九年級英語完形填空（word版含答案）

九年級英語閱讀專項突破-完形填空專練（二）（一）TurningGarbageintoNewEarthMyfatherisaquietandshyman.Hehashisowncreativeideas,buthe1.keepsthemtohimself.Don'tgetmewrong.Ifyouaskhimforadvice,heisalwaysgladto2.hisideaswithyou.Hegoesabouthisbusinesswithouttoomuchfuss(激動).Thereisonethingthatreallygetshim3..Justmentiontheword“rubbish”tohim！Heisespeciallyinterestedin4.therubbishproblem！“We'vebecomea‘throw-away'society.Webuysomething,andthenwethrowitaway.Weshouldn't5.doingthis,”hesaid.Lastyear,myfatherdecidedtodosomethingaboutthewasted6.wewerethrowingaway.Afamily7.nearly500poundsoffoodwasteeachyear.Don't8.,though.Thereissomethingthatwecandoaboutit.Foodwasteisalsoknown9.“organicmatter(有機物)”.Ifitisproperly10.,itcanbechangedfromrubbishtocompost(肥料)whichcanbeaddedtovegetablegardenstomaketheplantsgrowreallywell.“Wearegoingtostartcompostingourfoodwaste,”11.announcedonenightatdinner.“Iboughtacompostbintoday.Fromnowon,weshouldputallourfoodwasteinthecompostbin12.throwingitaway.MotherNaturewillslowly13.itintocompost.Inafewmonths,wewillhaverichcomposttoaddtoour14..”Ittookawhiletogetusedtoit,15.soon,weallgotintothehabitoftakingourfoodwastetothecompostbininthebackyard.Threemonthslater,wewereexcitedtofindthebinfullofrichcompost！()1.A.neverB.hardlyC.seldomD.always()2.A.shareB.connectC.improveD.discover()3.A.relaxedB.excitedC.scaredD.shocked()4.A.causingB.avoidingC.solvingD.raising()5.A.keepB.forgetC.regretD.practise()6.A.gasB.foodC.paperD.water()7.A.burnsB.recyclesC.hidesD.produces()8.A.leaveB.agreeC.worryD.move()9.A.asB.forC.byD.with()10.A.dealtwithB.checkedoutC.runafterD.turnedoff()11.A.MumB.DadC.GrandmaD.Grandpa()12.A.justlikeB.accordingtoC.insteadofD.becauseof()13.A.turnB.translateC.divideD.introduce()14.A.roomB.kitchenC.poolD.garden()15.A.butB.becauseC.ifD.although參考答案：1-5DABCA6-10BDCAA11-12BCADA（二）ABeautifulMomentWhenIwasinhighschool,IworkedparttimehelpingDadsellfruitsandvegetablesatamarket.Oneday,asIwas1thefruits,alittleboycamebywithhismumand2.Hewasabouteightyearsold,andthegirl,fiveorsix.Theywerelookingatthe3infrontofme.Iheardthekidssaytotheirmum(inFrench),“They’regood！”Iknewitwas4becauseIcanspeakandunderstand.ThenInoticedhowthemumwaspickingthefruits.AtfirstIthoughtshewas5lookingatthefruitsbecauseshewasfacingthem,butthenInoticedhowmuchshehadtofeeland6eachoneasshepickedthemout.Andsheoftenaskedhersonifitlookedokay,butlookedwayabovewherehisfacewas.PuttingwhatI7together,Iwassureshewas8.Bothofthekidscontinuedtohelptheirmumpickoutthefruits.Thesonmadesurethefruitswerenotobviously9andthedaughterhandedthemtohermum.Thewomanthenfelteachoneandsmiled,andthedaughter10putthemintotheirbasket.Thekidswere11whilehelpingtheirmumpickthefruitsout.Theirsmileandgentlemannertouchedmeinwaythatneverhappenedbefore.Itwasso12toseesuchyoungkidssowillinglyhelp.Mostkidsthatagewouldbepickingoutcandiesortoysinastorefor13,insteadofhelpingtheirmumpickoutfruits,asthetwokidsdid.Itwasgreattowitness(見證)themoment,butnotsogreatbecauseI14tellthemotherwhatIthought.Iwassupposedtotellherhowbeautifulherchildrenwereintheir15.ThisiswhatIfeelsorrytothisday.()1.A.preparingB.eatingC.dreamingD.improving()2.A.friendB.dadC.brotherD.sister()3.A.marketsB.fruitsC.vegetablesD.pictures()4.A.EnglishB.ChineseC.GermanD.French()5.A.reallyB.sadlyC.angrilyD.hardly()6.A.smellB.findC.watchD.taste()7.A.smeltB.sawC.heardD.picked()8.A.madB.sadC.blindD.deaf()9.A.goodB.badC.softD.hard()10.A.neverB.mightC.wouldD.seldom()11.A.laughingB.cryingC.shoutingD.smiling()12.A.regretfulB.wonderfulC.carefulD.painful()13.A.myselfB.ourselvesC.themselvesD.yourself()14.A.mustn’tB.didn’tC.Wouldn’tD.shouldn’t()15.A.lettersB.clothesC.languagesD.reports參考答案：1-5ADBDA6-10ABCBC11-14DBCBC（三）Acollegeteacheroncegavealivelyclasstohisstudents.Hebeganbyholdingupaglass___1.____somewaterinit.Hehelditupforalltosee,andaskedthestudents,“___2._doyouthinkthisglassweighs?"“50g!”“100g!”“125g!”thestudentsanswered.“Ireallydon’tknowunlessIweighit,”saidtheteacher,“butmy__3.__iswhatwouldhappenifIheldituplikethisforafewminutes?”“Nothing,”thestudentssaid.“OK.WhatwouldhappenifIheldituplikethisforanhour?"theteacherasked.“Yourarmwouldbeginto__4.___saidoneofthestudents.“Youareright.Now,whatwouldhappenifIhelditupfora____5.___?”“Youmighthavemuscles(肌肉)stress.Youcould___6.____movethearm,"saidanotherone.“Youmighthaveno___7.__inthearm,orparalysis(癱瘓),”saidanaughtystudent,“You____8.___gotothehospitalforsure!"“Verygood.Butduringthisperiod,didtheweightoftheglass___9.__?"askedtheteacher.“No,"thestudentssaid.“Thenwhat___10.____thearmacheandthemusclesstress?"Thestudentswere___11.___.“Nooneknows?"theteacherasked,“Well,canyoutellmehowto___12.___it?’“Puttheglassdown!"saidoneofthestudents.“Exactly!"saidtheteacher.“Theproblemsoflifearesomethinglikethis.Thinkofthemforafewminutesinyour___13.____andyouseemOK.Thinkofthemforalongtimeandyoubegintohurt.Thinkofthemevenlongerandyouwillnotbeabletodoanything.It’simportanttothinkofthechallengesinyourlife,____14.___it’sevenmoreimportantto‘putthemdown’attheendofeverydaybeforeyougotosleep.Thatway,youare____15.____—youwakeupeverydayfreshandstrongandcansolveanyproblemthatcomesyourway!"（）1.A.by B.on C.with D.to（）2.A.howmany B.howmuch C.howlong D.howfar（）3.A.question B.idea C.answer D.plan（）4.A.lose B.die C.stay D.hurt（）5.A.day B.summer C.year D.century（）6.A.hardly B.quickly C.widely D.usually（）7.A.matter B.problem C.sense D.secret（）8.A.needn’t B.can C.shouldn’t D.must（）9.A.stop B.happen C.change D.arrive（）10.A.sent B.caused C.tried D.repeated（）11.A.inneed B.insilence C.indanger D.intime（）12.A.takeoff B.hearfrom C.dealwith D.getinto（）13.A.arm B.body C.head D.mouth（）14.A.but B.and C.so D.or（）15.A.worried B.lucky C.nervous D.relaxed參考答案：1-5CBADA6-10ACDCB11-15BCCAD（四）Haveyoueverhadproblemsinyourlifeanddon'tknowhowtobehappy?If1，youwillfind“BeingaHappyTeenager”writtenbyanAustrianwriterAndrewMatthews2.Inthisbook,Matthews3ushowtohaveahappylifeandanwersthe4ofteenagers.Therearemanysubjects,suchasparentsandfriends,andthebooksaysweshouldstop5andforgive.Thebooktellsussomeusefulskills,suchashow6whatyouhavelearnedintopicturesofyourmindto7yourmemorybetter.Manyteenagersthink8happinesscomesfromagoodexamresultorpraisefromotherpeople.Butyoucan9behappywhenthereareno10“good”things.Successcomesfromagoodattitude(態度).Ifyou11problems,youwillhavesuccessinthefuture.Someschoolstudentshaveproblems,suchasbeingtootallorshort.ButMatthewstellsusthathappinesscomesfromthinkingaboutthings12apositive(積極的)way.Ifyouaretall,peoplenoticeyouandyoucangeta13viewatthemovie;ifyouareshort,yourclothesandshoestakeless14inyourbedroom!ThisisMatthews'mostimportant15：Youchoosetobehappy!()1.A.soB.notC.doD.or()2.A.wiseB.smartC.usefulD.simple()3.A.ordersB.tellsC.asksD.argues()4.A.problemsB.questionsC.ideasD.reviews()5.A.beinghappyB.beingcrazyC.beingangryD.beingworried()6.A.totakeB.toplaceC.tocarryD.toput()7.A.makeB.letC.getD.change()8.A.whatB.howC.thatD.whether()9.A.yetB.alreadyC.everD.still()10.A.suchB.soC.suchaD.soa()11.A.hearaboutB.learnfromC.comeintoD.giveup()12.A.atB.inC.withD.on()13.A.lowerB.worseC.betterD.smaller()14.A.roomB.partC.timeD.money()15.A.workB.lessonC.classD.study參考答案：1-5ACBBC6-10DACDA11-15BBCAB（五）LastSunday,MarkinvitedmetohelpservedinneratTentCity.Anumberof1hadbeensetupforthehomelessinthearea.Myhusbandwasnotavailableto2ourtwosons,soItook9-year-oldTonyand5-year-oldTobywithme.Manyofthepeoplewe3hadmissingteethorworedirtyclothes.Mysonshadalotofquestionsaswhattheysawchallengedtheir4ideasabouthowpeoplelivedintheworld.“Whydon'ttheybuyfood5us？”“Whydon'ttheyhavehomes？”...Wetalkedaboutthe6peopleendedupinthattypeofsituation.AndImentionedtheimportanceofcreatingasafetynetforthem.“Sometimesthesafetynetisotherpeoplewhocansharesomeoftheirtimeandresources(資源),”I7.Iwas8thatmyboyswouldmaketoomuchnoise.Buttomy9,thepeopleweservedwerequitethankfulthatIhadbroughtthem.Manysaidhowfunitwastohave10childrenaround.Afterdinner,IsawTonysittogetherwithseveralelderlymen.Hewas11themtalkaboutsports.Tobehonest,Ihad12realizedthathewassuchagoodlistener.13somepeoplereturnedtotheirtents,IheardTonysaytothem,“Thankssomuchforhavingdinnerwithus.”Icouldseethathissimplewordshad14themgreatly.Ihuggedhimalittletighter(更緊地)becausewhathesaidhadtouchedmetoo.Itwasagreatreminderthattreatingpeoplewith15canliftallofusup.()1.A.schoolsB.tentsC.shopsD.houses()2.A.lookforB.lookintoC.lookafterD.lookup()3.A.admiredB.savedC.servedD.raised()4.A.commonB.strangeC.differentD.good()5.A.withB.forC.fromD.like()6.A.reasonsB.interestsC.wishesD.excuses()7.A.suggestedB.realizedC.agreedD.explained()8.A.crazyB.madC.worriedD.angry()9.A.excitementB.surpriseC.regretD.sadness()10.A.hard-workingB.intelligentC.activeD.polite()11.A.listeningtoB.dependingonC.runningafterD.agreeingwith()12.A.usuallyB.everC.alwaysD.never()13.A.BecauseB.AsC.AlthoughD.If()14.A.shockedB.hurtC.disappointedD.touched()15.A.encouragementB.respectC.smileD.power參考答案：1-5BCCAD6-10ADCBC11-15ADBDB（六）Itishardtoimaginehowapersonistospendthewholelifewhenonlytheheadandhandsareabletomove.XuRuiyang,an18-year-oldstudentfromKunming,hassuffered(遭受)fromspinalmuscularatrophy(脊柱肌肉萎縮)1shewas2yearsold.Atthattime,thedoctorsaidthatmostchildrenwithspinalmuscularatrophywouldonlyliveafewyears.Thefamilydidnotgiveup,orevenjust2.TohelpXuRuiyanglivewithdignity(尊嚴),herparents3herlivingandlearningskillsstrictly.Openingabookorraisinghands,someveryeasyactionsforcommonpeople,4,arebigchallengesforXu.Shehadtouseherheador5toworktogetherwithhandstofinishtheseactions.Whenshestartedlearningtowrite,shecouldn'teven6apen.Butshenevergaveup.Onceshelostthepen,shepickeditupand7writing.Xufinallycouldwrite500Chinesecharactersbeforebecomingaprimaryschoolstudent,after8thousandsoftimes.Overthepastfewyears,Xuhasovercome(克服)manyproblems,includingthe9causedbythedisease.Herparentsworriedaboutherhealthand10hertodropoutofschool,butXu'sanswerwasno.“11Ireadabookanddomyhomework,thepainisgone,”saidXu.Whenaskedbyreportersonhowtodealwithdifficulties,Xucalmlysaid,“Patience.Whenyoucan'tchangeanything,cryingisuseless,sojustbe12”.InXu'sopinion,hersunnyandself-confident13comesfromtheloveofherparents.“Ifwearenotabletomakeherlivelonger,wecanmakeherlifewider,”saidXu'sfather.TheytravelledacrossChinaandmorethan14overtheworld,includingItaly,ThailandandSingapore.Duringthesetrips,shedevelopedaninterestinlearninga15language.“Ithinkit'scooltolearnaboutothercountries'cultureandexpressyourfeelingstoothers,”saidXu.LastJune,shefinishedChina'sGaokaoandreceivedanofferfromSichuanInternationalStudyUniversity.()1.A.untilB.afterC.beforeD.since()2.A.changeB.complainC.dependD.discuss()3.A.expectedB.praisedC.trainedD.managed()4.A.howeverB.especiallyC.perhapsD.moreover()5.A.kneesB.mouthC.feetD.legs()6.A.findB.passC.dropD.hold()7.A.regrettedB.succeededC.continuedD.stopped()8.A.practisingB.recordingC.countingD.imagining()9.A.painB.sadnessC.feverD.cancer()10.A.allowedB.advisedC.forcedD.warned()11.A.AsusualB.AsaresultC.AssoonasD.Aswellas()12.A.activeB.relaxedC.quietD.patient()13.A.achievementB.disabilityC.appearanceD.personality()14.A.collegesB.communitiesC.countriesD.cities()15.A.commonB.foreignC.modernD.standard參考答案：1-5DBCAB6-10DCAAB11-15CDDCB（七）AnOldDog'sNewTrickTherewasanolddoginthemiddleofthestreetwhoseemedlost.Youcouldtellhehadlovingowners1helookedwell-fedandhehadnostreetsense.Thebassethoundwasstandinginabusystreet,andeveryonewas2.Amanwasabletogetthedogoutofthe3withahamsandwichthathehadpreparedforhislunch.Thedoghadnocollar(項圈).IsaidI4takehimtothepolicestation.WhenIdid,thepolicetoldmetheydidnotdealwith5.TheysaidIwouldhavetotakehimtothepound(貓狗收容所)twentymilesaway.ItoldthemIwas6andIwasreallybusy.Iaskedwhethertheycould7thedoguntilIgotoffwork.Iwouldtakehimhomeif8claimed(認領)himbythen.They9.WhenIgothomeatsix,Icalledthepolicestation.Iwasvery10tolearnthattheownershadpickeduptheirdog.Thepolicesaidtheywantedmynameandaddresstosendmea(n)11note.Igavemyinformation,butI12expectedtohearfromthem.13,Iwasmakingdinnerandheardaknockonthedoor.Itwastheflowermanholdingalarge,beautifularrangement.Thecardread,“Imaybeold,fat,andhardofhearing,butyouwerea14ladytosavemylife.MysmallownersarehappythatIwasn'tkilled.Withmuchlove.BameytheBassetHound.”Igotflowersfroma15！Theywereaperfectdecorationformytable.()1.A.becauseB.ifC.unlessD.though()2.A.protectedB.refusedC.stoppedD.attacked()3.A.restaurantB.roadC.houseD.station()4.A.wouldB.shallC.canD.will()5.A.birdsB.plantsC.flowersD.animals()6.A.joggingB.playingC.workingD.running()7.A.keepB.hideC.cleanD.brush()8.A.everybodyB.nobodyC.anybodyD.somebody()9.A.warnedB.addedC.agreedD.warned()10.A.curiousB.angryC.worriedD.glad()11.A.recommendationB.thank-youC.applicationD.invitation()12.A.oftenB.sometimesC.alwaysD.never()13.A.SuddenlyB.MoreoverC.LaterD.Usually()14.A.wonderfulB.lazyC.wealthyD.common()15.A.policemanB.dogC.friendD.master參考答案：1-5ACBAD6-10CABCD11-15BDCAB（八）Emilyhasfoughtwithherweightforalongtime.Eachtimeshetriedto1theextra(額外的)pounds,itgotharder.2thistimeshemadeit.Heryoungestchildhad3forcollege,soshehadmoretime.Thenshecouldpayspecial4toherowngoals.Andshehadjustarrivedataveryimportanteventinherdevelopment：turning50.“Ithinkatthispointin5,gettinginshapeisonlygoingtogetharder,”shesaid.Itwasvery6tohaveacleargoal.Shedidn'tmissanychanceonalong7rideorhike(遠足).Tostarttoloseweightrightaway,she8allthejunkfoodandatemorefruitandvegetables.Shelost5pounds9.Shewasveryhappy.Tosupportherweightloss(減肥)andget10,Emilymadeabigdecision.Sheincreasedheractivities11goingtothegym,ridingwithabikinggroup,hikingandtakingthestairsinsteadoftheliftatwork.Visitingherparents'housewasoneofEmily'sbiggest12.“Foodiseverywhereallthetime,ontables,inthefridge－eventhesecondfridgeis13.AslongasIdidn'ttouchanyofit,IwasOK.”For14together,sheoftenbroughtherownpreparedfood.Twoyearslater,Emilyhas15her30-poundweightlossgoalandknowsshecankeepupherhealthyhabitsforlife.Peoplewhohaven'tseenherforawhilesay,“Youlookgreat！”()1.A.worryB.noticeC.careD.lose()2.A.ForB.ButC.SoD.Or()3.A.gotB.builtC.thoughtD.left()4.A.positionB.conditionC.attentionD.celebration()5.A.lifeB.commonC.publicD.line()6.A.thankfulB.usefulC.generalD.comfortable()7.A.busB.carC.bikeD.train()8.A.laidoutB.cutupC.cutoutD.putup()9.A.differentlyB.personallyC.helpfullyD.quickly()10.A.friendlierB.healthierC.smarterD.funnier()11.A.ofB.toC.atD.by()12.A.directionsB.purposesC.advantagesD.challenges()13.A.fullB.fineC.openD.clean()14.A.coursesB.mealsC.expressionsD.performances()15.A.requiredB.reachedC.allowedD.reviewed參考答案：1-5DBDCA6-10BCCDB11-15DDABB（九）Father'sLoveAsayoungman,Jackwasanexcellentartistwithawifeandtwofinesons.Onenight,hisoldersonhadaseriousstomachache.Thinkingitwasonlysome1disease(疾病),Jackandhiswifedidn'ttaketheboytothehospital.Buttheboy2suddenlythatnight.Jackrealizedthatifhetookhissontothehospitalintime,theboy'sdeathcouldbe3.Sohealwaysfeltguilty(內疚的).Evenworse,ashorttimelaterhiswifelefthim,4himalonewithhissix-year-oldyoungerson.ThehurtandpainofthetwosituationsweremorethanJackcould5,andheturnedtoalcohol(酒精)forhelp.SoonJackbecameanalcoholic.Gradually,hishealthandlifebecame6andJackbegantoloseeverythingheowned,hisland,house,etc.7,Jackdiedaloneinasmallbar(酒吧).HearingofJack'sdeath,Ithought,“Whatawasteoflife！Whatacomplete(徹底的)8！”9timewentby,Ibegantochangemyearliersimplejudgement(評價).IknewJack'snowadultson,Bill.Heisoneofthekindest,mostcaring,most10menIhaveeverknown.IsawthelovebetweenBillandhischildren.IthoughtthatBill'skindnessandcaringmustcomefrom11.Ihadn'theardBilltalkmuch12hisfather.Oneday,Iaskedhimwhatonearth(究竟)hisfatherhaddonesothathebecamesuchaspecialperson.Billsaidquietly,“AsachilduntilIlefthomeat18,myfathercameintomy13everynight,gavemeakissandsaid,‘Loveyou,son.'”TearscametomyeyesasI14Iwasafoolbefore.IhadeverthoughtJackwasacompletefailure.Hedidn'tleavevaluablethingsbehind,15hewasakindlovingfather,andleftbehindhisbestlove.()1.A.heavyB.unusualC.commonD.terrible()2.A.wokeB.disappearedC.leftD.died()3.A.canceledB.chosenC.refusedD.avoided()4.A.leavingB.forgettingC.tellingD.throwing()5.A.findB.getC.standD.understand()6.A.finerB.worseC.weakerD.better()7.A.SlowlyB.FirstlyC.FinallyD.Normally()8.A.troubleB.failureC.problemD.illness()9.A.AsB.AlthoughC.UnlessD.Since()10.A.lovingB.humorousC.hard-workingD.careful()11.A.nowhereB.everywhereC.somewhereD.anywhere()12.A.forB.aboutC.toD.with()13.A.bedroomB.bathroomC.sittingroomD.classroom()14.A.realizedB.agreedC.regardedD.remembered()15.A.orB.andC.soD.but參考答案：1-5CDDAC6-10BCBAA11-15CBAAD（十）DoyouknowChongyangFestival？ItfallsontheninthdayoftheninthmonthoftheChineselunarcalendar,soitisknownasDoubleNinthFestival.Thefestivalis1onthetheoryofYinandYang,thetwo2principles(原理)innature.Yinisanegativeprinciple3Yangispositive.Numbersarerelatedtothistheory.Even