复习9完形填空

1、复习九完形填空(A)Mrs Yuan is a writer. She' s _1_ and often helps the poor. One _2day, on the way to her office, she seesan old man _3_ on the gro und. She comes to him and helps him _4_ and buys some porridge and bread forhim. The old man eats up the food quickly and _5_ her very much. Then she asks,“

2、 Where do ycGrandpa? ”"I have no _6, madam, ” says the old man."I _7_ sleep ouhsise ao Idighyisi”“ How old are you? ”"Ninetytwo. ”Mrs Yuan becomes _8_ and goes on asking," Why don ' t you live in the old people' s house? ”have a son, ” says the old man.“ They ' ve nev

3、er taken a person who has children.”"Where is your son, then? ”“ He has no children, _10he can live in the old people' s"It ' s un不公平)! ” says Mrs Yuan. She overcome克服)a lot of difficulties and at last helps him live inthe old people ' s house.()1.A. richB. kindC. badD.poor()2.

4、A. snowyB. rai nyC. cloudyD.sunny()3.A. walk ingB. runningC. jumpi ngD. lyi ng()4.A. get upB. look upC. sit upD.get on()5.A. tha nksB. likesC. asksD.says()6.A. farmB. treesC. clothesD.home()7.A. mustB. have toC. shouldD.can()8.A. sadB. gladC. surprisedD.happy()9.A. AsB. BecauseC. Si neeD.When()10 .A

5、. butB. soC. orD.and(B)Tokyo is Japan ' 1s It ' s a modern, busy and noisy city.2_ ten million people live in and around Tokyo. And there are many good 3 in the city. The underground is wonderful and it' 4s veryThe food and entertainment(娱乐)in Tokyo are wonderful,5 .Young people 6 go to

6、Shinjuku.There, they can meet 7frien ds, go dancing, and have dinner. Older people enjoy theatre and art. Kabuki is a1 his mother. His mother had totraditi onal kind of theatre.8 likes going shopp ing in Gin za.There is so much 9and to do in Tokyo. You can always10there.()1. A. cou ntryB. capitalC.

7、home tow nD. town()2. A. More thanB. MoreC. Ma nyD. Much()3. A. worksB. workC. jobsD. job()4. A. dan gerousB.dangerC. safelyD. safe()5. A. alsoB. tooC. eitherD. so()6. A. likeB. would likeC. like toD. are like()7. A. andB. toC. withD. about()8. A. NoneB. No oneC. EverybodyD. All people()9. A. see in

8、gB.seesC. seeD. to see()10. A. have funB.happyC. busyD. have time(C)There was a little poor boy in a small village(村寸庄).He livedwork day after day .In the morning sheOne day she was ill in bed, the box. Go to the park with these and2 cakes. In the evening she was back with some 3There are one hun dr

9、ed cakes in6you fin ish4 she gave a box to her son and said,5 them all. Now liste n, come back earlyThere were a lot of people there. The boy got to the park, ope ned the box and cried,s! Cakes! The7 cakes in the country!A woman had a cake.any other cake. It is the most delicious of all."Oh, it

10、 ' s really delicious! 8 ” Stteaoried. 'by Maalylpecplshe said. Some wan ted three cakesCake“Itand 9 wan ted five. After a little time, there were n ot any cakes in the box, but one 币)in it. How happy the little boy was!10 coi ns(硬()1. A. withB. like()2. A. hadB. ate()3.A. cakes B. food()4.A

11、. becauseB. so()5.A. buyB.giveC. atC. madeC. childre nC. butC. sell(卖)D. fromD. gotD. moneyD. afterD. make()6.A. andB. soC. afterD. before(B. betterC. bestD. nice()8.A .n icerB. the ni cestC. the bestD. the nicer()9.A.a no therB.othersC. otherD. the others()10. A. hu ndredsB.hun dredC. roundD. brigh

12、t(D)Old Henry is my neighbour. He was a happy man before. _1_ is wife and son died in a traffic accident last year, he cha nged. He always sat in the park, doing nothing and look ing _2_.I wan ted to help him, so I ofte n _3_him on weeke nds. When I had time, I would _4 his room and cookedfor him. W

13、e liste ned to music, sang old son gs, played computer games or walked in the park together. I _5_bought him a pretty pet dog. He walked the dog after supper every day. I made Old Henry happy aga in.One day, he decided to do _6_ for others. Now whe n he takes exercise in the park and finds rubbish,

14、he will pick it up and throw it into a rubbish bin. He _7some trees and flowers in the community (社区).He alsohelps his neighbours to _8 their children when they are busy with work. Sometimes he tells the childreninteresting stories. All the children are _9_ this kind grandfather. Old Henry thinks he

15、lping others is to _10_ himself because it can bring happ in ess to him.ABCD()1 WhileSoAfterUn til()2 excitedsurprisedgladsad()3 hurtvisitedtaughtleft()4 buildwashpai ntclea n()5 oftenn everalsoaga in()6 anythingsometh ingnothingeveryth ing()7 enjoysburnscutspla nts()8 look forlook atlook uplook aft

16、er()9 careful aboutworried aboutafraid offond of()10 hurthelppushfind(E)There are seven days in a week. Some days are people' s favourite, but some are not. In the United States, Moiis the begi nning of the weekday. It is the day most America ns like least. And it is certa in that the day they l

17、ike _1isSaturday. Because Saturday is the2of the weekday and it is the beg inning of the weeke nd. Life is3atweeke nds. Most America ns clea n their houses, cars or garde ns. They4the feeli ng that time seems(好像)to movemore slowly. The weekday is for things you have to do, but the weekend is for thi

18、ngs you are5to do, so you feelthat you can enjoy yourselves at weeke nds. Some people may get in a car and go for a6in the coun try. They liketo take part in outdoor activities. They _7go to a public eat ing or a film on Saturday ni ght. However, the8_of weekends is a recent(近期的)invention. In the ea

19、rly years of the 1900s, rich people began to speak of9weeke nds in the country or visit ing frien ds. For most people, the workday was six days10at that time. Theyhad to work six days a week.()1. A. leastB. mostC. moreD. less()2. A. endB. beg inningC. middleD. start ing()3. A. terribleB.hardC. diffe

20、re ntD. busy()4. A. haveB. forgetC. rememberD. enjoy()5. A. gladB. ableC. suitableD. free()6. A. walkB.danceC. driveD. run()7. A. mustB.shouldC.n eedD. might()8. A. dayB. ideaC. activityD. dream()9. A. orga nizingB. pla nningC. spe ndingD. tak ing()10. A. lo ngB.(F)shortC. earlyD.lateMy wife and Isp

21、enta few weeksin London last year.We went there in autumn. We think it is thebest1to visit England because there aren' t too many2in October. What' s more, theusually quite n ice.We4in a small hotel in the west of En gla nd. We did most of our sightsee ing on foot.We went to5many won derful

22、placesof in terest. We also went shopp ing and6lots of mon ey. Weliked the7the most. We don' t have the chanee to see such goodplays athome. Lots of peoplesaid that8 food was the best in the world, but we didn ' th ink so. We still liked Chinese food better. It was _9_that most of the restau

23、rants were French, Italian or Chinese, and we had some good meals really. We enjoyed our holidays so much that we _10to go there aga in this year. We are going to take our umbrellas withus this time. I believe that we' ll need them sometimes.ABCD()1. daymon thseasonyear()2. visitorstruckshousess

24、tude nts()3. placeweatherpeopletime()4. playedstayedsangswam()5. look uplook dow nlook afterlook at()6. earnedgotspe ntsaved()7. museumscin emasfilmsplays()8. En glishChin eseJapaneseAmerica n()9. easypopulartrueimporta nt()10. liked(G)askedhelpeddecidedLast year Tomeleftschool. Hecame to Taipeito _

25、1_ a job(工作).He went from one company(公司)toano ther but _2_ wan ted him. Now he had little mon ey. He had to go back to his small tow n. So he came to the station. He felt _3_ and tired. It was very late at night and _4_ was full of people. They were waiting _5_ tickets of the last train. He bought

26、the last ticket, and he was very happy.At that time, a woman with a crying baby walked to him. She asked him to sell her the ticket. He gave her the ticket. He thought they needed it _6_ he did. After _7_Jeft, he sat on the bench( 长凳)and didn ' t kn8w to go. Just the n, an old man came and said,

27、“ Y_nglhartayp u did to the woma n. I have a big compa ny. I n eeda good young man like 10 _. Would you like to work for me?”()1. A. findB. seeC.look forD. buy()2. A. every oneB.no oneC. nothingD. someth ing()3. A. happyB. in terest ingC. sadD. glad()4. A. the cityB. the compa nyC.the farmD. the sta

28、ti on()5. A. to buyB.to sellC. to giveD. to pass()6. A. less thanB.more tha nC.smaller themD.worse tha n()7. A. TomB.the busC.the trainD.the old man()8. A. whatB.whichC. whyD.where()9. A. have see nB.don ' t know, don't likeD.have done()10. A. the woma nB. youC.the babyD. her(H)Do you know t

29、he Lazyb ones' Day? In Holla nd, Lazyb ones' Daly isahe diaydren .It is about severweeks after Easter.Early in the morning on Lazyb ones ' Day, children 2 through the streets. They laugh, they shout, and they beat(打击)on the plates and _3_ .In other words, they ring as 4 no ise as they ca

30、n. They ring the doorbell _5 the door when they pass a house. If they can find a boy 6 a girl sleeping, they will sho ut loudly,“ Lazybones,lazyb on es! ” and try their best t _him or her up. So the poor lazyb ones has to take out cakes. The childre n will help 8 to the cakes and then they go back o

31、n to the street to find another lazybones. The first lazybone, of course, jo ins them and shouts as loudly as he or she can.Lazyb ones ' Day started long ago because of a man n amed Piet Lak. There was once a war 9 Holla nd and its neighboring (邻近的) country. Piet Lak was a watchman then, but he

32、fell 10 while enemies(敌人)marched through Holla nd. After that people called him Lazy Lak, and they remember the day as Lazyb onesABCD()1.forwithtoon()2.walkswalkwalk ingwalked()3.bowlthe bowlsa bowlbowls()4.muchmanymorelot()5.atoninon to()6.andbutorwhile()7.awakewakemakelet()8.themhimherselfthemselv

33、es()9.betwee namonginon()10.sleepasleepa sleepsleep ing(I)Paul went to tow n by bus to call on a friend. The bus was very _1_, and he had to _2_ for about five minu tes. Then some of the passengers乘客)_3_. Paul sat down next to a fat lady. She had several shopping bags, and Paul didn 'have much r

34、oom on the _4_. He was not very comfortable. At last the bus got to the _5_. All the passengers started to get off. _6_ was very polite; so he stood up to let the fat lady get off before him. She said, Thank you. ” Then she tried to move. She stuck(卡住)!Paul had to _7_ the lady. The con ductor(售票员)pu

35、lled her. Fin ally they got her _8_, but she was n'tpleased.“'_9_ the bus company," she said, “'ll tell them not to make the buses with such _10_ seats. ” )1. A. big-)2. A. stand)3. A. called out)4. A. floor)5. A. school)6. A. Paul)7. A. see)8. A. free)9. A. look at)10. A. old( ( (

36、( ( ( ( ( ( (B. fastC. crowdedB.ru nC. pullB. got off C. waited for B. seat C. bag B. townC. bankD. beautifulD. catchD. found outD. busD.shopB. the woma n C. the con ductorC. pushC. quietC. ask forC. hardB. keepB. angryB. pay forB. smallD. the passe ngersD. tellD. busyD. write toD.dirty(J)I like pla

37、ying chess(象棋)one of the greatest games in the world. My mum taught me _1_ to play when I was seve n years old. She was the winner every time for the first year. But on my eighth birthday, I won her _2thefirst time. Now I am always the winner3us. You don' t need mucjuso a)ldyesisesst(棋盘)adsome o

38、ne to play _4_. Now I am good5_playi ng it. There is a chess club in our school. We meet every weekto play with _6_other. I am one of the best7in the club, and I am also_8_our school chess team. We areus will 10 thegoing tohave a_9_between No. 2Middle School and our school n ext Mon day. Ten ofmatch

39、. I hope we will win.()1.A. whatB. whyC. howD. whe n()2.A. onB. atC.inD. for()3.A. andB. betwee n C. duri ngD. with()4.A. toB.with C. forD./()5.A. toB. forC.atD. i n()6.A. /B. ano therC. theD. each()7.A. playersB.fansC. lear nersD. teachers()8.A. forB. atC. ofD. on()9.A. partyB. classC. gameD. less

40、on()10.A. take part inB. joi nC. joi n inD. take in(K)Maybeyou are more interestedin sportsthan in history.You probably think youstude nt.will never be a top1_, anyone can become a better student_2_ he or she wants to. If you can use your time well, youmay improve your study without much work. Here

41、' s how.Plan your time3. When you pla n your week time, you should make a list of things that you have to do.First write down the time _4eating, sleeping, dressing, etc. Then decide on a good time for studying. Ofcourse, study ing should n' t take all of your time. Don?to leave you rself eno

42、 ugh time for hobbies.6. Look around the house for a good study place. Keep this space, which may be a desk or just a corner of your room. No games, radio, or TV! When you sit dow n to work, thi nk7about the subject!Make good use _8_ your time in class. Liste n carefully to what the teacher says. Ca

43、reful liste ning in class mea ns less work later. You also n eed to9in class, because it can make it easier for you to learn well.There are only a few ways writte n here to help you10_ your study in g. I believe you will find many otherways besides these.()1. A. AlsoB. In fact()2. A. beforeB. after(

44、)3. A. carefulB.carefully()4. A. aboutB. i n()5. A. forgetB. remember()6. A. Look for a place to playC. Look for a place to sing()7. A. ofB. only()8. A. onB. toC. But C. whe nD. AndD. ifC. be carefulD.take careC. forD. toC. sayD. tellB. Find a place to sit dow nD. Find a good place to studyC. overD.

45、 outC. ofD. at()9. A. do your homeworkB. take no tesC. play games D. sing and dance()10. A. toB. ofC. without D. with(L)Last June, our class went to London. The trip was won derful and I had a lot of happy memories. We went with three teachers and we _1_ six days there.All of us were very happy to l

46、eave home and to stay _2_ our pare nts for a week.We left on Thursday. Many of us had n ever traveled by pla ne, so we were very _3_. But once in the _4_, we didn ' t stop laughing all the time. When we _5_ in London, we had no words to describe this city. It was great!First, we went to the Lond

47、on Eye. We liked it very much _6_ we could see the whole London at ni ght from it.London is a very interesting city and it' s really big. There are a lot of places of _7_ in it. We traveled a lcunderground because it was really _8_, so we could visit many places, such as the British Museum, the

48、Buck in gham Palace, the Tower Bridge, differe nt street markets and shopp ing cen ters.The hotel and meals weren' t really good, _9_ it was OK. At night, we didn' t sleep much becaawake to talk to each other.I enjoyed our trip to London very much and I took many photos. They will help me _1

49、0_ this trip forever!()1、A. spentB. talkedC. livedD. cost()2、A. withB. withoutC. noneD. no()3、A. happyB. excitedC. n ervousD. ill()4、A. shipB. trainC. pla neD. un dergr ound()5、A. gotB. arrivedC. reachedD. went()6、A. soB. ifC. whe nD. because()7、A. in terest ingB. funnyC. i nterestD. parade()8、A. fa

50、stB. slowC. quicklyD. easy()9、A. andB. butC. orD. as()10、A. forgetB. thi nkC. rememberD. collect(M)A young man and an old man were wait ing for a bus at a stati on. A big bag was lying beside the old man. “ What' s that in your bag? ” asked the young man.“ 36” answered the old man.The young man

51、could n “ Are you 38, sir?wake 39. ”“ All right. Tha nk you.'37 his ears. “ So much mon ey? ” He wan ted to get it.t worry about” asked the young man.“ You' d better have a good rest. Don” The o40maniown and fell asleep.The young man took the bag carefully. Then he found the old man was slee

52、p ing41 a corner of his coat.He tried to pull it out, but failed( 失败).At last he 42 off his coat and went away with the bag.He ran out of the stati on. Then he stopped 43 the bag.To his 44 , there was nothing 45 old n ewspapers in it. He hurried back to the stati on. But the old man was not there an

53、y more. Gone with his coat and his wallet in the pocket.()36. A.PaperB. MoneyC . ClothesD . Vegetables()37. A.seeB . believeC . findD . find out()38. A.tiredB. triedC. happyD . pleased()39. A.up youB. yourC；.you upD . myself()40. A.liedB . laidC . lainD . lay()41. A.atB. inC . onD . from()42. A.knockedB. gotC . turnedD . took()43. A.and ope nedB. openedC. openD . and closed()44. A.surprisedB. surpriseC . surpris ingD . joy()45. A.orB . butC . andD . with(N)Billyisa boyof fifteen. Hispare nts died threeyears ago. One daywhen he was walking in the street, he1a wallet(钱包).He returned it to th