九年级英语下学期第13周末作业2Word文档格式.docx

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（）2.A.whatB.howC.when

（）3.A.theotherB.anotherC.other

（）4.A.SoB.BecauseC.when

（）5.A.onB.forC.after

（）6.A.ofB.aboutC.for

（）7.A.ButB.howeverC.Therefore

（）8.A.pastB.passC.history

（）9.A.roadB.ideasC.way

（）10.A.atB.inC.for

2）

JoanneisAmerican.Shehasneverbeenabroad,butshehasavery1life!

EverymorningshedrinksacupofblackcoffeefromItalyandeatssomemelon（瓜）fromThailandfor2.

At7.40am,sheusually3toworkinherJapanesecar.Onthewaytothepany,sheoftenlistenstosomeAustrianmusic.Ifthereisa4sheknows,sheusuallysingsalongwiththemusic.

Joanneisa5designer.Shelovesherjobverymuch.Sheusessilktomakeclotheswhicharesoldallaroundtheworld.Recentlyshehasputsome6forherclothesontheInternet7theycansellbetter.

Whenshegetshomeafter8,shespendsaboutfortyminutestakingherdogforawalkandthencooksdinner.Shelikesto9Chinesefood.Afterdinner,shelikestowatchKoreanfilmsonherDVDplayer.

OnSaturdayafternoon,JoannegoesoutwithherfriendLucy.Usually,theygotoanIndiandanceclasstogether.Afterthat,theyhaveaFrench10inarestaurant.

（）1.A.healthyB.ordinaryC.international

（）2.A.supperB.breakfastC.lunch

（）3.A.drivesB.walksC.rides

（）4.A.carB.songC.pany

（）5.A.gardenB.kitchenC.dress

（）6.A.advertisementsB.excusesC.requests

（）7.A.asifB.incaseC.sothat

（）8.A.schoolB.workC.supper

（）9.A.haveB.sellC.cook

（）10.A.danceB.mealC.decision

3）

WhenIwasyoung,myfatheralwaystookmetoplaybaseballintheparknexttoourneighborhood.

Onedayatthepark,awoman____1___ayoungboyinawheelchairstoppedtowatchusplay.Mydadwentoverandaskedifthechildcouldjoininour___2____.Thewomanexplainedthathersonhadpolio（小儿麻痹症）andwouldn’tbeabletogetoutofthechair.Butmydadplacedthebatintheyoungster’shand.Thenhe___3__outtome,“Anne,pitch（投）oneintous.”

Iaimedatthebatandlettheballfly.Theballmetwiththebatwithhelpofmydadandthechildscreamed（尖叫）with___4____.AsIturned,IheardmydadsingingTakeMeOuttotheBallGame.

Anhourlaterweallleftthefield,very___5____,butveryhappy.Dadtoldthemothertobringtheboy___6___thenextSaturdayandwewouldplayanothergame.

DadandIwereatthefieldthenextSaturdaybutthemotherandsonnevercame.Twentyyears

passed,withmydadgone,Ihadverymixedemotionsaboutleavingtheneighborhood.Beforemoving,IdecidedtowalkaroundtheparkwhereDadandIhad___7__somanyhappymoments.Twoteamswereonthefieldjustabouttostartagame.IwasintearsasIwatchedthechildrenplaythegame.

“Jeff,protectyourbase,”onecoachshouted.Icheeredtherunneronwhentheballwashitfarintotheoutfield.Thecoachturnedandsmiled,“Inever___8___I’deverbeacoachplayingonthisfield.Yousee,Ihadpolioasachildandhadtositinawheelchair.Withthehelpofaman,Iwasableto__9___theballandhearhimsingingthesong“TakeMeOuttotheBallGame”.Ibelievethatexperiencegavemethedesireto___10___again.IhopethatsomedayI’lllookupinthestandsandseethatmanandhisdaughteragain.Iwouldliketothankhim.”

（）1.A.puttingB.pushingC.carrying

（）2.A.teamB.classC.game

（）3.A.calledB.pointedC.ran

（）4.A.joyB.fearC.shame

（）5.A.thirstyB.hungryC.tired

（）6.A.upB.backC.out

（）7.A.spentB.savedC.arranged

（）8.A.realizedB.thoughtC.expected

（）9.A.hitB.kickC.catch

（）10.A.winB.walkC.play

4）

ItwasTom’sfirstvisittoEngland,andhewaslookingforwardtohisfirstjourneyonLondon’sUndergroundRailway.Againsttheadviceofhisfriends,hewasdeterminedtotravelalone.

He1thestationshortlyafterfiveo’clockintheafternoon.ThisisabadtimetotravelinLondon,becausecrowdsofpeoplegohomefromworkatthishour.Hehadtojoinalong2ofpeoplewhowerewaitingfortickets.Whenatlasthis3came,hehadsomedifficultyinmakinghimselfunderstoodbythemansellingtickets.However,hegottherightticketintheendand,byaskingpeopletheway,healsofoundtherightplatform.Itwaspackedtightwithpeople.Hedidnot4togetonthefirsttrain,buthewasabletomovenearertheedgeoftheplatformsoastobeinabetter5togetonthenextone.Whenthistraincamein,Tomwasforcedforwardontothetrainbythepushofpeoplefrombehind.Thedoorsclosedandthetrain6off.Hewasunabletoseethenamesofthestationswherethetrainstopped,butheknewthatthestationhewantedwasthesixth7alongtheline.Whenthetrainreachedthesixthstation,Tom8feelinggladthathisjourneyhadbeensoeasy.Buthesuddenly9thathehadetoastationhehadneverheardof.Heexplainedhisdifficultytoamanwhowasstandingontheplatform.Withasmileonhisface,theman10Tomthathehadcaughtatraingoingintheoppositedirection.

（）1.A.arrivedB.enteredC.reached

（）2.A.queueB.groupC.team

（）3.A.timeB.turnC.term

（）4.A.manageB.succeedC.fail

（）5.A.stateB.positionC.way

（）6.A.beganB.ranC.drove

（）7.A.stopB.placeC.rest

（）8.A.pushedoffB.putoffC.gotoff

（）9.A.followedB.realizedC.thought

（）10.A.toldB.saidC.advised

5）

Moneycanmakeyoufeelhappy,onlyifyouspenditina____1___way.

___2____anewcarmakesyouhappy.However,youwillforgetthisfeelingwhenthecargetsold.Butifyouspendtwodaysgoingonatrip,itismore___3___thatyouwillrememberthegreatexperience,andyouwillrememberthefeelingforalongtime.Anewstudyhasfoundthatspendingmoney___4____experiencesmakespeoplehappierthanonmaterialthings.

Formaterialthings,itisprobablythatyouwill__5___everysmallthing.Ifyoubuyanicehat,andsomeoneelsebuysonewith___6___money,itispossiblethatyoumaybeunhappythatyouspendsomuchmoney.Whenitestoexperiencesliketrips,youwon’tthinklikethat.Iftheexperienceisgenerallygood,youwillbehappywiththe__7___.

Materialthingscanbe___8_____moreeasily.Ifyoubuyaniphone6andthenseeamoresuitableone,youmay___9___buyingthefirstone,andthenlearnaboutanotherbetterrestaurant,youwillnotregretthefirstmeal.

Materialthingscancausejealousy（嫉妒）,___10____,ifyoubuyanewphoneandfindthatyourfriendhasabetterone,youwillfeelunhappy.Instead,ifyoutraveltoabeautifulplace,thennomatterwhereyourfriendshavegone,itwon’tmakethememoryofyourtriplesshappy.

（）1.A.hardB.convenientC.cleverD.casual

（）2.A.BuyingB.SellingC.BorrowingD.Lending

（）3.A.difficultB.possibleC.expensiveD.disappointed

（）4.A.withB.onC.inD.for

（）5.A.careaboutB.dependonC.lookforD.payfor

（）6.A.moreB.mostC.fewerD.less

（）7.A.prizeB.priceC.medalD.date

（）8.A.toldB.paredC.taughtD.chosen

（）9.A.regretB.refuseC.preferD.consider

（）10.A.AtfirstB.AfterallC.ForexampleD.Asfor

6）

Whatareyougoingtodoifyouareinaburninghouse?

Doyouknowhowto1yourself?

Pleasereadthefollowingpassage.

Knowingwhattododuringafirecansaveyourlife.It’s2toknowtherightwaytoescape,3exitsandstairways,butnotlifts.

Fromthelowerfloorsofbuildings,escapingfromthewindowsis4.Leavingfromwindowsmaygettheleastchanceofbeinghurt.Whenyouareonthesecondfloor,it’susuallynothighfromtheground.It’saboutthe5ofanadult.It’ssafertojumpoutofthehousethanto6init.

It’simportanttoprotectyourselfwhenyou’re7help.Besuretokeepthedoorclosed.Ifyoudon’tdothat,8mayeintotheroomwhereyouare.It’sharmfultoyou.Inthatcondition,you9keepyourheadlowtomakesurethatyoucanbreathefreshairratherthansmoke.

Ifyouareonhighfloors,y