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九年级英语中考专项复习之（完型填空）

M1Unit2Youshouldsmileather!

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Questionsandanswers

SendyourquestionstoDiana,theLanguageDoctor.

ManystudentsaskforadviceabouthowtoimprovetheirEnglish.Herearethreebasicquestions.

ThefirstquestionisaboutunderstandingEnglishfilmsandsongs.LihaofromHubeiwrote,”IlikewatchingEnglishfilmsandlisteningtoEnglishsongs,butIdon’tunderstandverymuch.WhatcanIdo?

”

WatchingfilmsandlisteningtosongsaregreatwaystolearnEnglish!

Watchandlistenseveraltimes,andguessthemeaningofthenewwords.Eachtimeyouwilllearnsomethingnew.Ialsoadviseyoutotalkaboutthefilmsorsongswithyourfriends.

Thesecondquestionisaboutspeaking.WangFanfromJilinwrote,”ourschoolhasateacherfromtheUS.IamshyandIamafraidtospeaktoher.WhatshouldIdo?

”

Youcansay,”Hello!

Howareyou?

”“DoyoulikeChina?

”Thesearegoodwaystostartaconversation.Andbeforeyoubegin,youshouldsmileather!

Rememberthis:

Don’tbeshy.Justtry.

Thethirdquestionisaboutvocabulary.ZhangLeifromAnhuiwrote,”Iwritedownnewwords,butIforgetthemquickly.HowcanIrememberthem?

”

Donotworry,itisnaturaltoforgetnewwords!

IsuggestyouwritefourorfivewordsadayonpiecesofpaperandplacethemIyourroom.Readthewordswhenyouseethem,andtrytousethem.

M2Unit2Cambridge,LondonandEngland

ByTonySmith

IcomefromCambridge,abeautifulcityintheeastofEngland.Itis___1___theRiverCamandhasapopulationofabout120,000.Myhometownisespeciallyfamousfor2university.Manyfamouspeoplestudiedhere,suchasIsaacNewtonandCharlesDarwin.Therearelotsofoldbuildingsandchurches3.Studentsandtouristsenjoytrips4theriverbyboat.

Cambridgeis80kilometresfromLondon.LondonisinthesouthofEnglandanditisontheRiverThames.Ithasapopulationofaboutsevenandahalfmillion,soitis5andbusierthanCambridge.Itisabout2000yearsold,anditis6BigBenBuckinghamPalaceandTowerBridge.

England7ispartofanisland,andyouarealwaysnearthesea.Thesmallvillagesandbeachesonthecoastarepopularforholidays.Touristsliketheareasoflowmountainsandbeautifullakesinthenorth,andthehillsandprettyvillagesinthesouth.8inEngland,youwillnoticehowgreenthecountrysideis.

Itisneververyhotinsummer9verycoldinwinter.SocomeandseeEnglandanytimeoftheyear,butbring10umbrellawithyou.Youwillneeditmostdays.

1.A.atB.byC.onD.along

2.A.it’sB.itC.itsD./

3.A.tovisitB.visitsC.visitingD.visited

4.A.alongB.onC.byD.in

5.A.bigB.biggerC.busierD.busy

6.A.famousforB.famousasC.famoustoD.famous

7.A.itB.itsC.itselfD.it’s

8.A.SomewhereB.NowhereC.EverywhereD.Where

9.A.orB.andC.butD.so

10.A.anB.theC.aD./

M3Unit2Traininghard

ItisSaturdaytomorrow,butIamgoingtoschool.Iamnotgoingforlessons,but1football.Iaminourschoolteamandwearegoingtoplayagainst2schoolnextweek.Thepracticestartsat10am.Weallarriveasearlyaswecan3wehavetimetowarmup.Wearetraining4thanusualbecausetheotherteambeatuslastyear.Thisyearwewanttodobetter.

Itismoredifficult5inwinterbecausethedaysareshortandtheweatheriscoldtoo.Itgetsdarkearlier,soitisimportantnottobelateforafter-schoolpractice.

Ourcoachispleased6weareplayingbetterasateamnow.lastyearwewere7carelesswhenwepassedtheballandwelosttotheotherteam8thefinalmatch.Whatapity!

Thisyearwearetrainingmorecarefully.Thatmeanswehaveabetterchanceofwinning.

Thefanclubhas9peoplethisyear.wehopetoplaywellsothatwehavemorefans10thematches.Itisgoodtohaveourfansaround.Theycheerusonloudlyandwefeelmoreconfidenttowinthegame.

1.A.toplayB.playingC.playD.played

2.A.theotherB.othersC.otherD.another

3.A.sothatB.inordertoC.becauseD.but

4.A.hardB.harderC.hardlyD.hardest

5.A.topracticeB.practicesC.practicingD.practice

6.A.butB.becauseC.soD.or

7.A.sometimesB.sometimesC.sometimeD.sometime

8.A.byB.inC.alongD.for

9.A.fewB.fewerC.lessD.little

10.A.watchesB.watchingC.watchD.towatch

M4Unit2Whatisthebestwaytotravel?

Question:

WhatisthebestwaytotravelfromLondontoAmsterdam?

IamplanningtotravelfromLondontoAmsterdam.1doesthejourneytakeandwhatisthebestwaytotravel?

Couldyoupleasetellmeaboutthetrainsorships2?

Themoreinformation,thebetter.Thanks!

Bestanswer:

therearefourwaystotravel.

Ajourneybytrainis3thanbycoach,butalotmoreexpensive.Whenyougobytrain,buyyourticketalongtime4youtravel.Itisusuallycheaper.

YoucangobycarandbyshipacrosstheNorthSea.Thisisthemostcomfortablewaytotravel5themostexpensive.Bookyourticketbeforeyoubookyourhotel.RememberthatparkinginAmsterdamisveryexpensive,6stayoutsidethecitycentreandtravelinbybusorbytrain.

Thethirdchoiceis7coach.Thisisusuallythecheapest,butinsummer,thecoaches8getcrowded!

Andittakesyouabouttwelvehourstogetthere.However,itwillnotcost____9____goingbytrain.

Finally,youcanfly.Itisthefastestandthesecondcheapest,butyoumayhavetowaitforhoursattheairport10badweather.

Well,Ihopethishelps!

Haveagreattrip!

1.A.HowoftenB.HowlongC.HowsoonD.Howfar

2.A.gettingthereB.toarriveatthereC.togetthereD.toreach

3.A.morerelaxingB.morerelaxedC.relaxingD.relaxed

4.A.afterB.beforeC.assoonasD.while

5.A.orB.neitherC.eitherD.butalso

6.A.soB.andC.butD.or

7.A.onB.inC.byD.up

8.A.sometimesB.sometimeC.sometimeD.sometimes

9.A.ascarefulasB.asmuchasC.aslittleasD.ascomfortableas

10.A.becasueofB.becauseC.dowithD.comparewith

M5Unit2ItdescribesthechangesinChinesesociety.

TeahouseisoneofLaoShe’smostfamousplays.He1itin1957.TheplayhasthreeactsandshowsthelivesofcommonpeopleinChinafromtheendofthenineteenthcenturytothemiddleofthe2

century.IttellsusthestoryofWangLifaandthecustomersof___3__teahouseinBeijing.ItdescribesthechangesinChinesesociety__4fiftyyears.

LaoShewasborninBeijingin1899.Hismothersenthimto5in1913.Afterfinishingschoolin1918,hebecameaheadteacherofaprimaryschool.In1924,LaoShelefthomeandwenttoEngland.HetaughtChineseatacollegeinLondonand6Chinafiveyearslater.Hewrotemanyplays,novelsandshortstoriesaboutpeople’slives,andwasnamed“thePeople’sArtist”.LaoSheisoneof___7__Chinesewritersofthetwentiethcentury.

LaoSheTeahouse

____8___LaoSheTeahousetoday,customerscandrinkteaandteadeliciousBeijingfood.9youliketheBeijingOpera,traditionalmusicormagicshows,youcanenjoy10attheteahouse.LaoSheTeahousegivesawarmwelcometoeveryonefromallovertheworld.

1.A.wroteB.writesC.writingD.haswritten

2.A.twentyB.twelfthC.twentiethD.twelve

3.A.itsB.hersC.herD.his

4.A.overB.aboutC.inD.with

5.A.theteacher’sschoolB.ateacher’sschool

C.ateachers’schoolD.theteachers’school

6.A.returnsB.returnedtoC.returnstoD.returned

7.A.thegreatestB.agreaterC.thegreaterD.agreatest

8.A.OfB.OnC.AtD.Outside

9.A.BeforeB.AfterC.IfD.Whether

10.A.itB.themC.itsD.their

M6unit2TheWWFisworkinghardtosavethemall.（2010阅读）

Ananimalindanger

Pandasareindanger.Thereareonlyabout1600pandasinthewildtoday.Zoosandresearchcentresarelookingafterabout340pandas.Pandasdonothavemanybabies,andbabypandasoftendie.Thesituationisgettingverydifficult.Scientistsaredoingalotofresearchtohelppandasproducemorebabiesandhelpbabypandaslive.

Thepanda’shome

PandasliveintheforestsandmountainsofSouthwestChina.Eachpandaneedstoeatalotofbambooeveryday.Thebambooforestsaregettingsmaller,sopandasarelosingtheirhome.

Natureparksforpandas

Inordertoprotectpandasinthewild,thegovernmentissettingupnatureparksanddevelopingotherplans.Thenatureparkswillbebigandtherewillbemorebambootofeedthepandas.Pandasborninzoosmaygobacktoliveinthenatureparks.

WWFandanimalsindanger

TheWorldWideFundforNature（WWF）wantstoprotectallanimals.Anditchosethepandatobeitssymbol.Wedonotwanttolosetigers,elephantsoranyotheranimals,sotheWWFisworkinghardtosavethemall.

M7Unit2Shewasthinkingabouthercat.

Alicewassittingwithhersisterbytheriverandhersisterwasreadingabook.Alicehadnothingtodo.Onceortwiceshelookedintohersister’sbook,“Andwhatisabookfor,”thoughtAlice,“withoutpicturesorconversations?

”suddenlyawhiterabbitwithpinkeyesranby.

Therewasnothingstrangeaboutthat.sheheardtherabbitsay,“Ohdear!

Oh,dear!

I’llbelate!

”Andshedidn’tthinkitwasstrange.Thentherabbittookawatchoutofitspocketandlookedatit,Arabbitwithapocketandawatch?

Alicegotupandranacrossthefieldafterit.Shesawitgodownalargerabbitholeintheground.

ThenAlicewentdownafterit,butneverthoughtabouthowshewasgoingtogetoutagain.Shefoundthatshewasfallingdownavery,verydeephole.Itwastoodarkforhertoseeanything.Shewasfallingforalongtime.Whileshewasfalling,shewasthinkingabouthercat,Dinah.Suddenlyshelandedonsomedryleaves.

1.AB.C.D.

2.AB.C.D.

3.AB.C.D.

4.AB.C.D.

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10.AB.C.