云南民族大学附属高级中学2026年届高三高考适应性训练（五）英语+答案

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云南民族大学附属高级中学2026年届高三高考适应性训练(五)

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一

密第一部分听力(共两节，满分30分)

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做题时，先将答案标在试卷上，录音内容结束后，你将有两分钟的时间将试卷上的答案转涂到

答题卡上。

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，并

标在试卷的相应位置。听完每段对话后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每

段对话读两遍。

例：Howmuchistheshirt?

A.£19.15.B.£9.18.C.£9.15.

答案是C。

1.Wheredoestheconversationprobablytakeplace?

IA.Ataclinic.B.Atadrugstore.C.Ataschool.

I2.WhatwillthewomandoonSunday?

1

A.Deliveraspeech.

B.Prepareforhistoryclass.

线C.Attendacommunityevent.

3.Whendoesthemangetuponweekends?

A.At6:00am.B.At7:00am.C.At8:00am.

4.Whatarethespeakerstalkingabout?

A.Hobbies.B.Weekendplans.C.Achievements.

5.Whatistheweatherliketoday?

A.Rainy.B.Windy.C.Sunny.

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三个选项中选

出最佳选项，并标在试卷的相应位置。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，各小题将给出5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、7题。

6.Whodoesthemanadmiremost?

A.MarieCurie.B.IsaacNewton.C.NelsonMandela.

7.WhatdoesthewomanthinkofLeonardodaVinci?

A.Heisoutgoing.B.Heisfar-sighted.C.Heiscourageous.

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听第7段材料，回答第8至10题。

8.Whatistheman?

A.Aninvestor.B.Abankteller.C.Acustomer.

9.Whatisthecharacteristicofgovernmentbonds?

A.Theyaredebtsecurities.

B.Theyhaveflexibleinterestrates.

C.Theyaretime-boundinvestments.

10.Whichinvestmentisthewomanmostlikelytochoose?

A.Certificatesofdeposit.B.Governmentbonds.C.Fixedincomefunds.

听第8段材料，回答第11至13题。

11.WhatdoesMikefindmoredifficultthanexpected?

A.Landinganewjob.B.Workingfromhome.C.Developingaroutine.

12.WhatdoesLisaadviseMiketodoaboutstayingfocused?

A.Setupapracticalgoal.B.Findaworkingpartner.C.Createaspecificworkplace.

13.HowdoesMikelikeLisa'sadviceaboutavoidingloneliness?

A.Satisfied.B.Suspicious.C.Negative.

听第9段材料，回答第14至17题。

14.Whatistheprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?

A.Hostandguest.B.Teacherandstudent.C.Zookeeperandvisitor.

15.Howmanyreasonsaregiventosupportzoos?

A.One.B.Three.C.Four.

16.Whatmayhappentowildanimalsinzoos?

A.Theycannotliveinthewildanymore.

B.Theymayescapetothenaturalhabitats.

C.Theymayshowsomeabnormalbehaviors.

17.Whatisdiscussedatlast?

A.Effortstogiveanimalsfreedom.

B.Measurestohelplockedanimals.

C.Planstobuildlargemodernzoos.

听第10段材料，回答第18至20题。

18.Whatcanbelearnedaboutmarathon?

A.Itisamodernsocialevent.

B.Itisregardedasthehardestsport.

C.ItisanappealtomanyAmericans.

19.WhatisspecialabouttheNewYorkCitymarathon?

A.Eachrunnerwillbegivensomefunds.

B.Itattractsthemostviewersinthestreet.

C.Runnerscanpassfamouslandmarksinthecity.

20.Whoisthemen'schampionofthemarathononNovember5th?

A.MarilsonGomes.B.JelenaProkopcuka.C.LanceArmstrong.

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和D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。

A

Adigitalnomad(数字游民)isaremoteworkerwho'sconstantlyonthemove.Theymightdrift

fromcountrytocountry.Nowcountriesarestartingtocreatevisaprogramsspecificallyforthesetypesof

workers.Adigitalnomadvisaisawayforgovernmentstomonitorandtaxprofessionalswhoworkfor

internationalcompanies(usually).Below,youcanfindthemostaccessibledigitalnomadvisasin

Europe.

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Albania

Albaniaisahotnewdestinationformanytravelsites—andithasgotalong-stayvisathat'sperfect

fordigitalnomads.Thevisawascreatedwithself-employedpeopleinmind.Italsocoversprofessions

likeresearchers,investors,andevenretirees.

Visacost;Reciprocal(AlbaniachargesyouwhateveryourcountrywouldchargeanAlbanian)

Incomerequirement:$9,800/year

Duration:1year

Croatia

CroatiaisoneoftheflashiestcountriesinEuropethankstoitsbeautifulMediterraneanbeachesand

medievalvillages.Also,thelocalstendtobewarmandwelcoming.Thecountryfirstlauncheditsdigital

nomadvisabackin2021.

Visacost;$73

Incomerequirement;$2,658/month

Duration:6months-1year

Georgia

ThistinycountryislocatedintheCaucasusMountains;ifyou'reintostunningmountainranges,

looknofurther.Givenitssmallsizeanddesireforeconomicgrowth,thegovernmentlauncheda

“RemotelyfromGeorgia”visabackin2020.

Visacost:Free

Incomerequirement:$2,000/month

Duration:1year

Greece

GreecewasthefirstEuropeancountrytolaunchitsdigitalnomadvisa.It'sapopulardestinationfor

digitalnomadsbecauseGreecehasagreatwork-lifebalance,allowingremoteworkerstoenjoythe

islandswhenthey'reofftheclock.

Visacost:$79

Incomerequirement:$3,690/month

Duration:1-2years

21.Whoisthetextmostlikelyintendedfor?

A.Overseastravelers.B.Policymakers.

C.Governmentofficials.D.Digitalnomads.

22.Whichcountrychargesnothingforapplyingforavisa?

A.Georgia.B.Croatia.

C.Albania.D.Greece.

23.HowisGreecedifferentfromtheotherdestinations?

A.Itboastsbeautifulscenery.B.Itacceptedself-employedworkers.

C.Itlaunchednomadvisaearlier.D.Ithasthelowestincomerequirement.

B

WhenHelenBlaureadsherrecentlypublishedpicturebookStemCellstotheRescuetoher

grandchildren,eventhe5-year-oldsitsstill.

"I'vereadittothemmanytimes,"saysBlau,astemcellbiologistatStanfordUniversity.The

grandmotheroffourdescribeshowhergrandchildren,aged5to9,especiallylovetopointtothecurly-

hairedfroglookingthroughamicroscopeonpage30.“Theyknewrightawayitwasme,”shesays

Blau'sbookisacollaborationwithillustratorMargeryFain,69,aformerPhDclassmatefrom

Harvard.Itwasinspiredbytheirowngrandchildrenandbyadesiretoeducateallchildren(and

hopefullytheirparentsandgrandparentstoo)aboutstemcells—animportantthingintissuemaintenance

andrepair.

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"It'snotsoeasyforthegeneralpublictounderstandwhatstemcellsareallabout,"saysBlau,

“Wethoughtthiswasawaytoteachwhilebringingjoytokids.”

ThebookwaspublishedlastyearbyColdSpringHarborLaboratoryPress.ThefirsthalfofBlau's

bookshowshowstemcellscometotherescuewhenkids(littlefrogs)gethurt,say,byfallingoffthe

junglegymandscrapingtheirknees.Then,inthesecondhalf,asthesefrogsageandturninto

grandparentswithglasses,it'sscientistslikeBlauwhobecometherescuers

Researchersaremakingprogressonhowto“makenewstemcells”,thebooksays,torepair

grandma'seyesortoregeneratecartilage(软骨)ingrandpa'sachingknees—bothamongBlau's

researchcollaborations.ForBlau,whohaswrittenhundredsofscientificpublications,thiswasherfirst

attemptatchildren'sliterature.Itwassofunthatshemightwriteanother,shesays.“Wouldn'titbe

greatifwecouldinspirekidstowanttobescientists?”

24.WhatcanbeknownaboutHelenBlau'spicturebook?

A.Itisinspiredbyacurly-hairedfrog.

B.Itholdsmuchappealforhergrandchildren.

C.ItisillustratedbyhercolleagueatHarvard.

D.Itaimstoguideparentingforyoungchildren.

25.WhydidHelenBlaucreatethepicturebook?

A.Tocooperatewithanotherfamousscientist.

B.Toshowherlatestresearchprojectinbiology.

C.Tosparkhergrandchildren'sinterestinpainting.

D.Toeducatechildrenaboutstemcellsandbringthemjoy.

26.Whatdoesthesecondhalfofthebookmainlypresent?

A.Howkidsgethurtwhileplayingoutside.

B.Howscientistsusestemcellstohelptheelderly.

C.Howstemcellshelpkidsrecoverfrominjuries.

D.Howthefrogsgrowoldandturnintograndparents.

27.Whatisthemainideaofthetext?

A.Thedevelopmentofstemcellresearch.

B.Afamousbiologist'slatestresearchonstemcells.

C.Theimportanceofstemcellsinmedicaltreatment.

D.Ascientist'sefforttopopularizestemcellknowledge.

C

Risingglobaltemperaturesarelikelytocausedeeplossestotheworld'smostimportantcrops.A

globalanalysisofcropyieldssuggeststhat,bytheendofthecentury,eachdegreeCelsius(摄氏温度)

ofwarmingwillreducethefoodavailableperpersonbyabout121kilocaloriesperday.

Hultgren,aprofessorattheUniversityofIllinoisUrbana-Champaign,alongwithhiscolleagues

collecteddataontheyieldsoftheworld'ssixmaincrops.Theyalsocollectedinformationonlocal

weatherpatternsfrom54countries.Theresearchersthenusedthisinformationtopredicthowthe

differentcropswouldrespondtoachangingclimateandhowfarmerswouldadjust.Thisallowedthemto

estimatehowdifferentagriculturaladaptations,suchaschangingwhichcropvarietiesaregrown,

boostingirrigationorusingmorefertiliser,wouldreducecroplosses.

Forallcropsexceptrice,whichgrowsbetterwhennightsarewarmer,theyfoundthathigher

temperatureswouldleadtosteeplosses.Forinstance,globalcornyieldsarepredictedtofallbyabout

12or28percentbytheendofthecentury—dependingonwhethergreenhousegasemissionsare

moderateorveryhigh,respectively—relativetowhattheywouldbewithoutglobalwarming.

WolframSchlenkeratHarvardUniversitysaystheconclusionmatchespreviousfindingsfocusedon

specificregions.“Thehugecontributionoftheirstudyistheydidn'tjustfocusononecountry,butthey

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gatheredthisdatafromcountriesaroundtheworld,"hesays.Thatglobalviewrevealssomeinteresting

patterns.Forinstance,theyfoundthelargestexpectedcroplossesdon'toccurinlow-incomecountries,

butintherelativelywealthyfarmingregionsoftheworld.

MichaelRobertsattheUniversityofHawaiisaysthefindingsareinlinewithresultsfromsmaller-

scalestudies.Buthepointsoutthathugeuncertaintiesremain,includingtheextentoffutureclimate

changeandhowtheextraordinarilycomplexglobalfoodsystemwillrespond.

28.Whatisparagraph2mainlyabout?

A.Whatdatawasanalyzed.B.Whentheresearchwasputforward.

C.Howtheresearchwasconducted.D.Whytheagriculturaladjustmentwasmade.

29.Whyarethenumbersinparagraph3mentioned?

A.Todemandurgentcutsinemissions.

B.Toillustratetheseverityofcroplosses.

C.Toassesstheimpactoftemperaturesonrice.

D.Topredictthedevelopmentofglobalwarming.

30.Whatmadethestudyspecial?

A.Thesmall-scaledatasets.B.Thesupportoflocalfarmers.

C.Theworldwidedatacollection.D.Thecooperationoffarmingregions.

31.WhatdoesMichaelRobertsthinkofthestudy?

A.Itisreasonablebutlimited.B.Itisinfluentialbutoutdated.

C.Itiswell-designedbutmisleading.D.Itisgroundbreakingbutimpractical.

D

Batteriesarealreadywidelyusedinelectricvehicles,buttheirapplicationinaviation(航空)isstill

developing.Althoughsomeelectricpassengerplanesarebeingdeveloped,widespreadcommercialuse

remainsyearsaway.However,thelow-altitudeeconomyoffersapromisingfieldfortestingelectric

flighttechnologies,underconditionsandsafetystandardsverydifferentfromthoseontheground.

Drones(无人机)flyingbelow1,000metersareseenasacost-effectivewaytotransportgoodsand

improvetraffic.Largerelectricvertical(垂直的)take-offandlanding(eVTOL)aircraftcouldchange

urbantravel.TheglobaleVTOLmarketisexpectedtogrowsignificantly,propelledbyusesin

emergencyservices,delivery,airtaxis,andtourism.

Chinahasincludedthelow-altitudeeconomyinitsofficialplansandissupportingitsdevelopment.

Forexample,dronedeliveriesarealreadyoperatinginShenzhen,andself-flyingairtaxisarebeing

tested.Inonerecenttrial,anunmannedeVTOLaircraftcompleteda50-kilometertripinjust

20minutes—muchfasterthanbycar.CompaniesinNorthAmerica,Europe,andJapanarealso

developingsimilaraircraft.

Thisemergingfieldcombinesadvancedenergysystems,motors,chips,andelectronicdevicesin

anaircraft.However,asmorelow-altitudevehiclestakeflight,strictregulationsandcareful

managementwillbeessentialtoensuresafetyandgainpublictrust.

Batterytechnologyfacesmajorchallenges.Tosupportcleantransportation,eVTOLsshouldideally

usepowerfromrenewablesourceslikesolarorwind.Yet,currentbatteriesarestilltooheavy,weak,

andunsafeforaviation.Failureintheaircanbedeadly,sobatteriesmustbeextremelyreliable.They

needfeaturessuchasmulti-layerprotection,real-timefaultdetection,andheatcontrol.New

technologieslikesolid-statebatteries,nanomaterials,andhydrogenfuelcellsmayofferbettersolutions.

Somecomipaniesarealsoworkingonhybridsystemsthatcombineelectricmotorswithtraditional

engines.

Inthefuture,structuralbatteries—builtdirectlyintothewingsorbodyoftheaircraft—couldsave

weightandincreaseenergycapacity.However,thesedesignsbringnewsafetyandmaintenance

challengesthatmustbecarefullyaddressed.

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32.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“propelled”inparagraph2probablymean?

A.Guided.B.Driven.C.Restricted.D.Absorbed.

33.WhydoestheauthorrefertothedronedeliveriesinShenzheninparagraph3?

A.Toemphasizethesupport.B.ToshowChina'seconomy.

C.TocompareChinesecities.D.Tointroducedeliveryservices

34.Whatisacurrentchallengeforbatterytechnology?

A.Highcost.B.Smallsize.

C.Complexexamination.D.Poorreliability.

35.Whatcanbeasuitabletitleforthepassage?

A.DronesAreWidelyUsedinDailyLifeB.ChinaLeadsaLow-AltitudeEconomy

C.ElectricAviationIsBeingDevelopedD.ElectricVehiclesMarketIsGrowingFast

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能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。

ColorExplosion

Chemistrydoesn'thavetobeboring—especiallywhenyoucangetacoolartprojectoutofit.

Checkoutwhathappenswhenmilk,foodcoloring,anddishsoapcreateacoolchemicalreaction.After

observingthereactionwithmilk,repeattheexperimentwithadifferentmaterial.36Lettheglue

dryandremovethegluediskfromtheplateforavisiblesouvenirofthisexperiment.

37First,prepareashallowbakingdishwithaflatbottom.Thedishshouldmaintainconsistent

depththroughoutitsentiresurfacearea,andcancomeinanyshapetocreatevisuallyappealingresults.

Then,youneedtohavemilk,foodcoloringanddishdetergent(洗涤剂).

Fillthedishwithabouthalfaninchofmilk.Then,adddotsofcolorsusingfoodcoloring.Make

whateverpatternyoulike,butuseplentyofcolorfuldots.

Dropjustonedropofdishdetergentinthemiddleofthemilk.38Thecolorswillsinkin

responsetothedishdetergent,thenemergeagain—movinginbeautifulpatternsandcombining—before

settlingandstandingstill.

Milkisamixture,asuspension(悬浮液)offatdroplets(脂肪滴)inwater.Thismeansthey'renot

mixedin,justhanginginthemilk.Foodcoloringsitsindropsinthewater,too,makingasteady

system—untilthedishdetergentisadded.Dishdetergentsaremeanttoseparateoutdirtoroilsothey

canbewashedaway.Whenthedishdetergentisadded,thesuspensionisbrokenup,andthefat

dropletsallrushtocombinewitheachother.39

Afterthecolorsmixtogether,trytomovethepatternontoapieceofpaper.Dropthepaperflat

ontothemilk'ssurfaceandallowtheliquidtoabsorbitforamomentortwo.Thenliftthepaperby

severalcornerstoturnitover.40Thencoatitwithclear-coatoranotherplasticcoveringtopreserve

thecolors.

A.Employglueinstead.

B.Watchwhathappens.

C.Themilkturnscloudyfirst.

D.Placeitonapapertoweltodry.

E.Itcreatesthecolorspreadingeffect.

F.Youwillneedthefollowingmaterials

G.Choosingpropercoloringrequiresskills.

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)

阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。

Threeyearsago,myfriendbroughtmeabeautifulplantwithshinygreenleaves—apeacelily.

“I’msorryforyour41,”shesaid.Myfatherhadjustpassedaway.

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Isetdowntheplant42inapot.I'dneverhadmuchinterestin43.AllIknewwerethe

44fromscienceclass—plantsneededwaterandsunlight.However,Iwouldalways45to

watertheplant.NotuntilInoticedtheleaves46towardsthegrounddidIblamemyselfand47

towatermore.

48whatIdid,moreleavesturnedbrown.Caringfortheplantseemedsodifficultforme.One

Sunday,asIwaschattingwithawomanintheneighborhood,she49thatplantswereherpassion.

SoI50hersuggestionsonthecorrectwayto51theplant.

Underherguidance,Ilearnedaboutrepotting,ensuringgooddrainage(排水)andpropersunlight

52.Afterafewmonths,Inoticedsomethingcomingthroughtheleaves.Itwasawhitespathe(佛焰

苞),aflower-likeleafthatIknewwasapeacelily'sbloom.Ifelt53—mynurturinghadnotbeen

invain.

Soontheplantstoodtall,withnewleavesburstingthroughthesoil.Iwatered,cutorrepotted

them,and54thenextbloom.Insomestrangeway,Ifoundcomfortincaringforthepeacelily,as

ifIwereshowingmy55formyfather.

41.A.defeatB.puzzleC.lossD.disease

42.A.frequentlyB.carefullyC.mistakenlyD.accidentally

43.A.cookingB.schoolingC.shoppingD.gardening

44.A.basicsB.storiesC.facilitiesD.rules

45.A.continueB.regretC.wantD.forget

46.A.appearingB.bendingC.blowingD.swinging

47.A.resolveB.pretendC.agreeD.fear

48.A.InsteadofB.ApartfromC.ThankstoD.Regardlessof

49.A.mentionedB.instructedC.inquiredD.demonstrated

50.A.improvedB.doubtedC.followedD.offered

51.A.pickB.identifyC.tendD.free

52.A.reflectionB.exposureC.releaseD.analysis

53.A.curiousB.interestedC.energeticD.thrilled

54.A.encouragedB.anticipatedC.confirmedD.claimed

55.A.kindnessB.gratitudeC.loveD.reward

第二节(共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分)

阅读下面短文，在空白处填入1个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。

Inaneraincreasinglyfocusedonhealthandwellness,matcha's(抹茶)refreshing,subtlybitter

flavorhaspusheditinto56(popular).It'snowawidelyacceptedingredientacrossdiverse57

(field),fromdrinkstobakedgoods,icecreams,snacks58restaurantcuisine.

Asubstantialmarketexistsformatcha,whichispowderedgreentea59(traditional)consumed

acrossNortheastAsia.ThisgrowingmarketisbeingexploredbyJiangkouCountyinTongrenCity,

GuizhouProvince.In2024,thecounty'smatchasalessurpassed1,200tons,_60(generate)asales

revenue(收入)of286millionyuan($40million).Nowitsproductsareexportedtooverseasmarkets

includingJapan,theUnitedStatesandFrance.

WhileTongrenhasalonghistoryofteacultivation,itisonlyinrecentyears61thecityhas

becomerecognized62China'smatchacapital.LanFangqiang,DeputyGeneralManagerofGuiTea

Group,haswitnessedtheriseofTongren'smatchaindustry.LantoldChinaNewsweekthatthedomestic

teamarkethasbeenextremely63(compete)overthepastdecade.“Aftercommunicatingwith

customersfromtheU.S.,webecomeevenmoredetermined64(develop)matchaproducts,"Lan

explained.

In2024,thematchacolddrinkbrandMoshanji65(launch)inJiangkou.Itisatestamentto

theregion'sfocusonqualityandcreativeproductdevelopment.

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第四部分写作(共两节，满分40分)

第一节(满分15分)

你校上周日举行了一场主题为“毅行砺志，健体迎考”的远足拉练活动。现请你写一篇短文报

道该活动并向校英语报投稿。内容包括：

1.活动过程；

2.活动意义。

注意：

1.写作词数应为80个左右；

2.请按如下格式在答题纸的相应位置作答。

第二节(满分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。

MywifeAshleyandIraisedourchildJustin,aboyaged7.Iwantedtobeagoodfather.Butmore

andmorethesedays,Iaskedmyself,“WasI?”

I'mabusinessconsultant,whichmeansIspendalotoftimeontheroadinsteadofbeingwithmy

family.That'swhyIalwaysfeltlikeIwasmissingsomethinginmyrelationshipwithmykid.密

Oneday,JustinranuptomeandaskedifIwantedtogoforawalk.Iagreedhappilyandthought

wewouldwalkaroundtheblock.ButthenJustinjumpedonhisbikeandrodedownthestreet,leaving

meinthedust.“Itdoesn'tseemtobeafamilywalk,”Ithought.

AsIreachedtheendofthestreet,IfoundJustin'sbikeparkedinthedrivewayofourgoodfriends

RickandJudy.Iheardshoutsfromaroundbackandfollowed.Justinwasshootinghoops(篮框)with

RickandJudy,havingagreattime.

“Hey,John,”Ricksaid,holdingupthebasketball.“Doyouwanttoshootafew?”

Ishookmyhead.“Notreallymygame,”Isaid.Rickwalkedovertome.WewatchedJustinand

Judyplay.“Howdoyoumanageit,Rick?”Iasked.“Icanhardlygetmykidtodoanythingfun

withme.”

"Itrytomakewhat'simportanttomykidimportanttome,"hesaid.“Evenifit'sjustshootinga

fewbaskets.”

IwantedtofollowRick'sadvice.Thenextweek,IheardJustinsay,“IwishIcouldplay

basketballonateam.Thatwouldbesofun!”

Myearsperkedup(竖起).MaybeIcouldputupabasketandwecouldshootafewafterschool.

Thatnight,Isatatthecomputerandfilledouttheapplicationforabasketballteamonline.That'swhen

Inoticedaboxthatasked,“Wouldyouliketocoach?”BeforeIcouldstopmyself,Iclickedthebox

andhitSEND.JustinwasexcitedwhenItoldhimIbecamethecoachofaneight-memberbasketball

teamandthathecouldjoinin.

注意：

1.续写词数应为150个左右；

2.请按如下格式在答题纸的相应位置作答。

Thencameourfirstpractice,whichwasnotsoenjoyable.

Isearchedonlineforcoachingtipsanddeterminedthegoalofourteamwastohavefun.

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云南民族大学附属高级中学2026届高三联考卷(五)

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M:Iamnotfeelingwell.Ineedtoseethedoctor.

W:Pleasewaitforafewminutes.I'llcallyouwhenit'syourturn.

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M:There'sacommunityeventhappeningintheparkthisSunday.Wouldyouliketogo?

W:Yeah,butI'llgiveaspeechinhistoryclassnextMondaymorning.Ihavetomakesomepreparations.

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W:Ican'tbelieveyou'reheresoearlyonaweekend.

M:Ivebeenworkingonasolidmorningroutineformonths.Onweekdays,Igetupat6:00amsharp.Onweekends,

Iletmyselfsleepuntil7:00am,butnolater.

W:Thatsoundspainful.I'mluckyifIrolloutofbedby8:00am.

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W:Jamie!IgottheExcellenceinScienceaward!

M:Youtotallydeserveit.Ialsogotgoodnews.IfinallyfinishedthatpaintingI'vebeenworkingonatthecommunity

center.They'regoingtodisplayitnextweek.

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W:Justmyluck!Ofalldaystoforgetmyumbrella,ithadtobetoday.

M:Ididn'tchecktheweatherforecasteither.

W:Therainiscomingdownhard.Idon'tthinkit'sstoppinganytimesoon.

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W:Hey,Andrew,recentlyIhavebeenreadingabouthistoricalfigureslikeMarieCurieandIsaacNewton.Doyou

haveanyoneyoulookuptomost?

M:I'mabigfanofNelsonMandela.

W:Mandelaisagreatchoice!I'vealwaysbeenfascinatedbyLeonardodaVinci.Hiscuriosityandcreativityreally

drawme.

M:Yes.Hedidn'tjuststicktoonefield—hewasalwaysexploringnewideas.

W:Iamreallyamazedathowheoutlineddesignsformachinesandinventionsthatwerewayaheadofhistime.

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W:PleasedepositthischeckandIwanttoinquireaboutsomeinvestmentoptions.Doyouhaveafewminutestohelp

mewiththat?

M:Absolutely.Whatkindofinvestmentsareyouinterestedin?

W:Doyouhaveanyrecommendationsforlow-riskoptionswithsteadyreturns?

M:Certainly.Wehavesomeexcellentoptionslikecertificatesofdepositorgovernmentbondsthatcouldfityou.

Certificatesofdepositaretime-boundinvestmentswhilegovernmentbonds,ontheotherhand,aredebtsecurities

issuedbythegovernmentwithfixedinterestrates.

W:Thanks.IthinkImightbemoreinterestedincertificatesofdepositfornow.

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M:Lisa,I'mstilladjustingtoworkingfromhome.It'sharderthanIthought.

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W:Whatareyoustrugglingwiththemost,Mike?

M:Ithinkmybiggestchallengeisstayingfocused.Attheoffice,Ihadaroutine.Butathome,therearesomany

distractions.

W:Igetit!WhatIdidwastosetupaspecificworkspace.Now,whenIsitthere,Iknowit'stimetowork.Also,

settingaschedulehelps.

M:Doyoumeanworkingatfixedhours?

W:Yes.Ifyouhavesetworkhours,ithelpsyoustaydisciplined.

M:AnotherproblemIhaveisloneliness.Imisstalkingtomyco-workers.

W:Oh,that'sabigchallengeformanypeople.SoIhavevideocallswithmyteam.Evenashortmeetingmakesme

feelmoreconnected.

M:That'sagreatidea!MaybeIshouldcallmyco-workersmoreoften.

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W:TodaywehavezoologistNeilwithustodiscuss“Shouldanimalsbekeptinzoos?”.What'syourtakeonthis,

Neil?

M:Fromascientificperspe