专题09 完形填空强化练20篇（期末真题精选）-2023-2024学年九年级英语上学期期末考点大串讲（牛津译林版）（原卷版）.docx

1、专题09完形填空强化练20篇学校:_姓名：_班级：_考号：_小贴士完形填空也是文章类,需要注重整体, 避免盲人摸象,不读完文章,坚决不做题,真正体现完形填空的“完”。以下是一些小技巧：1、利用语境及逻辑关系解题完形填空的文章结构严谨，层次分明，句子与句子之间、段落与段落之间、上文与下文之间的逻辑关系很强有些选项，不仅要符合语法的要求，更要符合语境及逻辑关系2、利用固定搭配解题习惯用法是英语中某种固定的结构形态，不能随意改动我们平时应掌握好习惯用法要做好这类题，需要有较大的词汇量、掌握词语搭配知识并具有词语辨析的能力，特别是在特定的语境中能灵活运用的能力。3、利用上下文或复现信息解题满分建议：1

2、.总方针：读-填-读-查2.抓住首句，跳过空格，通读全文，掌握大意；3.理解词义，瞻前顾后，先易后难，逐个突破；4.重读全文，个个审核(非常关键，满分必会)，验证答案.实战训练一、完形填空Cloze 1 Rick was a young boy who was angry at everything around him. To calm Rick down, his mom came home with a canvas(画布) and paint. “Whenever you feel bad about something, paint it 1 getting angry.” 2 Ri

3、ck was not that happy, he gave it a try. After creating many paintings, he took his artwork to his mom.“Tell me, Rick. What are these paintings 3 ?”“The first is about 4 some kids show off their new clothes. The next is about my 5 who always tells me about how Im doing things wrong. And the last pai

4、nting is about my schoolmates always said I should 6 my attitude(态度). They 7 make me so angry.”Ricks mom took Rick by her side and told him, “Dont you see, Rick? Youre getting so angry, but you never try to understand why.” Then she explained 8 , “All the people you were angry at did 9 wrong. The ki

5、ds were showing off their good clothes but never 10 you for being poor. Your teacher scolded(责备) you, but that was because you 11 trouble in class. And your schoolmate was only trying to help you 12 your mistakes.”“Next time you get angry, take a deep 13 and walk away for a couple of seconds. And wh

6、en you come back, talk to the person youre angry at. You might calm down in this way.”Rick took his moms 14 and became less angry. He even started to feel happy around 15 children.1Abecause ofBin fear ofCtired ofDinstead of2AThoughBSinceCBeforeDUntil3AatBonCinDabout4AwhatBwhichChowDwhere5AfamilyBnei

7、ghborCteacherDfriend6AreportBchangeCprotectDrecord7AallBbothCeitherDneither8AnervouslyBluckilyCheavilyDcarefully9AnothingBsomethingCanythingDeverything10Aheard fromBlaughed atClook afterDwait for11AcausedBdiscoveredCencouragedDorganized12AcreateBchargeCcorrectDcatch13AvoiceBbreathCmindDheart14Aquest

8、ionsBmessagesCadviceDtruth15AothersBthe otherCanotherDotherCloze 2阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从各题所给的四个选项中选出一个最佳答案。My friends and I joined a two-day survival（生存）training course in the mountains. The first day was really difficultthere was so much to do! Arriving at the campsite, we were 16 into groups and given a

9、 17 , some food, a map and a compass（指南针）. Standing next to a small river, Fanny 18 camping in the grassy area nearby. However, our instructor, Mr. Lee, pointed out that it might flood（淹没）if it rained. In the end, we found a 19 area. Putting up the tent was very hard. 20 , Mr. Lee helped us a lot.By

10、 the time we had put up the tent, 21 was really hungry. “We wouldnt have become so hungry if we had brought some snacks,” Peter said. We all told him to stop 22 and help us start a fire to cook our food 23 . Realizing we were having trouble making the fire, he finally 24 .The next day started early.

11、 Woken by a strange noise, Peter went to see what was 25 . “Some cows have eaten our breakfast!” he shouted. “Thats all because you didnt 26 the food properly last night,” said Mr. Lee.Worried that Mr. Lee was angry with us, we tried very hard on our next 27 using the map and compass to find a secre

12、t location. We finished it 28 the other groups did. We all felt very proud of 29 . The survival training course was a great 30 . Now I feel I could survive anywhere!16AbroughtBchangedCdividedDgrown17AtentBbookClightDknife18AsuggestedBfinishedCimaginedDenjoyed19AnearerBlowerCbiggerDhigher20ASurprisin

13、glyBSuddenlyCLuckilyDUsually21AeveryoneBanyoneCsomeoneDno one22AdreamingBplayingCcomplainingDworking23AyetBtooCagainDinstead24Ahelped outBgave outCput outDran out25AdevelopingBhappeningCbeginningDfollowing26Athrow offBput awayCeat upDsell out27AplanBlessonCtaskDproblem28AtillBafterCwhenDbefore29Amys

14、elfByourselvesCyourselfDourselves30AexampleBexperienceCactivityDcompetitionCloze 3阅读下面短文，从短文后所给各题的四个选项（A、B、C、D）中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该选项涂黑。Enjoy a healthier and more active life with the new Google Fit!Its hard to know how much activity you need to stay healthy, isnt it? Thats 31 the workers of Go

15、ogle Fit have worked with the World Health Organization (WHO) and the American Heart Association (AHA) to bring you Heart Point. Heart Point is an activity goal. It can help you 32 your health, and it is good for your heart. Activities that get your heart beating 33 bring great health benefits (益处)

16、to you. Youll win one Heart Point for each minute of moderate (强度适中的) activity. Examples of this include being faster when 34 your dog. And youll get double Heart Points for more 35 exercise like running, hiking and playing basketball. Its not 36 to reach the AHA and the WHOs suggested amount of phy

17、sical activity. It takes just 30 minutes of fast walking, five days a week. This amount of exercise is enough to reduce the risk of 37 disease.“Its great at 38 steps. I walk about 10,000 steps every day. The app seems to record really exactly as I start and stop the exercise. There are fewer records

18、 of workouts such as riding a bike. But overall, its a great app,” Alan Brockett from England said.“Great app! It doesnt need to be turned on every time. Sometimes, it doesnt record the route accurately (准确地) and miss certain parts. However, its 39 my favourite fitness app,” said by Joshua Via, a Ca

19、nadian user.“I like this app! It does everything I need it to do. With little effort on my part, I especially love its system of counting and recording Heart Points. Now I know 40 I achieve 150 Heart Points per week, Ill be staying fit,” said Steven Fry.Get Google Fit now on Android and iOS!31AhowBw

20、henCwhyDwhere32AcontrolBimproveCharmDlose33AquickerBslowerCslowlyDfaster34ArunningBwalkingCraisingDfeeding35AenergeticBinterestingCcommonDboring36AsimpleBhardCeasyDunusual37AarmBcancerCheartDleg38ArecordingBtakingCcatchingDconsidering39AstillBneverCseldomDalready40AunlessBifCthoughDwhileCloze 4先通读下面

21、的短文，然后从各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项。Pennys family was very poor. Her father was a sailor (水手). He earned very little money and was 41 away from home. Her mother could not work 42 she was often ill. One day Pennys mother said to Penny, “Our lamp (灯) is broken. Go to the market on your way home from schoo

22、l and buy another one. Heres sixty dollars. 43 to get a bargain (讨价还价), dear.”After school, Penny went to Mr. Chens store. She 44 a dirty old lamp on a shelf. “Whats that lamp made of?” she asked. “Its made of glass and metal. Its a good lamp.” said Mr Chen. “ 45 is it?” asked Penny. “Fifty dollars

23、for you.” Mr Chen answered. “Its too 46 . Hmm. Ill give you forty.” “Forty-five and you have a deal (交易),” said Mr Chen. “Ill 47 it.” replied Penny. After dinner, Penny cleaned the lamp. 48 , a fairy (仙女) appeared. She spoke to Penny, “Ive been inside that lamp for more than a thousand years. I was

24、so 49 ! Thank you for 50 me out. You can have three wishes as a reward (回报).” Penny thought for a moment and then told the fairy her wishes. “I want my mum to be 51 . I want my dad to come home. I also want us to have enough food to eat.” The fairy said, “ 52 ! Youre not a greedy (贪婪的) child. Your w

25、ishes will come true.” Then the fairy disappeared in a flash. “Penny,” called Pennys mother. “I feel better now!” Penny was surprised that her first wish had come true. Then she heard a loud 53 on the door. She opened the door. Her father was standing outside! He was carrying lots of 54 . “Ive got a

26、 new job as a shop assistant. I can live at home with you now!” he explained. Penny was very happy. She said to 55 , “Thank you so much, Fairy, for making my wishes come true!”41AalwaysBseldomCneverDhardly42AsoBwhenCuntilDbecause43ARequireBTryCForgetDChoose44AmadeBheardCfeltDsaw45AHow longBHow farCH

27、ow muchDHow old46AexpensiveBcheapCheavyDbad47AmakeBbuyCvisitDsell48ARecentlyBProbablyCSuddenlyDExactly49AboredBscaredCworriedDrelaxed50AstoppingBlettingCdroppingDleaving51ArichBbeautifulCthinDhealthy52AHold onBLook outCNo problemDHelp yourself53AnoiseBknockCshoutDvoice54AclothesBtroubleCfoodDbooks55

28、AherselfBhimselfCourselvesDthemselvesCloze 5Zu Ti was a great man of Jin Dynasty. He was 56 for his hard work and great achievements. But when he was a child, he was a naughty (顽皮的) boy who showed little 57 in reading. As he grew up, Zu Ti 58 he didnt have enough knowledge. And he deeply felt that h

29、e could not serve his country well. So he made up 59 mind to study hard.Zu Ti had a 60 friend named Liu Kun. They had a deep friendship. So they stayed together every day. They even slept on one bed every night and 61 at the same time every morning. One day, when they were 62 , Zu Ti heard the roost

30、er crowing (打鸣). An 63 came to him. He woke up Liu Kun and said, “How about getting up to play swords (剑)?” 64 he was still sleepy, Liu Kun agreed with Zu Ti gladly. From then on, they got up and played swords 65 the rooster began crowing. They kept their words day after day. They never gave up no m

31、atter how 66 in winter or hot in summer. Besides, they began to study history 67 and put all their energy into reading books. 68 , they learned a great deal of knowledge and made much progress. A few years later, 69 of them grew up with talents and wisdom. At last, their 70 came true and they made g

32、reat contributions to their country.This is the Chinese idiom story To Rise with the Rooster.56AlateBsorryCreadyDfamous57AinterestBrespectCprideDkindness58AdecidedBrealizedCimaginedDpromised59AhisBherCitsDtheir60ArichBbusyCcloseDcommon61Amade upBgot upCgave upDpicked up62AsleepingBdiscussingCfightin

33、gDreading63AorderBideaCexamDability64ABecauseBUnlessCAlthoughDIf65Aas well asBas much asCas good asDas soon as66AlongBdryCcoldDquiet67ArecentlyBpolitelyCprobablyDcarefully68AOn his wayBBy the wayCIn their wayDIn this way69AbothBallCeitherDneither70AmistakesBdreamsChobbiesDdifficultiesCloze 6根据短文内容，从

34、各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。The 2022 Beijing Marathon (马拉松) took place on November 6. When the last runner Zhang Shun reached the finishing line, the crowd cheered loudly for him to show their respect. “I wanted to make a bow (鞠躬) to 71 , but I was too weak to do it then,” 86-year-old Zhang said. “So, I

35、d like to express my thanks here for their 72 . I was really touched.”“I thought I could finish the 73 in about five and a half hours, but it took me more than six hours because of 74 problems. I had a stomachache and had to go to the toilet,” Zhang regretted. He was 75 with the result, yet still ex

36、cited at his marathon journey.Zhang developed a great interest in 76 over 30 years ago. His excellent body helped him start the marathon smoothly. He took part in his first marathon in 2004. 77 , he has joined in 20 full and 2 half marathons in many cities across the nation.As 78 , Zhang has made gr

37、eat achievements. What he has done best 79 the sports spirit. “If possible, Ill keep running. Maybe one day, Ill 80 join in the marathon, but I hope my story can encourage people to make their dreams come true and enjoy life.”71AreplyBremindCrecordDrepair72AadviceBinterviewCsupportDhelp73AreportBpla

38、nCtrainingDrace74AhealthBweatherCclothesDshoe75ApleasedBstrictCunhappyDmad76ArunningBswimmingCwalkingDjumping77AWhats moreBUp to nowCHoweverDOtherwise78Aa teenagerBa young manCa middle agerDan elder79ArequiresBrepresentsCremainsDreceives80Aas usualBonce moreCby accidentDno longerCloze 7阅读下面短文，从短文后每题

39、所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。It was a lovely spring afternoon. My classmates and I were playing happily on the ground when I let out a cry, “Ow! Ow! Something in my shoe is biting me.”Everyone was shocked by the cry. They took me into a classroom and were about to take off my 81 . “Which foot is i

40、t?” one asked. “Let us have a look.”Suddenly, I remembered the holes in 82 socks. My family was very poor during those years. I wore welfare socks, which cost only a little, but those 83 welfare socks didnt last long. Soon there were 84 at the bottom. I refused to take off my shoe. I 85 stand others

41、 seeing the holes in my sock. I tried to hold back my tears. Yet, each time the thing 86 my shoe bit me, tears raced down my face. My teacher, Miss Diane, hurried into the 87 . “Whats wrong?” she asked.“Something is biting her right foot, 88 she doesnt let us take off her shoe,” one of my classmates

42、 answered. Miss Diane lived next door to me. She 89 everything about my family. She put both hands on my shaking shoulders and 90 into my painful and hopeless eyes. “Oh, yes, it must be a sock-eating ant,” she said, as if she had 91 seen the thing inside the shoe. “I had a bite from one of those ant

43、s. By the time I got my shoe off, it had 92 almost the whole bottom of my sock.” My classmates nodded while they were listening to the teacher 93 , though they all looked a little puzzled(迷惑的). Miss Diane took off my right shoe and sock, and shook them over the dustbin(垃圾箱). Two red ants 94 it. “Jus

44、t like what I thought, the ants have eaten part of her sock.” When she stroked(轻拭) an alcohol cotton ball(酒精棉球) on the bites, she added, “You are such a 95 girl to take so many bites.”The alcohol felt cool on the bites and a little girls pride was saved by the “sock eating ant” story.81AcoatBshirtCh

45、atDshoe82AhisBherCmyDyour83AcheapBwetCdirtyDfree84ApocketBboxesCstonesDholes85AcouldBcouldntCmustDmustnt86AinBnearCunderDon87AofficeBplaygroundCclassroomDtoilet88AbecauseBbutCorDso89AborrowedBforgotCtoldDknew90AgotBdroppedCranDlooked91AhardlyBalreadyCstillDonly92AeatenBputCtakeDturned93AangrilyBsadl

46、yCcarefullyDhappily94Alived onBwent overCfell intoDturned to95AluckyBbraveCfriendlyDcleverCloze 8When I was a young boy growing in North Dakota, my grandparents were farmers. And I remember the huge garden that my grandma 96 . I promise you it was about 4,000 square meters. Well, 97 seemed that way

47、to me! She looked after the garden all by hand, with a hoe (锄头) and some water. Each spring the garden took 98 from cold flat (平的) ground. Grandma changed the ground through much hard work into rows of hills ready for 99 .I especially remember helping Grandma plant potatoes. Grandma had 100 potatoes

48、 the year before. She stored them with the rest of the harvest in the outside cellar (地窖), where vegetables were kept safely all 101 . When spring came, we cut the potatoes and planted each piece into a hill of soil in the garden. I thought we should never 102 the end of the planting work even thoug

49、h everybody was helping!Before long the garden became fully 103 because of sunny days, warmer temperatures and rain. 104 , it needed lots of hoeing and watering by Grandma and her helper to have a harvest. It provided vegetables throughout the summer, until the final 105 when cold weather set in. By

50、 the time Thanksgiving dinner 106 , the ground at my grandparents farm often would be covered with snow and wed be 107 for a long winter. Warm inside the house, around the dining table, we looked through windows at bare tree branches in the 108 garden. Our whole family would 109 potatoes and other v

51、egetables from the garden. And of course wonderful pumpkin pie I can even smell it now! Its amazing how a pumpkin pie can make me remember the days of family reunion, and how that warmth 110 in my heart. Obviously, as time goes by, theres always something simple but sweet in life, which lasts long a

52、nd stays new.96AsharedBfoundCborrowedDowned97Aat mostBat leastCat firstDat last98AcoverBroomCshapeDpower99AmovingBwateringCgivingDplanting100AsavedBreceivedCdonatedDsold101AspringBsummerCautumnDwinter102AdiscoverBmarkCreachDcontrol103AactiveBpopularCshinyDimportant104AIn returnBOf courseCFor example

53、DAs a result105AvalueBsuccessCtasteDharvest106AfollowedBpassedCarrivedDcontinued107AreadyBhappyClateDsorry108AcolorfulBawfulCsleepingDworrying109AdescribeBstudyCenjoyDcollect110AappearsBremainsCfallsDbeginsCloze 9There was once a boy who was afraid of the dark. He thought that when it was 111 , his

54、bedroom was filled with monsters (怪物). But there came a time when he was too old to be 112 to sleep with the light on. That first night he was awake with 113 , and his mind is full of monsters. So he went over to his wardrobe (衣柜）to get a torch (手电筒). 114 when he opened the wardrobe door, he came fa

55、ce to face with a monster. He let out the loudest 115 in the world.The monster took a step forward, held its colorful hair with its tentacles (触须) and started 116 ! The monster cried for so long that the boys fear gradually went away. He 117 the monster down as much as he could, and started talking

56、to him, asking him why he was crying, and 118 he was doing there.The monster told him he lived in the wardrobe, but almost never 119 , because he was afraid of the boy. When the boy asked him why, the monster told him the boys face seemed to him the most terrible thing hed 120 seen. The boy felt exa

57、ctly the 121 way about the monster, who had a huge head 122 many mouths and hair.The two talked so much that 123 became quite friendly, and they realized that 124 of them had been afraid of the same thing: the 125 . To lose their fear, all they had to do was to get to know each other.111AdarkBlateCn

58、oisyDalone112AsuggestedBwantedCallowedDplanned113AexcitementBsadnessCinterestDfear114ASinceBButCThoughDAnd115AmusicBwhisperCscreamDlaugh116AspeakingBcryingCplayingDdancing117AcalmedBputCforcedDfell118AwhyBhowCwhichDwhat119Awent downBwent throughCwent outDwent along120AevenBneverCalsoDever121Astrange

59、BsameCdifferentDcommon122AinBofCwithDfor123AweBtheyCheDit124AeachBallCbothDeither125AdarkBotherCoutsideDunknownCloze 10My granddaughter, Shari, owns The Berry (莓果) Factory in Sacramento, California, and her mother, Joan, and I were helping with the Valentines Day rush. Wed dipped (浸泡) hundreds of 12

60、6 , arranged gift baskets and packaged orders to be shipped around the country.By the end of the day, the 127 middle-aged women, Joan and I, were tired. But Shari didnt. That was typical Shari. 128 she was very busy, she still gave away berries to everybody street singers, mail carriers and hairdres

61、sers. “For 129 ?” they would say with a smile.To thank us, Shari took us out for dinner. But there was a 45-minute wait at her favorite 130 . “Well, theres another place just up the road,” she said, driving us there. This time we walked right 131 .When the waitress came to take our drink orders, Sha

62、ri reached into her handbag, pulling 132 out. “I want you to have these,” she said, handing the 133 a box of chocolate-dipped strawberries. “She will 134 those berries!” I thought. But the waitress seemed frightened. She only let out a “thank you” 135 catching the box and rushing into the kitchen.A

63、few minutes later, the waitress 136 with our iced tea. “Im sorry,” she said. “My best friend and I had promised to send each other something every 137 . But she passed away last year. I didnt know how Id 138 this day without her. Then you handed me that box.” “Im so 139 to hear that,” said Shari. “I

64、ts not much, but I hope you can enjoy them.” “Oh, I will,” the waitress said. “See, every year we 140 sent each other the same thing; a box of chocolate-dipped strawberries bought from our favourite store, The Berry Factory.”126AvegetablesBnutsCchocolatesDberries127AtwoBthreeCfourDfive128ABecauseBTh

65、oughCIfDWhen129AhimByouCmeDher130AfactoryBrestaurantCkitchenDstore131AoutBawayCbackDin132AsomethingBnothingCeverythingDanything133Astreet singerBmail carrierChairdresserDwaitress134AhateBloveCbuyDchoose135AtillBafterCbeforeDas136AreturnedBremainedCreportedDrespected137AHalloweenBChristmasCValentines

66、 DayDWomens Day138Aget throughBget intoClook intoDlook through139AproudBafraidChappyDsorry140AsometimesBalwaysCneverDseldomCloze 11阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从各题所给的四个选项中选出一个最佳答案。Julie grew up with her gramdma. She loves her grandma very much. One day, Julie 141 some bad newsher grandma has got a terrible type o

67、f cancer. This made Julie very sad. Julies grandma once had a (an) 142 : that is to travel around the world. Julie wanted to help her realize it, but her grandma was very 143 .Then Julie had a great idea. If Grandma could not travel 144 , maybe there was another way. Julie went 145 to tell people he

68、r grandmas story and posted pictures of her grandma on a blog (博客). After a few days, many people began to 146 Julies blog. They began posting pictures of Grandma 147 places of all over the world. They also sent their warm 148 with every picture.Grandma was very 149 when Julie showed her the picture

69、s. In one of them, Grandma was visiting the Pyramids (金字塔) in Egypt (埃及). In 150 , Grandma was standing by the Statue of Liberty in New York. In the third picture, Grandma was at the Sydney Opera House in 151 . She was even enjoying the sunshine 152 the beach in Thailand (泰国). In the last 153 , she

70、was standing in front of Big Ben in England.Grandma 154 Julie by the hand and said, “This is wonderful! Thank you and all of those people. You have made my dream 155 .” Both Julie and her grandma would never forget this special around-the-world trip!141AlistenedBreceivedCtoldDasked142AideaBhabitCdre

71、amDhobby143AoldBsickCtiredDpoor144AherselfBourselvesChimselfDthemselves145AoutsideBonlineCaroundDabroad146AdoubtBforgetCfollowDhear147AvisitingBdescribingCleavingDpainting148AhopesBscarvesCclothesDwishes149AsadBpeacefulCangryDsurprised150AotherBthe otherCanotherDothers151AEnglandBFranceCJapanDAustra

72、lia152AonBaboveCinDover153AletterBpictureCcardDnews154AtookBsentCbroughtDgave155Acome outBcome overCcome trueDcome upCloze 12Many people say volleyball is easy. “If you can 156 it in the air, you can play volleyball.” I used to be one of those people. 157 , recently I realized how silly I was.My sta

73、rt in volleyball was hard. 158 practicing with my mother, I was full of confidence that I could join my school team and play well as a “bookworm”!Unluckily, my dream was broken the next day. It turned out that though I had “skills”, I was unable to work with other players. I also couldnt deal with b

74、alls coming from different 159 . I was sad. Isnt volleyball just about skills?I began several weeks of training with the team. Then, we had our first match against Park School. Most of my teammates had no 160 in competitions. Looking at the Park School players, full of energy, I could already see ou

75、r failure.The ball went up. One “thump (锤击)”, a second “thump”, and I jumped with a shout. It flew 161 the net. I totally enjoyed myself in the game, 162 in harmony (和谐) with my teammates. The sounds of running feet, loud shouts and cheers filled us with warmth. During our break, everyone was out of

76、 breath and 163 , talking about our nice hits.At that moment, I realized that playing in the school team 164 working together with others. I understood how 165 is a kind of beauty in itself. Volleyball helped me make friends, learn new things, and find my true self within a group.156AcatchBhitCleave

77、Dtake157AMoreoverBAnywayCOtherwiseDHowever158ASinceBBeforeCUntilDAfter159AdirectionsBcollectionsCconditionsDsituations160AtimeBexerciseCexperienceDpatience161AunderBoverCwithDinside162AkeepingBlookingCsingingDthinking163AexcitedBrelaxedCworriedDstressed164AexplainedBadvisedCmeantDintroduced165Ahappi

78、nessBsuccessCconfidenceDteamworkCloze 13A beautiful red-haired girl is shopping with her Mom in Wal-Mart. It was 166 outside. We all stood there under the 167 , just outside the door. Her voice was 168 sweet that it broke the silence around. “Mom, lets run through the rain.” she said. “What?” Mom as

79、ked. “Lets run through the rain!” She said 169 . “No, Honey. Well wait 170 it slows down a bit.” Mom answered. This young child waited about another minute and said, “Mom, lets run through the rain.” “Well get 171 if we do.” Mom said. “No, we wont, Mom. Thats not what you said this morning.” the you

80、ng girl said as she 172 her Moms arm. “This morning? When did I say we could run through the rain and not get wet?”“Dont you remember? 173 you were talking to Daddy about his serious illness, you said, If God can get us through this, he can get us through 174 !” People near them became 175 . They co

81、uld hear nothing but the rain. No one came or left in the next few 176 . Mom thought for a moment about what she would say. “Honey, you are right. Lets run through the rain. If we get wet, maybe well 177 need to get a wash.” Mom said. Then they ran off. People all stood watching and smiling as they

82、rushed past the cars and through the puddles (水坑). They held their shopping bags 178 their heads. They got wet through. But a few people 179 them like children all the way to their cars. You may lose your money and health one day, but no one can ever 180 your memories. So dont forget to make time to

83、 make memories every day.166AblowingBfallingCrainingDsnowing167AsunBcoverCmallDwindow168AveryBenoughCsoDsuch169AtooBlastCeitherDagain170AifBwhenCafterDuntil171AdryBwetCwarmDfrozen172AputBroseCpulledDmoved173AWhenBButCSoDBecause174AnobodyBanybodyCnothingDanything175AsadBnoisyCsilentDnervous176Aminute

84、sBhoursCdaysDweeks177AjustBevenCstillDnever178AunderBoverCbesideDbehind179AsentBaskedChelpedDfollowed180Aput awayBtake awayCpick upDgive upCloze 14Betty and I are best friends. Our birthdays are 181 the same day, so every year we have a birthday party together. But this year, we decided to 182 a cos

85、turme party（化妆舞会）instead.While we were writing the 183 , my mum came in and asked, “Why not invite John?” John had been in our class for only 184 months, but be was already getting better grades in Maths than anyone 185 in class. I wrinkled（皱起）my nose, “Mum, he wears the same clothes to school every

86、 day. A costurme will 186 him too much money.” Mum said nothing.The next day, mum gave me a(n) 187 with a shopping certificate（凭证）in it “I thought it would be nice for you to give this to John,” Mum said. But how? We didnt want to make John embarrassed（尴尬的）. We 188 it for a long time. Finally, Betty

87、 and I had a good 189 .On the day of our party, kids 190 , dressed differently. John came in the same clothes as usual.We danced, ate snacks and played games in groups. Before eating the birthday cake, Betty said in a loud 191 , “Now its time for the great prize game. Its the following riddle（谜语）” I

88、t was a Maths game. None of us was 192 when John came up with the right answer first and walked off with the envelope. He got the prize with pride. 193 went on well as we planned. The next week John wore a new pair of trousers and a new shirt. He felt 194 . So did we.When we help others, we need to

89、find a proper way, 195 we may hurt them in another way.181AonBinCatDbetween182AhasBhadChaveDgot183AinstructionsBinvitationsCinterviewsDinstruments184Aa littleBlittleCa fewDfew185AotherBothersCelseDanother186AtakeBspendCpayDcost187AletterBenvelope（信封）CnoteDcard188AdiscussedBtalkedCdidDworried189Ainfo

90、rmationBnewsCreportDidea190AreachedBgotCarrived atDarrived191AvoiceBsoundCnoiseDwhisper192AinterestedBinterestingCsurprisedDsurprising193ASomethingBEverythingCAnythingDNothing194AhappyBhappilyCsadDsadly195AandBbutCsoDorCloze 15通读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后在各题所给的四个选项（A、B、C 和 D）中选出一个最佳选项。Something that I learnt fro

91、m both my parents was the importance of having respect (尊重) for other people. I remember one day when we were travelling on a bus and 196 sat down while other people were standing. My mother shouted at me, “ 197 immediately! You have young legs and you dont need to sit down.” At the time I felt emba

92、rrassed (尴尬的) about being told of 198 , but now I understand. I think children nowadays have 199 that respect and it really makes me angry if I see children sitting down while 200 people are standing. One area in which we had a lot of rules was table 201 . For example, we werent allowed to start our

93、 meal 202 the oldest person had started. We had to say “thank you” when our food was 203 , and eat everything on our plates before we could 204 the table. We couldnt make any noise when eating. Worse than that, we were only 205 to have sweets at the weekend, as a special 206 if we had been good. Alt

94、hough my upbringing (管教) was perhaps a bit 207 compared (比较) with modern children, Im very thankful to my parents for giving me a clear 208 in life. Even though I was sometimes 209 . I think it has made me a better person. In my view, children need clear rules, but more than that they need to learn

95、how to get 210 with other people and realize they are not the center of the world.196AIByouCsheDthey197AGive upBSit upCGet upDStay up198Ain publicBin orderCin surpriseDin person199AwonBshownCwastedDlost200AolderBricherCtallerDheavier201AsizesBmannersCmaterialsDdesigns202AifBbecauseCuntilDthough203Ac

96、ookedBeatenCpreparedDserved204AmoveBbookCleaveDlay205AforcedBallowedCwarnedDadvised206AlessonBtreatCchoiceDneed207AsimpleBinterestingCnormalDstrict208AcontributionBdirectionCintroductionDproduction209AprotectedBencouragedCpunishedDfooled (愚弄)210AalongBaboutCawayDacrossCloze 16阅读下面短文，从短文后所给各题的A、B、C、D

97、四个选项中，选出最佳选项。Nature is the greatest teacher in nursery schools of Scandinavia. All across Scandinavia small children are running wild! You can 211 them running through grassland, with dirt on their faces and small bags on their backs. You can also find them playing in small rivers or 212 trees. In N

98、orthern European countries, nature nursery schools are becoming better because research shows that these “nature” children are better in many ways than the children in normal nursery schools. 213 there are different themes in different school, nature nursery schools are most often built in a forest.

99、 A forest gives the perfect chance for a child to 214 a healthy body. The forest also offers many learning chances. Children can run around as much as they want and shout as loudly as they can. Children can use their 215 to the full, climbing, carrying and jumping. 216 the forest is filled with play

100、things: a stick can be a horse to ride or be used to direct traffic. Imagination can run wild through the trees. For these children, the world is full of 217 : rabbits and monkeys, wild flowers in spring, green plants in summer and falling leaves in autumn. What better way could there be to learn ab

101、out animals, plants and the 218 of the seasons? What better way to teach children about the world and protect the environment?Most often, such nursery schools are “ 219 ”. They buy environmentally-friendly products. In giving children a chance to develop a meaningful and friendly 220 with the natura

102、l world, it must be a daily practice for them to touch the earth, to hear birdsong and get to know animals and plants.211AfindBkeepCcountDprevent212Acutting downBcalming downCclimbing upDmaking up213AAlthoughBWhenCUnlessDUntil214AprotectBprovideCdevelopDdescribe215AbodiesBbrainsCfeetDneck216AInstead

103、BMoreoverCOtherwiseDHowever217AcolorsBpowerClifeDproblems218AcalendarBchangeCappearanceDbalance219AwhiteBblackCredDgreen220AdistanceBrelationshipCcompetitionDabilityCloze 17Do you know how words have an influence on others? Amy Beth Gardner chose a(n) 221 way to teach her daughter Breonna about this

104、. She wrote on Facebook, “My daughter will 222 middle school tomorrow. Weve prepared new uniforms, a new schoolbag and some other things for her. But tonight, just before bed, we did another pre-middle school 223 that is far more important than others.”Then she described 224 she took a tube (管) of t

105、oothpaste (牙膏) and asked her daughter to empty the toothpaste onto a plate. After she did so, Amy Beth asked her to put the toothpaste 225 into the tube. It was really a crazy request (要求), so Breonna 226 , “But I cant! It wont be like what it was before.”Amy Beth then gave an important 227 to her c

106、hild. “You will remember this toothpaste for the rest of your life. Your words have the power of life 228 death. As you go into middle school, you are going to see how much 229 your words carry. You are going to have the chance to use your words to hurt, wound and put down others. You are also going

107、 to have the chance to use your words to help, encourage and 230 others.”Amy Beth knows that 231 fails sometimes. But it is her duty to 232 her daughter to pay attention. Just like this toothpaste, once the words leave your 233 , you cant take them back.“Use your words carefully, Breonna. When other

108、s are misusing (滥用) their words, 234 your words. Please be aware of your gentleness and dont 235 to choose kindness.”221ApopularBspecialCdangerousDcommon222AvisitBstartCfinishDcontinue223AtaskBshowCchangeDresearch224AwhatBwhyChowDwhen225AawayBdownCupwardsDback226AliedBagreedCsmiledDanswered227Amessa

109、geBinformationCnewsDexperience228AbutBsoCorDnor229AsizeBheightCstrengthDwarmth230AharmBloveCtroubleDmeet231AsomeoneBnobodyCeveryoneDno one232AmakeBacceptCsuggestDremind233AmouthBheartCthoughtDmind234AspellBguardCrepeatDforget235AdecideBplanCforgetDrememberCloze 18One day a little boy decided to go o

110、n a journey. He wasnt quite sure how 236 his journey would take, so he packed a suitcase (行李箱). He started down the road very happily on his own, but then he noticed some deep holes in the road. He succeeded in going around them and kept on 237 .Suddenly some rocks started coming at him, some of whi

111、ch he could catch and throw away, some he could jump clear of, but others hit him and they 238 him. He could see the other roads from where he was and he saw his friends were on these roads. They were having a good time and their roads were 239 . Then this road stopped and right in front of him was

112、a very 240 cliff (悬崖).The little boy wanted to take that easy road and get to the end without cuts and bruises (伤痕), but he 241 to go on.He started 242 the cliff, sometimes he would slip and fall a little bit but he managed to insist on. Finally he got to the top. He was so 243 of himself.His friend

113、s were already there 244 and they asked, “What took you so long?” The little boy replied, “My journey was not an easy one. I had many obstacles (障碍) to overcome, 245 during my journey I learned that I have great 246 inside to carry on, and that I have courage. I learned to 247 that small voice insid

114、e me, my abilities, and myself. I learned that sometimes a 248 can be easy and sometimes very tough. I learned that 249 the hole is deep, I can climb back up the other side. The biggest thing I learned was not to 250 but to keep going forward to reach my goal.”The little boy turned to his friends, s

115、miled and asked them, “What did you learn on your journey?”236AsoonBlongCfarDmuch237AthinkingBrunningCwalkingDpicking238ArubbedBtrappedChurtDcovered239AbusyBwideCshortDeasy240AhighBlowCthinDthick241AdecidedBrefusedCagreedDfeared242AjumpingBclimbingCslidingDflying243AstrictBfondCpatientDproud244Await

116、ingBscreamingCsingingDcrying245AandBsoCbutDor246AlifeBstrengthCdreamDchance247ArecordBexplainCtellDtrust248AjourneyBtaskClifeDtrick249Anow thatBever sinceCeven thoughDas if250Atake offBgive upCbreak awayDlook upCloze 19Much of what we know and believe has been taught to us by others. We often 251 in

117、formation without spending much time thinking it over ourselves.Nowadays, we are 252 with lots of different ideas and beliefs (信念), but many of them are often contradictory (自相矛盾的). Psychologists tell us that if we 253 a specific belief enough times, or if it comes from someone we 254 , we will prob

118、ably decide that the belief is 255 . In these cases, we base our opinions on the opinions of 256 . If we dont come to our own conclusions, we become 257 more than parrots.Some people believe 258 they read and then share the story on the Internet without thinking about the 259 . All it takes is one q

119、uick click of the “ 260 ” button and the story travels on its way to 261 more unthinking readers. This can cause 262 problems.If we think more about what we see and try to 263 our own opinions, we will be more thoughtful, independent and creative. But 264 of us take the time to do this. Becoming awa

120、re (意识到的) of this fact is the first step toward changing our behavior. Hopefully, we can learn to judge (判断) 265 we read and hear on our own and make more reasonable (合理的) decisions.251AacceptBgiveCrefuseDexplore252AdealtBcomparedCpresentedDagreed253Athink outBhear aboutCcatch upDhang out254Arespect

121、BforgetCdislikeDdoubt255AfalseBdeepCfoolDtrue256AothersBotherCothersDanother257AeverythingBanythingCnothingDsomething258AhoweverBwhateverCwhereverDwhoever259AauthorsBcoversClettersDfacts260AbackBtopCshareDbottom261AwasteBpushCinfluenceDchallenge262AseriousBsmallCmagicDstrange263AlendBformChitDmove26

122、4AmanyBnoneCallDfew265AhowBwhenCwhatDwhyCloze 20阅读下面短文, 掌握其大意, 然后从每小题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中, 选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。I was going to buy some fruis and medicine for my 266 . After I parked my car, I went into the market. It wasnt as 267 as I had expected. Only a few people were shopping in it.In the market, I saw a

123、little girl 268 in a shopping cart(手推车). She looked to be 9 months old with blond curly hair and blue eyes.She is so lovely that I couldnt 269 my eyes away. Then I did what I always do with children. I gave her my best smile. I may have looked bit 270 , but it came from my heart.Ive learned that eve

124、ryone 271 a smile sometimes, even strangers at the market in a rush to get home.She took her time deciding just 272 to deal with smile. But finally, she smiled.I laughed and waved (挥手) goodbye. And she blew me a kiss.That put a smile on my face and then I got a smile in 273 from every shopper passed

125、.I was still smiling when I got home and 274 Id forgotten to get medicine. 275 , I didnt need it. My headache was gone. Want to change the world? Try smiling. In that simple 276 of everyones smiles, this tiring world would become a better place. 277 youre lucky, youll be blown a kiss and it may make

126、 your headache go away.266AheadacheBtoothacheCstomachacheDbackache267AscaredBbusyCquietDempty268AsittingBreadingCsleepingDselling269AthrowBsendCmoveDgive270AthirstyBangryChungryDcrazy271AneedsBhatesCmakesDgives272AwhyBhowCwhereDwhen273AfactBtotalCreturnDpublic274AdecidedBrealizedCdevelopedDreceived275ASadlyBGreatlyCBadlyDLuckily276AexcitementBconditionCexchangeDopinion277ASoBAsCButDIf