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2021-2022年人教版九年級（上）期末綜合復(fù)習(xí)一完形填空

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閱讀下列短文，從短文后各題所給的A、B、C和D四個(gè)選項(xiàng)中，選出可以填入空白處

的最佳選項(xiàng)。

A

Wearenowinthe22ndcentury.Withthedevelopmentofscienceandtechnology,peoplecan

changetheirbodiesinthewaytheywant.

Asyearswentby,Mr.Smith1hislook.Severalmonthsago,Mr.Smithwenttoabody

engineeringshopand2asmallnose.Smallnoseswerevery3theseyears.Afterthe

operation,helookedathimselfinthemirror(鏡子)andfoundthathis4hairnolongerfit

hisnewlook.Thenhewantedachangetolonghair.Whenhewasleaving,theshop

keeper5toldhimthattheshophadaspecialofferonears.Atlast,Mr.Smithwentoutofthe

shopwithasmallnose,longhairandtwonewears.

Inthenextfewweeks,Mr.Smith'sinterestinhis6keptgrowing.Heboughtneweyes,

newhandsandnewfeet.Afterthat,helookedveryyoungforhisage,and7different.He

feltsatisfiedwithhimself.However,the8inthefaceandfingerprintsbroughthimmuch

trouble.Hewas9toenterplaceslikerailwaystationsandairports.Intheend,hedecided

tohavehisoldbodyback!Tohissurprise,Mrs.Smithwasunhappywithhis10because

shecouldnotbear(忍受)thebadsmellofhisoldfeet.

()1.A.wasboredofB.wasrelaxedabout

C.wasexcitedaboutD.waspleasedwith

()2.A.caredforB.waitedforC.askedforD.sentfor

()3.A.popularB.similarC.strangeD.useful

()4.A.longB.shortC.thickD.thin

()5.A.silentlyB.foolishlyC.carelesslyD.suddenly

()6.A.shapeB.ageC.lifeD.look

()7.A.probablyB.hardlyC.nearlyD.completely

()8.A.smileB.changeC.colorD.kiss

()9.A.guidedB.refusedC.forcedD.allowed

()10.A.interestB.conditionC.decisionD.situation

B

Formostchildren,themostusefulwayofspendingtheirtimeisplayingagame.Itdoesn't

matter11thegameis.Thingsbecomebetterwhentheyneeda(n)12toplaywith.On

theonehand,itisquite13forthedevelopmentofachild'spersonality性)towinandto

14thebestwaystogetthat.Ontheotherhand,ifachildonlycaresabout15thenfor

him,playingagameisfunnyonlywhenhewins.Orifhefindsabetterpartner,hewillget16

andhedoesn'twanttogoonplaying.

It'sparents17tomaketheirchildrenknowthat:youcan'talwayswinand

therearemanyunpleasantmoments18whenyouhavetolearnhowtolose.The

ideaistocompete,toproveyouaregood,notonly

towin.

Inaword,playingagameisnotfunnyonlywhenyouwin.Itisfunny19youenjoyit

andtryyourbesttowin.Ifyouarejustalittlebitunlucky,don't20alot.Youwillsurely

proveyourabilitiessomeotherday.

()11.A.howB.whyC.whatD.when

()12.A.ownerB.workerC.studentD.partner

()13.A.usefulB.simpleC.correctD.special

()14.A.payattentiontoB.takeprideinC.jumpoutofD.thinkof

()15.A.playingB.studyingC.winningD.losing

()16.A.unhappyB.lonelyC.relaxedD.excited

()17.A.ruleB.dutyC.planD.habit

()18.A.inlifeB.inthefutureC.infactD.intheway

()19.A.orB.andC.whenD.before

)20.A.worryB.believeC.wishD.imagine

C

Isatinthesameseateverydayontheschoolbus,justinfrontofJessicaandCory.Oneday,

theyaskedtoseemylunchbox."Wow,it'sreallycool/9theysaid.Icouldn't21thetwo

ninthgraderslikedmethatmuch.Theyreturnedmylunchboxandthankedmeforlettingthem

seeit,"Oh,mypleasure,1said,filledwith22bothinsideandout.

WhenIopenedmyboxatnoon,mylunchwasgone.Theemptyboxseemedtobe23at

me.Inevereventriedtothinkofanotherpossibility.Inonesinglemoment,everythingmadesuch

apainful24.Theywereneverinterestedinme,theywerenotmyfriends,andthiswhole

timeIwassomekindof25tothem.Ifeltlikeafool.Thatwashowtheysawme;that's

whoIreallywas.Somelittlestupidseventhgraderthinkingshewasfittinginwiththe26

kids.

Inevercried.Ineversaidaword.Ididn'ttelltheteacherbecauseIdidn'twanttogetthemin

trouble.They27thoughtIwasstupid.Ididn'twanttoadd“unkind“tothelist.Ijustclosed

theboxandsatin28fortherestofthelunchperiod.

ThenextmorningItriednottoevenlooktothebackseat,whichofcourseIdid29It

wasonlyJessicaalone.AssoonasIsatdowninthefrontseat,someonepattedmeontheshoulder.

ItwasJessica.Iturnedaroundand30aslightsmile.“LookJshesaid,'Tmsosorryabout

thelunchthing.Coryhasbeenmakingalotoftroublelatelyandgottenkickedoutofschool.”

Withthat,Jessicahandedmeabrownpaperbagfilledwithafreshlymadelunch."Hopethis

wouldmakeupfbrit.”

()21.A.acceptB.believeC.expectD.prove

()22.A.tricksB.fearsC.smilesD.ideas

()23.A.shoutingB.pointingC.lookingD.laughing

()24.A.effortB.senseC.causeD.mess

()25.A.jokeB.starC.wonderD.enemy

()26.A.richerB.poorerC.olderD.newer

()27.A.onceB.onlyC.almostD.already

()28.A.silenceB.supportC.surpriseD.success

()29.A.anywayB.anytimeC.insteadD.indeed

()30.A.missedB.managedC.refusedD.remained

D

Longago,whentheworldwasyoung,aspiderwasgivenapot(罐子)containingallthe

wisdom(智慧)oftheworld.Eachday,hereachedintothepotandlearned31new.

ButSpiderwouldnot32.Hewantedtokeepallthewisdomto33.

Spidermadeaplan.Hebegantoclimbatalltree."Iwillhidethewisdompotwayuphigh,“

hesaid."Iwillbethe34oneintheworld.^^

Asheclimbed,hehadalotoftrouble.Thepotkept35stuckinthebranches(樹枝).

From36.Spider'ssonwatched.Hecalledout,"37thepottoyourback,Father.

Thatway,itwillbeeasiertoclimb.^^

Spidergotmad.Hethought,“Myyoungsoniswiserthan1.1havethewisdompot,yetheis

wiser."Spidergotverymadandthrewthepottotheground,breakingit38manypieces.

Everyone39apieceofwisdom.

Andthatis40manypeopleknowdifferentthings,butnoonehasallthewisdominthe

world.

()31.A.nothingB.anythingC.somethingD.everything

()32.A.shareB.shoutC.showD.shut

()33.A.myselfB.yourselfC.himselfD.herself

()34.A.kindestB.wisestC.luckiestD.richest

()35.A.gettingB.givingC.puttingD.playing

()36.A.outsideB.aboveC.behindD.below

()37.A.TieB.LeadC.TurnD.Connect

()38.A.offB.intoC.forD.onto

()39.A.setupB.cutupC.tookupD.pickedup

()40.A.whatB.whereC.whenD.why

E

WhentheSpringFestivalfalls,redflowersbloom(盛開)onthewindowsofmyhome.Of

course,thesearenot41flowers.Butinthecoldof42,thesewonderfulflowersbring

warmthtous.Theyaremadeofpaperbymy43,whoisnowaged70.Withafewcuts,she

44apieceofpaperintoabeautifulworkofart.

Whenmygrandmawasyoung,shewasconsideredclumsy(笨拙的)inthe45.Buton

acoldwinternight,shesawsomebeautifulredpaper46onhernewneighbor'swindows.

Shewassointerestedinitanddecidedto47fromherneighbor.Tonsofpaperwaswasted,

andherfingerswerecutmanytimes.Butshe48practicing.Ittook10years49my

grandmacouldmakepaperartskillfully(嫻熟地).Theredflowers,bloominglikeburningfire,

lightupherworld.Now,everyoneinthevillage50her.

Mygrandma'sstoryhasshownmewhatittakestorealizeone'sdream.

()41.A.niceB.realC.fullD.sweet

()42.A.springB.summerC.autumnD.winter

()43.A.sisterB.auntC.motherD.grandma

()44.A.changesB.spreadsC.placesD.burns

()45.A.cityB.townC.villageD.block

()46.A.artB.moneyC.wallsD.books

()47.A.buyB.stealC.learnD.borrow

()48.A.endedupB.keptonC.putoffD.thoughtabout

()49.A.beforeB.afterC.whileD.since

()50.A.servesB.pardonsC.respectsD.wams

F

“HowcanIlearnEnglishwell?”"Thisisa51manystudentsmayask.ButIthink

themosteffective(有效的)52istolearnlessonsbyheart.Ifyoucanreciteandwrite

outthetext,you511learnitverywell.Andifyoucantell53yourownwordsaboutwhat

thelessonssay,youareaverysuccessful54indeed.YourEnglishwillbequiteperfect.

However,ifyoutrytolearnbyheartonlypartofeachlesson,you'llfinditnotsohardasyou

mighthavethought.

Learnthisway,andyou'll55fastprogress.Ofcoursewritingalsohelpsyoualot

onyourwayto56inEnglishstudy.Ifsalsoimportanttofeelthelanguage.You

shouldlaughattheEnglishjokesandbe57atthebadnews.WhenyouuseEnglish,try

to58yourmotherlanguage.59helpingyou,yourownlanguagegetsinyourway.

So,nevertrytolearnEnglishby60everywordintoChinese.

()51.A.problemB.troubleC.questionD.answer

()52.A.timeB.wayC.roadD.place

()53.A.inB.byC.ofD.with

()54.A.learnerB.runnerC.farmerD.worker

()55.A.doB.makeC.learnD.develop

()56.A.successB.challengeC.differenceD.importance

()57.A.h叩pyB.happilyC.sadD.sadly

()58.A.leaveB.forgetC.rememberD.realize

()59.A.InsteadofB.InsteadC.BesidesD.But

()60.A.translateB.translatedC.totranslateD.translating

IstillrememberIfellinlovewithEnglishfromaveryyoungage,becauseIthoughtitwas

suchahelpfullanguage.Fullofstrong61oflearningEnglish,Ibeganto62it.But

soonIfoundit63thanexpected.Thereweretoomanywords,expressionsandmany

otherthingstoremember.Andevenifyouknew64youcouldn'tusethemcorrectlyand

exactly.AndIdidrather65inmyfirstEnglishtest.Iwasworriedaboutit.Thismademe

upsetanddroppedmyinterestinEnglish66

WhileIwasintrouble,myEnglishteachergavememuchhelp.Iknewthatinterestdidn*t

mean67andIshouldhavesomelearningmethods.Ididashesaidandtriedmany

differentwaysoflearningEnglish.68thedayswentby,Icoulddobetterandbetterand

becamemoreandmoreinterestedinit.

Duringthesummervacation,anoldladyfromAustraliavisitedmyschool.Shehadatalkwith

us.Itwasthefirsttime69aforeigner.Igot70nervousatfirst,butsoonIfoundit

excitingtotalkwithher,andIlearnedalotfromher.HowIwishtopracticespeakingEnglishwith

foreignerseveryday!

()61.A.wishesB-dreamsC?conditionsD.roads

()62.A.readB.teachC.learnD.write

()63.A.betterB.moredifficultC.worseD.easier

()64.A.howtowritethemB.howtowrite

C.whattowritethemD.whattowrite

()65.A.wellB.worseC?betterD.badly

()66.A.onebyoneB.oneanotherC.littlebylittleD.eachother

()67.A.everythingB,anythingC.nothingD.something

()68.A.WhenB.AsC.WhileD.For

()69.A.totalkB.speakC.tomeetD,meet

()70.A.alittleB.littleC.afewD.few

H

Today,Icelebratedtwointerestingholidays.

ThesecondMondayofJanuaryisthe"CleanOffYourDeskDay”.Thisholidayencourages

ustobeorganized(有條理的).

MyteacherMissLeetoldusthatacleanworkspaceisimportanttohavingaproductive(有

成效的)life.Cleanandorganizeddesksallowustogeteverything71Soweshouldnever

keepourdesksina72.

To73theholiday,wecleanedourdesks,ofcourse!Strangely,wefoundsomanythings

inthedesks.Wehadn'tusedsomeofthemforalongtime.Whenwethrewawaytheusedpaper,

MissLeetoldustopayattentiontoourpersonal74.Oneofmyclassmatesthrewaway

someimportantpapersbymistake!75,hefoundthembackfromtherubbish.How76

hewas!

WhenI77homefromschoolthatevening,somethingfunhappened!Mymo