2026浙江省余姚中学高二下学期4月质量检测试题英语PDF版含答案（可编辑含听力）

这是一份2026浙江省余姚中学高二下学期4月质量检测试题英语PDF版含答案（可编辑含听力），共5页。试卷主要包含了5分，满分30分），5分，满分37， the 58等内容，欢迎下载使用。
1-5 BBCAC 6-10 CAACA 11-15 BBABB 16-20 ACCAB
第二部分：阅读理解（共两节，满分50分）
第一节（共15个小题；每小题2.5分，满分37.5分）
21-23 BCC 24-27 DADC 28-31 CAAD 32-35 DBCB
第二节（共5个小题；每小题2.5分，满分12.5分）
36—40 GCFAD
第三部分：语言运用（共两节，满分30分）
第一节：完形填空（共15个小题，每小题1分，满分15分）
41-45 BADAB 46-50 CACDA 51-55 BBCDC
第二节：（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分）
claiming 57. the 58. that/which 59. built 60. cnstructin
is shrtened /has been shrtened 62. t cme 63. with/int 64. and 65. hw
第四部分：写作（共一节，满分15分）
One pssible versin
Dn’t Be Afraid t Get Yur Feet Wet
The saying "Dn’t be afraid t get yur feet wet if yu want t learn hw t swim” carries a simple yet prfund message: learning requires stepping ut f ur cmfrt zne. It reminds us that true prgress is impssible withut facing the initial discmfrt f the unknwn.
This lessn became real t me during my first experience with the schl’s English debating team. As a beginner, I was terrified f making grammar mistakes r being laughed at. I stayed silent during practice, hping t learn by just listening. But I remained stuck and frustrated. Finally, I decided t “get my feet wet.” I vlunteered fr a practice debate, stammering thrugh my first few sentences. Hwever, nce I started, the fear faded. Thugh my arguments were rugh, I learned mre in that ne practice sessin than in weeks f silent bservatin.
Frm this experience, I learned that we cannt master a skill frm a safe distance. Only by daring t fail can we truly begin t learn and grw.
Pssible versin 1
T her hrrr, the basket was empty. The strng wind had turned it ver, leaving nthing but a puddle f muddy water in the crner. Jane's heart sank as she searched everywhere in the wet grass. Her clthes were sn saked by the heavy rain. “Pip! Where are yu?” she cried ut, her vice trembling with fear. She was afraid that the small, helpless bird had been washed away by the strm. Tears mixed with raindrps n her face, and she felt very srry fr leaving him alne in the yard.
At this mment, Mr. Thmpsn appeared with Pip. He held the tiny bird gently in his hands, his usual stern expressin replaced by sftness. “I saw the strm cming and tk him in,” he explained quietly. Jane rushed ver, relief washing ver her as she tk Pip, wh was safe but a little shaken. Fr the first time, she saw a faint smile n Mr. Thmpsn's face, and the gap between them seemed t heal, just like Pip's wing.
Pssible versin 2
T her hrrr, the basket was empty. The fierce wind had verturned the little basket, leaving it upside dwn in a muddy puddle. Jane frze mid-step, her heart drpping like a stne. Gne. Pip was gne. Frantically, she scrambled thrugh the rain-saked yard, her hands trembling as she pawed thrugh the wet bushes and verturned flwerpts. “Pip! Please!” she screamed, her vice raw against the hwling wind. The rain lashed at her face, mixing with tears f despair. It's all my fault. I shuldn't have left him, she thught, her mind racing with terrifying images f the tiny bird being swept away. Just as hpe flickered and died, a faint, familiar chirp pierced thrugh the strm frm the ther side f the fence.
At this mment, Mr. Thmpsn appeared with Pip. He std by the fence, his clthes saked and his hair plastered t his frehead in his rugh hands, he held a small bundle wrapped in a stained kitchen twel. “Tk yu lng enugh.” he grumbled, his vice rugh but lacking its usual bite. Jane stared, speechless, as he carefully unwrapped the crner t reveal the shivering sparrw. “Fund the basket in my yard. Wind blew it ver,” he muttered, aviding her eyes and shifting his weight awkwardly. “Didn't want the nise f yu crying all night, s I brught it in.” As Jane gently tk the warm bundle, she saw it --- his usual frwn had sftened, and a flicker f smething warm danced in his eyes. The strm was fading, and thugh the fence still std between them, the wall that nce separated their hearts had finally cme dwn.
Pssible versin 3
T her hrrr, the basket was empty. Fr a secnd, Jane was unable t breathe. The strm had turned the yard upside dwn, and the small basket lay tipped ver like a frgtten ty. Behind her, the car drs shut as her parents gt ff. “Jane?” her mther called. “Everything alright?” But Jane barely heard them. “Pip!” Jane shuted, her eyes searching wildly, under the bushes, beside the flwerpts, alng the muddy path. Pip culd hardly fly yet. Had the wind carried him away? Hw culd she leave him alne? The thught tightened in her chest. “Pip...” she called again, sfter this time, almst like a prayer. Just then, she heard a familiar “chirp-chirp” behind her.
At this mment, Mr. Thmpsn appeared with Pip. “Yu’re finally back,” he grumbled frm the fence. A tiny brwn head ppped ut frm his hands. “Yu bandaged Pip!” Mr. Thmpsn lked away. “Well, I culdn’t exactly ignre him, culd I?” he muttered. “He kept chirping like a brken alarm clck.” Jane reached ut, but the little sparrw stayed tucked cmfrtably in Mr. Thmpsn’s hands. “ suppse I can keep him.” Over the next week, Pip grew strnger. One bright mrning, he flapped his wings and lifted int the air. A few days later, Jane stepped utside with her usual seeds. Acrss the fence, Mr. Thmpsn scattered a few seeds as well. “Just making sure they stay n yur side.” Abve them, Pip chirped brightly. Mr. Thmpsn frwned. “See? That ne is the ludest.”
听力文本：
Text 1
W: Bb, what are these papers? A lan agreement?
M: N. I’ve decided t reduce my screen time, s I’ve printed ut a 10-page nvel t read. (1) And I’m planning t write a reprt after reading.
Text 2（第2题为推断题）
W: Hell, Mike. Since we have sme changes in management, I’m afraid I can’t hit the cinema t watch Nbdy with yu this evening.
M: I’ll ask Frank instead.
Nbdy 《浪浪山小妖怪》，是一部动画喜剧奇幻电影。
Text 3（第3题为主旨大意题）
M: Hi, Jessica, I’ve heard the museum n Miller Street is staging an art exhibitin. It features wrks f art by Matisse.
W: I’ll see it with my friends. When des it start?
Text 4
M: I guess yu were thinking abut tmrrw’s meeting even in Hawaii, right?
W: Yes. After spending a week there, I’m bursting with ideas.
M: Terrific! I shuld als recharge my batteries like yu. (4)
4. What did the wman d?
A. She tk a hliday.
B. She attended a meeting.
C. She charged her phne.
【解析】A 根据对话可知男士认为自己也该像女士一样休息一下恢复精力。女士提到了她在夏威夷岛待了一周，所以女士刚休了个假。
Text 5
W: Here, finally, we arrive in New Yrk. We were stuck in traffic fr an hur n the highway. The lng drive has ttally wrn me ut. (5)
M: Yeah, if nly we had taken the train instead.
W: A plane wuld have been even faster.
Text 6
M: What is trubling yu, Jane? (6)
W: Hi, Prfessr Barclay, I gt a B plus n the ecnmics exam. That was nt the result I had hped fr. (6)
M: Were yur parents angry with yu?
W: N. But this will definitely affect my verall grade. I need t get straight A’s t win a schlarship. (6)
M: The final exam is wrth 60% f yur ttal grade, s yu still have a chance t imprve yur grade. Have yu jined the study grup n Thursdays? (7)
W: Oh, I didn’t knw. I will add it t my study schedule. (7)
Text 7
W: Excuse me, I think smething is wrng here. This yellw sweater is priced at $25, but yu charged me $40. (8) (9)
M: I’m srry. The red price tag was placed n the wrng shelf. The $25 sign was fr last seasn’s stck.
W: S, the price is actually $40?
M: Yes. But we als have a similar style in blue frm last year’s autumn cllectin. D yu want t take a lk?
W: Hmm, n thanks. I’ll just g fr this ne. (9)
M: Wuld yu like t sign up fr ur rewards prgram? If s, yu can get a 20% discunt. (10)
W: Actually, I already jined it last mnth. (10)
M: Oh, I didn’t ntice that. I’ll refund the extra mney yu paid. (10)
rewards prgram 奖励计划
Text 8（第13题为推断题）
W: Hey, Jacb! Are yu dne with yur graduate thesis? (11)
M: Yeah, Prfessr Clark even believes I have a gd chance f winning the Outstanding Thesis Award. (11) Are yu als getting back t the drmitry?
W: Yes. Are yu ging t the jb fair this afternn?
M: Of curse.
W: It will be my first time attending such an event.
M: My rmmate, Evan, went t a jb fair last week. (12) He said many lcal business wners were there interviewing in persn.
W: S has he landed a jb yet? (12)
M: Nt really. He hasn’t decided which cmpany t jin. He received business cards frm a cuple f bsses. (12)
W: That’s a smart mve. Did Evan bring his résumé?
M: Yes, a bunch f cpies.
business card 名片
Text 9（第14题为推断题）
W: Welcme, Mark. We’re s grateful t high schl students like yu wh sign up fr ur library’s summer prgram.
M: It’s my pleasure. I’ve always wanted t get sme experience.
W: Yur main jb is t deal with the return f bks. Yu’ll need t put these bks back n the crrect shelves. It requires carefulness. Of curse, it has becme my favrite part f the day. (15)
M: What ther wrk shuld I d?
W: Well, we als run tw bk clubs. Yu shuld read sme histrical nvels t children aged frm 6 t 12 and help manage the grups. (16)
M: It must be difficult t hld their attentin, (16) but I’ll give it my best sht. I started reading histrical fictin and adventure nvels when I was ten years ld.
W: That’s wnderful. Actually, I’m keen n science fictin nvels. (17) Oh, let’s head t the self-service machines there. I’ll shw yu hw t apply fr a library card.
Text 10（第18题为推断题）
Thanks fr jining us in this editin f Celebrities. Our guest tnight is Artur Brdal. (19) Artur Brdal was brn in 1987 in Lisbn, Prtugal. (20) He is famus fr using street garbage t create stunning animal sculptures. His wrks are cnsidered “trash art”. In 2017, the "" \ "Irish Film Bard" Irish Film Bard released a shrt "" \ "Dcumentary film" dcumentary film based n his life entitled Brdal II: A Life f Waste. (19) Brdal studied painting at the Academy f Fine Arts at the "" \ "University f Lisbn" University f Lisbn fr 8 years, but ultimately failed t finish the curse. Deeply influenced by his grandfather, Brdal started spray-painting walls in the streets at the age f 11. (20) He then chse the stage name Brdal II in hnr f his grandfather. Brdal’s wrk is fcused n the themes f "" \ "Eclgy" eclgy, "" \ "Waste" waste, and "" \ "Recycling" recycling. Nw, let’s welcme Artur Brdal t tell us mre abut his prject.