2026年高考英语一轮复习检测卷（浙江卷01）（考试版）-A4

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第一部分 听力（共两节，满分30分）
注意，听力部分答题时请先将答案标在试卷上，听力部分结束前你将有两分钟的时间将答案转涂到答题上。
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，每段对话仅读一遍。
1．Hw did the wman learn abut the fire accident? .
A．Frm TV.B．Frm the radi.C．Frm the newspaper.
2．What is the man’s attitude tward the rise f fuel cst?
A．Wrried.B．Uncncerned.C．Psitive.
3．What des the man think f ging t Aspen?
A．It csts t much.B．It sunds very interesting.C．It is better than Swiss Alps.
4．Hw much will each ne cst if yu buy tw cats?
A．30 dllars.B．35 dllars.C．40 dllars.
5．Wh is the wman’s her?
A．Tim Berners-Lee.B．Stephen Hawking.C．Steve Jbs.
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项中选出最佳选项。听每段对话或独白前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，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。
听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
6．What is the wman lking frward t?
A．Lifting weights.B．Eating healthy fd.C．Making mre mney.
7．What are the speakers mainly talking abut?
A．Health.B．Wealth.C．Success.
听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
8．What des Sam say abut his daughter?
A．She dislikes ding hmewrk.
B．She veruses her smartphne.
C．She feels lnely at schl.
9．What is Sam’s attitude twards the schl plicies?
A．Supprtive.B．Uncertain.C．Disapprving.
听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
10．Where are Lily and Tm planning t meet?
A．At the nrth gate f the park.
B．At the suth gate f the park.
C．Near the lake in the park.
11．What d they plan t d first in the park?
A．Rent a bat and g bating n the lake.
B．Visit the flwer exhibitin.
C．Have a picnic near the pavilin.
12．Hw will Tm get t the meeting place?
A．By bus.B．On ft.C．By bike.
听下面一段较长对话，回答以下小题。
13．Hw des Lily ease tensin befre a cncert nw?
A．She tells jkes t thers.
B．She des breathing exercises.
C．She reads smething funny.
14．What des Lily d first n the day f the shw?
A．Walk n the stage.B．Practice the sngs.C．Chse the dresses.
15．Why des Lily like t sit and lk at the stage befre the shw?
A．T enjy quietness.B．T interact with fans.C．T inspire cnfidence.
16．What is the man ding?
A．Hsting a ceremny.B．Cnducting an interview.C．Hlding a press cnference.
听下面一段独白，回答以下小题。
17．Hw ld is Vivi?
A．6.B．11.C．17.
18．Why did Vivi cry at the amusement park last summer?
A．She was t yung t play.
B．She didn’t fit the equipment.
C．She had sme implite friends.
19．What is Vivi prud f?
A．Her age.B．Her shape.C．Her strength.
20．Wh is the speaker prbably talking t?
A．Swimmers.B．Students.C．Teachers.
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
Cllege Library
The Library has ver 41,000 current printed bks serving the needs f students, staff, and researchers. Our main library is the Wrking Library, which huses ur mdern materials. The first flr is a Reading Rm that als serves as a study area.
Our Library aims t prvide all bks needed fr undergraduate Trips Part Ⅰ papers, and as many as pssible fr Part Ⅱ papers. Sme material may als supprt pstgraduate studies.
Opening Hurs and Admissin Plicy
Members f Cllege are allwed access 24 hurs a day, in bth full term and vacatin, using their University ID card. Readers are reminded nt t admit nnmembers t the Library.
Staff Operating Hurs
The Library is usually staffed 9 am – 5 pm, Mnday t Friday thrughut term and vacatin. The library ffice is lcated n the first flr ppsite the library entrance. At any time, staffing may be affected by meetings, training curses, annual leave, sickness absence and ther factrs, s users wh need t be certain f staff help are recmmended t cntact Library staff in advance.
Library Services
Bks can be brrwed and returned via the self-issue terminals in the Reading Rm (instructins are prvided next t the terminals) in the Wrking Library n the first flr. Please place returned bks n the “Returned Bks” carts t the left f the self-issue terminals. Alternatively yu can ask a member f staff.
T renew a bk, please lg in t yur accunt r ask a staff member.
We fllw a NO FINES plicy, but d fine fr lst bks.
Brrwing rights are available t all members. Nnmembers can cnsult materials in the Wrking Library but cannt brrw.
21．When can a member seek help frm a staff?
A．Any time f the year.B．9 am – 5 pm n weekdays.
C．Any day during the term.D．Every day except vacatins.
22．What can nn-members d in the Library?
A．Check ut limited bks each time.B．Brrw bks with student ID card.
C．Access materials via their accunts.D．Cnsult bks withut taking them ut.
23．Where can we find this text?
A．On a university website.B．In a library jurnal.
C．In a city brchure.D．On an admissin ntice.
B
Michael and his wife had recently mved int a new apartment building in San Francisc when they met their neighbr, a Hindu priest (印度教教士). The 77-year-ld priest, Jeff Dunan, tld them abut an rganizatin he vlunteers fr, Bangladesh (孟加拉国) Relief — which prvides fd, clthing and essential supplies fr disadvantaged peple in nrthern Bangladesh. Michael decided t dnate t Dunan’s GFundMe campaign, and settled n $150.
Shrtly after making his dnatin, thugh, Michael received a ntificatin frm his credit card cmpany, warning him f an unusually large transactin (交易). He swiped t pen the text message, which mentined a $15,041 charge frm GFundMe.
When he saw the five-figure number, he was bewildered. Sn, it all made sense. Michael’s credit card number started with fur and ne. Clearly, he accidentally began typing his credit card infrmatin while his cursr (光标) was still in the dnatin bx.
Michael called GFundMe‘s supprt line and explained the mistaken dnatin. T his relief, he was tld that he wuld be refunded (退款) within three t seven business days. Still, the $15,000 dnatin — which mre than dubled the ttal amunt raised at the time — wuld remain n the GFundMe page until the refund was prcessed.
Michael planned t call Dunan t explain, but befre he had the chance t d that, he started receiving Facebk messages frm Shhag Chandra, the charity's Bangladesh-based prgram manager, thanking him fr his generus dnatin. “I start swiping thrugh the man’s messages, ” said Michael, “and it is picture after picture after picture f pr Bangladeshis thanking me fr my kind dnatin. ”
After he lked thrugh the phts f peple hlding thank-yu signs that read his name, Michael’s heart sank. He felt terrible that he had t withdraw his handsme dnatin. Once his riginal cntributin was refunded, he decided t dnate $1,500.
Althugh Michael had tld his family and friends abut the typ (打字错误) tale, he decided t share it publicly n scial media, after Dunan tld him the rganizatin was desperately in need f funds. “The least I culd d was take the time t pst this stry nline and see if I culd inspire ther peple t dnate t the cause, ” Michael said.
Little did he knw, thugh, that the stry wuld be seen far and wide, ending up raising mre than $120,000 fr Bangladesh Relief in the span f nly a few weeks — abut eight times Michael's mistaken dnatin. Accrding t Dunan, mre than 3,700 peple have cntributed because f Michael’s pst.
Michael has been stunned by the nging utpuring f supprt. “Never in my wildest dreams did I imagine this reactin, ” he said. “Peple can be amazing when they cme tgether fr smething like this. ”
24．Accrding t the article, Michael had planned t dnate $150 t Bangladesh Relief, but mistakenly gave ________.
A．$1,500B．$12,000C．$15,000D．$15,041
25．Accrding t the article, Michael initially ________ after finding that he hadn't given the intended amunt f mney.
A．turned t his neighbr fr helpB．psted the stry n scial media
C．asked fr a refund frm GFundMeD．tld his family and friends the stry
26．Accrding t the article, Michael later changed his mind abut his dnatin ________.
A．n the advice f Bangladesh Relief's manager
B．after he fund that Bangladesh Relief was really shrt f mney
C．because he was tld that he wuld be refunded in a cuple f days
D．after the kind Bangladeshis expressed gratitude twards him nline
27．What can we learn frm Michael’s stry?
A．Practice makes perfect.B．Virtue is its wn reward.
C．It's the thught that cunts.D．Many hands make light wrk.
C
The Nazca Lines (纳斯卡线条) are a famus grup f huge ancient drawings in the desert in suthern Peru. The Nazca peple made the drawings by remving the reddish tp layer f rcks in the desert. This revealed the lighter dirt underneath.
The drawings are called “geglyphs (地画)”. They were usually drawn with a single lng, winding line. Many f the lines are extremely lng, and can nly be fully seen frm the air. The largest geglyph line is arund 366 meters lng. But mst f the newly-fund geglyphs are smaller than the nes already discvered, and are rughly 9 meters in length. Many f the new geglyphs seem t shw humans, as well as animals.
T find the new geglyphs, the scientists trained a special AI prgram t analyze satellite images fr likely geglyphs. The AI prgram made a lt f mistakes — fr every 36 pssible geglyphs the prgram fund, the researchers discvered rughly ne actual geglyph. Even s, the new methd turned up geglyphs much faster than the scientists culd have managed withut drnes (无人机) and AI. “What used t take three r fur years, can nw be dne in tw r three days,” said Jhny Isla, wh’s in charge f studying the Nazca Lines fr the cuntry f Peru.
The researchers are still trying t figure ut what the geglyphs mean. Masat Sakai, wh led the research, says the new discveries are helping scientists learn mre. Fr ne thing, the scientists discvered a system f paths in the Nazca Desert. These paths aren’t far frm grups f the smaller geglyphs. The researchers believe the paths were made by the Nazca peple walking thrugh the desert, and that the smaller geglyphs were meant t be seen by these travelers.
The scientists think the way these smaller geglyphs are gruped tgether may be the key t understanding them. The larger geglyphs, which can nly be fully seen and understd frm the air, are different, and may have been used fr ceremnies r ther special events.
28．What d we knw abut the Nazca Lines frm the first tw paragraphs?
A．They are bright red in clr.B．They cnsist mainly f straight lines.
C．They cme in different sizes.D．They are invisible n the grund.
29．What des Jhny Isla think f the AI prgram?
A．Efficient.B．Grundbreaking.
C．Time-cnsuming.D．Questinable.
30．What will be the fcus f the fllwing research n the Nazca Lines?
A．The functin f the path system.
B．The way smaller geglyphs are gruped.
C．The reasn why Nazca peple liked the drawings.
D．The purpse f creating the Nazca Lines.
31．What can be the best title f this text?
A．AI Tls Help Find Ancient Nazca Lines
B．All Functins f the Nazca Lines Revealed
C．Viewing the Nazca Lines frm the Air
D．The Nazca Lines Cme back t Life with AI
D
The future f human flight arrived quietly, at a time when n ne was clcking up air miles. It was June 2020 and the skies were unusually empty, but dwn n the grund, smething huge was happening with a small aircraft. The Eurpean Unin Aviatin (航空) Safety Agency(EASA), certified a tw-seat plane made in Slvenia as safe t fly. Within a few years, the plane called Pipistrel Velis Electr was certified in the UK, the US and elsewhere.
“The achievement represents a grwing interest and trust in the reliability f electric planes,” says Dr Tine Tmazic, directr f engineering and prgrams at the cmpany Pipistrel. “We recently cmpleted prductin f ur 100th Velis Electr, marking a significant milestne fr Pipistrel and the industry.”
“The aviatin industry is imprving its carbn emissins (排放) by nearly 2% per passenger mile per year,” says Dr Guy Grattn, assciate prfessr f aviatin at Granfield University in the UK. Hwever, the glbal demand fr air transprt is estimated t duble by 2040, which means that while ther industries are shwing meaningful signs f decarbnizing, aviatin is n track t increase its ttal emissins. “S, we need t prevent aviatin becming a majrity plluter,” Grattn says. “Nw, hw can we d that?”
The Velis Electr is leading the way, but the first electric planes aren’t designed t replace large passenger aircraft. Instead, these pineer aircraft are designed specifically fr flight training, ffering just 50 minutes f flight time with 20 minutes reserve and a range f 185 kilmeters. It’s pwered by a 58kW electric mtr with tw lightweight lithium batteries.
Traditinal batteries are either t heavy r t ht t be practical fr an aircraft. Pipistrel’s system, hwever, makes the whle pwertrain safe, light and efficient. The battery weighs 70 kg and the whle aircraft weighs just 425 kg when empty.
Pilts dn’t need an additinal license t fly Velis Electr, but they’ll ntice differences. “The aircraft delivers pwer withut hesitatin,” Tmazic explains. “It uses a simplified user interface in a cckpit (驾驶舱) that maintains the same lk and feel f its cnventinally-pwered planes. The cckpit is als much quieter than with cnventinal aircraft.”
32．What des the underlined part “smething huge” in paragraph 1 refer t?
A．The small plane gt very ppular.B．The small plane was being prduced.
C．The small plane had imprved greatly.D．The small plane received fficial apprval.
33．Why is Dr Guy Grattn mentined in paragraph 3?
A．T shw the significance f Velis Electr.
B．T tell the develpment f Velis Electr.
C．T prve the grwing demand fr air travel.
D．T stress the aviatin’s cntributin t envirnment.
34．What d we knw abut the design f Velis Electr?
A．It invlves huge batteries.B．It aims t drive large aircraft.
C．It is based n glbal cperatin.D．It is intended fr shrt flights.
35．Hw des the authr mainly describe the advantages f Pipistrel’s batteries?
A．By giving examples.B．By making cmparisns.
C．By presenting detailed figures.D．By shwing scientific analyses.
第二节 (共5小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分)
根据短文内容，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。
What Came First, the Chicken r the Egg?
Chickens are ne f the mst ecnmically imprtant animals in the wrld tday. 36 , Recent advancements in archaelgical methdlgies have unveiled that numerus bne discveries, nce believed t be evidence f early chickens, actually belng t wild birds.
Nw, in a new publicatin, an internatinal team f archaelgists, histrians, and bimlecular scientists present the earliest clear evidence fr the raising f chickens fr egg prductin. Using eggshell fragments cllected frm 12 archaelgical sites cvering rughly 1500 years, the researchers shw that chickens were widely raised in Central Asia frm apprximately 400 BCE t 1000 CE and were likely spread alng the ancient Silk Rad. 37 . It was this trait f prductive egg laying, the researchers argue, that made the dmestic chicken s attractive t ancient peples
38 . They cllected tens f thusands f eggshell fragments frm sites lcated alng the main Central Asian crridr f the Silk Rad. They then used a methd f bimlecular analysis called ZMS t identify the surce f the eggs. The identificatin f these shell fragments as chickens, and their abundance at each site, led the researchers t an imprtant cnclusin. 39 . In the wild, this kind f bird nests nce per year and typically lays six eggs per clutch (窝). This is the earliest evidence fr the lss f seasnal egg laying yet identified in the archaelgical recrd. Meanwhile, it is an imprtant clue fr better understanding the mutualistic (共生的) relatinships between humans and animals that resulted in dmesticatin
Taken tgether, the new study suggests an answer t the age-ld riddle f the chicken and the egg. 40 .
A．T reach these cnclusins, the team did a lt f wrk.
B．The abundance f eggshells further suggests that the birds were laying ut f seasn.
C．Yet, the stry f hw they riginated and spread thrughut the ancient wrld remains largely unclear.
D．Research shws chickens were bred thrughut suthern Central Asia, and were spread alng the ancient Silk Rad.
E．The birds must have been laying mre frequently than their wild ancestr, the red jungle fwl
F．They argue that the lss f seasnal egg laying was the main drive fr the spread f dmestic chickens acrss Eurasia and nrtheast Africa
G．As the evidence in Central Asia suggests, the ability t lay a large number f eggs is what made the chicken the chicken we knw tday.
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。
When Marta Nwicka purchased a garage in 2018, many laughed at her. But thrugh thughtful renvatins (翻新), she 41 the critics, creating a mdern hme that cmbined cntemprary style with 42 living.
Marta Nwicka, a successful 43 , began her experiment with a small budget n an ld garage measuring just 45 square meters. The garage presented a unique pprtunity in Dalstn — an area where prperty prices are 44 and affrdable husing is rare. 45 , Marta bught the prperty, 46 by her visin t turn it int a mdern hme.
She named her creatin “The Guse”, a term she 47 , cmbining the wrds “garage” and “huse”. T bring her visin t life, Marta persnally designed the huse. Given the limited land, she fcused n vertical (垂直的) 48 , creating a three-strey structure that 49 used every inch f available space.
T further 50 the hme with its envirnment, the designer kept the garden. The riginal wden garage gate was replaced with a brick wall featuring a hidden yellw brick dr and a narrw windw. Inside, the 51 was even mre striking. Marta 52 the grund t create a semi-basement (半地下室) level, ensuring the huse maintained the appearance f a traditinal tw- strey structure frm the utside. Every 53 was designed with functinality and aesthetics (美学) in mind.
Marta devted herself t the prject. After mnths f 54 wrk, the ld garage was finally changed int an amazing 126-square-meter hme. The prject’s success demnstrates that even a garage can be reimagined int a cmfrtable hme with 55 and determinatin.
41．A．blamedB．cnsultedC．suspectedD．silenced
42．A．practicalB．independentC．standardD．familiar
43．A．managerB．teacherC．designerD．dctr
44．A．rcketingB．acceptableC．appealingD．crashing
45．A．By mistakeB．Withut hesitatinC．In turnD．At present
46．A．markedB．challengedC．btheredD．driven
47．A．recveredB．apprvedC．cinedD．recmmended
48．A．expansinB．separatinC．prgressD．cntrast
49．A．temprarilyB．cleverlyC．unknwinglyD．cnservatively
50．A．armB．cnfuseC．cmpareD．integrate
51．A．influenceB．additinC．transfrmatinD．purpse
52．A．cleared upB．dug intC．searched frD．lked ver
53．A．spaceB．entranceC．materialD．windw
54．A．paidB．nrmalC．tirelessD．jint
55．A．respnsibilityB．creativityC．hnestyD．curisity
第二节：(10个小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分)
阅读下列短文，根据短文内容或括号内所给词的恰当形式填空。
Chengdu is regarded by many as ne f the happiest cities in China, as well as the hme f pandas. It 56 (becme) the first Asian city t be identified as a UNESCO City f Gastrnmy in 2010.
Chengdu is a place where it seems t blur (难以区分) the bundaries between past and future. Its ancient temples, traditinal alleys and histric architecture pen a windw int ancient China, 57 (take) yu int a wrld f past impressive beauty. But what is really surprising is its fcus n the future. Transfrming int a center f technlgy, innvatin and develpment, this city has 58 (ambitin) plans t becme a science city in suthwest China.
Chengdu is nt nly rich in histry and mdernity, but als in flavr. This city is knwn 59 its spicy fd, with bld flavrs and centuries-ld cking traditins cming tgether t ffer dining experiences 60 will delight all the senses. Chengdu’s mst ppular fd, such as tngue-numbing map tfu and htpt, is 61 feast fr the palate (味觉). Htpt wrks like this. A heat surce 62 (place) n the dining table keeps a pt f sup stck simmering (煨), and a variety f Chinese fdstuffs and 63 (ingredient) are served beside the pt fr the diners t put int the ht stck.
All this richness that Chengdu has t ffer led t its selectin as the hst city fr the 31stFISU Wrld University Games. The athletic event was an pprtunity nt nly 64 (shw) Chengdu’s sprting spirit, wrld-class infrastructure, 65 (warm) and rganizatinal skill, but als t prmte friendship and crss-cultural understanding.
第四部分 写作(共两节，满分40分)
第一节(满分 15 分)
假定你是国际学校学生李华，你校最近发起了以“珍惜水资源，节约用水”为主题的倡议活动。请你代表学生会写一封倡议书，内容包括：
(1)珍惜水资源的重要性;
(2)如何从身边小事做起。
注意：(1)词数80左右;
(2)适当增加细节，以使行文连贯。
Dear fellw students,
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Students’ Unin
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。
The sun was already beginning t sink. The air was smewhat bitter. It was Rbert’s 12th birthday. But Rbert was walking hme alne with his eyes fcusing n his wrn-ut shes. Kids after schl were riding by in tws and threes, ringing their bicycle bells merrily. Rbert didn’t raise up his head, but he knew clearly that thse guys were wearing big smiles n their faces, and that the strings f their bike wheels were shining in the glden sunlight. “Hw lucky they are!” Rbert thught t himself. He admired everyne wh had his wn bike. He had dreamed many times that he was ne f thse wh were n their bikes t and frm schl. He really wanted a bike, especially as a gift fr his 12th birthday. Hwever, Rbert was clear that his family culdn’t affrd it. His parents wrked hard nly t meet their daily life need. Frtunately, the family lived happily tgether regardless f the pr cnditin. Rbert shuld be satisfied with it. But he just culdn’t help feeling sad abut nt being able t wn a bike.
Sn the sun disappeared frm nwhere and the street lamps were n, casting Rbert’s figure n the grund. Lking dwn at his mving shadw, Rbert stpped his steps suddenly. He stretched ut (伸出) bth f his arms with his hands hlding smething tightly, and then raised his right leg and left leg in turn t push himself frward. Definitely, the figure n the grund did as Rbert did. It seemed that he was riding a bike. A brand new black handsme bike! A bike that Rbert had been dreaming f. The imaginatin excited and delighted Rbert a lt. He sped up his imaginary bike twards his hme happily. The air became sweet and gentle.
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。
When Rbert gt hme, the huse was dark and it seemed nbdy was there.
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Rbert rushed excitedly t the yard nly t find an ld gray bike.
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