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云南省玉溪第一中学学年高二上学期第一次月考英2024-2025语试题
一、听力选择题
1.Where doesthis conversationmost probablytake placeC.In acafe.A.At aconcert.B.At aflower shop.
2.What didGomez dothis morningA.He had a mathlesson.B.He attendeda conference.C.He hada chemistrylesson.
3.What canwe learnabout the man from the conversationA.Hes anxiousto see his brother.B,He wroteto hisbrother lastmonth.C.Hes expectinga letterfrom hisbrother.
4.At whattime doesthe trainto BeijingleaveA.5:
00.B.5:
20.C.8:
00.
5.What isthe mansproblemA.He cantfind thevillage.B.He cantdecide how to go.C.He doesntlike travellingby plane.听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题
6.What will the speakersbring toBrooklynC.Colorful paintbrushes.A.A cake.B.A picture.
7.What dowe knowabout the womanA.She lovesthe boyspaintings.B・She hasno time to bakea cake.C.She boughtthe boycolorful paintbrushes.听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题day before,had keptto our47and facedhis fearof heights.In thespirit of48,1challenged myselfto skian intermediateblue run.It wassteeper butI didmy slow,diligent S-turns andI49,When Leopold and Ireunited,he askedif wecould goin theoutdoor hottub.It was a2-degree day,and theonly thingI50more thanbeing coldis beingcold andwet!When Tstartedto51,Leopold remindedme of the rule.Yes,it wascold,and yes,Iwas wet.The experiencewas a52as Leopoldand Ibraved it together.And therelies thecharm ofsaying yeson vacation:It53you tostep out of yourcomfort zone.Though itsnot always54to say yes to everything,developing asense ofadventurehelps uslive lifeto thefullest一55you sometimesend upcold andwet.
41.A.willing B.positive C.hesitant D.tolerant
42.A.before B.after C,when D.until
43.A.separated B.settled C.involved D.dressed
44.A.manager B,professor C.partner D.instructor
45.A.occasion B.power C.opportunity D.benefit
46.A.easy B.tough C・rough D.steep
47.A.strategy B.belief C.promise D.rule
48.A.leadership B,teamwork C.commitment D.friendship
49.A.got itB.made itC.kept itD.tried it
50.A.prefer B・approve C,desire D.hate
51.A.accept B・admit C,refuse D.respond
52.A.delight B,reflection C.summary D.challenge
53.A.persuades B,pushes C.limits D.invites
54.A.crucial B,suitable C,necessary D.possible
55.A.even ifB・in caseC.as ifD.now that
四、语法填空阅读下面短文，在空白处填入个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式1Born into a familyof traditionalChinese medicineTCM doctors,26-year-old IsmailDaurovfrom Kazakhstanhas alwaysaspired tofollow inhis fathersand grandfather^footsteps.When56TCM clinic,jointly establishedby localand Chinesehealth workers,officially openedabout ayearago inAstana,the capitalof Kazakhstan,he57eager seizedthe opportunityto workthere.The China-Kazakhstan Centerfor TraditionalMedicine,58cover300square meters,employsaround adozen healthcareworkers fromboth countries.The clinicfocuses onTCM treatmentssuch as针灸acupuncture andcupping59help patientswith conditionslike highblood pressureand backpain,60are common in Kazakhstanbecause of its coldclimate andmeat-heavy diet.Despite languagebarrier,patients expresstheir satisfactionwith TCMtreatments throughthumbs-up gesturesand TCMisgaining61popular in Kazakhstan.The clinicssuccess isdue toits62effect treatments,affordable prices,and theKazakh peoplesbasicknowledge oftraditional medicine.Plans areunderway tobuild alarger,three-storey center.Thecurrent clinichas sevenTCM63specialist fromChina,as wellas localdoctors andmanagers.IsmailDaurov isgrateful64the opportunityto learnfrom Chineseexperts andhopes thatTCM65becomemore widespreadinKazakhstanand evenbe availableat localpublic hospitals.
五、书面表达.你校英文报新增了“榜样人物，专栏，正在面向全校学生征稿，请你以为题66My RoleModel写一篇短文投稿，内容包括人物的简介；
1..对你的影响；注意
2.词数左右
1100.可以适当增加细节，以使行文连贯2My RoleModel.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67Toms familywas asmall familyon thecoastal lineof asmall village.Tom was11years old.Hewas tall,dark andhandsome and hadalot ofdreams.He hadalways dreamtof livingin a city.He wasalwayshis dadscharm,as he was notquite happyto spendtime with his mom.All hecould rememberabouthis momwas herscars,red andwhite scarson herface,neck andhands.He alwaysfelt unpleasanttoseehis moms face.But whathe didnot knowwas thathis momscratched herbeauty tosave himfroma firewhen hewas oneyear old.Not wantingto burdenhim withit,Toms parentskept ita secret.His momMaria usedto drophim to school andpick himup everyday.He feltawkward tosee hismomwith thatscarred facestanding infront of the schoolgate.As hewas laughingand chattingwith hisfellowschoolmates,all ofthem becamesilent andstarted staringat thegate.So,Tom turnedtowards thegatewith alot ofcuriosity.He frozewhen seeinghis mom,face coveredwith apiece ofcloth.Tom feltashamedand rushedoutofthe schoolwith lotsof anger.With dayspassing by,Tom startedto dislikehis mommore.He didnot liketo getpicked upordropped byhismom.He feltthat shewas uglyand soabnormal.As hegrew old,he stoppedgoing outwith her to the marketor anywhereoutside.Kamala triedher best to makeher sonhappy,got himeverything that hewanted andgave himhis space.She understoodwhat herson wasgoing through andfelt pityfor herselfand sadfor herson,as shewas helpless.When Tomturned16,hewassent to acityhigh school80kilometers awayfrom hiscoastalvillage.The verythought ofnot beingwithhisugly mothermade himvery happy.Three yearslater,then cameToms graduationceremony.His parentsdidnt want to beabsent注意.续写from suchan importantoccasion,so theymanaged to be therewithout informingTom.1词数应为左右；
150.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答2Tom wasshocked whenhe sawhis parentsappear at the ceremonyhall.Hesitating fora moment,Toms fathertold himeverythingthathappened manyyears ago.
8.Where doesthe manwanttogoA.The33rd floor.B.The25th floor.C.The15th floor.
9.Who doesthe womanblame fortheir situationA.The girl.B.The HELPbutton.C.The manwith thegroceries.听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题
10.What isthe relationshipbetween thetwo speakersA.Doctor andpatient.B.Roommates.C.Brother andsister.
11.What happenedto thewoman in the morningA.She passedout.B.She missedthe class.C.Her eyeswere injured.
12.What didthe manask thewoman todoA.Get enoughsleep.B.Take somedeep breathing.C.Have atest in another hospital.听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题
13.What iswrong with the womanA.She lostsome money.B.Her handbagis missing.C.She hada trafficaccident.
14.Where didthewomango firstthat dayaccording to the conversationA.To arestaurant.B.To thepolice station.C.To herfriends office.
15.What didthe mansuggest thewoman doat onceA.Ring themanager.B.Go tothe restaurant.C.Go backto hercar again.A.A policeofficer.B,The womanscolleague.C.A stranger.
16.Who mightthemanbe听下面一段独白，回答以下小题
17.How longwillthetrip lastA.For twodays.B.For threedays.C.For fourdays.
18..When willthe studentsset offA.8:00a.m.B.9:00a.m.C.10:00a.m.
19.Where willthe studentsgo onSaturdayA.To the wildlife park.B.To thenatural park.C.To thenational forestpark.
20.What willthe studentsdo onSunday afternoonA.Climb amountain.B.Go backtoschool.C.Have arest.
二、阅读理解China isone ofthe worldsancient civilizationsand hasthe earliestoutstanding bronzecastingtechnology.Here wevecreated alist of4museums whereyou cangain anin-depth understandingofChinese bronze.Sanxingdui MuseumAddress:Sanxingdui RuinSite,133Xian Road,Guanghan,Deyang,Sichuan provinceHours:Comprehensive Gallerythe firstexhibition hall:8:30-18:00;Bronze Gallerythe secondexhibitionhall:8:30-18:
30.Last ticketssold at17:
00.Closed on the morningof ChineseNew YearsEveTicketbooking:0838-5651526General admission:Gallery ticket80yuanNote:Children shorterthan
1.2m including
1.2m canvisit thegallery freeof charge.The ticketmustbe usedon the day itis soldand authorizesone visitto eachgallery.National Museumof ChinaAddress:East sideof TiananmenSquare,Dongcheng district,BeijingHours:8:30-17:00no entryafter16:30General admission:Free passportrequired forentry,Closed Mondaysexcept fornationalholidaysE-mail:Shanghai MuseumAddress:201Renmin Avenue,Huangpu district,ShanghaiHours:9:00-17:00no entryafter16:00,Closed Mondaysexcept fornational holidaysE-mail:General admission:free amax of8,000admitted dailyHunanMuseumAddress:50Dongfeng Road,Changsha,Hunan provinceHours:9:00-17:00no entryafter16:00,Closed Mondaysexcept fornational holidaysand theeveof ChineseNew YearTel:+86-7318415833,84475933E-mail:General admission:Free passportrequired forentry
21.Which museumshould youchoose foryour familyto visitnext MondayA.Sanxingdui MuseumB.Hunan MuseumC.Shanghai MuseumD.National Museumof China
22.What do these museumsin thispassage havein commonA.They areall freeof charge.B.They allset adeadline forentry.C.They alllie in the southof China.D.They canall beavailable throughE-mail.
23.In whichpart ofa newspapercan youmost probablyread thispassageA.Science B.Today9s NewsC.Entertainment D.History andCultureFinnish Lapland,in thefar northof Europe,is hometo some180,000people andaround驯鹿.200,000reindeer Theanimals livewild buteach onehas anowner,identified bya markon itsear.Anne Ollila,50,one of4,000such owners,works inthe Finnishpart ofthis regionwithherhusbandand twoadult sonsand theirfamilies.They farmthe animalsmainly formeat,but reindeertourism hasalsobecome animportant sourceof income.Ollila lives80kilometres insidethe ArcticCircle,an hourfrom Laplandscapital city,Rovaniemi,and sevenkilometres fromher nearestneighbour.Summer days—when the reindeer raisersearmarknewborn reindeer-are longand inJune thesun neversets.At thattime Ollilasleeps duringthedayandwalks upto20kilometres anight throughthe forest,making themost ofthe coolertemperatures todoher workbut having to endurelarge groupsof insectsalong theway.In deepestwinter,there islittle daylight.Many grasslandsare frozenand thereindeer move into一the forestfor protection against wolvesand goldeneagles thebirds cankill anadult reindeer.Ollila andher familyoffer touristsreindeer experiencesthrough theircompany ReindeerJourney.Visitors canget closetothe animals inthewildor attheir farm,watching thembeing trainedto pull（雪橇）sledges ortake asleigh ride.Reindeer arevery smartanimals,Ollila says.“They havedifferent personalities,and somearevery ftmny.One ofher favouritesis Rocky,named afterthe movieboxing legend.Hes verycuriousand alwaysin troubleJ she says.He oncegot himselfstuck intree branchesand hadtobelifted out,andhe hasbeen knownto walkoff withhis ownersdrying underwear.9,Ollila gaveup herjob asa sociology researcher atthe Universityof Lapland in2010to devoteherselfto raising reindeer.love theenvironment,theanimalsand thefreedom,shesays.“Also,I have asense ofbelonging tosomething biggerthan me,to away oflife throughthe generations.,,
24.What doestheunderlined word“endure”in paragraph2meanA.Go awaywith.B.Catch upwith.C.Look forwardto.D.Put upwith.
25.Why dothereindeermoveintothe forestin winteraccording tothe textA.To getearmarked.B.To find their owners.C.To protectthemselves.D.To avoidcold temperatures.
26.What doesOllila thinkof RockyA.He isfoolish.B.He isa troublemaker.C.He isinterested inplanting trees.D.He isa famousfilmmaker.
27.What canwe inferabout Ollilafromthelast paragraphA.She hasa deepaffection fornature.B・She haslong beentired ofraisingreindeer.C.She hasbeen asociologyresearchersince
2010.D.She hadno chanceto receivea collegeeducation.New glovecan translatesign languageinstantly throughan appresearchers say9California researchersdeveloped aglove embeddedwith electronicsensors thatcan translateAmericanSign LanguageASL intoEnglish inreal timethroughanapp onyour smartphone.Unlike itspast counterparts,the newglove islightweight,inexpensive andlong-lasting.Thedevice couldhelp removecommunication barriersbetween signersand non-signers.Hopefully,this mayopenup aneasy wayfor peoplewho usesign languageto communicatedirectly withnon-signerswithout needingsomeone elseto translatefor them.The teamworked withfour peoplewho aredeaf anduse ASLandhadthem repeatgestures upto15times whilewearing the glove-like device,simultaneously teachinga machinehowto recognizethem.The glovehas thin,stretchable sensorsmade fromelectrically conductingyarns^^that runupeach fingerand convertthe movementsinto signals.These signalsare senttoa“dollar-coin-sizedcircuit boardplaced onthe personswrist,which thenwirelessly transfersthem overtoasmartphone.The systemwas able torecognize660hand motionsand fingerplacements thatstand foreach计算程序letter inthe Englishalphabet,different phrasesand eachnumber.The algorithmrecognized一the correctsigns about99%ofthe time,andinless thanone secondor abouta toneword persecond.The researchersalso placedsensors inbetween theparticipants eyebrowsand onthe sidesof theirmouthsto capturefacial expressionsthat area partof ASL”.The sameexact hand-shape andmovementcan totallychange meaningbecause ofthe facialexpression thatis usedto accompanyit.Take thewordMUCH.The degreeof howmuch cantotally bedetermined bythefacial expressionalone while the signstays the same.Researchers said theglovewould need to learnmore vocabularyand be able totranslate signsfasterin orderto geta commercialversion ofit instores.
28.Who isthe newglove intendedforA.Translators.B.Deaf people.C.English learners.D.Sign languageusers.
29.What doesParagraph4mainly sayabout thenew gloveA.Its reliability.B.Its components.C.Its workingprinciple.D.Its broadapplications.
30.How doresearchers improvethe glovescorrectness ofrecognitionA.By connectingittosmartphones.B,By catchinginformation frommore angles.C.By lengtheningthetimeof catchinggestures.D.By inputtingmore lettersand wordsin English.
31.What willresearchers dowiththeglove inthe futureA.Bring itto market.B.Update itsoutlook.C.Extend itsservice life.D.Improve itsperformance.Research hasshown thatlistening to music whileshowering,taking a walk ortravelling toschoolcould affectyour abilityto thinkoutside thebox andcome upwith artisticor creativethings todo.Experts saybeing boredcan leadto daydreamingplus thebirth ofnew ideas.While thereis nothingwrong withlistening to music,doing sowhen takinga shower or goingfor一awalktakes awaytime thatcould bespent thinkingabout yourselfand your life theperfect timeto letyourcreative juicesflow.Happiness expertGretchen Rubinsaid,“You needthis open-searching time inorder fornew ideasto springup.This iswhy peopleget ideasintheshowerorinthemiddle ofthenight-its aperiod oftime whenthe braincreates itsown fun.Its whenIm boredthat Ihave biginsightsbecause mybrain isopen andtrying toentertain itself.”A recentstudy bypsychologists showedthesameprocess atwork.In theresearch,two groupsofpeople wereexpected tocome upwith proposals.They werethen askedto completethe taskin twobackgrounds.One isin aquiet roomwhiletheother iswith musicplaying.Researchers found,compared toparticipants whocompleted tasksinaquiet background,participantswho listenedto musicperformed lesscreatively.So,is itbesttothrow awaythe bath-time tunesMost peoplesaidtheresearch wasa realmoodkiller.One said,Sometimes,I needthe musicto coverall thethoughts Idont wantto think.Anothercommented,Many peoplehave toomuch goingonintheir heads.Thats whythey listentomusicin theshower,by whichthey canactually relax7But otherlisteners saidthey likedhaving quiettime whiletravellinghome atthe endoftheday.In anycase,striking a good balanceand listeningtomusicsometimes butbeing quietat othertimescould bethe bestbalance inourlife.
32.What dothe expertsfind accordingtothefirst paragraphA.Keeping ourminds busybrings innew ideas.B,Listening tomusic helpsto bringinspiration.C.Taking awalk keepsus fromdaydreaming.D.Feeling boredtends tostir upour creativity.
33.How doesthe psychologistsdothe researchA.By observingthrough dailylife.B.By referringto formerreports.C.By carryingout anexperiment.D.By fillingup aquestionnaire.
34.How domost peoplefindtheresult oftheresearchA.Unacceptable.B.Misleading.C.Confusing.D.Convincing.
35..What isthe besttitle forthe textA.Does yourplaylist reallyappeal toyouB.Is ittimetothrow awayyour playlistC.Listening tomusic keepsus mentallyfitD.Being quietis alwaysagoodhabit forusIf theonly readingyou everdo isthe novelor magazine,the speedat whichyou readprobablydoes notmatter verymuch.But ifyou have to reada greatdeal forstudy,you willappreciate thebenefitsof beingableto read morequickly.36Before youopen the book,make surethat youare comfortable.You needa seatwhich supportsyourback.37Keep theroom coolrather thanwarm toavoid feelingsleepy.38Look atthe tableof contents,the preface,the chapterheading,etc.This willhelp youtodecide whetheryou reallyneedto read the whole bookor onlycertain partsofit.Ten minutesspent inthisway couldsave youquite alot oftimeinthe longrun.If youdecide thatyou needtoreadthewholebook,decide howmuch youcan readat atime.39Ahistory bookwhich maycontain the facts instory formwill beeasier toread thanone dealingwithscientific subjects.In theformer caseyou maybeabletoreada chapter.In thelatter youmay onlybeable toread onepage.Always keepa penciland paperbeside you.40Note alsothefactsimportant foryour purposeaswell asanything whichleads youto furtherresearch.You donthavetowrite thesethings indetail.It isenoughto putthe pagenumber andone ortwo wordsasareminder.A.Stop tohavearest nowand then.B.Spend afew minuteslooking throughthebook.C.This dependsonthetype ofbook youare reading.D.Here aresome tipsto helpimprove yourreading speed.E.Make anote ofany pagewhich isof specialimportance.F.The bookshould beattheright distancefrom youreyes.G.You mayfind yourselfhavingtolearn somethingby heart.
三、完形填空Last year,as my9-year-old son,Leopold,and Iprepared fora skitrip toKeystone,I seta rule:Wewould sayyes toeverything.Leopold isa pickyeater andcan be41to trynew things.Before thetrip,LeopoldandI agreedwe shouldsayyestoeverything.We startedsaying yes42we evenboarded ourflight.The nextday,after wegot43at ourhotel,I tookLeopold tomeet hissnowboarding
44.My hopewas thatLeopold wouldseize this45to snowboardonamountain ofthis size.On thefirst day,I skiedby myself,played itsafe andstuck tothelong46green run.On thesecond day,I thoughtof Leopold,who,the。
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