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九年级英语完形填空专项练习
1、Anoldmanlivedaloneinatown.Hewantedtodiguphispotatogarden,butitwasvery 41 w
ork.Hisonlyson,whoalways 42 himinthepast,wastheninprison(监狱).Sotheoldmanwrotealettertohissonandsaid:
Dearson,IamfeelingprettybadbecauseitlookslikeIwon'tbeableto 43 potatoesinmygardenthisyear.I 44 tomissdoingitbecauseyourmotheralwayslovedplantingtime.I'mjustgettingtoooldtodigupagarden.Ifyouwerehere,allmy 45 wouldbeover.Iknowyouwoulddigupthegardenforme 46 youweren'tinprison.
Love,Dad
Soontheoldman 47 aletter,"Dad,don'tdigupthegarden!
That'swhereIburied(埋藏)theguns!
”
At4a.m.thenextmorning,some 48 cameanddugupthewholegardenwithoutfindinganygun.Theoldmanwas 49 andwroteanothernotetohisson.Hetoldhimwhathadhappened,and 50 himwhattodonext.
Hisson'sreplywas,"Goaheadandplantyourpotatoes,Dad.It's
thebestIcoulddoforyou
fromhere.”
41.A.hard B.interesting C.simple D.boring
42.A.taught B.helped C.changed D.stopped
43.A.cook B.dig C.put D.plant
44.A.hope B.forget C.hate D.decide
45.A.trouble B.illness C.danger D.fear
46.A.if B.unless C.because D.when
47.A.wrote B.received C.sent D.read
48.A.friends B.neighbours C.policemen D.prisoners
49.A.ill B.lucky C.surprised D.sorry
50.A.told B.called C.invited D.asked
2、MissWilliamswasateacher,andtherewerethirtysmallchildreninherclass.Theywereverynice,andMissWilliamsliked 1 ofthem,buttheyoftenlostclothes.Itwaswinter,andtheweatherwasverycold.Thechildren’smothersalways 2 themtoschoolwithwarmcoatsandhatsandgloves(手套).Thechildrencameintotheclassroominthemorningand 3 theircoatsandhatsandgloves.They 4 theircoatsandhatsonhooks(钩子)onthewall,andtheirglovesinthepocketsof 5 coats.
6 TuesdayMissWilliamsfoundtwosmallblueglovesonthefloorintheevening,andinthemorningshesaidtothechildren,“ 7 glovesarethese?
”,but 8 answered.ThenshelookedatDick.“Haven’tyougotbluegloves,Dick?
”sheaskedhim.
“Yes,Miss,”heanswered,“butthey 9 bemine.I 10 mine.”
( )1.A.both B.all C.some D.none
( )2.A.sent B.carried C.take D.put
( )3.A.puton B.putup C.tookoff D.tookaway
( )4.A.took B.brought C.carried D.put
( )5.A.his B.her C.our D.their
( )6.A.Onlast B.Last C.Inlast D.Atlast
( )7.A.Which B.Who C.Whose D.What
( )8.A.none B.noone C.notone D.nothing
( )9.A.mustn’t B.can’t C.couldn’t D.shouldn’t
( )10.A.havelost B.amlosing C.willlose D.lost
3、Shynessmeansfeelingfrightenedwhenyouarearoundotherpeople.Somechildrenare
36 shy.Somebecomeveryshylaterbecauseoftheirlifeexperience. 37 ,everybodygetsalittleshysometimes.It’sjusthowmuchtheyfeelshy.
Mostpeoplehaveredfacesandtalkin 38 sentenceswhenthey
areshy.Butsomebecome 39 shythattheywon’tgotoarestaurantbecausetheyaretoonervoustoorderandpay 40 theirfood.Someareafraidofmeeting 41 people,sotheyseldomgooutside.Thiskindofshynesscanbe 42 foraperson.
Ifshynessdoesn’tstopyoufromdoingsomethingyouwanttodo,beingshyisn’tabig
43 .Someexpertssayshypeoplearegoodatworkingbecausetheythinkmoreand 44
less.Butremembernottoletgoodopportunities(机会)passyoubyjustbecauseofit.Ifyouhavetosingasongatabirthdaypartyorgivesomeperformancesinfrontofothers,justdoit.There’s 45 tobeafraidof.
36.A.shown B.born C.thought D.seen
37.A.
Soonerorlater B.Sofar C.InfactD.Firstofall
38.A.broken B.strange C.different D.boring
39.A.very B.too C.quite D.so
40.A.to B.for C.of D.with
41.A.new B.foreign C.old D.friendly
42.A.good B.helpful C.bad D.usual
43.A.question B.example C.excuse D.problem
44.A.do B.talk C.get D.sleep
45.A.something B.everything C.nothing D.much
4、 Fearsaresomethingweallhave. Youneedtofaceyourfearsandtogetoverthem.However,it'seasier (41) thandone.Runningawayfromyourfearsdoesn’tmakethemleaveItjustmakesthem (42) …thanever.We'renevergoingtobe (43) fearlesseverythingwe do,butwecanatleastbemorefearlessand (44)
Whatarethefearsthatscareyoumuch?
Checkwhattheyareandgetthem (45)intheopen.Aretheythings (46) heightorsnakes?
Areyouafraidtotalktogirlorboy?
Ar.youso (47) thatyouarefearingonsayingthewrongthing?
Thesearecommonfearsthat (48) yourdailylives.
Beforeyoucanfacethem,youneedtolearnmoreabout (49) makesyoufearfulofthesesituationsCommunicatingyourfearoneway.Otherpeoplemaybeableto(50) your anxiety(焦虑)becausetheyknowsomethingyoudon’t.Itcouldhefrom8past (51) , somethingthatyoucouldneverforgetandhasmadeyoufearful (52) then
Tofacefears,youhaveto (53) insomething.It'saveryhealthywayoflettingyoufeel asifnothingcango(54) Whenyoufeelthatway,youmayheabletothink (55) aboutyourfears.Youwillbeable10believethateverythingwillbeokay.Everythingdoesendupbeingokay.
41.Acalled B.acted C.dreamed D.said
42.A.louder Bsillier C.brighter D.bigger
43.A.similarly B.specially C.completely D.strongly
44.A.honest B.confident C.patient Denergetic
45.A.out B.below C.about Daway
46A.like B.behind C.among Dabove
47.A.free B;shy C.polite D.peaceful
48.A.wonder B.pretend C.influence D.save
49.A.who B.why Cwhere D.what
50.A.remind B.realise C.represent D.receive
51'.A.season B.expression C.subject D.experience
52.A.before B.since C.after D.until
53.A.believe B.suggest C.dream D.succeed
54.A.guilty B.wrong C.direct D.correct
55.A.mostly B.fairly C.differently D.gently
5、Booksareourgreatestfriends.They31usstoriesofeverycountryintheworld.Theygiveusallkindsof 32.
Lifeisshort.Onecannotknowandsee33intheworld.34-thehelpofbooks,oneisabletoknowwhathappenedthousandsofyearsagoand35ishappeningineverypartoftheworldnow.Booksgiveusnotonlyknowledge 36 pleasure.Readinggoodbooksisthebestwayof_37 ourfreetime.Andmanybeautifulstoriesforchildrenare38andfullofwisdom(智慧).
Allthegreatmen39books.Knowledgefrombookshelpsthemtosucceed,becausebooksarethesource(源泉)ofknowledgeandknowledgeisthesourceof 40.
31.A.say B.talk C.Tell
32.A.knowledge B.food C.exercise
33.A.nothing B.everything C.something
34.A.With B.Under C.At
35.A.how B.when C.what
36.A.and B.butalso C.aswellas
37.A.spending B.taking C.costing
38.A.interest B.interested C.interesting
39.A.love B.hate C.dislike
40.A.friendship B.success C.Failure
6、OnesummereveningasIwascakingdinner,therewasaknockatthedoor.I 41 itandsawatrulybad-lookingman.Buthisvoicewas 42 ashesaid."Goodevening.Icometoseeifyouhavea 43
forjustonenight.Icameforatreatmentthismorningfromeasternshore,andthere'snobustillnextmorning."Hetoldmehehadbeenhunting(寻找)butwithno 44 .1toldhimwewouldfindhimabed,buttorestontheporch(门廊).Iwentinsideandprepared(准备)dinner.Whenwewereready,Iaskedhimifhewouldliketo 45 us."No,thankyou.Ihaveplenty."WhenIhad 46 thedinner,Iwentouttotalkwithhim.Itdidn'ttakealongtimetoseethatthisoldmanhadoversize(过大的)heartcrowdedthattinybody.Hetoldmehefishedforalivingto 47 hisdaughter,herfivechildren,andherhusband,whowashopelesslydisabledfromabackinjury.Atbedtime,we 48 abedinthechildren'sroomforhim.Onhisnexttrip,asagift,bebroughtabigfishandsomefreshoysters(牡蛎)Ihadneverseen.Intheyearshecameto 49 overnightwithus,andtherewasneveratimehedidnotbringussomefishorvegetablesfromhisgarden.
Iknowourfamilywill
alwaysbethankfultohaveknownhim,fromhimwelearnwhatwastoacceptthebadwithoutacomplaintandthegood 50 thanks.
41.A.felt B.opened C.repaired D.painted
42.A.boring B.angry C.scary D.pleasant
43.A.room B.bus C.television D.cake
44.A.success B.dinner C.job D.problem
45.A.call B.