myra was 11 months old,she learned to walk,my addiction to food was taking its toll on my body. At 125 kilos,I had pain in my legs and feet every day at work while I cut and styled clients hair. I also struggled to keep up with Myra. "Catch me.Mummyt"she begged,but I just didn'have the energy. It wasn't until my cousin Katheryn asked me to be her bridesmaid eight months later,that the reality of my bad habits truly hit home. Going dress shopping.I was excited to try on different dresses with the rest of the ladies.But after trying on,the assistant informed me I'd need to shop from the plus size section instead. I was overwhelmed. Not wanting to be the odd one out,I bought a size 18 dress to match the other girls. 注意： 1.续写词数应为150左右； 2请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。 I swore to myself to lose enough weight to fit into it by the wedding day. Sloty but surely,the weight kept falling off. 英语（五）试卷·第8页（共8页） 2025届云南名校月考（五） 英语参考答案及评分标准 第一部分听力（共两节，满分30分】 1~5 CABBC 6~10 BCACB 11~15 BABCC 16~20 ABACA 第二部分阅读（共两节，满分50分） 21~23 BAA 24~27 DACB 28~31 CCBD 32~35 BDCA 36~40 EGDFB 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） 41~45 BCAAD 46~50 DBCBC 51~55 BDAAB 第二节（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分） 56.but 57.that/which 58.are introduced 59.commonly 60.unhealthy/less healthy 61.associated 62.include 63.Dropping 64.production 65.to 第四部分写作（共两节，满分40分】 第一节（满分15分）》 Dear Henry, I'm glad to know that you're planning a trip during the vacation.I'd like to recommend you visit Shanghai,a city renowned for its cultural diversity. Shanghai is where modern architecture and historical landmarks coexist.The Bund,with its series of Western-style buildings,showcases the city's history of international trade and cultural exchange.In contrast,the ancient town of Qibao preserves traditional Chinese architecture and local customs.People from all over the world flock to Shanghai for business and pleasure,bringing with them different languages,cuisines,and traditions. I sincerely hope you'll have a wonderful time in Shanghai and experience its unique charm. Best regards, Li Hua 第二节（满分25分） I swore to myself to lose enough weight to fit into itby the wedding day.It was risky,butI was determined for the embarrassing experience to be the wakeup call I needed.By dropping takeaways and sur,weight sowy began to fall off,which motivated me to keep going.lus,I reduced theamoun of processed meat Iate and increased the lean protein and healthy fats in my diet.If I was hungry through the day,I'd have protein shakes to keep me full,Id snackon strawberries,hard boiled eggs and nuts. Slowly but surely,theweight ept fallingoff.When Katheryn's big day came,I'd lost nine kilos,and was able to fit into the dress."Youok ineredible,she said in amazement."Youre glowing!my clients would tell me.The praises were a great source of encouragement.Better still,I as able to keep upwith Myra,who was fastn her feet It was likeI was finally noyn motherhood proprly"want to be strong likeMum!ygirlalways says It is they who inspre me to be the best version of myself.