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語法填空專練九年級(jí)英語上冊(cè)期末考點(diǎn)大串講1．TheInternethasbeenaroundformanyyears，butitwastheinventionsoftheWorldWideWebthatmadeitreally（1）（use）topeople.Together，theInternetandtheWorldWideWebhavechangedtheworld.TheInternet（2）（invent）bytheUSgovernmentinthe1960s，forthearmytouse.Inthe1970s，scientistsandbusinesspeoplealsowantedtousetheInternet（3）（send）andreceivemessages.Forsomeyears，peoplecouldonlysendverysimpletexts.TheycouldnotsendphotosordocumentsbytheInternet.Thatchangedin1991，whenaBritishscientist（4）（call）TimBemers﹣LeeinventedtheWorldWideWeb.TheWorldWideWeballowspeopletosendvarioustypesofflies，suchastexts，photosandvideosbytheInternet，somoreandmorepeoplestartedtouseitinthe1990s.Today，theWebhashundredsofmillionsofusers.It（5）（change）thewaypeoplelive，workandplay.ThroughtheInternet，emailallows（6）（we）tocommunicatenearlyinstantlywithpeoplethousandsofmiles（7）.Peopleandbusinessusee﹣commerce（電子商務(wù)）andonlineshoppingtobuyandsellthingsacrosstheworld.TheWebalsomakespeople'slives（8）（easy）becausenowmanythingscanbedonefromhome，twenty﹣fourhoursaday.TheWebcanhelpyoudosearchforyourhomework，sothatyoudonotneedtogotothelibrary.YoucanusetheInternetbankinginsteadof（9）（go）tothebank.And，ofcourse，peoplejustsurftheWebwhentheywanttorelax.Technologychangesquickly，anditishardtoimaginewhatthefutureoftheInternetandtheWebwillbe.Butitseems（10）（possible）toimaginelifewithoutthem.Doyouagree？2．InBritainyouaren'tallowed（1）（drive）acaruntilyouareseventeen.Youhavetogetaspecialdrivinglicense（2）youcandrive.Whenyou'relearning，someonewithafulllicensealwayshastobeinthecar（3）you.Youaren'tallowedtodrivethecarontheroadalone.Youdon'thavetogotoadrivingschool.Afriendcanteachyou.Thepersonwhoteachesyouisn'tallowedtotakemoney（4）thelessonunlesshehasgotateacher'slicense.Youhavetotakea（5）（drive）testtohaveafulllicense.Ifyoudon'tpassthetest，youwillbeallowedtotakeitagainafewweekslaterifyouwantto.In1970，awomanpassedher（6）（forty）testafter212drivinglessons!Whenyouhavepassedyourtest，youareallowedtogoondrivingaslong（7）youlike，ifyouare（8）（health）.Britain's（9）（old）driverwasamanwhodrovein1974attheageof100.Before1904，everyonewasallowedtodrive，even（10）（child）.Fromthenoncardriversmusthavelicenses.3．Therewasonceacave（洞穴）nearatown．Itwascalled"CaveofFear"．（1）whoentereditdidn'treturn．It'ssaidthattheremightbeamonsterinthecave．Inordertopreventthemonster（2）gettingoutofthecave，peopleoften（3）giftsatthemouthofthecave，andthesevaluablethingsalwaysdisappearedsoon．Oneday，ayoungmancametothetown．Whenheheardaboutthecave，hedecidedtoenterthecaveandfoundout（4）therewasamonster．Ashewentdeepintothecave，heheardsomestrange（5）Sohefollowedthesounds．Suddenly，he（6）somethingwaspushinghisback．Hewaspushedintoalargecave．Ashelandedinthecave，hegotvery（7）．Therewasabigparty．Alotofpeoplewerehavingtheparty．They（8）allthosepeoplewhohadneverreturnedtothetown．Thenhewastoldthatthiswastheideaofaleaderinthetown．（9）leaderwantedtoshowthatifsomeonewantedtomakeachange，heshouldbebrave．Sotheleadercreatedthestoryofthemonster．Only（10）peoplecouldenjoybigpartiesinthecave．4．EdSheeran，（1）（know）asagreatsingerandsongwriter，toppedthe2018BillboardMusicAward．HewasborninEngland，inFebruary1991．Hestartedlearningtoplay（2）guitarattheageofeleven．Thenhewrotehisownsongswhenhewasinmiddleschool．In2008，hemovedtoLondonto（3）hisdreamofbecomingamusician．（4），theroadtosuccesswasnoteasyforhim．TherewereseveraltimeswhenSheeranhadtheideaofgivingup．Hedidn'thaveanymoney（5）foodandhadtosleepinparksorinthesubway．Despite（盡管）allthedifficulties，hecontinuedwritingsongsandplayingatsmallshows．HealsoreleasedseveralEPs（迷你專輯）（6）helpedhimwinmorefans．Hereleasedhisfirstalbumin2011，anditturnedouttobeagreat（7）．Sheeranis，withoutdoubt，oneofthemostpopularyoung（8）（musician）atpresent．He（9）（win）theheartsofmillionsoffansallovertheworldsofar．Peoplelovehissongsfortheirslowmelodiesandbeautifulrhythms，andtheyare（10）（certain）lookingforwardtomorewonderfulmusicfromthisyoungmusician．5．Differentcountrieshavedifferentideas（1）tablemanners﹣﹣howyoubehavewhenyouareeating.InBritain，tablemannersareimportant.GoodtablemannersinBritainareasfollows.HowtositYoushouldsitupstraightinyourchair.Itisnot（2）goodideatolean（傾斜）forwardsorbackwards.Whenyoueat，youshouldnotleantowardstheplate，but（3）（bring）theknife，forkorspoontowardsyou.（4）thesametime，donotputyourelbowsonthetable，norreachoversomeone'splateforsomething.UsingyourfingersBritishpeople（5）（normal）don'tpickupfoodwiththeirfingerswhentheyareeatingmaincourses.Ifyouarenotsure，thesafestwayistouseyourknifeorfork.Thereare，however，somefoo