外研版九年级上册英语期末复习：完形填空 刷题练习题30篇（含答案解析）

第第页试卷第=page11页，共=sectionpages33页外研版九年级上册英语期末复习：完形填空刷题练习题30篇附答案及解析PeopleallovertheworldcelebratetheNewYear.However,notallcountriescelebrateinthesameway,andinsomecountries,thenewyeardoesn’tbeginonthe1dayeveryyear.Inmanycountries,theNewYearbeginson1stJanuary,butpeoplestartcelebratingon31stDecember,NewYear’sEve.InNewYorkmanypeoplegotocelebrateinTimesSquare.2

they’rewaitingfortheNewYear,theylistentomusic,singtraditionalsongsandhavefun.Justbefore12o’clock,everyone3downfrom10:10,9,8…Assoonasit’s12o’clock,everyoneshoutsvery4,“HappyNewYear!”NewYear’sDayisoftenafamilyday.Somefamiliesgettogetherforaspecialmeal.Whentheweatherisfine,manyfamiliesgooutfora5.OnNewYear’sDay,manypeoplemakeresolutionsforthenewyear.They6alistofthings,suchas“Iwillhelpoutmorewithhousework.Iwillwork7atschoolthanothers.”or“Iwon’tspendsomuchtimeplayingvideogames.”Whentheyhavemade8list,theyreadittotheirfamilyorfriendsandpromiseto9theirresolutions.Soitdoesn’tmatterhowtheycelebrate,10peopleincountriesallovertheworld,it’satimetosaygoodbyetotheoldyear,andtowelcomethenew.1．A．familiar B．same C．important D．normal2．A．If B．Eventhough C．While D．Before3．A．comes B．turns C．looks D．counts4．A．loudly B．quietly C．sadly D．safely5．A．walk B．secret C．job D．treatment6．A．puton B．writedown C．takeaway D．lookafter7．A．quickly B．hard C．harder D．hardly8．A．its B．his C．her D．their9．A．follow B．make C．do D．give10．A．by B．for C．with D．fromAriawasfeelingbad.Shedidn’twanttoplayatallduringthemorningbreak.“What’swrong,Aria?”askedZara,herbestfriend.“Thiswasthe11weekever!Everythingwasterrible!”“Whatwasthematter?”Zarasaid.Ariastartedtotell,“OnMondayIbrokemynewlaces.OnTuesdayI12mybike.OnWednesdayImademyfavouriteshirt13.OnThursdayIbroughtmynewracecartoschool,butMaxhadthesamecarandheshowedeveryonebeforeIgotto.”Zaralookedsurprised.“YoubrokeyourlacesonMonday,butyougotnewshoes.YoufelloffyourbikeonTuesdaybecauseyoutriedtoridewithnohands.Andyoudidit!YoudroppedicecreamonyourshirtonWednesday,butyoucould14it.OnThursdayyouandMaxwereplaying15withyourcarsallthebreak.Eventhebigkidswatched.”Thatnight,Ariaaskedhermom,“Mom,Ithinkthere’ssomethingwrongwithme.Ionly16thebadthingsthathappen.”Momgaveherahug.“I17feelthatwaytoo.Almosteveryonefeelslikethatsomeofthetime,”hermomexplained.“Along,longtimeago,peopleneededtowatchoutforscary(恐怖的)things.Iftheydidn’tnoticeatiger,theycouldbein18.Butiftheymissedthegoodthings,likeabeautifulsunset,theywouldstillbeokay.Soourbrainslearnedtofocusonthebadthingstohelpuskeep19.Butifwefeelsadandgetstuck,wecanchangeour20toletgoofthebadandseemoreofthegood.Themorewepractice,thestrongerourbrainswillbe.”11．A．best B．nicest C．worst D．largest12．A．felloff B．pickedup C．threwaway D．lookedfor13．A．tidy B．big C．dirty D．old14．A．sell B．find C．clean D．see15．A．badly B．excitedly C．brightly D．gently16．A．remember B．tell C．understand D．believe17．A．never B．seldom C．sometimes D．hardly18．A．fun B．danger C．need D．time19．A．happy B．safe C．sad D．worried20．A．brains B．hearts C．heads D．eyesWouldyouliketoadd(加)yourparentstoyourfriendlistinyourQQandWechat?Wouldyouliketo21themseeyouronlineactivitiesandchats(聊天)withfriends?Parentsknew22aboutsocialnetworksinthepast.Butnow,moreandmoreparentsfindsocialnetworks(社交网络)areimportantintheirlives.Alotofparentsarelearning23tousesocialnetworksfromtheirchildren.Andsomeparentsareteaching24aboutit.Butarewegoingtoaddourparentstoourfriendlist?It’s25todecide.IfwesayNOtoourparents,wemayhurttheirfeelingsormakethemfeelwehave26tohidefromthem.Ifweaddthemtoourfriendlist,wewillfeelthatwearenot27totalkonsocialnetworks.Somepeoplesaidthatparentsdon’tneedtobe28iftheirchildrendon’taddthemintothefriendlist.WhenyourchildrensayNotoyou,itdoesn’tmeanthattheyarehidingsomething,29itmeanstheywanttobeindependent(独立).Perhapsweshouldspendmoretime30withourparentsfacetofaceifwewantafriendlistwithoutourparents.21．A．let B．help C．ask D．invite22．A．few B．little C．much D．many23．A．how B．what C．when D．where24．A．that B．it C．themselves D．this25．A．easy B．ready C．necessary D．hard26．A．something B．nothing C．everything D．anything27．A．careful B．friendly C．free D．bad28．A．glad B．unhappy C．excited D．surprised29．A．so B．and C．or D．but30．A．playing B．talking C．visiting D．moving阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。Likethebody,thebrainneedsexercisetostayhealthy.Accordingtoresearch,brainexercisecanbeanythingthatstimulates(刺激)thebrain,likeplayingcrosswordpuzzles(填字游戏)31learninglanguages.However,researchersfindthatsomeactivitiesstimulateourbrainsmorethanothers.Beinginsocialrelationshipsmaybethe32kindofbrainexercise.Relationshipswithfriendsandfamilyarethekey33ourmentalhealth,andsocialactivitiescanexerciseandbegoodforthebrain.Thismeanseven34withfriendsatweekendsisanexcellentbrainexercise.Scientistssaythatlaughingcanexercisemanypartsofthebrain.Whenweheara35wetrytofigureoutwhatisfunny,andlaugh.Eachstepmakesususedifferentpartsofthebrain.Laughingisalso36forrelaxing.Whenwerelaxourbody,wefeelcalm.Finally,brainresearchsuggeststhatpeopleshouldnever37learningbecauselearningisbrainexercise,too.Activitiessuchaslearningtoplayaninstrumentorcookingare38useful,becausetheyrequirethebodyandbraintoworktogetherinnewways.Itisnotnecessaryforusto39alloftheseactivities.However,itisimportanttodothemmoreoften.Alltheseskillsofexercisingthebrainhavemany40.Theymakethebrainmuchsmarterandslowdownmemoryloss.31．A．if B．but C．or D．as32．A．funniest B．hardest C．worst D．best33．A．for B．in C．on D．to34．A．sellingout B．checkingout C．hangingout D．layingout35．A．plan B．joke C．report D．voice36．A．thankful B．careful C．harmful D．helpful37．A．stop B．avoid C．regret D．keep38．A．especially B．nearly C．simply D．possibly39．A．cancel B．master C．hold D．teach40．A．reasons B．advantages C．mistakes D．influencesEveryyear,alargenumberofChinesehighschoolstudentsgotostudyinforeigncountriessuchastheUK,theUSA,CanadaandAustralia.“Chinesechildrenhopesomuchtogo41togetawiderview(视野)oftheworld,”saidLiuHong,aChinesewriterwhohaslivedinAmericafor14years.Inatalk,Liutoldover400parentsandtheirchildrenthatlifeinforeigncountriescanbe42foryoungpeople.“Theyhavetomeetacultureshockandlanguageproblems.”However,thesearenotthemostdifficultthings.Tomostchildren,lookingafterthemselveswhenstudyingaloneinaforeigncountryisabig43.YangJie,a16-year-oldboybegantostudyinahighschoolinSydney,AustralialastSeptember.Tohissurprise,histeachersthere44pushstudentstostudy.And45therewasn’thomework.“Withtheseeducationsystems(体制),wehavemore46timeandmorespaceforthinking,”saidYang.“Butifyoudon’tknowhowto47yourtimeandmoney,youwillnothaveaneasytime.”Someofhisfriendsspenttheirwholeyear’smoneyinthefirsttwomonthsoftheterm,andtheyexperiencedaperiodofhardtimeintherestoftheterm.“Studyingabroadatayoungagecanhelpstudentslearnaforeignlanguage48andbroaden(拓宽)theirminds,butstudentsandparentsshouldknowaboutthechallenges,”Yangsaid.“49youwanttostudyabroad,trytotalktosomeonewith50inforeigncountries.Makesurethatyouarereadyforit.”41．A．home B．school C．abroad D．foreign42．A．happy B．easy C．sad D．hard43．A．difference B．change C．challenge D．thing44．A．almost B．ever C．hardly D．always45．A．yet B．usually C．never D．just46．A．busy B．boring C．free D．safe47．A．make B．plan C．have D．take48．A．quickly B．happily C．exactly D．carefully49．A．Whether B．Though C．If D．Unless50．A．knowledge B．information C．confidence D．experienceEveryschoolhasrulesforstudentstofollow.However,somestudentsmayseetherulesasawaywhichteachers51them.Sometimes,they’reunhappyandevenfeel52.Well,ifyouthinkyourlifeishard,youmightthinkaboutthe53inancienttimes.Forsomeofthem,lifewasreallyhard.Intheolddays,peoplebelievedthatteachershadtobeverystrictandcouldpunishthestudents.Parentsdidn’t

54ifteacherspunishedtheirchildrenwhentheirchildrendidn’tfollowtherules.Often,55ateacherwas,themoreparentsthoughtheorshewasagoodteacher.Infact,followingschoolrulescanbeveryimportant.Forexample,runninginthehallwayscouldcauseastudentto56.Itmayhurthimselforanotherperson.Followingtherulescanalsohelpthestudentsintheclassroomtolearnwithoutdifficulty.Inclass,ateachermayaskstudentstoraisetheirhands57theyspeak.Ifsomeonespeaksoutofturn,otherstudentsmightnotbeabletoheartheteacher58.Schoolrulescanhelpstudentsprepare59theirownfuturesaswell.Whenthey60andgooutontheirown,they’llsoonfindthattheystillneedtofollowrules.Rulesmaketheworldmuchbetter.Iftherearenorules,lifewillbemeaninglessandindisorder.51．A．control B．encourage C．check D．divide52．A．tired B．angry C．excited D．good53．A．parents B．doctors C．teachers D．students54．A．avoid B．mind C．allow D．like55．A．strict B．thestrict C．thestricter D．thestrictest56．A．comeout B．cutoff C．giveout D．falldown57．A．because B．after C．before D．until58．A．clearly B．carefully C．quickly D．nearly59．A．of B．with C．for D．to60．A．growup B．lookup C．hurryup D．makeupNoahsatonthefrontstepsofhisfamily’sflatbuilding.Hekeptlookingattheskyanddidn’teven61hisbrothercomingdownthestreetuntilDanielstoodrightinfrontofhim.“Wherewereyou,Noah?”Danielaskedhisbrother.“Itseemedthatyouwereamillionmilesaway.Youdidnot62hearmecallingyou,didyou?”Noah63hishead.“Daniel,haveyoueverhadstagefright(怯场)?”hefinallyasked.“Sure.”saidDaniel.“Plentyoftimes.DoyourememberthatplayIwasinafewyearsago?Iknewmylines,butIwasafraidtohavetosaythem64theaudience(观众).Ialsohaveabitofstagefrightrightbeforemybasketballgamesstart.AssoonasIwethepeopleinthestands,myheartbeatssofastthatitfeelslikepopcornpopping(爆裂)inmybody.”“Iknowjustwhatyou65.That’showIfeeljustthinkingaboutthespellingcompetitionnextweek.”“Ididn’tknowyoumadeittothefinals,”saidDaniel.“Goodjob!”“It’snot66atall,”saidNoah.“I’mworriedI’llgetnervousandfreeze(吓呆)onstage.”“Imightforgethowtospelleverything—evenmyownname!Idon’tknowwhatTodo.”“Noah,I’llhelpyouget67this.Youjusthavetopracticeasmuchaspossible.Icangotothehallwithyoutopractice.Thatwayyou’llfeelcomfortablethere.”Noahbegantolookalittlelessnervous.“Then,I’llteachyouthisexercisemybasketballcoachtaughtme,”continuedDaniel.“Youcloseyoureyesandimagine68doingwhatyou’reworriedabout.Yougothroughthewholesituationinyour69soyouseewhatitfeelsliketodoitanddoitwell.Itmightsound70.Butbelieveme,itworks.”“Thanks,Daniel.I’mstillnervousbutIfeelmuchbetter.You’reaprettygoodbrother.”61．A．catch B．notice C．stop D．keep62．A．even B．still C．already D．only63．A．touched B．turned C．lost D．shook64．A．behind B．beside C．before D．beyond65．A．mean B．matter C．wish D．want66．A．funny B．hard C．good D．right67．A．of B．from C．into D．through68．A．yourself B．you C．itself D．it69．A．dreams B．mind C．memory D．eyes70．A．clever B．easy C．common D．strange阅读下面短文，从各小题所给的四个选项中选出最佳选项。Therearelotsofsuccessfulpeopleallovertheworld.Differentpeoplehavedifferent71abouttheirsuccess.OnceasuccessfulbusinesswasinvitedtoaTVinterview.Everybodycouldn’twaittohearthesecretsofhisgreatachievements.However,heonlysaidwithasmile,“Won’titbebetterformetoaskyouforyourideasonacertainproblem?”Allthepeoplewerelisteningtohimcarefully.Herewashisproblem.Hesaid,“Peopleall72totheplacewhereagoldmine（矿）hadjustbeendiscovered.Butwhentheygotthere,theyfoundtheywere73byariverinfrontofit.Theyhadtocrosstheriveriftheywanttogettothegoldmine.Whatwouldyoudoifyouwereamongthem?”“Makeanotherway,”someonesuggested.“Swim74theriver,”saidanother.Thebusinessmansmiledwithoutsayingaword.Finally,hegavehisidea.“Whynotdosomething75insteadofrushingtothemine?Howaboutbuyingaboattooffertheferry（渡船）service?”Thelistenerswereall76athisidea.Hethenexplainedcalmly.Themanwho77theboatcouldmakealotofmoneybytakingthepassengersto78bankoftheriver.Theywouldliketopayfortheferry79therewasgoldacrossfromthebank.Dowhattheothershaven’tthoughtofordosomethingthatothershavenevertriedbefore—thatisakey80success.Adifferentsituation,intheeyesofawiseman,oftenmeansachanceofsuccess.71．A．suggestions B．means C．changes D．opinions72．A．rushed B．entered C．got D．flew73．A．covered B．turned C．stopped D．passed74．A．over B．across C．through D．along75．A．difficult B．different C．interesting D．exciting76．A．tired B．worried C．pleased D．surprised77．A．made B．borrowed C．bought D．repaired78．A．other B．others C．theother D．another79．A．before B．so C．until D．because80．A．of B．to C．for D．inImaginethatyou’retakingatest.Youfindthequestionsareverydifficultforyoutoanswer,andtime’srunningout.Wouldyouchoose81others’answers?Probablysomeofushaveoncecheatedinatest.Certainly,it’s82.It’simportanttoobeytherules.Withoutrules,theworldwillbeinamess.Forexample,ifwealldoanything83wewanttodoontheroad,accidentswillhappeneverywhere.However,astimegoesby,someruleshavebecomebarriers(障碍)tothedevelopmentofpeopleandsociety.We’lllacktheabilityto84ifwe’retoowell-behavedintheworldfullofrules.Wehavetothinkoutsidethebox.Sosometimes,it’sokaytobreaktherules.Butyouneedtolearnhowtodoit.●85therulesfirstQiBaishiwasatalentedChineseartist.Hefoundhisownstyleafterspendingmuchtimelearningtraditionaldrawingandpaintingskills.Breakitafteryoumasterit—that’swhatyoucanlearnfromgreat86.●Evaluate(评估)iftheresultisworthitEachpersonhastheirownvalues.Beforebreakingtherules,87whetheritwillgoagainstyourvalues.Trytomakeawisedecisionandyoumustbepreparedforthebadresults.Allinall,rulesaremeanttohelpus,not88us.So,itmakessensethatweare89tobreaktheruleswhentheyslowdownourstepstobecomebetter.Ofcourse,wecanbreaktherulessometimes.90,wecan’tbreakthelaw.81．A．tocopy B．tofind C．tocheat D．togain82．A．true B．incorrect C．real D．uneasy83．A．which B．that C．who D．whose84．A．create B．think C．consider D．behave85．A．Research B．Learn C．Get D．Follow86．A．achievements B．success C．progress D．minds87．A．thinkof B．thinkup C．thinkover D．thinkas88．A．rule B．change C．challenge D．upset89．A．used B．comfortable C．happy D．supposed90．A．Then B．So C．However D．AndJohn,Rich,andIlovedlivingonthefarminNewJersey.It’sawonderfulplacetorun,playand91fromeachother.DadgrewsomanyvegetablesthatMomonlyneededtobuymilkandsomemeat.Butthenthe92thinghappened.Dadbecameillandcould93farmtheland(土地)anymore.Momdidn’tknowwhattodo,soshedecidedtorent(出租)somelandtoanotherlocalfarmer.Momusedthe94fromthelandrenttobuyusfoodandclothes.Afterseveralmonths,Daddied(死),butwestill95tokeepeverythinggoingwell.Ourunclefromanearbytowncameand96usplantthevegetables.Hesold(卖)thevegetablesforustogetmoremoney.ThesmalltownofOakHillwaslookingforaplacetobuildacommunity97.TheyaskedMomifshewasreadytosellthelandtothem.Momtoldusthatshewasgoingtosellthelandtothetown.Wedidn’tgetalotofmoney.Anyway,wemovednearouruncleintoa(n)98housethatMomcouldbuy.Twomonthslater,thetownofOakHilltoldMomthattheyweregoingtonametheparkafterourdad.Whatanhonor(荣耀)!WenowgototheparkandseeDad’s99eachtimeweenterthegateofthepark.Theparkhasabaseballfield,apoolandanaturetrail(观景小径).Whatawonderfulpark,butthe100partisthatwegettovisitDadeverytimewegothere!91．A．learn B．hear C．hide D．see92．A．sad B．happy C．amazing D．strange93．A．always B．often C．sometimes D．never94．A．fun B．money C．fruit D．vegetables95．A．hated B．tried C．hurried D．stopped96．A．saw B．made C．helped D．noticed97．A．park B．school C．cinema D．supermarket98．A．big B．clean C．small D．expensive99．A．design B．wheat C．work D．name100．A．better B．best C．more D．most阅读下面短文,从短文后各题所给的A、B、C和D四个选项中,选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。Lisawasalovelygirl.Shehadbigproblemswithhereyes.Tolearnwhatthe101was,herparentstookhertomanydoctors.WhenLisawas10monthsold,shehadherfirstsurgery(手术).Buthersituationwasn’t102.Becauseofhereyes,Lisawasn’tableto103herbodywell.Ittookhermuchmoretimetolearneasythingslikestandingup.Bythetimeshewas15monthsold,herparentswereworriedandsad,104thesurgeriesandmedicinedidn’twork.Andthedoctorfoundouttheproblemwashercorneas(眼角膜).Lisaneedednewcorneas.Herparentsdidn’t105thehope.Oneday,Lisa’smomfoundouttheinformationabout“artificial(人工的)corneasurgery”ontheInternet.Doingthesurgery106takearisk,buttheythoughttheyshouldhaveatryforLisa.Aftermakingthe107,theytookhertothedoctor.Afterthesurgery,Lisawasabletosee.Shebeganwalkingby.108.Shewasmuchhappierthanbefore.Her109andbodyweremuchbetter.“Thanks110thedoctorandthesurgery,Lisaishealthynow.”hermothersaid.101．A．talent B．matter C．event D．experience102．A．better B．best C．worse D．worst103．A．solve B．organize C．control D．catch104．A．though B．if C．so D．because105．A．giveaway B．givein C．giveup D．giveout106．A．should B．might C．needn’t D．can’t107．A．promise B．example C．decision D．meeting108．A．her B．it C．itself D．herself109．A．spirit B．stomach C．peace D．heart110．A．for B．with C．to D．inTheFlight(飞行)ofLoveDavidhadneverbeenonaplanebecausehewasafraidof111,andhehadnoplansofchangingthis.Oneday,hisfathertoldhimhismomwasdying.Hearingthesadnews,hehuggedhisfatherand112.“IsthereanythingIcandotomakeherbetter?”Davidasked.Thenhisfathertoldhimabouthismother’slast113.HismotherhopedtohaveavacationinHawaiiforfreshair.“I’llpayforthe114andbuytheticketsnow,”Davidsaid.“Thankyou,son.Butyourmotherwantsyoutogotogether,”hisfathersaid.“Sorry,Dad.I’dloveto,butIcan’tgetonaplane.”Hisfathersaidnothingandleft.Seeinghisfatherleavingdidn’ttroublehimthatmuch,butthedreamhehadthatnightreallydid.Inhisdream,hismomclosedthedoorandleft115afterhearinghecouldnotmakethetriptogetherwiththem.Whenhewokeup,hethoughtabouthowhismotherwasalwaysthereforhim.Shealwaystriedherbestto116himateveryspecialtimeinhislife.Nowitwashisturntobethereforher,sohedrovetothehospitalandrushedtohismother’sroom.Without117,hetoldhismotherhewasreadytotakeaplaneandstaywithherduringthevacation.Hismothersmiledandasked,“Whatmadeyouchangeyourmind,son?Yourfathertoldmeyouweren’tcomingwithus.”Davidtoldhismotheraboutthe118.Healsotoldhergivinguphisfearofflyingwastheonlythinghecoulddoforher.Shortlyafterthefamilyvacation,David’smotherpassedaway.Whilehewasheart-broken,hewasgladhegotonthat119forhismother.Itwas120thatmadehimgetover(克服)thefearofflying.111．A．running B．walking C．flying D．jumping112．A．cried B．shouted C．talked D．left113．A．gift B．word C．choice D．wish114．A．time B．vacation C．work D．train115．A．loudly B．happily C．sadly D．worriedly116．A．call B．find C．join D．teach117．A．reading B．listening C．speaking D．thinking118．A．news B．dream C．illness D．idea119．A．plane B．ride C．trip D．way120．A．love B．luck C．trust D．hope阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从短文后所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出能填入相应空白处的最佳选项。Thesedays,atwo-year-oldgirlbecomespopular(受欢迎的)ontheInternetforgivinghermotherasweetvideo(视频)121.“Hi,Mom.Happybirthday!”ThegirlnamedClairesaysinthe122.“Ijustwanttotellyou123you’rethegreatestmotherintheworld.”ClaireisinayellowskirtwithtwosmallPigtails(辫子).Itmakesherpretty124.Shegivesthefirstreason,saying,“Youarebeautiful!”Thenshesaysthesecondreason125.“Youarealwaysfriendlytoothers.”“Number126,you’rethebestmotherever.”sheshouts.AtNumberFour,Clairesaysloudly127.“Ilikethefoodthatyoumake.”Infrontofherfather’scamera,thelittlegirlisn’t128.“Ilovebeingwithyou,Mom.AndImissyouwhenyou’reout.”Atthe129ofthevideo,Clairestaysclosetothe130andsayssweetlywithakiss,“Iloveyou,Mom.Bye!”121．A．party B．fact C．holiday D．birthday122．A．photo B．movie C．video D．house123．A．how B．why C．when D．where124．A．friendly B．sad C．lovely D．ugly125．A．bad B．kind C．rude(粗鲁的) D．funny126．A．Two B．Three C．Four D．Five127．A．cook B．doctor C．worker D．teacher128．A．friendly B．polite C．nervous(紧张的) D．careful129．A．back B．front C．start D．end130．A．child B．house C．mother D．cameraPineapplesarewidely(广泛地)growninColumbia(哥伦比亚).AndresBenavidesandClaudiaBarona131allthepineappleswastethatwasthrownaway.AndresandClaudiawere132abouttheenvironment,sotheybegantofindwaystoputthewastetogooduse.Theymadeeco-friendlyplates(环保板材)133pineapplewaste.TheycalledtheircompanyLifepack.AndresandClaudiabuiltagreatworking134withalocalpineappleprocessing(加工)factory.Theytookawayallitspineapplewaste.Thefactoryownerwas135andcharged(收费)themnothing.Productionoftheeco-friendllyplatesstartedandsoonLifepackcouldmakeabout10,000everyday.Itwasn’tallthateasythough.Lifepackchargedabout$2.5forapackof12plates.Thiswas136twiceasmuchasthepriceofplasticplates.Whywouldanyone137moreforplatestheywouldthrowaway?LuckwasonLifepack’sside.In2017,theColumbiangovernment138tocollecttaxes(税)onplasticproductsthatwouldbeusedonlyonce.Theeco-friendlyplatesbecame139andLifepackwaswell-knowninpublic.Also,ifyouplantLifepackplatesinyourgardenafteruse,they140begintogrow.Thenyoucangrowyourownpineapplesathome.Howcoolitis!131．A．missed B．noticed C．shared D．cleaned132．A．worried B．proud C．general D．simple133．A．for B．at C．in D．from134．A．relationship B．ability C．memory D．point135．A．nervous B．happy C．crazy D．useful136．A．hardly B．never C．almost D．always137．A．pay B．spend C．use D．show138．A．failed B．changed C．remained D．started139．A．ready B．private C．popular D．empty140．A．must B．need C．should D．may从A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项，使短文意思完整。Kateleftherhomeaftersheargued(争吵)withhermother.Shewalkedforalongtime.Shewashungry.Shewantedtohavesomethingtoeat,141shedidn’thavemoneywithher.Thenshesawa142shop.Therewasanoldwomanintheshop.SheaskedKate,“Wouldyouliketo143abowlofnoodles?”“ButIhaveno144.”saidthegirl.“Don’tworry.”Soon,theoldwoman145thegirlabowlofnoodles.Thegirlateforawhileandstartedtocry.“Why?”theoldwomanasked.“Iamjustmoved(感动的)!Youaresofriendly146me.Wedon’tknoweachotherbutyoucookednoodlesforme.But,myownmother,afterIarguedwithher,sheaskedmetogooutofthehouse.”“147canyouthinkthatway?Ijust148youabowlofnoodles.Yourmothercooksforyoueveryday.Whydon’tyou149her?”Afterthatthegirlwent150atonce.Hermomwaswaitingforherforsupper.Thegirlwassorry.Sometimeswemaythankothersforlittlethings,butwetakeourparents’loveforgranted.Wemustlearntobethankfultoourparents.141．A．and B．but C．so D．or142．A．noodle B．porridge C．dumpling D．rice143．A．drink B．have C．feed D．give144．A．books B．noodles C．time D．money145．A．brought B．bought C．told D．asked146．A．like B．in C．to D．at147．A．Who B．What C．How D．When148．A．cooked B．ate C．did D．found149．A．call B．ask C．think D．thank150．A．around B．here C．down D．home阅读短文，从每题A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出一个能填入文章中相应空白处的最佳答案。Peterworksinarestaurant.Therestaurantisbigandclean.Thereare151kindsoffoodhere,likenoodles,dumplingsandpancakes.Peoplewholivearoundtherestaurantliketocomehere.EverySunday,agirlwouldcometotherestaurant.Shealwaysordersasmallbowlofbeefnoodles.Butshe152eatsthenoodlesintherestaurant.Shealwaystakesitaway.Oneday,thegirlcomestotherestaurant153.Shedoesn’torderanythingthistime.Shelooksverysadandshesitsthereforaverylongtime.154thegirlwantstoleave,Petercomestoher.“CanIhelpyou?”Petersaystothegirl.“No,thankyou.Idon’t155tobuythenoodlesfromnowon,”thegirlsays.“Why?”Peterasksher.“It’smyyoung156favoritefood,buthedoesn’tneeditnow.Mumtellsmehegoestoanother157andwe’llneverfindhim,”thegirlissad.“ButIthinkhewouldalways158you,”Petersays.“Really?”thegirllooksatPeter.“Yes.Andhewillalwaysremem