浙江省七彩阳光新高考研究联盟2026-2027学年高三暑假返校联考英语试题（文字版含答案）

高三英语学科练习考生须知：1.本试题卷共8页，满分150分，考试时间120分钟。2.答题前，在答题卷指定区域填写班级、姓名、考场号、座位号及准考证号。3.所有答案必须写在答题卷上，写在试卷上无效。4.考试结束后，只需上交答题卷。第Ⅰ卷第一部分：听力（共两节，满分30分）第一节（共5小题；每小题1.5分，满分7.5分）听下面5段录音。每段录音后有一个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听完每段录音后，你都有10秒钟的时间来回答有关小题和阅读下一小题。每段录音播放两遍。1.Howmuchdoesthepackageweigh?A.Threepounds. B.Fourpounds. C.Sixpounds.2.Whathappenedtothewoman?A.Shewasfined.B.Shelostherticket.C.Shehadacaraccident.3.WhatiswrongwithRuby'slaptop?A.Itfailstobecharged.B.Itturnsitselfofffrequently.C.Itcan'tconnecttotheInternet.4.WhydoesJulietakeexercisethesedays?A.Toloseweight.B.Tobuildupherbody.C.Tofinishanassignment.5.Whatarethespeakersmainlydiscussing?A.Apicture. B.Apainter. C.Amarket.第二节（共15小题；每小题1.5分，满分22.5分）听下面5段录音。每段录音后有几个小题，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中选出最佳选项。听每段录音前，你将有时间阅读各个小题，每小题5秒钟；听完后，每小题都有5秒钟的作答时间。每段录音播放两遍。听第6段录音，回答第6、7题。6.Whatistheman'skeydemandfortherentedapartment?A.Therent. B.Thelocation. C.Thefurniture.7.Whatdoesthewomansuggestthemando?A.Ridetoworkeveryday.B.Renthisfriend'sapartment.C.FindinformationontheInternet.听第7段录音，回答第8至10题。8.HowdidEricgethurt?A.Hegothitbyaladder.B.Hefellfromtheheight.C.Hetrippedoverabrick.9.WhichpartofEric'sbodygotinjured?A.Hisankle. B.Hisarm. C.Hishead.10.Whatdoesthewomanaskthemantodonext?A.LiftEricontotheambulance.B.Applysomeicetotheinjuredpart.C.SendErietothehospitalforanX-ray.听第8段录音，回答第11至13题。11.WhatisJane'srequest?A.Gettingapayraise.B.Takingaholiday.C.Gainingapromotion.12.WhatdoesDavidexpectJanetodo?A.Keepworkingforaperiod.B.Helpthecompanypullthrough.C.Sharetheworkloadwithsomeone.13.HowdoesJanesoundintheend?A.Determined. B.Understanding. C.Doubtful.听第9段录音，回答第14至16题。14.Whatisthewoman?A.Atravelagent. B.Avisaofficer. C.Ajobinterviewer.15.Whatistheman'smainpurposeofgoingtoAmerica?A.Togosightseeing.B.Tovisithisfamily.C.Todealwithhiswork.16.Whatdoesthewomanaskthemanaboutatlast?A.Thedocuments. B.Thereturndate. C.Theaccommodation.听第10段录音，回答第17至20题。17.HowdidEmilyprepareforthecompetition?A.Bydoingmuchresearch.B.Byturningtotalentedwriters.C.Byreviewingpreviouscompetitions.18.WhatwasEmily'sprimarymotivationforenteringthecompetition?A.Tochallengeherself.B.Togainareputation.C.Toshowcaseherknowledge.19.WhathasEmilylearned?A.Thenecessityofsettinggoals.B.Thevalueofdifferentexperiences.C.Theimportanceofconsistentefforts.20.WhatdoesEmilyexpecttodoattheawardsceremony?A.Shareherstory.B.Listentoaspeech.C.Makesomecontacts.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）阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。ATheBestPlaysinLondonin2026Londonispackedwithworld-classproductionsoftheatricaldramas.Fromclassicmasterpiecestogroundbreakingcontemporaryproductions,London'sWestEndcaterstoalltastesandpreferences.TheMousetrapatStMartin'sTheatreWrittenbyAgathaChristie,TheMousetrapisthelongest-runningplayintheworld,withitsfirstperformanceinLondonin1952.Trytosolvethemysteryastheplotunfolds.ThismasterpieceiscurrentlybookinguntilJanuary2027.Price:£28.25HarryPotterandtheCursedChildatthePalaceTheatreThehitstageplayHarryPotterandtheCursedChildtakestheWestEndbystorm.Nineteenyearsafterthelastbook,joinHarryPotterandhistrustypalsasanewgenerationboardstheHogwartsExpress.Theaward-winningshowisrunninguntilSeptember2026.Price:£31.25ThePlayThatGoesWrongattheDuchessTheatreLaughalongtoThePlayThatGoesWrong.Seeactorsfromanamateurtheatrecompanytryingtoputtogetheramurdermysteryplaysetinthe1920s.Rightfromthestart,itbecomesclearthatnothingisgoingasplanned.Thislaugh-out-loudplayisbookinguntilOctober2027.Price:£33.25WitnessfortheProsecutionatLondonCountyHallExperienceanexcitingcourtroomdramaasyouwitnessthetrialofamanaccusedofmurderintheclassicAgathaChristiethriller,WitnessfortheProsecution.StepinsidethecourtroomsetintheLondonCountyHall,andexperiencetheintensityofastoryofjustice.ThefamouscourtcaseandplaywillbeonuntilApril2027.Price:£20.0021.Whichplayhasthelongestperformancehistory?A.TheMousetrapB.HarryPotterandtheCursedChildC.ThePlayThatGoesWrongD.WitnessfortheProsecution22.WhatdoTheMousetrapandWitnessfortheProsecutionhaveincommon?A.Theyarebothcourtroomdramas.B.Theywillbeonshowfortwoyears.C.Theywerewrittenbythesameauthor.D.Theyareintendedtopromotejustice.23.Howmuchshouldacouplepayiftheywanttowatchacomedy?A.£40. B.£56.5. C.£62.5. D.£66.5.BItwasthirtyyearsago.Inmyfamilyweweretwochildren,oneemployedadult,andChristmaswascoming.Myparentsweremanaging,butonlyjust,andtheyhadstartedpreparingusforasimplerChristmas.Sotheytoldme,their5-year-olddaughter,wellinadvancethatSantaClaushadreceivedsomanylettersthatwinterthathehadrunoutofpresents.Santaisgenerous,theyexplained,butSantaisnotbottomless.Everybodyknew,ofcourse,thatSantadidnotactuallymanufacture(大量生产)thegifts.Heboughtthem,likeanyoneelse.Fora5-year-old,thiswasadisaster.Butchildrenoftenhaveanunnervingabilitytosolveproblemsbeforetheadultsaroundthemnotice.Iwenttomyroom,foundoldtoys,andwrappedthemcarefully.Oneformymother,oneformyfather,oneforeachofmygrandparents,andsomeformyselfandmybrother.Bythemorning,Ihadbecome,inmyownmind,theheroofChristmas.Therewouldbepresentsunderthetree.TherewouldbethebestpartofChristmas,theopening.Ihadsolvedthefirstmoneyproblemofmylifeandbroughtjoytomyfamily.TheendingwashappierthanIexpected.Santa,itturnedout,hadfoundgiftsfortheyoungfamilyafterall.Theoldtoyswerequietlyreturnedtomybedroom.Andyet,thatChristmashasstayedwithmemywholelife.Itisamemoryaboutadaptingtosomethingachildhasahardtimeunderstanding.Itisalsoamemoryaboutsomethingcommon,thekindofrelativeshortageandinsecuritythatexistsinmanyfamilies.Thatmemory,andthedozensthatfollowed,quietlybuiltawayofthinkingInevernoticedIhad.Icametobelievethatwhetherwehadplentyofmoneyorjustaboutenough,wewouldmanage,andourproblemswouldbetemporary.24.Whydidtheauthor’sparentsmentionSantaClausinadvance?A.Toencouragehertosharepresents.B.Toexplaintheirfinancialdifficulties.C.ToteachherhowSantaClausworked.D.TolowerherexpectationsforChristmas.25.WhathappenedthatChristmas?A.Theauthorwaspraisedforherthoughtfulidea.B.Theauthorpreparedgiftsforherfamilyinsecret.C.Santaputtheauthor’stoysbackwheretheywere.D.Theauthor’splantosolvethemoneyproblemfailed.26.Whichofthefollowingbestdescribestheauthorasakid?A.Curiousandpatient. B.Honestandsensitive. C.Creativeandgenerous. D.Reliableanddetermined.27.Whatcanweinferabouttheauthorfromthelastparagraph?A.Shepreferstodependonherself.B.Sheseeshardshipsasmanageable.C.Shefindsithardtoadapttochanges.D.Sheunderestimatesthevalueofmoney.CItusedtobeeasytotellwhenafacewasgeneratedwithAI.Whetheritwasanunnaturalexpression,impossiblysmoothskin,oranoticeablethirdear,earlyAI-generatedfakehumanfacesweresimpletospotandeasytodismiss.That’sjustnottrueanymore.Now,AIimagegeneratorscanproduceportraitssoconvincingthatevencarefulobserversstruggletodistinguishfactfromfiction.That’swhyappssuchasZoomandTinderallowtheiruserstosubmitbiometricidentificationtohelpprovearealpersonexistsbehindaprofilepicture.Butanewstudysuggestsyoucantrainyourbraintogetbetteratspottingfakes.PastattemptstoteachpeopletospotAIfaceshavefocusedonvisualerrorslikestrangeears.Butthosecluescandisappearwithasoftwareupdateorbyadifferentprompt(提示词).“TheAIisgettingtoogood,”saidAmyDawel,theleadauthorofthestudy.“Andfraudsters(骗子)mayavoidusingpictureswithobviousmistakesanyway.Theresultisanendlesstechnologicalarmsracehumansarelikelytolose.”Instead,theresearcherstaughttheparticipantshowtorecognizebroaderpatternsinhowAIsystemsgenerateimages.“Ourtrainingdirectspeople’sattentiontoglobalqualitiesdifferingbetweenAIandhumanfaces,”Dawelsaid.CurrentAIimagegeneratorsaretrainedondatasetscomposedofmillionsofimages.Whenpromptedtogenerateaface,theydon’tcopy,butcomposeonebasedonthemathematicalpatternssharedacrossthefaces.Individually,noneofthesecharacteristicsarestrange.Buttogether,thewholeisplainerthanthesumofitspartswhichcanoftenbesensed.Comparedwithrealfaces,AI-generatedfacestendtobemoresymmetrical(对称的),morebalanced,andmoreattractive—whilealsobeinglessexpressive,lessdistinctiveandsignificantlylessmemorable.Theparticipantsweretrainedtolookforthesesixmarkersinsteadofobviouserrors.“Evenwithshorttrainingsessions,thechanceofspottingAIfacesalmostdoubled,”saysTanyaGeorge,atrainerfromAustralianNationalUniversity.“Peopleneedtrainingtonavigateincreasinglycomplexonlineenvironments.”28.Whydosomeappsrequirebiometricidentification?A.ToreplaceAIimagegenerators.B.Toconfirmonlineusers’identity.C.TolimittheuseofAIportraittools.D.Toimprovethequalityofonlinephotos.29.WhatdoesAmyDawelthinkoftheearlierwaystospotAIfaces?A.Theyrelymuchonvariedprompts. B.Theyhelpfraudstersavoiddetection.C.TheyhavefallenbehindAIprogress. D.Theybeathumansintechcompetitions.30.Whatweretheparticipantstoldtofocuson?A.Overallfacialfeatures. B.Massiveimagedatasets. C.Tinyfacialcharacteristics. D.Sharedmathematicalpatterns.31.WhatdoesTanyaGeorgethinkofthetrainingintheresearch?A.Effective. B.Complicated. C.Temporary. D.Thorough.DThecaptionreads:Youlivealoneandhavenofriends,sothisishowyouspendyourFridaynight.Inthevideo,awomanentersaneatapartment,poursaglassofwine,andrelaxesonthesofa,lookingpeacefulandcontent.Thistypeofcontentiscreatedbyso-called“lonelinessinfluencers,”whopresentsolitude(独处)ascomfortandfreedomratherthansomethingtoavoid.Whilebeingabletoenjoyyourowncompanyispsychologicallyhealthy,romanticizingfriendlessness,isolation(孤独),andlonelinesscanbeproblematic.ArecentarticleinTheAtlanticprovidesaglimpseintohowtheseindividualsviewtheirpeacefullives,withhashtagslike#cozyathomeand#alonenotlonely.Butthereisacatch:socialmediaonlycapturesbriefmoments,andinterpretingisolationasaesthetics(美学)candilutethesignificanceofbelongingandcommunity.Researchsuggestslonelinessisatepidemiclevels,with38%ofU.S.adultsreportingmoderate-to-severelonelinessin2022.TheSurgeonGeneral’s2023reportconcludedthatlonelinessandsocialisolationincreasetheriskforearlydeath,stroke,depressionanddementia.Basedonthepotentialnegativeoutcomes,itseemstobeanythingbutromanticor“trendy”.AccordingtoAbrahamMaslow’s“HierarchyofNeeds,”loveandbelongingcomeimmediatelyafterphysiologicalneedsandsafetyneeds.Maslow’stheoryofhumanneedsdatesbackto1943andhasbeenwidelyacceptedinthepsychologyfieldsince.Tobefair,therehavecertainlybeenpositivementalhealthandself-caremessagesthatinfluencershavehelpedbringtothemainstream,butsometimestheircontentunintentionallypromotesunhealthyconceptsandideas.Weneedtolooknofurtherthantheclassicandcurrentresearchtoseethatapromotionoflonelinessandisolationcomeswithsignificantrisks,whichcastsdoubtonthebeautifiedportrayalonsocialmedia.OurcurrentcultureofinfluencersbringstomindanancientLatinphrase:caveatemptor,or“letthebuyerbecautious.”Itisonusastheconsumertodeterminethequalityofaproductbeforepurchasingit.Overtime,thishasbecomeapplicabletosocialmedia.32.Whatdoestheunderlinedword“dilute”inparagraph2probablymean?A.Reveal. B.Evaluate. C.Highlight. D.Cheapen.33.Whatdoestheauthorstressbyreferringtothe“HierarchyofNeeds”?A.Theimpactsofisolation. B.Thesignificanceofpsychology.C.Thedifferencesofhumanneeds. D.Thenecessityofsocialconnection.34.WhydoestheauthormentiontheLatinphrase?A.Toofferasolution. B.Tosoundawarning.C.Toclarifyatheory. D.Topromoteaproduct.35.Whatisthebesttitleforthetext?A.TheRiseofInfluencerCulture B.TheTrendofEnjoyingLivingAloneC.HiddenRisksofLonelinessAesthetics D.HealthProblemsCausedbySocialMedia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，Inourculture,popcornandmoviesjustgotogether.Theassociationissostrong,infact,thatpeoplejokeaboutwantingtogetsomepopcorntosnackonwheneverthere'sanentertainingshowtowatch.

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Youmightbesurprisedtolearnsomethingaboutpopcornandearlycinemas.Thesteam-poweredpopcornmakerwasinventedinthelate1800s.Soonpopcorngrewpopularatfairs,circusesandoutdoorsportsevents.

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AccordingtotheSmithsonian,theaterownershadmanyworries.Theyfearedloosepopcornbitswouldruincarpetsandsoftseatcoverings.Besides,loudchewingsoundswoulddisturbviewers.

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Anyeatingnoisewouldeasilypullpeople'sattentionawayfromthescreen.Twofactorsledtopopcorn'stakeoverasmovie-goer'ssnackofchoice.Onewastheintroductionoffilmswithsoundin1927,Itincreasedthemassappealofmoviesandalsolessenedconcernsaboutdistractingbackgroundnoises.ThesecondwasthestartoftheGreatDepression(大萧条).

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Popcornwasagoodchoicebecauseitwascheapandcouldbestoredforalongtime.TheatersthatsoldpopcornnotonlyweatheredthestormoftheDepression,butsawtheirprofitsincrease,whiletheatersrefusingtodothatstruggled.WorldWarIIstrengthenedtheassociationbetweenmoviesandpopcornthattheDepressionstarted.

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However,popcornremainedeasytogetandjustastastyasever.Bytheendofthe1940s,theideaofwatchingamoviewascloselylinkedwitheatingpopcorninpeople'simagination.Today,evenifyou'rehavingamovienightathomeinsteadofgoingtoatheater,youmightfindthattheexperiencejustdoesn'tfeelrightwithoutpopcorn.A.Backthen,allmoviesweresilent.B.Canpopcorntrulyenhanceamovienight?C.Peoplewouldpasspopcornaroundandshareit.D.However,itwasnowheretobefoundinmovietheaters.E.Shortagesofsugarmademanysweetsnacksunavailable.F.Manytheaterstriedtomakesomeprofitsbysellingsnacks.G.Buthowdidthelinkbetweenpopcornandmoviescometobe?第三部分：语言运用（共两节，满分30分）第一节：完形填空（共15小题；每小题1分，满分15分）阅读下面短文，从每题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项，Inthe1980sIworkedinSudan.OnedayIwasreturningfromElObeidtothecapital,Khartoum.Afterweeksofdustandextreme

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stillmovesmetoday.41.A.pain B.noise C.hunger D.heat42.A.showedup B.settleddown C.setoff D.pulledover43.A.lost B.anxious C.hesitant D.sleepy44.A.feared B.forgot C.admitted D.insisted45.A.dominant B.natural C.strange D.mixed46.A.regret B.exhaustion C.curiosity D.surprise47.A.wealth B.patience C.friendliness D.politeness48.A.safety B.freedom C.privacy D.accommodation49.A.services B.directions C.supplies D.suggestions50.A.barely B.nearly C.specially D.instantly51.A.built B.rented C.repaired D.emptied52.A.accepted B.approved C.recognized D.made53.A.sold B.ordered C.prepared D.skipped54.A.goods B.rewards C.gifts D.treats55.A.wisdom B.generosity C.courage D.bravery第II卷第二节：语法填空（共10小题；每小题1.5分，满分15分）阅读下面材料，在空白处填入适当的内容（1个单词）或括号内单词的正确形式。Culturalanthropology(人类学),alsoknownassocioculturalanthropology,isthestudyofculturesaroundtheworld.Anthropologyisthestudyofhumandiversity,

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(biological)based.AfterBoas,anthropologydepartmentsbecameenormincolleges,andculturalanthropologywasacentralaspectofstudy.四部分：写作（共两节，满分40分）一节：（满分15分）假定你是李华。你校的英文播客TeenTalk正在征稿，邀请同学们谈谈旅行前是否应提前做好详攻略。请你写一篇短文投稿，内容包括：1.你的观点；2.阐述理由。注意：1.写作词数为80词左右；2.请按如下格式在答题卡的相应位置作答。ShouldWeMakeDetailedTravelPlansBeforeTrips?第二节：读后续写（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。Ms.Wilsonwaswidelyknownasthestrictestteacherintheentiregrade.Shecarriedherselfwithseriousness,neverjoiningincasualsmalltalkorlightheartedjokeswithherstudents.Thoughherclasswasfamouslylivelyandmischievous(顽皮的)—alwaysbuzzinginotherteachers’lessons—thestudentstreatedherwithabsoluterespect.Noonedaredtofoolaroundorcrackasillyjokeinherpresence,fortheyknewshetoleratednoindiscipline.Rarelywasasmileseenonherface.Carefulineverytask,sheranherclassesanddailyworkwithpreciseperfection.Everylessonplanwasflawlessly(无瑕地)organized,everyassignmentgradedwithcarefulattention,andeveryclassroomrulestrictlycarriedout.Itseemedshewasdeterminedtokeepeverysingledetailofherprofessionallifeontrack,leavingnoroomfortheslightestmistakeorchaos.Oneordinarymorning,however,anunexpectedincidentbrokeherusualroutine.Astheschoolbellrangtosignalthestartofclass,Ms.Wilsonsteppedintotheclassroomwithherusualsteadyandseriousexpression.Toherimmediateconfusion,silencedidnotfallasusual.Instead,lowwhispersandgigglesspreadthroughtherowsofdesks.Beforelong,Hammond,thenaughtiestboyintheclass,couldn’thelpbutletoutalaugh,drawingevenmorecuriousglancesamongthestudents.Frowning,Ms.Wilsonshothimhersharpwarninglook—theonethatalwaysinstantlyquietedallmischiefandmadeeveryonesitupstraight.Hammondquicklyshuttighthismouth,buthisshouldersstillshookwithfun,andtheawkwardmurmursintheroomdidnotfadeaway.WhatsurprisedhermostwasthatevenShelly,themostsensibleandwell-behavedgirlintheclass,couldnolongerkeepcalm.Sittingstraightinherseat,Shelly’seyeswerewidewithamusement,andsheseemersagertosaysomethingyetabithesitant.Whentheireyesmet,Shelly,withcourage,gesturedtowardMWilson’sfeetwithasubtlehandmovement.注意：1.续写短文词数应为150左右；2.请按如