2026年浙江省浙里初中升学联考仿真卷（四）英语

2026年浙江省浙里初中升学联考仿真卷（四）英语一、听力选择1.Whattimedoesthetrainleave?

A．At8:15.B．At8:30.C．At8:45.2.WhomadethefruitsaladforJenny?

A．Herfather.B．Herclassmate.C．Hermother.3.Whatistheweatherlikenow?

A．Sunny.B．Rainy.C．Cloudy.4.Whereisthesupermarket?

A．Acrossfromtheschool.B．Nexttothelibrary.C．Behindthehospital.5.Whyistheboyhappy?

A．Hegotanewphone.B．Hewonabasketballgame.C．Hepassedtheexam.听下面一段较长对话，回答两个小题。6.Whatsizedoesthemanwant?

A．Size42.B．Size43.C．Size44.7.Howmuchwillthemanpay?

A．90yuan.B．100yuan.C．110yuan.听下面一段较长对话，回答三个小题。8.Whatisthemostprobablerelationshipbetweenthespeakers?

A．Teacherandstudent.B．Doctorandpatient.C．Motherandson.9.Howdoesthewomanfeelnow?

A．Cold.B．Better.C．Tired.10.Whatdoesthemanadvisethewomantodo?

A．Tohavemealsaftergettingenoughsleep.B．Todrinkwater,rest,andtakemedicine.C．Tocomebackforacheck-upnextweek.听下面一段独白，回答五个小题。11.Wheredidthespeakervolunteer?

A．Ataschool.B．Atahospital.C．Atanoldpeople’shome.12.Whendidthespeakergothere?

A．EverySundaymorning.B．EverySaturdaymorning.C．EverySaturdayafternoon.13.Whatdidthespeakerdothere?

A．Cleanedlivingrooms.B．Talkedwiththeelderly.C．Cookedmeals.14.Howdidthespeakerfeelaftervolunteering?

A．Tiredbuthappy.B．Boredandlonely.C．Excitedbutnervous.15.Whatdidthespeakerlearnfromtheexperience?

A．Howtocookwell.B．Howtocareforothers.C．Howtocleanquickly.二、阅读理解

TeenGreenIdeasCompetitionDoyouloveourplanet?Doyouwanttohelpmakeitcleanerandgreener?JoinourTeenGreenIdeasCompetition!Thiscompetitionisforstudentsaged13-15.YouneedtowriteaboutonegreenideainEnglish.Yourwritingshouldbenomorethan400words.Rulesforeveryone:①Theideamustbeyourownwork.②Eachstudentcansendonlyonework.③Pleasefillinasign-upformwithyourname,school,emailandyouridea’stitle.④ThecompetitionstartsonSeptember1,2026.Emailyourwritingandtheformtogreenideas@byOctober31,2026.⑤WewilltellyoutheresultsonDecember15,2026.⑥Tolearnmoreandgettheform,visit.PrizesFirstprize(1winner):2000yuan+acertificate+agiftsetSecondprize(3winners):800yuan+acertificate+asmallgiftThirdprize(6winners):300yuan+acertificateSustainableFutureStartswithYouthAllothers:athank-youcard+asetofstickers16.Whocanjointhecompetition?

A．Mary,a12-year-oldgirl.B．Ben,ateacher.C．Tony,a14-year-oldboy.D．Lucy,auniversitystudent.17.WhichisTRUEaccordingtothetext?

A．Thefirstprizewinnergets1000yuan.B．Youcanwritemorethan400words.C．YoucansendyourworkonOctober30.D．Eachpersoncansendtwoideas.18.Wherecanyoumostprobablyreadthistext?

A．Inastorybook.B．Inaschoolnewspaper.C．Inatravelmagazine.D．Inasciencereport.①Ilookedattherowofbottlesfullofmyparents’handmadetomatosauce(酱).Ihavebeensavingthemlikethevaluabletreasures.ThoughItrytofindsomethinglikethem,nothingcantaketheplaceofthebottles.ShallIbuyoneinstoresorcouldImakeanotheronebymyself?Butitdoesn’ttastelikehome.Itwillnevertastethesame.②Makingtomatosaucewasatraditioninmyfamily.MyparentswouldcollectthetomatoeseachSeptember.Whenthetomatoeswereready,wewouldtakethemtothefactorytohavethemcleanedandboiled.Oncecooked,wholetomatoeswereputintoahomemademachinesothatthesaucewasseparatedfromtheskins.Afterthat,bottlesattheready,wefilledthemwithsauce.Thebottleswouldbehotforafewdays,closingthemselvesandkeepingtheirownheat.Thentheywouldbereadytouseanytime.③However,myfathergotillin2019whenthetraditionwashardtopasson.Ittookmyparentsalotoftimeinhospital.ButinSeptemberthatyear,theywantedtocontinuethetradition.NeverwillIforgetthebeautifulmemoriesofthatday.Sadly,myfatherpassedawaysoonafter.④Ican’tkeepthesebottlesforever.Foragirlwhogrewupwithherparents’loveineveryjar,it’sasilentgoodbye.Butitdoesn’tmakeitanyeasier.EverytimeIgotoreachforone,somethingstopsme.Whatwillitfeelliketousethatlastbottle?Itwouldmeantheendofanera.Whoknows?Maybeit’stimetobringnewtraditionstolife.19.Whatcanwelearnfromthefirstparagraph?

A．Thewriterwasverygoodatmakingtomatosauce.B．Thewriteroftenboughttomatosauceinthestore.C．Thewriterranoutofherparents’handmadetomatosauce.D．Thewritervaluedherparents’handmadetomatosauce.20.Whichofthefollowingshowstherightordertomaketomatosauce?a.collecttomatoesinSeptemberb.taketomatoestothefactoryc.fillthebottlewithsauced.separatesaucefromskinse.cleanandboilthetomatoes

A．a→b→c→d→eB．a→b→e→d→cC．a→d→b→c→eD．a→c→b→d→e21.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“one”inParagraph4referto?

A．Abottle.B．Aday.C．Atradition.D．Astore.22.Whatcanwelearnfromthewriter’sfamilytradition?

A．Practicemakesperfect.B．Homeiswheretheheartis.C．Actionsspeaklouderthanwords.D．Twoheadsarebetterthanone.Doesyourdoggetnervouswhenyouleave?Haveyoueverfeltsorryseeingthemaloneathome?Ifyoudo,here’ssomegoodnews—somethingassimpleastouchingyourdogbeforeyougomayhelpthemfeelmorerelaxed!Arecentstudyexploredwhethersofttouchingbeforeashortseparationcouldmakedogsfeelcalmerwhilewaitingfortheirownerstoreturn.Andtheresults?Wealreadyknowthatphysicalcontact,liketouching,canreducestressindogs.Butthisstudytookitastepfurther—researcherstestedwhetheralovingtouchcouldmakeadifferenceinhowdogsdealwithshortseparations.Tendogstookpartintwosituations:oncetheyweretouchedforaminutebeforetheirownerleft,andoncetheywerenot.Researcherswatchedtheirbehavior,stresssignals(信号),andevencheckedtheirsalivarycortisol—astresshormone(荷尔蒙)toseehowtheyreacted.Thefindingswereencouraging:Dogswhoreceivedtouchingbeforeseparationshowedmorecalmbehaviorwhilewaitingfortheirowners.Theirheartratesloweredmuchmoreafterthetest,suggestingtheyweremore______.Eventhoughalldogslookedfortheirownersduringseparation,theirstresslevelsremainedreallylowinbothsituations.Thissmallyetmeaningfulstudysuggeststhatalittlelovebeforeleavingcanmakeabigdifferenceinadog’sexperienceofseparation.Andthisstudyisalsoagreatreminderthateventhesimplesttouchingcanhaveabiginfluenceonourlovelyfriends.23.Howdoesthewriterleadinthetopic?

A．Byaskingquestions.B．Bygivingexamples.C．Bylistingnumbers.D．Bycomparingfacts.24.Whatcanwelearnfromthestudy?

A．Dogs’stresslevelsdependontouchingtime.B．Dogs’heartratesgoupafterbeingtouched.C．Touchingisworsethanotherwaystocalmdogs.D．Gentletouchingbeforeleavingkeepsdogscalmer.25.Whichofthefollowingwordscanbethebestfor_______?

A．relaxedB．excitedC．nervousD．upset26.Whatisthemainpurposeofthepassage?

A．Toteachownershowtotraintheirdogs.B．Toshowhowtoreducedogs’separationstress.C．Toexplainwhydogsfeellonelywithoutowners.D．Toencouragepeopletokeepmorepets.①Inearly2026,anAItoolnamedOpenClawquicklybecamepopularacrossChina.Ithasaspeciallogothatlookslikealobster(龙虾),sopeoplewarmlycallit“AILobster”.UnlikecommonAIchatbotsthatonlytalkwithpeople,OpenClawcancontrolusers’computerstofinishdifferentkindsofdifficulttasks.Itcanwritereports,manageemailsandevenwritesimplecode,andmanypeopledescribeusingitas“raisingthelobster”.②Thetoolsoonbecameverywelcomeandsurprisedmanybigtechnologycompanies.However,itisnoteasyforcommonpeopletosetitupcorrectly,sosomepeoplemakemoneybyhelpingothersinstallthetool.What’smore,theMinistryofIndustryandInformationTechnologyhasgivenaclearsafetywarning.ItremindsthepublicthatwronguseofOpenClawmaybringdangerousrisks,suchaspersonalinformationleaks(泄露).③Todealwiththeseproblems,NVIDIAisplanningtocreateasaferAIplatformcalledNemoClawforbusinessuse.Besides,AIhasalsobroughtgreatchangestoculturalcreation.AshortdramaHuoQubingmadebyAIwonhundredsofmillionsofviewswithverylittlecost,showingthatAImakesculturalproductioneasierforcommonpeople.④AlltheseexamplesshowthatAIisusedinourlifeandworkbroadly.Itmakesourlifemoreconfidentandbringsnewchances,butwemustalsopayattentiontodatasafetyandfollowproperrules.Theriseof“AILobster”isnotonlyapopulartrend(趋势)butalsoasignofasmarterfuture,andweshouldexploreanduseAIwiselyandresponsibly.27.WhydopeoplecallOpenClaw“AILobster”?

A．Becauseitcanhelppeoplecatchlobsters.B．Becauseitslogolookslikealobster.C．Becauseitwasinventedbyalobsterexpert.D．BecauseitbecomespopularontheInternet.28.WhatmakesOpenClawdifferentfromcommonAIchatbots?

A．Itcantalkwithpeoplefreely.B．Itischeaperandeasiertoget.C．Itcancontrolusers’computerstodotasks.D．Itcanhelpstudentswithonlyhomework.29.WhatdoesthewritersuggestpeopledoaboutAIlikeOpenClaw?

A．Stopusingitbecauseofsafetyrisks.B．Useitwiselyandpayattentiontodatasafety.C．Waitforbigcompaniestocreatebettertools.D．Learntoinstallitbythemselvestosavemoney.30.Whydoesthewriterwritethispassage?

A．TotellushowtouseAIwiselyandsafely.B．ToshowhowtouseOpenClawinarightway.C．ToencouragepeopletomakemoreAItools.D．TointroducethedevelopmentofAItechnology.三、任务型阅读Whenwethinkoftheword“positive(积极的)”,mostofusprobablythink“happy”.However,happinessisn’ttheonlytypeofpositivity.Therearemanywaystobemorepositiveinyourlife,evenwhenyou’reexperiencingsadness,anger,orchallenges.31.Itsoundssimple,butit’shardtodosometimes.Yourlifemaybeverybusy,sofitsometasksintoyourdaythatusuallymakeyouhappy.Whenyoudosomethingthatyoulove,youarefarawayfrombeingsadornegative.Staywithfriends.Admirethepeopleinyourlifewhohavestoodbyyouthroughthickandthin.Theirsupporthelpsyoubecomemorepositive,andintheprocessyouwillprobablyhelpthemtoo.32.Don’tbeafraidoffailure.AsFranklinD.Rooseveltsaid,theonlythingwehavetofearisfearitself.33.It’sabouthowwegetbackupagainthatcounts.Ifwe’reexpectingtosucceed,butnotafraidoffailure,wehavethebestchanceofstayingpositivethroughoutitall.Acceptwhereyouare.Youcan’tchangethewayyouthinkifyoucan’tsolvetheproblem.34,andifyoudoso,thechangewillbegin.

A．MakeapropergoalB．DothingsyoulovetodoC．AcceptbadthoughtsandfeelingsD．FriendsalwayshelpeachotherE．Wewillfalldownandmakemistakes31.3532.3633.3734.3835.Doyouwanttobeapositiveperson?Whatdoyoudotobepositive?(不超过20词)39四、完形填空阅读下面短文，掌握大意，然后从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。Inrecentyears,awarmsocialtrendhasappearedinHangzhou—“smallactsofkindnessconnectcities”.Lastwinter,atouchingstoryaboutastreetfoodsellerandagroupofstudentsspreadrapidlyonline.Itshowshowsimplegoodnesscan36people’shearts.OldWangisa37streetfoodsellerinhisfifties.Hehassoldhotsoybeanmilkandfrieddoughsticksatthe38ofamiddleschoolforover10years.Everymorning,hearrivesatthestallat5:30,turnsonthewarmlights,andpreparesfood39thefirststudentsarrive.Foryears,hehaskeptlowprices—2yuanforsoybeanmilk,1yuanforfrieddoughsticks.Hedoesthis40poorstudentswhocan’taffordexpensivebreakfasts.Onecoldwinter41,thetemperaturedroppedtonearlyzero.A14-year-oldboynamedLinLinstoodinfrontofWang’sstall,looking42.Hewantedtobuybreakfast,butheonlyhadenoughmoneyforonething.JustasLinLinwasabouttoleave,Wang43himandsaid,“Comeon,boy.Today’sbreakfastisonme.Eatwellandstudyhard.”LinLinwasdeeplymoved.Tearsrolleddownhisface.HeknewWangoftengavefreefoodtostudentsfrompoor44,buthehadneverexpectedtobehelped.Thatday,LinLinfinishedhisbreakfastwiththankfulness.Hewroteathank-younoteand45itinWang’sstallbox.Later,LinLin’steachersawthenoteand46thestoryonsocialmedia.Soon,manypeopleweremovedbyWang’sgoodness.Theycametobuyhisfood.Someevengavehim47.ButWangrefusedallthehelp.Hesaid,“IjustdowhatIthinkisright.Helpingstudentsisonlyasmallthing.”Wang’sstorytouchedmanyhearts.48byhim,morethan200streetfoodsellersinHangzhoustartedtogivefreebreakfasttopoorstudentsand49formeda“warmbreakfastgroup”andpassedoncareandhelp.Everysmallactofkindnesscanspreadwarmthandlove.Itcanmakepeopleknow50theworldcanbecomeabetterplace.36.A．warmB．coolC．breakD．hurt37.A．politeB．kind-heartedC．shyD．funny38.A．priceB．cornerC．habitD．gate39.A．afterB．beforeC．sinceD．though40.A．fromB．againstC．forD．with41.A．morningB．noonC．afternoonD．night42.A．excitedlyB．happilyC．worriedlyD．angrily43.A．stoppedB．calledC．followedD．hit44.A．teachersB．familiesC．workersD．doctors45.A．threwB．hidC．lostD．left46.A．sharedoutB．closeddownC．gaveupD．foundout47.A．ticketsB．booksC．donationsD．flowers48.A．LaughedB．InspiredC．HelpedD．Pushed49.A．heB．sheC．weD．they50.A．whyB．howC．whenD．where五、选词填空用方框中所给单词的适当形式填空，每词仅用一次。

skillmeaningfulmakeatfirstlearnforSergioisa19-year-oldyoungmanfromGhana,hewasdeeplyattractedbyChina’sgreatvocationaleducation.HemadeuphismindtocometoChina51automobilerepair,hopingtochangehislifethroughskills.52,itwasreallyhardforhim.Hecouldn’tspeakChineseatallandfounditdifficulttomastertheprofessionalrepair53.However,henevergaveup.Hekeptpracticingeveryday,evenstayinglateafterclasstoaskteachers54helpandstudyrepairtechniques.Hestudiedsohardthathe55rapidprogress.Whata56journeyitistostudyinChina!六、短文填空阅读下面短文，根据括号内所给汉语注释写出单词的正确形式（每空一词）。“Thankyouforyouremail.Ihavelefttofollowmydreamofknitting(编织)sweatersforpenguinsinAntarcticaandnolongerworkforthecollege57(直到)mypenguinfriendsarehappy.”AteacherintheUKsentthisemailtoherChinesestudent,anditsoonbecamepopularonlinein58(五月).Youmayfindthisemail59(令人惊讶),butknittingsweatersforpenguinsisameaningfulact.ThePenguinFoundationcameupwiththeidea.Theactivitybeganbecauseofa60(严重)oilspill(泄漏)nearPhillipIslandinthe1990s.Thenumberandhealthoflittlepenguinsdroppedseriouslyduringthattime.Whenbabiesofthesepenguinswere61(覆盖)inoil,theirliveswereputin62(危险).Tosolvethisproblem,thefoundationaskedpeopletoknitsweatersforpenguins.Thesesweaterscould63(保护)themandstopthemfromeatingtheoil.64(幸运地),theideareallyworked.In2001,therewasanotheroilspillnearPhillipIsland.Thistime,thesweaterssaved96percentofthepenguinsinthearea.Thefoundationwas65(骄傲)oftheirworkdoneforpenguins.阅读下面短文，在空白处填入一个适当的词，或填入括号中所给单词的正确形式。ManypeoplemayknowthatchopstickscamefromChina.Butthere’sstillthequestion:Howdidpeoplebeginusingchopsticksatall?Historianssaythatit’shard66（find）theearliestchopsticks.Forexample,42bonesticksfoundinEasternChinaareprobablythefirstknownchopsticks.67,nobodyissure.Sixbronze（青铜）sticksfromtheShangdynasty,incentralChina,werelikelyusedin68（pair）formixingfood,noteating.Buthistorianshavealsofoundthatsmallerbonechopsticksfrom69sameperiodwereprobablyusedforeating.Theearliestivorychopsticks70（discover）in