2026年高考一輪復習收官卷（浙江卷01）

英語

第一部分聽力（共兩節(jié)，滿分30分）

注意，聽力部分答題時請先將答案標在試卷上，聽力部分結(jié)束前你將有兩分鐘的時間將答案轉(zhuǎn)涂到答題上。

第一節(jié)（共5小題；每小題1.5分，滿分7.5分）

聽下面5段對話，每段對話僅讀一遍。

1.Howdidthewomanlearnaboutthefireaccident?

A.FromTV.B.Fromtheradio.C.Fromthenewspaper.

2.Whatistheman'sattitudetowardtheriseoffiiclcost?

A.Worried.B.Unconcerned.C.Positive.

3.WhatdoesthemanthinkofgoingtoAspen?

A.Itcosts(oomuch.B.Ilsoundsveryinteresting.C.ItisbetterthanSwissAlps.

4.Howmuchwilleachonecostifyoubuytwocoats?

A.30dollars.B.35dollars.C.40dollars.

5.Whoisthewoman'shero?

A.TimBcrners-Lec.B.StephenHawking.C.SteveJobs.

第二節(jié)（共15小題;每小題1.5分，滿分22.5分）

聽下面5段對話或獨白。每段對話或獨白后有幾個小題，從題中所給的A、B、C項中選出最佳選項。聽

每段對話或獨白前，你將有時間閱讀各個小題，聽完后，各小題將給出5秒鐘的作答時間。每段對話或獨

白讀兩遍。

聽下面一段較長對話，回答以下小題。

6.Whatisthewomanlookingforwardto?

A.Liftingweights.B.Eatinghealthyfood.C.Makingmoremoney.

7.Whatarethespeakersmainlytalkingabout?

A.Health.B.Wealth.C.Success.

聽下面一段較長對話，回答以下小題。

8.WhatdoesSamsayabouthisdaughter?

A.Shedislikesdoinghomework.

B.Sheoveruseshersmartphone.

C.Shefeelslonelyschool.

9.WhatisSam'sattitudetowardstheschoolpolicies?

A.Supportive.B.Uncertain.C.Disapproving.

聽下面一段較長對話，回答以下小題。

10.WherearcLilyandTomplanningtomeet?

A.Atthenorthgateofthepark.

B.Atthesouthgateofthepark.

C.Nearthelakein(hepark.

11.Whatdotheyplantodofirstinthepark?

A.Rentaboatandgoboatingonthelake.

B.Visittheflowerexhibition.

C.Haveapicnicnearthepavilion.

12.HowwillTomgettothemeetingplace?

A.Bybus.B.Onfoot.C.Bybike.

聽下面一段較長對話，回答以下小題。

13.HowdoesLilyeasetensionbeforeaconcertnow?

A.Shetellsjokestoothers.

B.Shedoesbreathingexercises.

C.Shereadssomethingfunny.

14.WhatdoesLilydofirston(hedayoftheshow?

A.Walkonthestage.B.Practicethesongs.C.Choosethedresses.

15.WhydoesLilyliketositandlookat(hestagebeforetheshow?

A.Toenjoyquietness.B.Tointeractwithfans.C.Toinspireconfidence.

16.Whatisthemandoing?

A.Hostingaceremony.B.Conductinganintennew.C.Holdingapressconference.

聽下面一段獨白，回答以下小題。

17.HowoldisVivi?

A.6.B.II.C.17.

18.WhydidVivicryattheamusementparklastsummer?

A.Shewastooyoungtoplay.

B.Shedidn'tfittheequipment.

C.Shehadsomeimpolitefriends.

19.WhatisViviproudof?

A.Herage.B.Hershape.C.Herstrength.

20.Whoisthespeakerprobablytalkingto?

A.Swimmers.B.Students.C.Teachers.

第二部分閱讀（共兩節(jié)，滿分50分）

第一節(jié)（共15小題；每小題2.5分,滿分37.5分）閱讀下列短文，從每題所給的A、B、C、D四

個選項中選出最佳選項。

A

CollegeLibrary

TheLibraryhasover41.000currentprintedbooksservingtheneedsofstudents,staff,andresearchers.Our

mainlibraryistheWorkingLibrary,whichhousesourmodernmaterials.ThefirstfloorisaReadingRoomthat

alsoservesasastudyarea.

OurLibraryaimstoprovideallbooksneededforundergraduateTriposPartIpapers,andasmanyas

possibleforPartIIpapers.Somematerialmayalsosupportpostgraduatestudies.

OpeningHoursandAdmissionPolicy

MembersofCollegeareallov/edaccess24hoursaday,inbothfulltermandvacation,usingtheirUniversity

IDcard.ReadersareremindednottoadmitnonmemberstotheLibrary.

StaffOperatingHours

TheLibraryisusuallystaffed9am-5pm,MondaytoFridaythroughouttermandvacation.Thelibrary

officeislocatedonllicfirstfluoroppositethelibraryciilranuc.Alanylime,staffingmaybeaffectedbyiiicclings,

trainingcourses,annualleave,sicknessabsenceandotherfactors,souserswhoneedtobecertainofstaffhelparc

recommendedtocontactLibrarystaffinadvance.

LibraryServices

Bookscanbeborrowedandreturnedviatheself-issueterminalsintheReadingRoom（instructionsare

providednexttotheterminals）intheWorkingLibraryonthefirstfloor.Pleaseplacereturnedbooksonthe

*'ReturnedBooks,cartstotheleftoftheselt-issueterminals.Alternativelyyoucanaskamemberofstaff.

Torenewabook,pleaselogintoyouraccountoraskastaffmember.

WefollowaNOFINESpolicy,butdofineforlostbooks.

Borrowingrightsareavailabletoailmembers.NonmemberscanconsultmaterialsintheWorkingLibrary

butcannotborrow.

21.Whencanamemberseekhelpfromastaff?

A.Anytimeoftheyear.B.9am-5pmonweekdays.

C.Anydayduringtheterm.D.Everydayexceptvacations.

22.Whatcannon-rnembersdointheLibrary?

A.Checkoutlimitedbookseachtime.B.BorrowbookswithstudentIDcard.

C.Accessmaterialsviatheiraccounts.D.Consultbookswithouttaking（hemout

23.Wherecanwefindthistext?

A.Onauniversitywebsite.B.Inalibraryjournal.

C.Inacitybrochure.D.Onanadmissionnotice.

B

MichaelandhiswifehadrecentlymovedintoanewapartmentbuildinginSanFranciscowhentheymet

theirneighbor,aHindupriest（印度教教士）.The77-year-oldpriest,JeffDunan,toldthemaboutanorganizationhe

volunteersfor,Bangladesh（孟力II拉國）Relief—whichprovidesfood,clothingandessentialsuppliesfor

disadvantagedpeopleinnorthernBangladesh.MichaeldecidedtodonatetoDunan'sGoFundMecampaign,and

settledon$150.

Shortlyaftermakinghisdonation,though,Michaelreceivedanotificationfromhiscreditcardcompany,

warninghimofanunusuallylargetransaction（交易）.Heswipedloopenthetextmessage,whichmentioneda

$15,041chargefromGoFundMe.

Whenhesawthefive-figurenumber,hewasbewildered.Soon,itallmadesense.MichaeFscreditcard

numberstartedwithfourandone.Clearly,heaccidentallybegantypinghiscreditcardinformationwhilehiscursor

（光標）wasstillinthedonationbox.

MichaelcalledGoFundMe'ssupportlineandexplainedthemistakendonation.Tohisrelief,hewastoldthat

hewouldberefunded（退款）withinthreetosevenbusinessdays.Still,the$15,000donation—whichmorethan

doubledthetotalamountraisedatthetime—wouldremainontheGoFundMcpageuntiltherefundwas

processed.

MichaelplannedtocallDurantoexplain,butbeforehehadthechancetodothat,hestartedreceiving

FacebookmessagesfromShohagChandra,thecharity'sBangladesh-basedprogrammanager,thankinghimforhis

generousdonation.startswipingthroughtheman'smessages,“saidMichael,<4anditispictureafterpictureafter

pictureofpoorBangladeshisthankingmefbrmykinddonation,

Afterhelookedthroughthephotosofpeopleholdingthank-yousignsthatreadhisname,MichaePsheart

sank.Hefeltterriblethathehadtowithdrawhishandsomedonation.Oncehisoriginalcontributionwasrefunded,

hedecidedtodonate$1.5（X）.

AlthoughMichaelhadtoldhisfamilyandfriendsaboutthetypo（打字錯誤）tale,hedecidedtoshareit

publiclyonsocialmedia,afterDunantoldhimtheorganizationwasdesperatelyinneedoffunds."'TheleastIcould

dowastakethetimetopostthisstoryonlineandseeifIcouldinspireotherpeopletodonatetothecause,“

Michaelsaid.

Littledidheknow,though,thatthestorywouldbeseenfarandwide,endingupraisingmorethan$120,000

forBangladeshReliefinthespanofonlyafewweeks—abouteighttimesMichael'smistakendonation.

AccordingtoDunan,morethan3,700peoplehavecontributedbecauseofMichael,spost.

Michaelhasbeenstunnedbytheongoingoutpouringofsupport.t4NeverinmywildestdreamsdidIimagine

thisreaction,hesaid."Peoplecanbeamazingwhentheycometogetherforsomethinglikethis.”

24.Accordingtothearticle,Michaelhadplannedtodonate$150toBangladeshRelief,butmistakenlygave

A.$1,500B.$12,000C.$15.000D.$15,041

25.Accordingtothearticle,Michaelinitiallyafterfindingthathehadn'tgiventheintendedamountof

money.

A.turnedtohisneighborforhelpB.postedthestoryonsocialmedia

C.askedfbrarefundfromGoFundMeD.toldhisfamilyandfriendsthestory

26.Accordingtothearticle,Michaellaterchangedhismindabouthisdonation.

A.ontheadviceo!BangladeshReliefsmanager

B.afterhefoundthatBangladeshReliefwasreallyshortofmoney

C.becausehewastoldthathewouldberefundedinacoupleofdays

D.afterthekindBangladeshisexpressedgratitudetowardshimonline

27.WhatcanweleamfromMichael'sstory?

A.Practicemakesperfect.B.Virtueisitsownreward.

C.It'sthethoughtthatcounts.D.Manyhandsmakelightwork.

C

TheNazcaLines（納斯卡線條）arcafamousgroupofhugeancientdrawingsinthedesertinsouthernPeru.

TheNazcapeoplemadethedrawingsbyremovingthereddishtoplayerofrocksinthedesert.Thisrevealedthe

lighterdirtunderneath.

Thedrawingsarecalled“geoglyphs。也畫）Theywereusuallydrawnwithasinglelong,windingline.

Manyofthelinesarcextremelylong,andcanonlybefullyseenfromtheair.Thelargestgcoglyphlineisaround

366meterslong.Butmostofthenewly-fbundgeoglyphsaresmallerthan（heonesalreadydiscovered,andare

roughly9metersinlength.Manyofthenewgeoglyphsseemtoshowhumans,aswellasanimals.

Tofind（henewgeoglyphs,thescientiststrainedaspecialAIprogramtoanalyzesatelliteimagesforlikely

geoglyphs.TheAIprogrammadealotofmistakes—forevery36possiblegeoglyphstheprogramfound,the

researchersdiscoveredroughlyoneactualgcoglyph.Evenso,thenewmethodturnedupgeoglyphsmuchfaster

thanthescientistscouldhavemanagedwithoutdrones（無人機）andAL“Whatusedtotakethreeorfouryears,can

nowbedoneintwoorthreedays,“saidJohnyIsla,who'sinchargeofstudyingtheNazcaLincsforihccountryof

Peru.

Theresearchersarestilltryingtofigureoutwhat（hegeoglyphsmean.MasatoSakai,wholedtheresearch,

saysthenewdiscoveriesarehelpingscientistslearnmore.Foronething,thescientistsdiscoveredasystemofpaths

intheNazcaDesert.Thesepathsaren'tfarfromgroupsofthesmallergeoglyphs.Theresearchersbelievethepaths

weremadebyihcNazectpeoplewalkingihruughthecluscil,andlliai（liesiiKtlluigeoglyphswereincdiillubeseen

bythesetravelers.

Thescientiststhinkthewaythesesmallergeoglyphsaregroupedtogethermaybethekeytounderstanding

them.Thelargergeoglyphs,whichcanonlybefullyseenandunderstoodfromtheair,aredifferent,andmayhave

beenusedforceremoniesorotherspecialevents.

28.WhatdoweknowabouttheNazcaLinesfromthefirsttwoparagraphs?

A.1heyarebrightredincolor.B.1heyconsistmainlyoistraightlines.

C.Theyconicindifferentsizes.D.Theyareinvisibleontheground.

29.WhatdoesJohnyIslathinkoftheAiprogram?

A.Efficient.B.Groundbreaking.

C.Time-consuming.D.Questionable.

30.WhatwillbethefocusofthefollowingresearchontheNazcaLines?

A.Thefunctionofthepathsystem.

B.Thewaysmallergcoglyphsarcgrouped.

C.ThereasonwhyNazcapeoplelikedthedrawings.

D.ThepurposeofcreatingtheNazcaLines.

31.Whatcanbeihebesttitleofthistext?

A.AIToolsHelpFindAncientNazcaLines

B.AllFunctionsoftheNazcaLinesRevealed

C.ViewingtheNazcaLinesfromtheAir

D.TheNazcaLincsComebacktoLifewithAl

D

Thefutureofhumanflightarrivedquietly,atatimewhennoonewasclockingupairmiles.ItwasJune

2020andtheskieswereunusuallyempty,butdownontheground,somethinghugewashappeningwithasmall

aircraft.TheEuropeanUnionAviation（航空）SafetyAgency（EASA）,certifiedatwo-seatplanemadeinSlovenia

assafetofly.Withinafewyears,theplanecalledPipistrelVelisElectrowascertifiedintheUK.theUSand

elsewhere.

“Theachievementrepresentsagrowinginterestandtrustinthereliabilityofelectricplanes,“saysDrTine

Toinazic,directorofengineeringandprogramsatthecompanyPipistrel.uWerecentlycompletedproductionofour

lOCthVelisElectro,markingasignificantmilestonefbrPipistrelandtheindustry.''

“Theaviationindustiyisimpovingitscaibunemissions（排放）byneaily2%pcipasseugeimilepeiyeai,“

saysDrGuyGratton,associateprofessorofaviationatGranficldUniversityintheUK.However,theglobal

demandforairtransportisestimatedtodoubleby2040,whichmeansthatwhileotherindustriesareshowing

meaningfulsignsofdecarbonizing,aviationisontracktoincreaseitstotalemissions.t4So,weneedtoprevent

aviationbecomingamajoritypolluter,“Grattonsays."Now,howcanwedothat?^^

TheVelisElectroisleadingtheway,butthefirstelectricplanesaren'tdesignedtoreplacelargepassenger

aircraft.Instead,thesepioneeraircraftaredesignedspecificallytorMighttraining,otteringjust50minutesofflight

limewith20minutesreserveandarangeof185kilometers.It'spoweredbya58kWelectricmotorwithtwo

lightweightlithiumbatteries.

Traditionalbatteriesarecithertooheavyortoohottobepracticalfbranaircraft.PipistrePssystem,however,

makesthewholepowertrainsafe,lightandefficient.Thebatteryweighs70kgandthewholeaircraftweighsjust

425kgwhenempty.

Pilotsdon'tneedanadditionallicensetoflyVelisElectro,butthey'llnoticedifferences."Theaircraft

deliverspowerwithouthesitation,Tomazicexplains.'kItusesasimplifieduserinterfaceinacockpit（駕駛艙）that

maintainsthesamelookandfeelofitsconventionally-poweredplanes.Thecockpitisalsomuchquieterthanwith

conventionalaircraft”

32.Whatdoestheunderlinedpart^somethinghuge“inparagraphIreferto?

A.Thesmallplanegotverypopular.B.Thesmallplanewasbeingproduced.

C.Thesmallplanehadimprovedgreatly.D.Thesmallplanereceivedofficialapproval.

33.WhyisDrGuyGrattonmentionedinparagraph3?

A.lbshowthesignificanceofVelisElectro.

B.TotellthedevelopmentofVelisElectro.

C.Toprove（hegrowingdemandfbrairtravel.

D.Tostresstheaviation'scontributiontoenvironment.

34.WhatdoweknowaboutthedesignofVelisElectro?

A.Itinvolveshugebatteries.B.Itaimstodrivelargeaircraft.

C.Itisbasedonglobalcooperation.D.Itisintendedforshortflights.

35.HowdocstheauthormainlydescribetheadvantagesofPipistrcfsbatteries?

A.Bygivingexamples.B.Bymakingcomparisons.

C.Bypresentingdetailedfigures.D.Byshowingscientificanalyses.

第二節(jié)（共5小題；每小題2.5分，滿分12?5分）

根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，從短文后的選項中選出能填入空白處的最佳選項。選項中有兩項為多余選項。

WhatCameFirst,theChickenortheEgg?

Chickensareoneofthemosteconomicallyimportantanimalsintheworldtoday.36,Recent

advancementsinarchaeologicalmethodologieshaveunveiled（hatnumerousbonediscoveries,oncebelievedtobe

evidenceofearlychickens,actuallybelongtowildbirds.

Now,inanewpublication,aninternationalteamofarchaeologists,historians,andbiomolecularscientists

presenttheearliestclearevidencefortheraisingofchickensfcreggproduction.Usingeggshellfragments

collectedfrom12archaeologicalsitescoveringroughly1500years,theresearchersshowthatchickenswerewidely

raisedinCentralAsiafromapproximately400BCEto1000CEandwerelikelyspreadalongtheancientSilkRoad.

37_.Itwasthistraitofproductiveegglaying,theresearchersargue,thatmadethedomesticchickensoattractive

toancientpeoples

38.TheycollectedtensofthousandsofeggshellfragmentsfromsiteslocatedalongthemainCentral

AsiancorridoroftheSilkRoad.TheythenusedamelhodofbiomolecularanalysiscalledZooMStoidentifythe

sourceof（heeggs.Theidentificationoftheseshellfragmentsaschickens,andtheirabundanceateachsite,ledthe

researcherstoanimportantconclusion.39.Inthewild,thiskindofbirdnestsonceperyearandtypically

layssixeggsperclutch（窩）.Thisistheearliestevidenceforthelossofseasonalegglayingyetidentifiedinthe

archaeologicalrecord.Meanwhile,itisanimportantclueforbetterunderstandingthemutualistic（共生的）

relationshipsbetweenhumansandanimalsthatresultedindomcstica:ion

Takentogether,thenewstudysuggestsananswertotheage-oldriddleofthechickenandtheegg.40.

A.lbreachtheseconclusions,the（camdidalotofwork.

B.Theabundanceofeggshellsfurthersuggeststhatthebirdswerelayingoutofseason.

C.Yet,thestoryofhowtheyoriginatedandspreadthroughouttheancientworldremainslargelyunclear.

D.ResearchshowschickenswerebredthroughoutsouthernCentralAsia,andwerespreadalongtheancientSilk

Road.

E.Thebirdsmusthavebeenlayingmorefrequentlythantheirwildancestor,theredjunglefowl

F.Theyarguethatthelossofseasonalegglayingwasthemaindrivefbrthespreadofdomesticchickensacross

EurasiaandnortheastAfrica

G.AstheevidenceinCentralAsiasuggests,theabilitytolayalargenumberofeggsiswhatmadethechickenthe

chickenweknowtoday.

第三部分：語言運用（共兩節(jié)，滿分30分）

第一節(jié)：（共15小題:每小題1分，滿分15分）

閱讀下面短文，從短文后各題所給的A、B、C和D四個選項中，選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項。

WhenMartaNowickapurchasedagaragein2018,manylaughedather.Butthroughthoughtfulrenovations

（翻新），she41thecritics,creatingamodernhomethaicombinedcontemporarystylewith42

living.

MartaNowicka,asuccessful43.beganherexperimentwithasmallbudgetonanoldgarage

measuringjust45squaremeters.ThegaragepresentedauniqueopportunityinDalston—anareawhereproperty

pricesare44andaffordablehousingisrare.45.Martaboughttheproperty,46by

hervisiontoturnitintoamodernhome.

Shenamedhercreation“TheGousc'',atermshe47,combiningthewords“garage'‘a(chǎn)nd"house”.

Tobringhervisiontolife,Martapersonallydesignedthehouse.Giventhelimitedland,shefocusedonvertical（垂

直的）48creatingathree-storeystructurethat49usedeveryinchofavailablespace.

Tofurther50thehomewithitsenvironment,thedesignerkeptthegarden.Theoriginalwooden

garagegatewasreplacedwithabrickwallfeaturingahiddenyellowbrickdoorandanarrowwindow.Inside,the

51wasevenmorestriking.Marta52thegroundiocreateasemi-basement（半地下室）level,

ensuringthehousemaintainedtheappearanceofatraditionaltwo-storeystructurefromtheoutside.Every53

wasdesignedwithfunctionalityandaesthetics（美學）inmind.

Martadevotedherselftotheproject.Aftermonthsof54work,theoldgaragewasfinallychanged

intoanamazing126-square-melerhome.Theproject'ssuccessdemonstratesthatevenagaragecanbereimagined

intoacomfortablehomewith55anddetermination.

41.A.blamedB.consultedC.suspectedD.silenced

42.A.practicalB.independentC.standardD.familiar

43.A.managerB.teacherC.designerD.doctor

44.A.rocketingB.acceptableC.appealingD.crashing

45.A.BymistakeB.WithouthesitationC.InturnD.Atpresent

46.A.markedB.challengedC.botheredD.driven

47.A.recoveredB.approvedC.coinedD.recommended

48.A.expansionB.separationC.progressD.contrast

49.A.lempuiaiilyB.ulcvcilyC.unknowinglyD.uunscivaiivcly

50.A.armB.confuseC.compareD.integrate

51.A.influenceB.additionC.transformationD.purpose

52.A.clearedupB.dugintoC.searchedforD.lookedover

53.A.spaceB.entranceC.materialD.window

54.A.paidB.normalC.tirelessD.joint

55.A.responsibilityB.creativityC.honestyD.curiosity

第二節(jié)：(10個小題；每小題1.5分，滿分15分)

閱讀下列短文，根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容或括號內(nèi)所給詞的恰當形式填空。

ChengduisregardedbymanyasoneofthehappiestcitiesinChina,aswellasthehomeofpandas.It

56(become)thefirstAsiancitytobeidentifiedasaUNESCOCityofGastronomyin2010.

Chengduisaplacewhereitseemstoblur(難以區(qū)分)theboundariesbetweenpastandfuture.Itsancient

temples,traditionalalleysandhistoricarchitectureopenawindowintoancientChina,57(take)youinto

aworldofpastimpressivebeauty.Butwhatisreallysurprisingisitsfocusonthefuture.Transformingintoacenter

oftechnology,innovationanddevelopment,thiscityhas58(ambition)planstobecomeasciencecityin

southwestChina.

Chengduisnotonlyrichinhistoryandmodernity,butalsoinflavor.Thiscityisknown59its

spicyfood,withboldflavorsandccnturies-oldcookingtraditionscomingtogethertoofferdiningexperiences

6()willdelightallthesenses.Chengdu'smostpopularfood,suchastongue-numbingmapotofuandhotpot,is

61feastforthepalate(味覺).Hotpotworkslikethis.Aheatsource62(place)onthediningtable

keepsapotofsoupstocksimnierir.g(煨)，andavarietyofChinesefoodstuffsand63(ingredient)are

servedbesidethepotforthedinerstoputintothehotstock.

AllthisrichnessthatChengduhastoofferledtoitsselectionasthehostcityforthe31stFISUWorld

UniversityGames.Theathleticeventwasanopportunitynotonly64(show)Chcngdirssportingspirit,

world-classinfrastructure,65(warm)andorganizationalskill,butalsotopromotefriendshipand

cross-culturalunderstanding.

第四部分寫作(共兩節(jié)，滿分4c分)

第一節(jié)(滿分15分)

假定你是國際學校學生李華，你校最近發(fā)起了以“珍惜水資源，節(jié)約用水”為主題的倡議活動。請你代表學

生會寫封倡議書，內(nèi)容包括：

(1)珍惜水資源的重要性；

(2)如何從身邊小事做起。

注意：(1)詞數(shù)80左右；

⑵適當增加細節(jié)，以使行文連貫。

Dearfellowstudents,

Studcnts,Union

第二節(jié)（滿分25分）

閱讀下面材料，根據(jù)其內(nèi)容和所給段落開頭語續(xù)寫兩段，使之構(gòu)成一篇完整的短文。

Thesunwasalreadybeginningtosink.Theairwassomewhatbitter.ItwasRobert's12thbirthday.But

Robertwaswalkinghomealonewithhiseyesfocusingonhisworn-outshoes.Kidsafterschoolwereridingbyin

twcsandthrees,ringingtheirbicyclebellsmerrily.Robertdidn'traiseuphishead,butheknewclearlythatthose

guyswerewearingbigsmilesontheirfaces,andthatthestringsoftheirbikewheelswereshininginthegolden

sunlight.uHowluckytheyarc!”Robertthoughttohimself.Headirircdeveryonewhohadhisownbike.Hehad

dreamedmanytimesthathewasoneofthosewhowereontheirbikestoandfromschool.Hereallywantedabike,

especiallyasagiftfbrhis12thbirthday.However,Robertwasclearthathisfamilycouldn'taffordit.Hisparents

workedhardonlytomeettheirdailylifeneed.Fortunately,thefamilylivedhappilytogetherregardlessof（hepoor

condition.Robertshouldbesatisfiedwithit.Buthejustcouldn'thelpfeelingsadaboutnotbeingabletoowna

bike.

Soonthesundisappearedfromnowhereandthestreetlampswereon,castingRobert'sfigureontheground.

Lookingdownathismovingshadow,Robertstoppedhisstepssuddenly.Hestretchedout（伸出）bothofhisarms

withhishandsholdingsomethingtightly,andthenraisedhisrightlegandleftleginturntopushhimselfforward.

Definitely,thefigureonthegrounddidasRobertdid.Itseemedthathewasridingabike.Abrandnewblack

handsomebike!AbikethatRoberthadbeendreamingof.TheimaginationexcitedanddelightedRobertalot.He

speduphisimaginarybiketowardshishomehappily.Theairbecamesweetandgentle.

注意：

1.續(xù)寫詞數(shù)應為150左右：

2.請按如下格式在答題卡的相應位置作答。

WhenRobertgothome,thehousewasdarkanditseemednobodywasthere.

Robertrushedexcitedlytotheyardonlytofindanoldgraybike.

2026年高考一輪復習收官卷（浙江卷01）

英語?全解全析回就回

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聽力

第一部分聽力（共兩節(jié)，滿分30分）

注意，聽力部分答題時請先將答案標在試卷上，聽力部分結(jié)束前你將有兩分鐘的時間將答案轉(zhuǎn)涂到答題上。

第一節(jié)（共5小題；每小題1.5分,滿分7.5分）

聽下面5段對話，每段對話僅讀一遍。

1.Howdidthewomanlearnaboutthefireaccident?.

A.FromTV.B.Fromtheradio.C.Fromthenewspaper.

【答案】A

【原文】W:Haveyouheard?There'sbeenafireattheoldpaperfactory.

M:Areyousure?There'snothinginthenewspaperaboutit.

W:Ijustsawitonthe6O'clockNews.Turnontheradioandyoumighthearsomethingaboutitthere.

2.Whatistheman'sattitudetowardtheriseoffuelcost?

A.Worried.B.Unconcerned.C.Positive.

【答案】C

【原文】W:Manypeopleareconcernedabouttherisingcostoffuel.

M:Ithinktheyshouldlookonthebrightsidewithhighercosts.Peoplewillbeforcedtouselessenergy.Wecan

thussavemoreenergy,whichisgoodfortheenvironment.

3.WhatdoesthemanthinkofgoingtoAspen?

A.Itcoststoomuch.B.Itsoundsveryinteresting.C.Itisbetter（hanSwissAlps.

【答案】A

【原文】M:It'swinterbreakagain.Whereshouldwcgofbrvacation?

W:HowaboutAspen,C