新目标九年级reading完形填空练习.docx

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新目标九年级reading完形填空练习

新目标英语九年级Reading

Unit1

Howtowedealwithourproblem?

Richorpoor,youngorold,weallhaveproblems.Andunlesswedealwithourproblems,wecan1becomeunhappy.2ourproblemscanaffecthowwedoatschool.Itcanalsoinfluencethewaywebehavewithourfamilies.So3dealwithourproblems?

Therearemanyways.

Bylearningtoforget

Mostofushaveprobablybeenangry4ourfriends,parentsorteachers.Perhapstheysaidsomethingyoudidn’tlike,oryou5theywereunfair.Sometimes,peoplecanstayangryforyearsaboutasmallproblem.Timegoes6,andgoodfriendshipsmay7.

Whenweareangry,however,weareusuallythe8.Perhapswehaveseenyoungchildren9together.Sometimestheyhave10anddecide11eachother.However,thisusuallydoesnotlastforlong.Thisisanimportantlesson12us:

wecan13aproblembylearningtoforget.

Byregardingproblemsaschallenges

Manystudentsoftencomplainaboutschool.Theymightfeeltheyhave14worktodosometimes,orthinktherulesaretoostrict.Wemustlearnhowtochangethese“problems”15“challenges”.Educationisanimportantpartofour16.Asyoungadults,itisourduty17ourbesttodealwitheachchallengeinoureducation18thehelpofourteachers.

By19somethingworse

Bycomparingyourself2021people,youwillfindyourproblemsarenotsoterrible.ThinkaboutStephenHawking,forexample,averycleverscientist,22regardshismanyphysicalproblems23unimportant.Hecan’twalk24evenspeak,buthehasbecomeveryfamousandsuccessful.Weareprobablyquitehealthyandsmart.Let'snotworryaboutourproblems

（）1.A.easyB.easilyC.simpleD.simply

（）2.A.WorryingaboutB.ToworryabouC.worryabouD.worry

（）3.A.howwedoB.howdoweC.whatdoweD.whatwedo

（）4.A.onB.atC.ToD.with

（）5.A.feelB.feltC.wereD.fell

（）6.A.downB.upC.byD.on

（）7.A.belostB.lostC.loseD.arelose

（）8.A.oneseffectedB.OneaffectedC.maneffectD.onesaffected

（）9.A.playingB.toplayC.playD.played

（）10.A.disagreeB.disagreementsC.disagreementD.agree

（）11.A.tonottalktoB.nottosaytoC.nottotalktoD.nottotellto

（）12.A.forB.toC.atD.on

（）13.A.solvedB.solveC.answerD.answered

（）14.A.toomuchB.muchtooC.toomanyD.manytoo

（）15.A.inB.intoC.toD.onto

（）16.A.DevelopedB.DevelopingC.developD.development

（）17.A.tryingB.totryC.triedD.tries

（）18.A.withB.toC.onD.in

（）19.A.thinkingofB.thinkupC.thinkingoverD.thinkof

（）20.A.withB.toC.atD.in

（）21.A.othersB.otherC.theotherD.theothers

（）22.A.whoB.whichC.thatD.what

（）23.A.asB.atC.inD.to

（）24.A.andB.orC.thenD.but

（）25.A.nottoworryB.notworryC.nottoworryaboutD.notworryabout

Unit2

Heusedtocausealotoftrouble.

MartinMurrayisa1boy.He2bea“problemchild”,butarecentconversation3hismotherchangedhislife.Hedidn’tusetogivehismother4problems.However,afterhis56afewyearsago,Martin’slifebecame7moredifficult.Hismothercouldn’taffordto8forherchild’seducation.9this,shehadtowork,and10wasnotoftenathome.

Hismother11himas12asshecould.Unfortunately,Martinstillcausedproblemsforhim-selfandhisfamily.Hewasnotinterestedin13,andheoftengotintotrouble14thepolice.Luckily,hismotherwasverypatient,anddidn’tgiveup15tohelphim.16theend,shemadeadifficult17:

18himtoaboy’sboardingschool.Martinhateditand19causealotoftrouble.Oneday,hetoldhisteacherhewantedtoleavetheschool.EventheteacheragreedthatMartinwas20histime.

Theheadteachersaiditwasnecessary21withhismother.Martincalledhismother,buttohissurprise,thisphonecallchangedhislife.“ItwasexactlywhatIneeded,”hesaid.“Mymotherhelpedmetounderstand22shehadgivenme.Shealsotoldmethat23myfatherwasnolongerwithus,hewaswatchingme,andwouldalwaystakeprideineverythinggoodIdo.That’swhenIdecidedtochange.Irealizethatsincemyfatherdied,Ihavebeenafraidofbeingalone,andhavetriedtomakemymotherpaymoreattentiontome.”

NowMartinhasreallychanged.Hehasbeenworkinghard,andisnowatopstudentinhisclass.Howwasheabletochange?

Hismother’slovehelpedhimtofeelgoodabouthimself,andasMartinhimselfsays,“It’sveryimportantforparentstobetherefortheirchildren.”

（）1.A.fifteenyearsoldB.fifteen-year-oldC.fifteen-years-oldD.fifteen-yearsold

（）2.A.usedtoB.wasusedtoC.wasusedforD.wasusedas

（）3.A.andB.orC.withD.but

（）4.A.muchB.manyC.alittleD.abitof

（）5.A.father’sB.fatherC.mother’sD.mother

（）6.A.dyingB.diedC.deadD.death

（）7.A.muchB.veryC.quiteD.muchto

（）8.A.payB.takeC.spendD.cost

（）9.A.DoingB.TodoC.DoneD.Did

（）10.A.soB.thenC.butD.or

（）11.A.lookedlikeB.lookedforC.lookedafterD.lookedup

（）12.A.niceB.OKC.goodD.well

（）13.A.studyB.studyingC.tostudyD.studied

（）14.A.withB.onC.toD.in

（）15.A.triedB.tryC.tryingD.totry

（）16.A.InB.AtC.ByD.On

（）17.A.decideB.decisionC.todecideD.deciding

（）18.A.sendB.tosendC.sendingD.sent

（）19.A.wasusedtoB.wasusedforC.usedtoD.getusedto

（）20.A.wastingB.wastedC.wastesD.towaste

（）21.A.totalkB.talkingC.talkedD.talks

（）22.A.howmanyB.howmuchC.howD.what

（）23.A.eventhoughB.ifC.atD.in

（）24.A.everythinggoodB.goodeverythingC.everythingwellD.welleverything

（）25.A.aloneB.beingaloneC.lonelyD.isalone

Unit3

ShouldIbeallowedtomakemyowndecisions?

Manyteenagershavehobbies.Butsometimesthesehobbiescanget1ofschoolwork,andparentsmight2theirchild’s3atschool.Teenagersoftenthinktheyshould4practicetheirhobbiesas5astheywant.Doyouagree?

LiuYu,a6fromShandong,isa7star.Heisinhisschoolrunningteam,andhasalwayswantedtobeaprofessionalathlete.However,hisparentswon’tallowhimtotrainasmuchashe8.“OfcoursewewanttoseeLiuYu9hisdreams,”saysMrLiu,“andweknowhowmuchhelovesrunning.That’sgreat,andmywifeandIhavewatchedhimin10ofhisraces.Wehave11againstrunning!

Butwe12thinkaboutthatoursonneedstoberealistic.Nowheisgetting13,andheneedstothinkaboutwhatwillhappenifhe14becomeaprofessionalrunnerintheend.”

LiuYudoesn’treallyagree.“Well,IthinkIshouldbeallowedto15decisionsformyself,”hesays.“Myparentshavealwaystaughtmetheimportanceof16hardandnotjust17whatIenjoy.Iunderstandthis.ButI’mserious18running.19aprofessionalrunneristheonlythingIhave20wantedtodo.”

MrandMrsLiubelievethatLiuYushouldstudyhard21theevenings,andsotheydon’tallowhim2223schoolnights.“Iknowthismightseemstrict,”saysMrsLiu,“butwethinkwe’redoingtherightthing.Hehastounderstandthatveryfewpeoplecanbecomeprofessionalathletes.It’saverydifficultdreamtoachieve.Wedon’tallowhimtopracticeeverydaybecausewethinkheneedstospendtime24hishomework.”

ButLiuYustilldoesn’tagree.“Iknowmyparentscareaboutme,”hesays.“ButtheyarealwaystalkingaboutwhatwillhappenifIdon’tsucceed.ButIwillsucceed!

IthinkIshouldbeallowedtomakethisdecisionformyself.OnlythenwillIhaveachanceofachievingmydream.”

（）1.A.inthewayofB.onthewayC.bythewayD.intheway

（）2.A.worryaboutB.worryC.worriedaboutD.worriesabout

（）3.A.succeedB.orC.successfullD.successfully

（）4.A.allowtoB.allowedtoC.areallowedtoD.beallowedto

（）5.A.moreB.fewC.muchD.many

（）6.A.fifteen-years-oldB.fifteen-year-oldC.fifteenyearoldD.fifteenyeasrold

（）7.A.runB.runningC.ranD.runner

（）8.A.wouldlikeB.wouldliketoC.likeD.would

（）9.A.achieveB.cometrueC.toachieveD.tocometrue

（）10.A.oneB.everyC.everyoneD.everyone

（）11.A.somethingB.nothingC.anythingD.everything

（）12.A.doB./C.doesD.did

（）13.A.eldB.olderC.oldD.elder

（）14.A.won’tB.doesn’tC.willD.don’t

（）15.A.makeB.doC.didD.makes

（）16.A.toworkB.worksC.workingD.worked

（）17.A.todoB.doingC.didD.does

（）18.A.ofB.aboutC.atD.in

（）19.A.BeingB.TobeC.IsD.Be

（）20.A.neverB.everC.yetD.already

（）21.A.inB.onC.atD.to

（）22.A.topracticerunningB.practicerunC.practicingtorunD.topracticerun

（）23.A.inB.onC.atD.to

（）24.A.inB.onC.atD.to

（）25.A.carefortB.careaboutC.careonD.careat

Unit4

Whatwouldyoudoif...?

MartinRobinsonisafamousdoctor1hasalotofexperience2teenagers.Hisnewbook,WhatWouldYouDoIf…?

3lastmonth.Itgives4whattodoinlotsofdifferentsituations.Herearetwopagesfromthebook.

Accidents

Question1:

Whatwouldyoudoifyoucutyourself5?

Doctor:

Youshouldcoverthecut6acleanclothandpressithard.Ifit’sadeepcut,youshould7adoctor.

Question2:

Ifmygrandmother8,andwasn’t9,10hurrytocallthehospitalfirst.Isthatcorrect?

Doctor:

Yes,speedisveryimportant.Getthe11first,thenmakehercomfortableandstaywithher.

Question3:

Whatwouldyoudoifyouburnedyourselfbyaccident?

Doctor:

Well,first1213baditis.Thenputthe14areaundercold15water.

Question4:

Whatwouldyoudoifyouinjuredyourkneewhilerunning?

Doctor:

IfI