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一、完形填空
（2022秋·河南洛阳·九年级统考期中）先通读短文，掌握其大意，然后从A、B、C三个选项中选出一个可以填入相应空白处的最佳答案，并将其填涂在答题卷相应位置.
When I was nly seven, my family tk a rad trip t San Francisc. My father was driving 1 car alng the highway. The rain was puring dwn s 2 that each drp f rain felt as if it were ging t break the windshield（挡风玻璃）.
I wasn’t 3 . The heavy rain interested me. Hwever, my brther, wh is nly ne year yunger than me, was annying（使生气）me with his unfriendly 4 . I tried hard t stp him but 5 . I culd nly cmplain t Mm and ur sister abut the endless hits, but it was 6 .
My father, wh was driving, knew 7 t stp us frm fighting. S he said, “Bys, d yu knw that I have learned 8 ?
My brther and I stpped 9 . “What?”
My father replied, “D yu want me t shw yu sme magic?”
I felt s 10 that I jumped ut f my seat. It was every child’s dream t have a superher father.
“I have the 11 t stp the rain frm falling. Yu have t pay clse attentin 12 it nly lasts fr a shrt time.” he said.
I was speechless. This seemed t be impssible, even fr a superher. I culd nly stare at him thrugh the rearview mirrr（后视镜）, 13 if the magic culd really stp the rain.
“Nw first let me 14 my magical pwers,” my father said. “Okay. Then, I have t say the magic wrd ‘Abracadara’. Here we g—Abracadaba!”
And just like that, fr ne secnd, the rain stpped! I was 15 . My dad really was a superher
“Ww!” I said t my brther, wh seemed t be just as amazed as I was. “Ww...” was all he culd say, t.
Then ur car drve under anther verpass（立交桥）.
1．A．theirB．urC．yur
2．A．widelyB．directlyC．heavily
3．A．afraidB．happyC．quiet
4．A．wrdsB．hitsC．cards
5．A．leftB．wrkedC．failed
6．A．uselessB．carelessC．wrthless
7．A．whenB．hwC．where
8．A．musicB．histryC．magic
9．A．n timeB．at nceC．at first
10．A．tiredB．wrriedC．excited
11．A．reasnB．wishC．ability
12．A．becauseB．unlessC．until
13．A．knwingB．wnderingC．adding
14．A．cllectB．sellC．refuse
15．A．lnelyB．pliteC．surprised
（2022秋·河南安阳·九年级统考期中）先通读短文，掌握其大意，然后从A、B、C、D四个选项中选出一个可以填入相应空白处的最佳答案。
A teenager by culdn’t stand his parents’ family rules, s he left hme. He wanted t be 16 , but he had pr educatin. S several years later, he had n 17 but t ask fr fd n the street fr a 18 . Nw his mther has died. 19 his father is an ld man, he is still 20 his sn. He has been t every crner f the city. Everywhere he ges, he puts up a big pht f 21 n the wall. At the lwer part f the 22 he writes, “Sn, I 23 lve yu. Cme back hme!”
One day, the sn 24 ne f the phts. The face was familiar. “Is that my father?” He 25 clser and read the wrds, “I really lve yu…” He cried. When he gt 26 , it was early mrning. He kncked at the dr. The dr pened itself. He 27 t his father’s bedrm. His father was sleeping. He wke his father up. “It’s me! Yur sn is back hme!” The father and the sn held each ther, full f 28 tears. The sn asked, “Why is the dr unlcked? A thief culd get in.” The father answered, “The dr has 29 been lcked since yu left.”
The dr f parents’ lve fr their children will never be 30 .
16．A．internatinalB．livelyC．successfulD．humrus
17．A．chanceB．chiceC．prcessD．material
18．A．livingB．prjectC．earringD．trade
19．A．AlthughB．AfterC．IfD．Unless
20．A．lking atB．lking frC．lking upD．lking ut
21．A．herselfB．himselfC．themselvesD．itself
22．A．addressB．mailC．stampD．pht
23．A．reallyB．nearlyC．widelyD．exactly
24．A．failedB．listedC．sawD．cried
25．A．mentinedB．dubtedC．mvedD．remained
26．A．hspitalB．websiteC．schlD．hme
27．A．supprtedB．managedC．rushedD．entered
28．A．nervusB．happyC．angryD．prud
29．A．seldmB．smetimesC．alwaysD．never
30．A．penedB．unlckedC．brkenD．clsed
（2022秋·河南南阳·九年级统考期中）先通读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从A、B、C、D四个选项中选出一个可以填入相应空白处的最佳答案。
China has the largest ppulatin in the wrld. In rder t cntrl the ppulatin, China started t 31 the ne-child plicy in 1979. And it made great success.
32 , as the time went by, many peple saw nt nly its advantages but als disadvantages. S in 2016, ur gvernment started a 33 plicy—the tw-child plicy. Many peple believed that if ne cuple (夫妻) had tw children, the children culd 34 the burden (负担) f taking care f their parents. But 35 the develpment f the sciety, things began t change. The number 36 new-brn babies in China keeps a very 37 increase and it even seems t fall these years. We walk int an aging sciety.
In rder t meet the need f a fast aging sciety and ffer strnger 38 t families, the Chinese gvernment decides t carry ut a three-child plicy in June 2021. It 39 ne cuple t have three children. The new plicy marks the 40 f the tw-child plicy. Experts hpe the new plicy can change the 41 f a falling ppulatin. Hwever, many cuples wuld like t have a secnd child, they 42 have a third ne. They’re wrried abut the high cst f a third child and they dn’t want t spent t much time 43 a new baby, 44 the gvernment prmises t take sme measures t 45 the cuples t raise three children. What will the new plicy bring t the sciety is still n the way.
31．A．cme utB．take utC．carry utD．wrk ut
32．A．AlthughB．IfC．HweverD．S
33．A．newB．ldC．amazingD．strange
34．A．divideB．shareC．reduceD．rise
35．A．withutB．withC．fD．frm
36．A．fB．abutC．withD．in
37．A．fastB．lateC．quickD．slw
38．A．supprtB．guideC．prductD．prgress
39．A．avidsB．requiresC．allwsD．asks
40．A．endB．prgressC．peridD．beginning
41．A．prjectB．prgramC．situatinD．frm
42．A．accept tB．refuse tC．frce tD．try t
43．A．inB．atC．frD．n
44．A．althughB．asC．evenD．but
45．A．suggestB．encurageC．avidD．advice
（2022秋·浙江嘉兴·九年级平湖市林埭中学校联考期中）Last Saturday, I went t a cffee shp t meet a friend f mine. I gt there ten minutes earlier. S I 46 a cup f cffee and sat by the windw, watching peple. There were sme bys playing ftball n the street and a small by was 47 the ball as it rlled acrss the rad. 48 , there came a car. It was ging very fast. When the driver saw the by in his way, he braked (刹车) hard. But it was t 49 . The small by was 50 n the street withut mving. T everyne’s surprise, the car didn’t 51 . It drve away quickly.
Peple 52 t the by. There was a 53 n the by’s head and he lst a lt f bld. The cffee shp wner 54 the plice. Sn an ambulance (救护车) arrived and tk 55 t the hspital. At 6:30 pm, the plice arrived and started questining peple. Abut half an hur later, they asked me t g t the plice statin because I 56 everything. I gave them all the 57 I knew because I really wanted them t 58 the driver. I didn’t leave the plice statin 59 8:00 pm. Then I went hme because I didn’t want t talk t anyne.
The next day, the by’s parents called me t say 60 . They als tld me their by was fine and the driver was at the plice statin nw.
46．A．madeB．rderedC．sldD．checked
47．A．running afterB．kncking atC．putting awayD．handing in
48．A．SimplyB．CarelesslyC．CertainlyD．Suddenly
49．A．earlyB．lateC．usefulD．strng
50．A．standingB．speakingC．lyingD．sweeping
51．A．burnB．passC．stpD．miss
52．A．walkedB．ranC．listenedD．pinted
53．A．hatB．catC．willD．wund
54．A．sentB．trainedC．telephnedD．remembered
55．A．himB．meC．herD．us
56．A．pstedB．keptC．madeD．saw
57．A．picturesB．secretsC．infrmatinD．tls
58．A．catchB．prvideC．bringD．invite
59．A．sinceB．untilC．whileD．after
60．A．hellsB．thanksC．wrdsD．news
（2022秋·江苏淮安·九年级统考期中）阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从各题所给的 A、B、C、D四个选项中选出一个最佳答案。
One day a little by asked his father, “What des the wrd ‘great’ mean? Wh are great peple and 61 d they becme great?”
The father asked his sn t bring tw plants and then tld him t plant ne f them 62 the huse and the ther utside the huse. The by did as his father said.
“Which ne f the tw plants d yu think will be bigger and 63 ?” the father asked his sn.
The by replied, “The plant inside the huse will be safer, 64 it will grw bigger, while the plant utside the huse is nt safe at all. N ne will be there t 65 it. It may be eaten by animals.”
The father smiled and said, “Let’s wait 66 . We will knw the answer.”
Then the by 67 fr study and after fur years he came back t his huse. He said t his father, “Lk, 68 happens t this plant inside the huse and it is safe.”
When the by went utside, he was very 69 t see a big tree. The by culdn’t believe his eyes. He culdn’t 70 hw the plant utside was able t grw much bigger than the plant inside the huse.
“The plant utside the huse faced every 71 and many difficulties!” The father 72 t his sn why the plant utside was bigger. “The plant inside was safe, it didn’t face weather changes, and it didn’t get 73 sunlight, s it didn’t becme big.”
Here is the 74 t the questin abut being great: T becme a great persn, ne must have failed many times, experienced many difficulties and 75 thse difficulties. Only after that he is able t becme great.
61．A．hwB．whyC．whenD．where
62．A．besideB．ppsiteC．insideD．utside
63．A．strngerB．saferC．wiserD．weaker
64．A．butB．rC．sD．because
65．A．lk afterB．walk pastC．take awayD．cut dwn
66．A．perfectlyB．plitelyC．pssiblyD．patiently
67．A．waitedB．lkedC．leftD．cared
68．A．smethingB．anythingC．nthingD．everything
69．A．excitedB．interestedC．pleasedD．surprised
70．A．imagineB．understandC．rememberD．accept
71．A．seasnB．persnC．chiceD．chance
72．A．reprtedB．preferredC．returnedD．explained
73．A．strngB．activeC．rapidD．prper
74．A．exampleB．answerC．meaningD．reasn
75．A．vercmeB．canceledC．discveredD．increased
（2023春·全国·九年级期中）A cuple f weeks ag, my friend ffered t sell sme f ur things fr us. I thught it was a gd pprtunity t clean my 7-year-ld sn’s rm and 76 sme tys that were n lnger suitable fr him t play with. We 77 that all the mney we gt frm selling the tys wuld be his mney.
The night befre the 78 , we laded up the truck with tys and a bike that was t small fr him. In the yard he rde the bike fr the last time and then happily put it nt the truck. This bike had at least tw previus wners as far as we 79 . It wasn’t in the best 80 and was certainly nt new, but the tires were still gd.
We put a price f $10 n it, but it didn’t sell. S, after the sale was ver, my friend put it n the sidewalk, with a sign that 81 “FREE BIKE”. Within five minutes her drbell rang. A little by was standing there. In pr English he asked whether the bike was 82 free. She said yes and that he culd have it fr 83 . He smiled, gt n the bike and 84 away.
Later that evening when I tld my sn hw much mney he had made at the sale, he was very excited, 85 happily. He asked abut a few f his things, wndering 86 they had been sld r nt. When he asked abut the bike, I tld him abut the little by and that make him 87 . He was much happier than when I tld him hw much he had 88 . He was s 89 t hear that smene else wuld make gd 90 f that bike.
76．A．lk frB．g thrughC．shw ffD．deal with
77．A．refusedB．agreedC．wrteD．lied
78．A．tripB．shwC．saleD．decisin
79．A．dubtedB．knewC．tldD．thught
80．A．timeB．chanceC．placeD．shape
81．A．saidB．repeatedC．cpiedD．expressed
82．A．rarelyB．usuallyC．reallyD．always
83．A．smethingB．anythingC．everythingD．nthing
84．A．rdeB．ridingC．takeD．tk
85．A．shutedB．shutingC．t shutD．shut
86．A．whetherB．thatC．whyD．hw
87．A．smileB．wrryC．leaveD．cry
88．A．enjyedB．lstC．bughtD．made
89．A．sadB．happyC．disappintedD．shcked
90．A．interestB．mneyC．useD．price
（2022春·浙江金华·九年级校联考期中）When I was seventeen, I fund a watch while walking dwn the hallway f my high schl. As I picked it up, greed suddenly came ver me and I decided t 91 it.
When I gt hme frm schl, I fund my mther cking dinner in the kitchen. I prudly held ut my prize fr her t see. Mm was 92 that I had kept the watch instead f turning it in. Mm then 93 me t drive straight back t the schl and take the watch t smene at the ffice. I started t argue, 94 after taking a gd lk at the serius expressins n Mm’s face, I realised it wuld get me 95 .
As time passed, I frgt all abut the watch until fur years later.
96 I was attending cllege, I had managed t get a jb at a supermarket pushing carts ff the parking place. One mrning, I fund a checkbk（支票簿） 97 had been left in a shpping cart. Immediately, I gave it t the bss there s that the 98 wh had lst it culd pick it up.
Later, as I was utside pushing carts, a man 99 me and tld me that his wife had left their checkbk in a shpping cart the night befre. When he tld me his 100 , I realised he was the wner f the checkbk I had fund. I explained t him that he culd g 101 and get it back at the service desk.
The lk n the man’s face was gratitude. He pulled ut his wallet and ffered me sme mney, but I 102 . I was prud f myself, pruder than I had been in a lng time, and I wasn’t abut t let smething like mney destry my 103 .
104 , the lessn my mm had taught me that day came int fcus. Mm wanted t make sure that her sn wuld always be 105 . Because f her, I did the right thing when I fund that checkbk. Because f her, I had gt a feeling f self-wrth that n amunt f mney culd buy.
91．A．hideB．thrwC．keepD．buy
92．A．surprisedB．satisfiedC．sadD．angry
93．A．rderedB．allwedC．tldD．advised
94．A．andB．sC．becauseD．but
95．A．smewhereB．nwhereC．anywhereD．everywhere
96．A．AfterB．WhileC．UntilD．Unless
97．A．whatB．whC．whichD．hw
98．A．bssB．custmerC．managerD．secretary
99．A．came up tB．came back tC．lked atD．lked up t
100．A．nameB．ageC．addressD．hbby
101．A．arundB．utsideC．insideD．ff
102．A．agreedB．acceptedC．reviewedD．refused
103．A．mneyB．prideC．happinessD．wrk
104．A．HweverB．LuckilyC．FinallyD．Suddenly
105．A．hnestB．wealthyC．prudD．brave
（2022春·黑龙江鹤岗·九年级统考期中）With mre and mre farmers cming t wrk in cities, their children 106 them. Hwever, prblems appear. One f these prblems is that it is 107 fr these children t get educatin in cities.
108 , there are sme free schls fr them, but they are nt 109 . Ten-year-ld Li Xin is ne f the lucky girls wh 110 a chance t study in ne f these schls. Althugh she has t spend abut tw hurs and change buses twice, she is very 111 . As a child frm a migrant wrker’s (外来务工人员的) family in the city, finally she was given the chance t study. Fr children 112 Li Xin wh dn’t have enugh 113 fr schl, these free schls are their best chice because they can have free classes, textbks, unifrms and meals in the schl 114 tw years.
But there is a 115 way t g. Because running(经营) a schl is nt easy and needs lts f mney. A schl fficer said they needed at least ne millin yuan t run the schl. “Luckily, sme peple and cmpanies dnate(捐赠) mney, used bks and a lt mre 116 things t help us. Als sme peple wrk as 117 fr free,” he added.
In a wrd, 118 the gvernment and the peple keep imprving the whle cuntry’s educatin either in the cuntry 119 in the city. Dn’t yu think the children nwadays are luckier than their parents? Anyhw, we must try t give them an equal(平等的) chance t get better educatin 120 we can make ur sciety a harmnius(和谐的) ne.
106．A．leaveB．fllwC．miss
107．A．easyB．gdC．difficult
108．A．LuckilyB．MstlyC．Suddenly
109．A．muchB．manyC．enugh
110．A．getB．lseC．miss
111．A．wrriedB．srryC．happy
112．A．asB．likeC．t
113．A．timeB．chanceC．mney
114．A．frB．sinceC．in
115．A．shrtB．lngC．wide
116．A．the therB．antherC．ther
117．A．teachersB．studentsC．dctrs
118．A．neitherB．bthC．all
119．A．butB．andC．r
120．A．s thatB．such asC．even if
（2022春·湖北宜昌·九年级统考期中）先通读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从各小题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出一个最佳答案。
Larry seemed always silent and didn’t have any friend. His teacher Mr. Brwn 121 this. One day, he asked Larry t meet him after class. Mr. Brwn said, “I see that yu dn’t talk t anyne r shw any 122 in anything. What’s wrng?” Larry replied, “Sir, I have a very 123 life. I have t face sme very sad incidents and I keep 124 abut them. Because f this, I can’t fcus my attentin n anything and dn’t even feel like talking t 125 .”
Mr. Brwn listened carefully, thught fr a while and said, “Wuld yu like sme lemnade（柠檬汽水）?” Larry felt a little 126 and nervusly replied, “Yes, thank yu!”. While 127 lemnade, Mr. Brwn added mre salt n purpse（故意）and kept the quantity（数量）f sugar lw. Larry made a 128 face as sn as he drank a sip f that lemnade. Seeing this, Mr. Brwn asked “Yu dn’t like it?”
“Um…it’s just there is a bit t much 129 in it,” Larry answered. Mr. Brwn stpped him, “Oh, it desn’t matter. I will thrw it away.” As the teacher was lifting the glass t take it 130 , Larry stpped him and said, “Sir, please dn’t thrw it away. 131 we put a little mre sugar in the lemnade, it will be fine t drink.”
Hearing this, Mr. Brwn said 132 , “This is what I want t hear frm yu. T imprve the 133 f lemnade, we dn’t need t remve the salt frm it, we can just add sme sugar t it. Similarly, we cannt remve sad things that have 134 happened t us, but we can add sweetness f gd experiences in ur life. If yu keep n crying abut yur 135 neither yur present will be right nr the future will be bright.”
Larry realized his prblem and prmised t live a psitive life.
121．A．enjyedB．nticedC．believedD．frgt
122．A．fearB．angerC．interestD．pliteness
123．A．simpleB．difficultC．quietD．cmmn
124．A．lkingB．learningC．laughingD．thinking
125．A．anybdyB．smebdyC．everybdyD．nbdy
126．A．surprisedB．tiredC．bredD．shamed
127．A．buyingB．ckingC．preparingD．drinking
128．A．seriusB．friendlyC．patientD．strange
129．A．sugarB．waterC．saltD．lemnade
130．A．verB．awayC．upD．in
131．A．IfB．SinceC．AlthughD．Unless
132．A．bravelyB．cldlyC．happilyD．angrily
133．A．tasteB．clrC．shapeD．smell
134．A．neverB．alreadyC．nearlyD．seldm
135．A．styleB．habitC．decisinD．past
（2022春·山东日照·九年级日照市新营中学校考期中）Friends play an imprtant rle in ur life. Mst peple hpe that their friends will always be there. They 136 friendship t last frever. 137 , even the best friendship can end.
As time ges by, many friendships end because f a(n) 138 in persnality r way f life. The friendship slwly lses imprtance and finally 139 .
Tmmy wrte, “I didn’t even knw the friendship was ver until I caught myself thinking f Alan as a frmer friend.”
Peter explained. “We 140 seeing each ther less and less. The friendship was just ver.”
Smetimes friendships 141 suddenly frm a disagreement r mve t anther place.
Alice said, “The end f ur friendship was a gradual thing. I mved frm ne side f the city t the ther. Since then we 142 made a phne call. We met less and less. At last ur friendship ended.”
Jack said, “When I mved t Seattle after cllege, ur friendship died. Bth f us were always 143 with new jbs, s we didn’t keep 144 tuch with each ther. Our friendship was s dead that I didn’t call him 145 I went hme.”
Yet the biggest prblem t a friendship is change. Lillian Rubin in her bk Just Friends say, “Generally it’s 146 that friends will accept each ther if they bth remain what they were when they met, r change in similar directins. If they change r grw in different ways, the friendship mst likely 147 lst.”
N matter why, when, r hw friendships end, there is always 148 pain f lss. When nthing can be 149 t keep the friendship, it is imprtant t frget the pain. Then mve n 150 new friendships.
May new friendships bring yu pleasure and happiness!
136．A．preferB．expectC．decideD．hpe
137．A．SB．LuckilyC．ThenD．Unfrtunately
138．A．suggestinB．experienceC．changeD．interest
139．A．imprvesB．disappearsC．appearsD．frgets
140．A．startedB．practicedC．cntinuedD．finished
141．A．break inB．break awayC．break ffD．break dwn
142．A．neverB．seldmC．alwaysD．ften
143．A．fedB．satisfyingC．pleasedD．struggling
144．A．inB．byC．nD．at
145．A．sinceB．whileC．befreD．even if
146．A．impssibleB．trueC．falseD．strange
147．A．t beB．isC．willD．will be
148．A．nB．smeC．anyD．little
149．A．dneB．checkedC．carriedD．thught
150．A．beginningB．frmingC．t buildD．t ask fr
（2022春·辽宁沈阳·九年级沈阳市第七中学校考期中）Rising Prblem f Smg
SMOG is a type f air pllutin. It is a big prblem in many Chinese cities, 151 it seems that few f us knw what has caused the smg. We dn’t knw what else t d t beat it 152 wearing a mask. Chai, a news reprter 153 the questins in her film.
In the film, Chai visits plluted places and talks t 154 fficials and scientists. She cncludes that 155 t much cal and il is the main cause f smg. Accrding t Chai, the fuels we are burning are f 156 quality and dn’t meet the standards (标准) fr envirnmental prtectin. S they have prduced mre 157 gas and particles (颗粒) t pllute the air.
158 slve the prblem, Chai thinks abut it fr a lng time. She suggests that we shuld clean ur cal and il r replace them with 159 energy such as natural gas 160 can we d t help beat the smg in ur daily life?
Chse t take public transprtatin such as the subway r 161 t schl. If yur destinatin (目的地) is nt 162 yu can als walk r ride a bike.
Yu can call the htline 12369 fr cmplaints and questins abut 163 . It is run by China’s Ministry f Envirnmental Prtectin.
Ask yur parents t clean the cking area ften. This can 164 extra harmful gas.
If yu find any plluter, take a picture and pst it n 165 scial media accunts (账户), remember t add “@ lcal envirnmental departments” n Weib. Dn’t buy prducts made frm the factries that pllute the envirnment.
151．A．rB．butC．sD．then
152．A．exceptB．besidesC．except frD．in additin
153．A．discussedB．rememberedC．frgtD．avided
154．A．hspitalB．armyC．schlD．gvernment
155．A．buyingB．sellingC．puttingD．burning
156．A．prB．gdC．prperD．excellent
157．A．usefulB．uselessC．harmfulD．harmless
158．A．TB．InC．ByD．Fr
159．A．fasterB．cheaperC．cleanerD．safer
160．A．HwB．WhyC．WhatD．Where
161．A．busesB．planesC．trainsD．ships
162．A．htB．nearC．cldD．far
163．A．wealthB．envirnmentC．temperatureD．atmsphere
164．A．prduceB．develpC．preventD．frm
165．A．yurB．hisC．herD．their
（2022春·湖南常德·九年级统考期中）阅读下面的短文，掌握其大意，然后从短文后各题所给的A、B、C三个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。
I was driving t twn n a beautiful summer day. The sky was 166 f cluds. The sun was dancing 167 the green trees with its glden light and I was smiling at the wnder f it. Suddenly, a truck jumped in frnt f me, tw feet ver the center line. I pulled my wheel t the right as I just 168 the truck n ne side. I nticed the truck’s driver lking at his cell phne, 169 unaware（没觉察到的）f the near miss. I clsed my muth in rder t 170 saying the wrds that I prmised 171 I wuld n lnger use.
Later in twn, I was cming ut f a stre when a yellw butterfly started t dance arund my head. I smiled peacefully and held ut my pen hand 172 , the butterfly landed n it and swung（挥动）its wings 173 flying away. I lked arund t see if anyne else nticed this small 174 , but the nly tw peple near me had their 175 dwn, lking at their cell phne screens.
I began t think that life is 176 happens while peple are busy lking at their smart phnes. Nw I knw that cmputers and smart phnes are all necessaries in ur lives, but it desn’t mean that they have t 177 ur days r take ver ur lives. Amazingly, they all cme with a pwer buttn. We can turn them 178 anytime we wish t.
Dn’t let yur smart phne take away yur smart 179 . Dn’t let technlgy take ver yur sul. Turn yur heart n 180 and yur phne n less. Share yur kindness and yur life that make thers smile.
166．A．fillB．lwC．full
167．A．thrughB．tC．frm
168．A．hitB．drveC．missed
169．A．carefullyB．alwaysC．really
170．A．admireB．avidC．affrd
171．A．myselfB．himselfC．yurself
172．A．At the same timeB．T my jyC．Withut dubt
173．A．afterB．befreC．since
174．A．chanceB．directinC．wnder
175．A．headsB．handsC．muths
176．A．whyB．whichC．what
177．A．cnnectB．cntrlC．prevent
178．A．ffB．nC．ver
179．A．mindB．cmputerC．energy
180．A．wrseB．mreC．slwer
（2022秋·广东中山·九年级统考期中）通读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后在每小题所给的四个选项中，选出一个最佳答案，并将答题卡对应题目所选的选项涂黑。
Velan was a carpenter（木匠）. His aged father, Kuppan, 181 him. Kuppan was very 182 , because Velan treated him badly.
One day Kuppan was eating his fd ut f earthen plate that his 183 had given t him. The plate 184 . The plate brke int pieces. The fd als fell n the flr. When Velan saw the brken plate, he was very 185 . And he shuted t his father with very rude 186 . The ld man felt bad and was srry fr his 187 . Velan’s wrds hurt him very deeply.
Velan’s sn, Muthu, saw this. He was 188 abut his grandfather. But he was nt pwerful t 189 in supprt f his grandfather. The next day Muthu tk sme f his father’s carpentry tls and a piece f 190 . He wrked with the tls t make a wden plate. His father saw him wrking. “What are yu making, Muthu?” he asked. “I am making a wden plate!” 191 Muthu. “A wden plate! What fr?” asked his father. “I am making it fr yu, father. When yu grw ld, like my grandfather, yu will 192 a plate fr fd. A plate made frm earth may break very easily. S, I want t give yu a wden plate. It may nt break s 193 .”
Velan was shcked t hear this. He was very sad abut his wn behavir. He 194 his mistake. He then became a different persn. Frm that day, Velan 195 his father with great respect. Velan learned a lessn frm his wn sn.
181．A．shared withB．argued withC．dealt withD．lived with
182．A．weakB．fatC．strngD．tall
183．A．snB．fatherC．grandsnD．wife
184．A．cut dwnB．fell dwnC．went dwnD．brke dwn
185．A．nervusB．wrriedC．angryD．friendly
186．A．platesB．tlsC．presentsD．wrds
187．A．dreamB．mistakeC．valueD．secret
188．A．sadB．carefulC．seriusD．excited
189．A．standB．lieC．cmpareD．rest
190．A．adviceB．breadC．paperD．wd
191．A．repliedB．askedC．wnderedD．guessed
192．A．buyB．needC．brrwD．hide
193．A．quicklyB．silentlyC．easilyD．flishly
194．A．keptB．realizedC．cpiedD．made
195．A．cnnectB．helpC．prvidedD．treated
（2022秋·江苏盐城·九年级统考期中）阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从各题所给的四个选项中选出一个最佳答案。
Have yu ever run a race? Each f us wants t cme first in the race. Simn, a 196 frm Kenya, had taken part in the Okpekpe 10-kilmeter rad race twice. In 2016 he gt the first place and in 2018 he came secnd. This time he wanted t becme the first runner t win tw 197 medals in this race.
It was the last rund. Simn was abut t crss the finishing line when he 198 anther Kenyan runner named Kenneth fall dwn. Withut thinking t much, Simn 199 t Kenneth t lift him up. Hwever, Kenneth culd 200 stand straight, let alne（更不用说，更别提） cntinue running by himself. Seeing the finishing line just a few meters away, Simn 201 t carry Kenneth t the finishing line.
The pair mved 202 t the finishing line. Other runners ran past 203 ne by ne.
Simn failed in winning the gld medal, 204 he wn peple’s hearts. “This is what is called sprtsmanship,” a race fficer said. “He is a true 205 .”
When asked 206 he stpped t help, Simn explained, “My dad tld me, when yu meet a persn in truble, help him. Dn’t leave him alne. That was the first thing that came t my mind when I saw Kenneth 207 n the grund.” Running is nt 208 . Running brings unity（团结）, lve and peace. If mre peple think like Simn, we’ll have a much friendlier and mre 209 wrld!
Life is like a 210 . It’s truly nt abut whether we win r lse, but abut hw we run.
196．A．walkerB．runnerC．lifterD．swimmer
197．A．gldB．silverC．wdD．glass
198．A．feltB．dreamedC．nticedD．watched
199．A．rushedB．walkedC．jumpedD．danced
200．A．nlyB．easilyC．hardlyD．simply
201．A．made a differenceB．made a speechC．made a decisinD．made a wish
202．A．slwlyB．quicklyC．angrilyD．happily
203．A．usB．yuC．themD．themselves
204．A．sB．andC．rD．but
205．A．winnerB．speakerC．lserD．fficer
206．A．hwB．whyC．whenD．where
207．A．walkingB．standingC．mvingD．lying
208．A．warB．prjectC．experienceD．purpse
209．A．successfulB．carefulC．usefulD．peaceful
210．A．mirrrB．raceC．pemD．bk
（2022秋·江苏盐城·九年级统考期中）阅读下面的短文，掌握其大意，然后从各题所给的四个选项中选出一个最佳答案。
A picture f 17-year-ld Zhang Guimei has gne viral (疯传) n China’s scial media. The 211 yung girl with black-rimmed glasses and tw shrt braids is beaming brightly int the camera.
Did she knw, then, that she wuld 212 up t be the much respected funder and president f the Huaping High Schl fr Girls in Lijiang, Suthwest China’s Yunnan prvince? Peple are deeply 213 by the fresh-faced girl in the picture, which is very different frm Zhang’s nw aged 214 peple knw very well, as it tells a stry f a wman wh has devted her life t pushing fr the develpment f 215 and fighting pverty (贫困) in the cuntryside.
Brn in Nrtheast China’s Heilngjiang Prvince in 1957, Zhang traveled t 216 at the age f 17 and has been helping girls frm pr areas get educatin fr ver 40 years.
With the supprt f the Party and the gvernment, she helped set up the cuntry’s first senir high schl t ffer free educatin fr girls frm pr families. The schl prvides free educatin fr girls wh wuld therwise have been unable t cntinue their studies after 217 their nine years f cmpulsry (义务的) educatin.
218 she had serius health prblems, Zhang Guimei tk mrning classes with students fr 12 years. She has 219 added up 110,000 kilmeters visiting her students’ families ver the years. Mst f her mney was spent n students. Since the schl pened in 2008, it has 220 mre than 1,800 students attend universities and clleges.
“I was built t be a 221 , nt a stream, rising t the high peaks (山峰) with the small valleys at my feet. I was brn t be 222 , nt wrthless, standing n the shulders f the giants, the petty cwards (儒夫) 223 me. “The mtt f Huaping High Schl r Girls is als 224 Zhang Guimei always tries t fllw.
Zhang Guimei 225 an award fr being ne f China’s inspiring rle mdels by TV prgram Tuching China 2020 this year. And the President Xi Jiping presented an award t Zhang Gumei during a grand gathering t mark the natin’s achievements in helping reduce pverty and praise excellent pverty fighter at the Great Hall f the Peple in Beijing.
Zhang Guimei is a cmmn persn but she is als a natinal her.
211．A．amazingB．smilingC．excitingD．interesting
212．A．cmeB．grwC．cheerD．turn
213．A．tuchedB．wrriedC．rememberedD．advised
214．A．armB．eyesC．handD．face
215．A．invitatinB．dnatinC．educatinD．translatin
216．A．HunanB．JiangsuC．YunnanD．Anhui
217．A．preparingB．cmpletingC．supprtingD．paying
218．A．AlthughB．ButC．BecauseD．S
219．A．smetimesB．neverC．alsD．seldm
220．A．fundB．prmisedC．heardD．seen
221．A．muntainB．buildingC．twerD．bridge
222．A．beautifulB．kindC．greatD．famus
223．A．befreB．belwC．besideD．ver
224．A．hwB．whenC．whereD．what
225．A．receivedB．directedC．refusedD．presented
（2022秋·河南平顶山·九年级统考期中）先通读短文，掌握其大意，然后从A、B、C、D四个选项中选出一个可以填入相应空白处的最佳答案。
Whenever we hear abut “the hmeless”, mst f us think f develping cuntries. But the truth is that hmelessness is 226 . Fr example, hw many f us wuld expect t see peple living n the streets f a wealthy, 227 cuntry like Germany? Kurt Muller and his wife Rita have 228 eleven years making meals fr the hmeless f Berlin, the capital f Germany. They first began t d that in a ht summer when mst 229 were away and enjyed themselves n hliday. Kurt and his wife stayed at hme, made sandwiches and sme delicius fd by themselves, set up a table in the street and 230 the fd t the hmeless. The Mullers sn realized that fd wasn’t 231 .
“Mst f the hmeless peple are lnely, and they have 232 friends r relatives. What they als need is 233 and care,” says Rita. The Mullers gave their phne number t the peple there 234 thinking and tld them t phne anytime. Rita ften stayed at hme t make sure there was smebdy t 235 the phne and their hme was always 236 t anyne wh culdn’t face anther night n the street.
Kurt and Rita 237 their lve by helping hmeless peple in Berlin, and they didn’t expect any payment fr their hard wrk. “We feel like parents,” says Rita, “and parents shuldn’t expect mney fr helping their children. The 238 that we get n the streets is ur payment.” Thugh Rita says she ften gets 239 , she feels gd abut helping ther peple. They will g n with their wrk because they like the feeling f having 240 in the wrld.
226．A．everywhereB．everydayC．everyneD．everything
227．A．traditinalB．develpingC．develpedD．develp
228．A．paidB．spentC．tkD．brught
229．A．GermanB．GermenC．GermansD．Germany
230．A．didB．sldC．drppedD．gave
231．A．badB．gdC．enughD．full
232．A．manyB．nC．smeD．a lt f
233．A．warmthB．mneyC．breadD．truth
234．A．withB．frC．byD．withut
235．A．set upB．watchC．wrkD．answer
236．A．clseB．penC．helpD．receive
237．A．sawB．madeC．shwedD．visited
238．A．suggestinB．clthesC．mneyD．lve
239．A．tiredB．excitingC．interestingD．understanding
240．A．lived withB．handed utC．made a changeD．gne fr
（2022秋·江苏南通·九年级统考期中）请认真阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。
Once again, it’s time t say gdbye t the ld year and ring in the new ne. Instead f ding the same as many peple like t d, why nt try smething a little 241 this time arund? Try ut anther cuntry’s New Year’s 242 . Best f all, nearly every culture includes fd in the festivities!
Eat 12 grapes at midnight. In sme places, peple like t kiss at twelve ’clck, 243 in Spain it’s a traditin t eat a grape fr each f the clck’s bell strikes. Anyne wh can 244 the task befre the ringing ends will get gd luck fr the year.
Italians mark New Year’s Eve with sausage and lentil stew（炖扁豆）, a（n） 245 dish that is slwly cked fr several hurs. The stew is a New Year’s treat because lentils and sausage slices are shaped like 246 and therefre stands fr wealth fr the cming year. The sausage is typically made frm prk because peple 247 that the rich, fatty meat brings mney.
We usually think f fried fds as an 248 chice, but in the Netherlands, a special curse is made n New Year’s Eve. On that night, peple 249 “il balls”, which are a type f dughnuts（甜甜圈）. Sme say the curse is made t cver the inside f yur 250 as prtectin against the sharp knife f devil（恶魔）. Whether yu believe this r nt, they certainly make a delicius treat!
Live t an ld age by eating extra-lng ndles. In Japan, peple have been 251 the New Year with a bwl f ndles since the thirteenth century. The buckwheat ndles are seen as a 252 f a lng and happy life. The act f eating the ndles means 253 crssing ver frm ne year t the next, which makes sure that yu mve n cmpletely frm the past.
These selectins 254 tuch the surface f the cuntless New Year’s fd traditins arund the wrld. Once yu try these ut, 255 can stp yu frm cntinuing the experiment during every hliday fr the rest f the year!
241．A．differentB．difficultC．ppularD．cmfrtable
242．A．vacatinB．educatinC．traditinD．inventin
243．A．andB．butC．rD．s
244．A．discussB．repairC．develpD．cmplete
245．A．expensiveB．deliciusC．terribleD．healthy
246．A．cinsB．cardsC．ballsD．tys
247．A．wnderB．refuseC．guessD．believe
248．A．unrealB．unusualC．unhealthyD．unhappy
249．A．eatB．watchC．drawD．thrw
250．A．earsB．stmachC．heartD．eyes
251．A．meetingB．receivingC．welcmingD．leaving
252．A．symblB．meaningC．wishD．methd
253．A．carefullyB．peacefullyC．slwlyD．suddenly
254．A．stillB．alsC．nlyD．nearly
255．A．everythingB．smethingC．anythingD．nthing
（2022春·江苏淮安·九年级校考期中）The tw-week vacatin at the end f summer schl ended yesterday. Kevin had gne 256 during his vacatin. He had the mney, but he 257 t travel alne. He used t take vacatins with Gary, his brther, but they had a big 258 at the end f their last vacatin. Each f them had spent the last three years waiting fr 259 t aplgize（道歉）.
Kevin did nt feel 260 abut being n nn-speaking terms with his brther. Hwever, he was nt ging t 261 frgiveness（原谅）when, in his mind, this whle misunderstanding was his brther’s fault (错误).
S Kevin’s summer vacatin was spent in his wn “back yard”. As usual, he had planned t 262 his apartment (公寓). As usual, tw weeks later, his apartment 263 just as it had tw weeks befre.
Kevin did d ne thing new and different. He went t a new 264 n Fthill Street. He always sat at a table 265 and read the free daily paper. Each day he was there, he read mst f the newspaper articles 266 he enjyed tw cups f cffee.
Between articles, he tk breaks（休息）by watching the nearby 267 and pedestrians （行人）. The cffee shp was next t a huge car park. The car park was fr custmers f a supermarket, cinema, bank, and restaurant. Kevin 268 his utdr seat t be a wnderful place fr ne f his favrite activities—peple 269 .
The cffee shp, with its excellent lcatin（位置）and cffee, had helped make his vacatin a(n) 270 ne. But he knew in his heart, if his brther had been there t jin him just ne day, his vacatin wuld have been a perfect ne.
256．A．anywhereB．smewhereC．everywhereD．nwhere
257．A．hatedB．likedC．disagreedD．wanted
258．A．celebratinB．fightC．discussinD．jke
259．A．antherB．the therC．therD．thers
260．A．sadB．excitedC．badD．gd
261．A．pay frB．lk frC．ask frD．care fr
262．A．sellB．leaveC．buyD．clean
263．A．sundedB．lkedC．smelledD．felt
264．A．cffee shpB．ftball fieldC．car parkD．clthes shp
265．A．insideB．arundC．utsideD．back
266．A．unlessB．untilC．whileD．since
267．A．lakeB．trafficC．signD．hill
268．A．cnsideredB．knewC．saidD．reprted
269．A．seeingB．listeningC．watchingD．hearing
270．A．awfulB．pleasantC．hpelessD．meaningless
（2022秋·湖北武汉·九年级校考期中）阅读下面短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。
I was leaving my best friends in Germany. The mment I barded the plane t China wuld prbably haunt me fr the rest f my life. A feeling f being anxius 271 thrugh me. They tried t make me 272 that we wuld meet again. But the 273 is that I was lsing them frever.
Thus, when I set ft in my new class n a winter mrning, I didn’t feel 274 . But my face immediately turned red with 40 pairs f curius eyes n me. A lt f peple talked t me n my first day, but I didn’t 275 t lk at them in the eye. I felt that 276 I made new friends, I wuld be betraying(背叛) my ld friends in a way.
Things 277 n a sunny afternn. I was 278 with my Chinese hmewrk and had n chice but t ask my classmates fr help. I thught they wuldn’t be nice t me as I had kept myself away frm them befre. T my 279 , hwever, they were quite friendly. Gradually, I started t make friends with them, and we’ve had cuntless great 280 since then.
I still 281 my ld friends, but I dn’t feel that I’ve left them. True friends are never 282 maybe in distance(距离) but nt in heart.
S dn’t be afraid f 283 smething. Just let it g. During the prcess, yu’ll 284 that yu never really say gdbye t it. Instead, it becmes part f yu, helping and 285 yu in life. Trees lse their leaves, but thse leaves fall t the grund and help the trees grw.
271．A．brkeB．rushedC．lkedD．walked
272．A．believeB．nticeC．fearD．regret
273．A．answerB．lieC．reasnD．truth
274．A．cldB．bredC．excitedD．nervus
275．A．dareB．decideC．likeD．need
276．A．thughB．ifC．becauseD．unless
277．A．turned nB．turned upC．turned arundD．turned dwn
278．A．stuckB．busyC．strictD．careful
279．A．shameB．surpriseC．fearD．satisfactin
280．A．gradesB．memriesC．cursesD．exams
281．A．callB．helpC．leaveD．miss
282．A．angryB．clseC．similarD．apart
283．A．lsingB．tellingC．findingD．starting
284．A．imagineB．hpeC．discverD．suggest
285．A．warningB．guidingC．pushingD．ruling
（2022秋·广东江门·九年级校联考期中）通读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后在每小题所给的四个选项中，选出一个最佳答案，将答题卡上对应的选项涂黑。
Arund a year ag, I was eager t be friends with peple arund me. I thught that the mre 286 I had, the happier I’d be. I had a few peple wh I 287 t hang ut with, but they smetimes shwed unwillingness. It was evident that my friendship wasn’t 288 t them at all, very ne-sided. I realized I had t 289 myself.
S I decided t hug the “ 290 ” f having n ne arund. I 291 everyne whm I didn’t like and was left with arund fur peple. I als gave peple chances t be my friends s that I didn’t 292 shut myself ff. But I wuld n lnger 293 friendships anxiusly.
At first it was 294 and I was afraid t spend a secnd alne, but nw I lve being alne. I enjy the feeling f nt having t wrry abut 295 . I als dn’t have t think abut whether peple like me and wh is saying what. Everything feels quiet and 296 nw.
I feel like I’ve 297 my life again. Peple wh have hurt me were previusly given unlimited chances 298 my “must keep as many peple as pssible” thinking pattern, but nw they wn’t have the privilege (特权) anymre. Ding this has allwed me t give myself much mre 299 and in turn has raised my cnfidence. We can’t push things t be what they shuldn’t be and if the wrld keeps 300 yu, yu can’t find ut what it actually wants frm yu.
286．A．teachersB．friendsC．familiesD．classmates
287．A．preferredB．missedC．prmisedD．pretended
288．A．helpfulB．psitiveC．practicalD．valuable
289．A．dubtB．checkC．changeD．prtect
290．A．excitementB．patienceC．lnelinessD．curisity
291．A．lstB．refusedC．bservedD．remembered
292．A．pssiblyB．generallyC．fullyD．rapidly
293．A．search frB．wait frC．prepare frD．answer fr
294．A．usefulB．funnyC．dangerusD．terrible
295．A．relatinshipsB．separatinsC．challengesD．differences
296．A．bringB．peacefulC．nrmalD．new
297．A．riskedB．ignredC．ruinedD．cntrlled
298．A．due tB．in spite fC．instead fD．in case f
299．A．guidanceB．memryC．respectD．fame
300．A．amusingB．surprisingC．mvingD．upsetting