2024-2025学年人教版九年级英语上学期期中考试专项复习：完形填空专练（含答案）

2024-2025学年九年级英语上学期期中考试专项复习（人教版）

05完形填空专练

（1）

You'reatyournewschool.It'slunchtime,butyoudon'thaveanyonetositwith.Youwantto

joinsomeoneattheirtable,]you'renotsureifthey'refriendly.Whatdoyoudo?Natalie9s

wayofworkingouttheproblemwastocreateanapp.Shefounditdifficulttomakenewfriendsand

hadto2anewtableatluncheveryday.Ifshesatby3,shefeltlonely.Butifshe

askedtojoinsomeoneandwas4,shefeltembarrassed（尴尬的）.Shecreateda

lunch-planningapptohelpstudentslikeherfindpeopletohavelunchwith.

TheappcalledSitWithUsissimple.Ifastudentishavinglunchintheafternoon,heorshecan

createaninvitation.Otherstudentscanopentheappand5thatinvitation.Theycanthenuse

theapptodecidewhenandwhereto6.Thisallowsstudentstomake7online

insteadofface-to-face.

Natalieishappytoseethatpeoplearereplyingtoherapp8,especiallythosewhosuffer

frombullying（遭受欺凌）.Shewonaprizefortheapp.She9appearedinmanynews

stories.

Nataliewasevenaskedtospeakatauniversity.Inhertalk,Nataliewantedpeopletoknowthat

youdon'thavetodosomething10tochangelives.Sometimes,asmallthing-likehavinga

friendtoenjoylunchwith-canmakeallthedifference.

1.A.soB.orC.butD.as

2.A.searchforB.fixupC.giveoutD.pointat

3.A.herB.youC-yourselfD.herself

4.A.calledB,refusedC.discussedD,repeated

5.A.missB,makeC.acceptD,increase

6.A.exerciseB,studyC.punishD.meet

7.A.plansB,troubleC.reportsD.business

8.A.suddenlyB,exactlyC.hardlyD.actively

9.A.stillB.hardlyC.alsoD.never

10.A.enjoyableB.bigC-similarD.Direct

（2）

LittleGeorgelivedinapoorvillage.Onesummerafternoon,George'smothersenthimtothe

fieldtopickupsomedriedwoodforthefire.

Bythetimethesunwashigh,Georgewasvery]andwishedforacoolplacetorestand

havesomefood.Ashewalkedon,hefoundsomeshade（阴凉处）,andbyitweresomefine,wild

2_.

“Howgoodthesewillbewithmybreadandbutter/9thoughtGeorge.He3allofthe

strawberriesandcouldn'twaittoliftoneofthemtohismouth.Suddenlyherememberedhissick

4_,aloneinherdark,coldroominthevillage.

Withthisinmind,heputthestrawberrybackagain."ShallIsavethemforher?”heasked

himself.Hethoughthowrefreshing（提神的）theywouldbeforher,butwasstill5themwitha

longing（渴望的）eye."Iwilleathal£andtaketheotherhalftoher,“hesaid.Hedividedtheminto

6_parts,buteachpartlookedsosmall.Heputthemtogetheragain.

“Iwillonlyeatone,“hethought.

But,asheagainliftedittohismouth,hesawthathehadtakenthe7,andheputitback.

Whenthesunwasbeginningtosink,Georgeleftforhome.How8hefelt,then,thathehad

allhisstrawberriesforhissickmother.

Heheardhismother'sfaint（虚弱的）voicecallinghim."Isthatyou,George?Fmgladyou've

9_.I'mthirsty,andamlongingforsometea."

Georgerantoherandjoyfullyofferedthestrawberries.

“Andyousavedthemforyoursickmother,didn'tyou?"shesaid,layingherhand1。on

hishead,withtearsinhereyes.

1.A.hotB.warmC.fullD.sick

2.A.pearsB.orangesC.watermelonsD.strawberries

3.A.sawB.ateC-pickedD,touched

4.A.fatherB.motherC・brotherD.sister

5.A.lookingatB.askingforC.talkingaboutD.shoppingfor

6.A.fiveB.fourC・threeD.two

7.A.finestB.smallestC.greenestD.dirtiest

8.A.movedB.worriedC-relaxedD.pleased

9.A.setoffB.comebackC.runawayD.rushedout

10.A.hardlyB.stronglyC-lovinglyD.doubtfully

IthappenedwhenIwasalittlegirl.Icanrememberneitherthebeginningnortheend,but

wheneverIthinkofit,tearsrundownmyface.

WhenIwasyoung,myfamilyleda（n）]lifeinthecountry.Asyoucanimagine,many

countryroadsaredifficulttowalkon.Oneeveningaftervisitingsomerelatives,theweathergotvery

bad.Itbeganto2onourwaybackhome.Dadcarriedmeonhisback.Momgaveher

overcoattomybrother.Wewalkedtogetherthroughtherainformorethananhour.

IwasheavyatthattimeandDadmustbe3toholdmeforsuchalongtime.Healmost

felldownmanytimes.Inhopeof4myfather'sburden（负担），Itriedtowalkbymyself,but

IachievednothingsinceIwasjustalittlekid.

Whenwearrivedhome,theinsideofourhousewas5withrainwater.Therainhad

comethroughourleaky（有裂缝的）roofandwaterwaseverywhere.Momputbowls,basins（盆），

bucket（桶）allaroundthehousetotryto6therain.Thensheputmeandmyelderbrotherto

bed,carefullyplacingusontheremaining7place.Ifellasleepsoon.WhenIopenedmyeyes,

IfoundDadandMom8peacefullyinchairs.

Thisismyveryearliest9.Thateveninghaslongpassedandnowweliveamuchbetter

life,butIwon'tforgettherainwewentthroughtogether.Therain,thatevening,andespeciallymy

parents?10willstayinmymindforever.

1.A.hardB.unhappyC-interestingD.rich

2.A.blowB.shineC.rainD.snow

3.A.worriedB.tiredC-angryD.excited

4.A.reducingB.increasingC.sharingD.bringing

5.A.providedB.coveredC-mixedD.crowded

6.A.pourB.saveC.stopD.catch

7.A.dryB.wetC.coldD.hot

8.A.talkingB.sleepingC-laughingD.eating

9.A.decisionB.choiceC・thoughtD.memory

10.A.wishB.fearC.loveD・regret

（4）

Iwasaneighth-graderwithouteverreallylearninghowtoread.Ihadnoconfidenceandwas

afraidofbeinglaughedat.1anamazingteacherappeared.

Afteraskingmetoreadaloudinclass,Ms.Powellnoticedmynervousness.Shequicklylet

anotherstudentdothe2andaskedmeifshecouldtakemetothenurse'soffice,sayingthatI

lookedalittlepale.EventhoughIwasnot3Ifollowedher.

Icouldn'tread,soIneverhadthe4tomakefriends.Ialways5someonewould

finditout.Iwashappybeingnobody.

Ms.Powellneverknewreadingwasachallengeforherhusbanduntiltwoweeksbeforehepassed

away.Shepromisedtoteachhimbuthetoldher,“Teachsomeonewhoreallyneedsyou.^^She__6

thatpersonforsometime.

Thensheaskedalittlegirltoreadand7herproblem.Thatgirlwasme.Meetingmeinthe

hallway,shesaid,'Tmheretohelpsolveyourproblem.^^Shamefully,ItoldherIcouldn'tread.

“Thereisnoneedtofeel8Jshesaid.Shepromisedmethat9couldsolvemyproblem.

Overthecourseofthenextyear,Ms.Powellspentitteachingme.Itwas10,butthrough

manytearsIcouldfinallyread.

Ms.Powellbroughtmeoutofmylonelyworldandmylifeimproved.

1.A.HopefullyB,LuckilyC.SuddenlyD.Finally

2.A.taskB.businessC.requestD.time

3.A.okayB.realC.tiredD.sick

4.A.chanceB.confidenceC.choiceD.invitation

5.A.believedB.consideredC-worriedD,imagined

6.A.lookedforB.turnedtoC.focusedonD.thoughtof

7.A.discussedB.acceptedC.answeredD.discovered

8.A.sorryB.surprisedC.ashamedD.lonely

9.A.effortsB.pleasureC.curiosityD.adventures

10.A.differentB.boringC.difficultD.Wonderful

⑸

AtthebeginningoftheYearof2021,aBritishgrandmotherdecidedto]onesandy

beacheveryweek.Sincethen,shehasspentawholeyearcleaningalloftherubbishoff52beachesin

theUK.

70-year-oldPatSmithspentallof2021onDevonandComwalPsbeacheseach2,

armedwithbags,rubber（橡胶）glovesandalitterpicker.ShetraveledfromoneendoftheSouthWest

totheother,collecting3inbeautyplacesfromonebeachtoanotherinDevonandCornwall.

Although2021wascomingtoanend,themother-o^twohasnoplanto4."Doing52

beachcleansin2021wasmyNewYear'sdecisionandifs5done；'saidSmith.64Iwon'tstop,

asour6needme.riltrymybesttoprotectourlivingplanetformychildrenand

grandchildrenandIwillcontinuetodoeverythinginmypowerto7that.99

Duringheryear-longcleanup,shesaidthatshewasoftenjoinedbyother8-butat

times,peoplewouldmistakeherfordoingcommunityservice."AlotoftherubbishIhave9

iseverydayitems.Thesethingsareusedbyallofusanditis1。tofindthempollutingour

beautifulbeaches.^^sheadded.

“Pleaselefstrytobemorethoughtfulinthenewyear.^^

1.A.cleanB.buildC.introduceD.travel

2.A.yearB.monthC-weekD.day

3.A.litterB.sandC.foodD.water

4.A.returnB.followC.stopD.prepare

5.A.carefullyB.finallyC.hardlyD.firstly

6.A.factoriesB.countriesC-childrenD.beaches

7.A.supportB.takeC-achieveD.face

8.A.officersB.volunteersC-neighboursD.companies

9.A.takenupB.pulledupC.madeupD.pickedup

10.A.terribleB-wonderfulC.satisfiedD.bored

（6）

IfsMarch12th.LiLiandLinTaoarediggingonahillnotfarfromtheirschool.InChina,

peopleacrossthecountryplanttrees]onthisday.

Theideaofplantingtreeswasfirstputforwardin1911bySunZhongshan,agreat2in

Chinesehistory.Hesaidweneedmoretreesto3againstfloodanddrought（干旱）.In1915,

April5thwasnamedTreePlantingDay.Thenin1979,thedaywas4toMarch12th.Because

peoplewantedto5thedateonwhichSunZhongshandied.

TheGobiDesertinthenorthofChinawas6everyyear.Soin1978,thegovernment

startedatreeplantingprojectto7theGobispreading（蔓延）.Thegovernmentandlocal

farmershavebeenplantingmillionsoftreestobuildagreatgreen"wall"alongtheedgeofthedesert.

“Haveyou8theGreenWallofChina?Thafsthebiggesttreeplantingprojectofall,“

saysLiLi."TreeplantinghasbecomeatraditioninChinanow,“saysLinTao."Almosteveryonedoes

itonMarch12th.Manypeoplealsoplantatreeona9day.MyparentsplantedatreewhenI

startedschool.Andmycousin10oneonhisweddingday.Wedoitfortheenvironment

andforourselves.99

1.A.silentlyB,simplyC.slowlyD.actively

2.A.doctorB.soldierC-pioneerD.musician

3.A.presentB.produceC・provideD.protect

4.A.takenB.decidedC-changedD.given

5.A.valueB.rememberC.expressD.admire

6.A.growingB.appearingC.losingD.happening

7.A.stopB.haveC.helpD.keep

8.A.listenedtoB.heardfromC.heardofD.lookedup

9.A.differentB.specialC.followingD.simple

10.A.plantedB-boughtC.borrowedD.Caught

(7)

Jamalwascrazyaboutmusic.Hebegantoplaythecello(大提琴)whenhewasinmiddleschool.

Inordertomakefulluseofthetimetopractise,hebegantomissEnglishclasses.

“YourEnglishgradesweretoopoor,soyoucouldnot]theclassanymore/9theEnglish

teachersaid.Therefore,Jamalcould2practisemusicinhissparetime.

Oneday,Jamalshowedhismusicteacherafewofhisownmusicalworks.Hesaidhewantedto

bea3Buthismusicteacheradvisedhimtoimprovehiswritingskillsifhewantedtorealize

his4Fromthenon,Jamaltriedto5histhoughtsandwritethemdowninEnglish.He

keptreadingsomemusicarticlesandlisteningtosomeEnglishsongs.Itseemedthatcreatingmusic

was6tohisEnglishspellingandwriting.7hemademuchprogressinEnglish.

OnceJamalbroughthisEnglishteacheranarticleaboutwhatmusicmeanttohim.Itwaswritten

beautifully,andtheteachersawhis8fromthearticle.

Jamal'shardworkinbothcelloandEnglishwaspraisedbyalltheteachers.Everythingcameto

himwhowaited.Twoyearslater,Jamalwas9byoneofthebestlocalhighschools.Jamal's

giftformusichaspushedhimto10anydifficulties.Onecanbeexcellentatwhatheisgood

at.

1.A.takeB.missc.changeD.break

2.A.neverB.stillc.alsoD.only

3.A.playerB.dancerc.musicianD.teacher

4.A.hobbyB.reportc.storyD.dream

5.A.admireB,organizeC.spreadD.correct

6.A.thankfulB.helpfulC-similarD.harmful

7.A.UnluckilyB.FirstlyC.SlowlyD.Suddenly

8.A.secretB・progressC.decisionD.habit

9.A.acceptedB,refusedC.praisedD.solved

10.A.lookoverB-comeoverC.getoverD.thinkover

（8）

Whenpeopletalkaboutairpollution,theyareusuallythinkingaboutoutdoorair1Butdo

youknowthatthereisalsoairpollutioninsidehomes,offices,hotelsandotherbuildings?Theairin

yourhomecanbe2to100times（倍）morepollutedthantheairoutdoors!Infact,someAmerican

doctorssaythat50%ofillnesseshavesomethingtodowithpollutedindoorair.

2pollutioncomesfromindooractivities3smokingandcooking.Asmostpeople

4__about80%-90%oftheirtimeinsidebuildings,itisimportanttotakeindoorairpollution

seriously,too.

Airpollutioninfluencesourhealth5Whentheairispolluted,notonlyyoungchildrenand

oldpeoplesufferfromit,6peoplewithhealthproblemssufferaswell.Indoorairpollutioncan

7__people'seyes,nosesandthroats.Airpollution,bothindoorandoutdoor,canalso8lung

cancerandheartdisease!InthegreatLondonfog（烟雾）in1952,4,000peoplediedinafewdays

9__thepollution!Itissaid1。halfamillionyoungchildrenandwomendieeachyearin

Indiabecauseofindoorairpollution!

1.A.pollutionB.polluteC-pollutingD.polluted

2.A.ManyB.LotofC.AlotsofD.Alotof

3.A.aswellasB.suchasC.insteadofD.soas

4.A.takeB.costC,spendD,give

5.A.inmanywaysB.inmanythingsC.inmanyhousesD.inmany

years

6.A.andB.butalsoC.orD.while

7.A.hitB.hurtC.polluteD.beat

8.A.causeB.getC.giveD.lead

9.A.becauseofB.thankstoC.relatedtoD.because

10.A.thatB.toC.withD.on

⑼

AyoungmannamedJohnenteredthelastinterviewofacompany."Didyougetanyscholarships

（奖学金）inschool?^^thedirectorasked.“None,“Johnanswered.

“Whopaidforyourschoolfees（费用）？“thedirectorasked.“My]did.WhenIwasone

yearold,myfatherdied,“Johnanswered.

“Wheredidyourmotherwork?”thedirectorasked.uMymother2clothes,"Johnsaid.The

directorlookedattheyoungman'shands.Hehasapairofsmooth（平滑的）hands."Haveyouever

helpedyourmotherwashtheclothesbefore?"thedirectorasked."3JJohnanswered.The

directorsaid,“Ihaveanidea.Whenyougobacktoday,cleanyourmother's4andseeme

tomorrow.

Johnfelt5butdecidedtodoit.Thinkinghis6ofgettingthejobwashigh,John

wentawaywithasmile.Whenhewentback,hesaidtohismother7"Letmecleanyour

hands.""Mine?”hismotherfeltstrangebuthappy.Johnnodded（点头）andbegantocleanhis

mother'shandsslowly.Hefeltsadwhenhedidthat.Itwasthefirsttimehehad8thathis

mother'shandsweresowrinkled（皱巴巴的）.Herealizeditwasthispairofhandsthatwashedthe

clothestohelphimpaythefees.

Thenextmorning,Johnwenttothedirector'soffice."Icleanedmymother'shands,andIknow

thatwithoutmymother,therewouldn'tbethepersonIamtoday,“hesaid.

“ThisiswhatIam9Jthedirectorsaid.t6Iwantapersonwhocanbe10tothehelp

ofothers.You'vegotthejob.Congratulations!,9

1.A.fatherB.motherC-uncleD.friend

2.A.madeB.soldC.foldedD.washed

3.A.NeverB.SometimesC.AlwaysD.Usually

4.A.faceB.feetC-handsD.arms

5.A.worriedB.relaxedC-excitedD.surprised

6.A.chanceB.ideaC.adviceD.choice

7.A.angrilyB.sadlyC.happilyD.humorously

8.A.imaginedB,forgottenC-noticedD.shown

9.A.comparingwithB.lookingfor

C.givingupD.handingin

10.A.closeB.usefulC.nervousD.thankful

（10）

Thehumanpopulationontheearthgrowslargereachyear.Asaresult,moreandmorefoodneeds

tobegrowninorderto]everyone.Becauseofclimatechange,thistaskisbecomingeven

moredifficult.

Tosolvethisproblem,someexperts（专家）2aresearchproject.Theyspentseveralyears

communicatingwithfarmers.Theywantedtoseewhatproblemsfarmerswerehavingandhowthese

problemscouldbesolved.This3thecreationofspecialrobots.Theserobotsmovearoundon

farmsand4detailedinformationaboutcrops.Theycantakepicturesofplants,track（追踪）

eachplanfs5andmeasureitssize.Inthisway,farmerswillbeabletoproducemorefoodby

improvingtheconditionofeachplant.

Inthepast,6farmersdidhaveinformationaboutthesoilandtheweather,theydidn't

havethetimeorabilitytotrackeachplant.Now,7theserobots,theycan.

Bycollectingdetailedinformationaboutplants,experts8thatcomputerscanhelp

farmersmakepredictions（预加（））abouthowtheirplantswillgrow.

Studyingeachplantcouldendupsavingtimeandmoney.Forexample,ifrobotscandetect（发

现）whichplantshave9,