浙江名校协作体2026届高三下学期开学考试英语试卷（Word版附答案）

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1-5 CBCAA 6-10 BCBAA 11-15 CABCC 16-20 BBAAC
第二部分 阅读理解（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）
21-23 CDB 24-27 ABDB 28-31 DCCA 32-35 BABD
第二节（共 5 小题；每小题 2.5 分，满分 12.5 分）
36-40 DFEAG
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 CACBC 46-50 BADBA 51-55 DADCB
第二节（共 10 小题；每小题 1.5 分，满分 15 分）
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61. were studied 62. essentials 63. planned 64. a 65. t explre
第四部分 写作（共两节，满分 40 分）
第一节 应用文写作（满分 15 分）
参考范文：
（支持的观点）
Dear fellw classmates,
On behalf f ur grup, I’d like t present ur view that schl sprts facilities shuld be pen t the public
under prper management.
We believe this practice benefits bth the cmmunity and ur schl. Firstly, it prmtes public health by
prviding mre peple with access t exercise venues. Secndly, it strengthens the bnd between the schl and
the lcal cmmunity, fstering mutual understanding and supprt. T guarantee a smth peratin, we suggest
pening them during weekends r hlidays with a prir bking system. This wuld minimize disruptin t ur
regular schl activities while ensuring safety and rder.
In cnclusin, shared facilities can serve as a valuable bridge cnnecting us all. Thank yu.
（反对的观点）
Dear fellw classmates,
Our grup firmly hlds the view that schl sprts facilities shuld nt be pen t the public.
First and fremst, it may lead t safety issues. With strangers cming int the campus, students’ persnal
safety can’t be fully guaranteed, especially after schl hurs. Besides, pening facilities t the public will
accelerate the wear and tear f equipment, which means the schl has t spend mre mney n maintenance and
repair. What’s mre, it will ccupy the space that shuld be used by students fr physical activities r sprts
training, affecting ur nrmal exercise plan.
In shrt, we’re cnvinced that it is nt wise t pen schl sprts t the public. Thank yu!
参考范文：
Just as the disappinted family were abut t leave, Mrs Jnes stpped them. She hurried ver with her neatly
packed fd basket, her eyes sft with sympathy and warmth. “Wait a mment,” she said gently, fetching an empty
bx frm the crner f hall. She pulled ut a bag f glden stuffing mix and laid it carefully int the bx. Mr Jnes
std beside her, ndded in agreement, “We dn’t need s much fd fr just the tw f us.” Inspired by their
kindness, Amy reached int her basket fr a jar f jellied cranberry sauce, while the Tmas family cntributed six
plump sweet ptates. One by ne, each family stepped frward and ffered an item. Sn, the empty bx was
transfrmed int the 11th special basket, brimming with all the Thanksgiving necessities, wven tgether by the
lve f everyne present.
Seeing the special ‘basket’, the family were mved t tears. The mther quickly wiped her mist eyes with the
back f her hand, and clutched her child tightly t her chest, while the father held the basket as if it were a precius
treasure, his shulders trembling slightly as he struggled t hld back emtins. “Thank yu, thank yu all s
much,” he said harsely, his vice chked with deep gratitude. The child buried their face in the mther’s arms,
then lked up at the crwd and whispered a shy yet sincere “thank yu” t. As they left, the warm glw f the
church lights fell n their figures, gently illuminating their path hme. That night, we all grasped the true essence f
Thanksgiving — it lies nt just in giving, but in sharing hand in hand.
附：听力原文：
Text 1
W: Did yu hear they’re turning that empty lt int a butterfly garden?
M: Really? That’s better than mre parking r buildings. We need mre green spaces fr nature.
W: Exactly! Plus, schls nearby can use it fr nature lessns.
Text 2
M: I’m flying t Califrnia fr my summer camp n Wednesday.
W: Have a nice trip! Bb, I’d like t thrw a party fr yu the day befre yu leave. Are yu free then?
M: Yes. I’m OK with tmrrw.
Text 3
W: Daniel, what are yu up t?
M: I’m writing a new science fictin nvel abut an adventure in space. Three teenagers g n a space flight t
explre Mars. Yu knw, I’m a big fan f space travel.
Text 4
W: Where shuld we g fr dinner tnight? Hw abut the Italian restaurant n Willw Street?
M: It’s s cld tday. I’d prefer t eat ht pt at hme.
W: Sunds nice. We can buy sme fd dwnstairs and ck it at hme.
Text 5
M: I’ve been wrking with prfessinal athletes lately, designing their fitness training schedules.
W: Incredible! What’s it like helping them prepare fr big games?
M: Serius but rewarding. Seeing their prgress and knwing yu’ve played a part in their success makes all the
effrt wrth it.
Text 6
M: The car was cughing up smke n the way hme just nw. I think it’s high time we gt a new ne.
W: What kind f car d yu want?
M: Maybe an electric car.
W: Have yu had a lk nline?
M: N, I want t see it in persn and sit in it t make sure it’s cmfrtable.
W: Sure. Have yu checked ut the stre n Main Street?
M: Nt yet. D they have gd ptins?
W: Yes, and they’re having a sale this week.
M: Great! Let’s g there tmrrw.
Text 7
W: Are yu nearly dne with yur hmewrk? Dad wants me t lk at the cmputer and figure ut why he keeps
getting errr messages.
M: I’m finished, Nami. I’m just playing arund with DeepSeek. It’s meant t be just as useful as ChatGPT, but it
uses far less cmputing pwer.
W: That’s gd. One f my biggest issues with AI has always been its energy use. All thse cmputers require
huge amunts f electricity, plus water fr cling…
M: I see.
W: Anyway, hurry up. I’m meeting my friends at the skate park in an hur, and I prmised Dad that I’d slve the
prblem befre leaving.
M: Okay! Are yu eating dinner here, thugh?
W: Yeah. Let me knw when it’s ready.
Text 8
W: Brad, d yu read newspapers these days?
M: N.
W: S hw d yu find ut what’s ging n nw?
M: I just lk n the Internet.
W: Me t. Hwever, I always chse news that interests me, like the light entertainment articles. Thus, I may miss
really serius news like plitical news.
M: I take yur pint. I als wnder if there’ll be newspapers in the future. I heard that they are actually really
struggling t make mney.
W: I think they will be cmpletely nline smeday, the same with bk publishers.
M: I’ve never read a bk nline. I lve the feel f hlding a bk. Have yu ever tried t read nline?
W: N, I dn’t think my eyes culd lk at an electrnic screen fr like 300 pages.
Text 9
M: Hi, Lucy! I haven’t seen yu since the cmmunity clean-up last mnth.
W: Hi, Mark! Yeah, I’ve been helping Mrs. Jhnsn run the new “Bk Bus”. We’re parked utside the nursing
hme every Tuesday and Friday.
M: Cl! I thught yu still taught Chinese at the primary schl.
W: I quit in March. The bus needs tw drivers and three vlunteers. I will wrk frm 8:00 a.m. t 11:30 a.m.
tmrrw.
M: Cunt me in.
W: Perfect.
M: What time shuld I arrive?
W: The manager asks vlunteers t sign in by 7:45 a.m.
M: N prblem. Oh, des the bus visit the central park next week?
W: Nt next week. We’re ff t fix the bus, s we’re ging t skip Tuesday the 18th. We’ll be back n the 21st,
thugh.
M: By the way, the gvernment fficial is giving an award n the 20th, right?
W: Exactly. The press will be there. I have butterflies in my stmach.
M: Dn’t wrry. Everyne lves the prject.
Text 10
Ladies and Gentlemen, thanks again fr cming t the 16th Annual Vinewd Cunty Cmmunity Awards. I
am hnred t be standing here befre yu as captain f the Vinewd Plice Department. I am even mre
privileged t be presenting ur final award f the night. But befre that, I am prud t say this year we raised
$30,000. That’s $5,000 mre than last year, and $10,000 mre than the year befre that! Great jb, everyne. Nw
I want t talk abut Rb Ck. This man is a true her. He has already received The White Flwer Award, which
symblizes charity. Back then he helped pay fr the cnstructin f a schl. Then we gave him the Gld Star fr
bravery, when he saved a child frm a terrible fire. Tday we hnr him again with the Pink Rse. Althugh Rb is
retiring this year and we are all sad t see him g, there is ne advantage f his leaving. There will be mre awards