题型一语法选择2025年中考九年级英语复习课件（广东省广州专版）

这是一份题型一语法选择2025年中考九年级英语复习课件（广东省广州专版），共50页。
A[2024海珠区二模] Jim, a successful businessman, tld an experience f his childhd. When he was 12, his parents died. He was alne and didn’t get n well with . .1. .. N ne shwed kindness t him. Peple always laughed . .2. . him. His nly friend was a dg named Bbby. He gave his dg enugh t eat and drink . .3. . he was a little rude t it smetimes. One day when he . .4. . dwn the street, he saw a yung lady walking in frnt f him. Suddenly ne f her bags drpped frm her
arms. As she stpped . .5. . it up, she drpped ther bags. Jim came t help . .6. .. “Thank yu, dear! Yu are a nice little by!” The lady said kindly and plitely, smiling. A special feeling came t him. He had . .7. . heard such kind wrds befre. He watched her until she went far away. He was . .8. . excited that he whistled （吹口哨） t his dg. “Thank yu, dear! Yu are a nice little by!” He repeated the wman’s wrds. Then in . .9. . lw vice he said t his dg, “Yu are a nice little dg!”
Bbby raised its ears. It seemed that the dg had understd . .10. . he said. “Even a dg likes it!” he thught. “Well, Bbby, I . .11. . unkind wrds t yu anymre,” he said. Bbby waved its tails . .12. .. Later, they went directly t the river nearby. When he arrived at the riverside, he lked at himself in the river. He saw . .13. . but a dirty by. He washed his face carefully. After that, he saw a nice clean by.
Frm then n, he started a new life. . .14. . telling this stry, the businessman stpped fr a while. Then he said, “Ladies and gentlemen, it was that kind wman wh planted the first seed f kindness in me. All f us . .15. . learn abut kindness. What great pwer it has!”
2.( ) A.atB.nC.inD.t
3.( ) A.sB.rC.andD.but
4.( ) A.g gingD.has gne
5.( ) A.t pickB.pickC.pickingD.picked
6.( ) A.sheB.herC.hersD.herself
7.( ) A.stillB.neverC.everD.ften
8.( ) A.veryB.suchC.sD.much
1.( ) A.therB.thersC.antherD.the ther
9.( ) A.aB.anC.theD./
10.( ) A.whatB.hwC.whereD.when
11.( ) A.wasn’t saidB.didn’t sayC.wn’t sayD.haven’t said
12.( ) A.happyD.happiness
13.( ) A.smethingD.nthing
14.( ) A.WhenB.SinceC.BefreD.After
15.( ) A.willB.canC.shuldD.may
B[2024白云区二模] Once there was a king, whse sn was badly ill. Only the water frm a lake far away culd . .1. . the prince. The king prmised t pay half f his gld . .2. . the water. The news reached a farmer . .3. . had tw sns and a daughter. “Let’s lk fr the water,” said the tw brthers. They traveled a lt, . .4. . they still didn’t find it. S they brught sme water frm the river nearby. Of curse, the prince gt . .5. . than befre. The king . .6. . angry and he wuld kill the tw brthers.
The farmer’s yung daughter Tina decided t lk fr the water by . .7. .. She walked fr a lng time, and stpped . .8. . a rest under a tree. She nticed three birds, tired and hungry. “Birds, take . .9. . f my crn!” she said. “Thank yu! . .10. . are yu ging?” asked the birds. Tina tld them the stry. “What a lng and dangerus jurney! Maybe yu . .11. . ur help,” said the birds. They ffered her a magic leaf. “Make a wish, and shake the leaf. Yur wish . .12. . true.” Tina made a wish t get t the lake quickly. She shk . .13. . leaf, and then there she was!
Tina gt the magic water and brught it t the king. The prince . .14. .. “Take half f my gld!” said the king. Tina didn’t . .15. . the gld. She nly asked the king t free her tw brthers. The king agreed. Finally, Tina and her tw brthers went hme tgether.
1.( ) A.saveB.savesC.savedD.saving
2.( ) A.frmB.nC.withD.fr
3.( ) A.whB.whichC.whmD.whse
4.( ) A.thughB.sC.butD.and
5.( ) A.badB.wrseC.wrstD.badly
6.( ) A.becmeD.will becme
7.( ) A.sheB.herC.hersD.herself
8.( ) A.haveB.t haveC.havingD.had
9.( ) A.littleB.anyC.fewD.sme
10.( ) A.WhereB.WhyC.HwD.What
11.( ) A.canB.needC.mayD.must
12.( ) A.cme cmeD.has cme
13.( ) A.aB.anC.theD./
14.( ) A.is savedB.was savedC.was savingD.will be saved
15.( ) A.wantD.wanting
C A mther sacrificing （牺牲） herself t save her child is pretty much a nrmal thing t d fr mst parents. Hwever, . .1. . yu ever heard f a case that a child sacrifices his life . .2. . his mther? That is what this selfless little man named Chen Xiatian did. At the age f five, he was already diagnsed with a brain tumr . .3. . was cnsidered t be ne f the mst serius cancers. A few mnths later, his mm was als diagnsed with a kidney （肾脏）
disease. In a span f tw years, . .4. . mther and sn fught side by side. After sme time, Chen’s brain tumr caused him t becme blind and paralyzed （瘫痪的）. And at the same mment, his mm was tld . .5. . she wuld never live the same way again because f her illness. Their dctrs knew that Chen wuldn’t last lng and that his kidney was a perfect match fr his mther. Hwever, his mm refused t have her sn’s kidney in hpes that he wuld be able t recver, s he begged her t take his kidney . .6. . she wuld be able t live nrmally again.
As time passed, Chen’s tumr just went . .7. . and he became mre ill. One time, he asked his mther t just let him . .8. ., hping that his mther wuld agree t have his kidney. . .9. ., his mther finally agreed t have his kidney nce he . .10. .. She nly agreed t it as she believed that at least a part f her sn wuld remain with . .11. . fr the rest f her life. Chen peacefully passed away . .12. . a sunny mrning in 2013, and his mther was immediately suited up fr an peratin. The little by’s kidney . .13. . t his mm t save her life and make her healthy again. Befre the peratin, the medical team held a mment f . .14. . fr the
death f the very sweet child. In the end, Chen was able t save the lives f his mther and tw . .15. . peple whm his rgans were dnated t.
1.( ) A.areB.dC.didD.have
2.( ) A.saveB.t saveC.savingD.saved
3.( ) A.whB.whseC.whichD.what
4.( ) A.theB.anC.aD./
5.( ) A.whichB.thatC.hwD.when
6.( ) A.sinceB.unlessC.ifD.s that
7.( ) A.badB.badlyC.wrseD.wrst
8.( ) A.t gB.gC.gingD.gne
9.( ) A.TearfulB.TearfullyC.TearsD.Tear
10.( ) A.death dyingD.died
11.( ) A.heB.himC.sheD.her
12.( ) A.nB.inC.atD.during
13.( ) A.was givingB.was givenC.givingD.given
14.( ) A.silenceB.silentC.silentlyD.silenter
15.( ) A.thersB.the thersC.therD.anther
D[2024花都区二模] Once upn a time, sme wasps fund sme yummy hney in a tree. They said it was their hney. Hwever, the bees nearby were just as sure the hney was . .1. argued luder and luder and luder, . .2. . they culd nt slve the prblem. “We’re gd animals. We can’t fight . .3. . it,” said the bees. “Sure, we are,” said the wasps. “We can ask a judge t help us.”
Their judge was . .4. . elephant. He lived in the same part f the frest as the wasps and the bees. He . .5. . the pian when they brught the case t him. “Judge Elephant, yu played s . .6. .,” said the wasps. “We lve the piece ‘The Little Star’.” “I was playing ‘The Lin King’,” the elephant said . .7. . a frwn （皱眉）.
“We need yur help, Judge Elephant,” said the bees. They tld him what had happened, and the elephant started . .8. .. “We saw sme yellw and black animals with wings arund the tree,” said . .9. . witnesses. They thught the hney belnged t the bees . .10. . lived in it. But the wasps replied immediately, “Surely it was us. We’re yellw and black animals with wings.”
The judge culd nt decide . .11. . t d next. Then an ld sheep spke up. “. .12. . the case is nt decided sn, the hney wn’t be gd fr anything,” she said, “I suggest that the bees and the wasps shuld . .13. . a few days t build a hneycmb. Then, we will see whse hney it is.” “That’s a gd idea,” said the bees. The wasps did nt agree. “That’s unfair,” they said angrily. The judge quickly understd. The wasps gt . .14. . because they culdn’t build a hneycmb and fill it with hney. “The bees . .15. . make a hneycmb and the wasps can’t,” he said. “It’s clear nw that the hney belngs t the bees.”
1.( ) A.theyB.themC.theirD.theirs
2.( ) A.andB.butC.sD.r
3.( ) A.t slveB.slvingC.slveD.slved
4.( ) A.aB.anC.theD./
5.( ) A.practises practisingD.will practise
6.( ) A.wellB.gdC.betterD.best
7.( ) A.inB.byC.frD.with
8.( ) A.wrkingB.wrkedC.wrkD.wrks
9.( ) A.a fewB.a littleC.fewD.little
10.( ) A.whatB.whenC.whereD.that
11.( ) A.hwB.whatC.whD.why
12.( ) A.AlthughB.IfC.BecauseD.Unless
13.( ) A.giveB.be givingC.be givenD.have given
14.( ) A.angrilyB.angryC.angrierD.angriest
15.( ) A.mustB.shuldC.canD.need
E[2024广东实验中学三模] Puff and Pip lived in a burrw （地洞）. They were bth pleased with . .1. . hme. One mrning, a deer passed by and asked them, “. .2. . can yu live in this dry, dusty place? Yu shuld g ut and find a better hme.” . .3. . his wrds, their hme didn’t lk as gd as it was befre. They started t ntice all the bad things abut it, . .4. . the tw friends set ff fr smething better.
Sn, they came t a lush （茂盛的） field. “This is a better hme,” said Pip. “Lk at all that grass!” As they walked int . .5. . field, they heard a strange sund. A big machine . .6. . in their directin. “This is nt a better hme!” Pip shuted. They rushed ut f the field. They cntinued their search. Next a sandy hill . .7. .. “This is a better hme,” Pip said. “Digging is easy fr us.” Then they heard . .8. . strange sund. A giant sand hill crane flew dwn n them . .9. . the sky. “This is nt a better hme!” Pip shuted. As the crane flew ff, the tw left there . .10. ..
Next they came t a watering hle. “This is a better hme,” Pip said. “Much . .11. . t water and fd!” Puff’s eyes grew wide. “Yes!” As the friends tk a drink f water, they saw sme cattle . .12. . straight fr them. “This is nt a better hme!” Pip shuted. “It’s hard . .13. . a better hme,” Pip said. “Why did we ever leave the ne we . .14. .?” “Maybe urs is gd enugh,” Pip said, “but we . .15. . take an adventure walk nw and then,” he added. “Just t see the wrld a bit.” Puff ndded.
1.( ) A.theB.themC.theirD.theirs
2.( ) A.WhB.HwC.WhatD.When
3.( ) A.BecauseB.Because fC.SinceD.As
4.( ) A.butB.rC.sD.nr
5.( ) A.theB.aC.anD./
6.( ) A.mvesB.has mvedC.is mvingD.was mving
7.( ) A.fundB.is fundC.was fundD.were fund
8.( ) A.antherB.therC.thersD.the ther
9.( ) A.inB.nC.intD.frm
10.( ) A.quickD.mre quickly
11.( ) A.clseB.clserC.clsestD.clsely
12.( ) A.ranB.runsC.t runD.running
13.( ) A.findB.findingC.t findD.finds
14.( ) A.hadB.haveC.hasD.having
15.( ) A.willB.mustC.shuldD.might
F[2024广州大学附属中学二模] There nce lived a bird and her tw babies in a frest. One day, there . .1. . a big strm. A heavy branch fell and killed the mther bird. The wind blew the baby birds away. Nbdy knew . .2. . they were alive r nt. Luckily, they all survived. One f them came dwn near a cave where rbbers lived. . .3. . landed utside a wise man’s huse. Days passed and the baby birds grew up. One day, a king came t the frest. He said t himself, “. .4. . an animal, and I will be extremely happy.”
He saw a deer and rde after it deep . .5. . the frest. Sn he lst his way. Very tired, he sat dwn under a tree. Suddenly, he heard a vice. “Quick! . .6. . is here. Cme and take his gld and hrse. Hurry . .7. . he’ll run away.” The king lked up . .8. .. He saw a big, brwn bird. He als heard lw nises . .9. . frm the cave. He rde away immediately. A few mments later, feeling frightened, he rde even . .10. ..
Sn, he came t . .11. . wise man’s huse. He heard a gentle vice. “Welcme, Sir. Please g inside and rest.” The king lked up and saw anther big, brwn bird. Later the wise man came back. The king tld him the stry f the tw birds. “They lk s alike, hwever, . .12. . differently they behave! The frest . .13. . with surprises.” The wise man smiled. “After all, ne is knwn by the cmpany ne keeps. That bird has heard s much talk abut rbbing . .14. . he talks like a rbber nw. This ne has repeated . .15. . he has always heard. He welcmes peple.”
1.( ) A.isB.hasC.wasD.had
2.( ) A.whatB.whenC.whetherD.that
3.( ) A.OtherB.AntherC.OthersD.The ther
4.( ) A.HuntingB.HuntC.T huntD.Hunted
5.( ) A.inB.intC.dwnD.at
6.( ) A.SmeneD.N ne
7.( ) A.andB.sC.rD.unless
8.( ) A.surprisingD.surprised
9.( ) A.cmeB.cameC.t cmeD.cming
10.( ) A.quick quicklyD.quickly
11.( ) A.theB.aC.anD./
12.( ) A.whatB.hwC.what aD.hw a
13.( ) A.was fullB.fullC.has filledD.was filled
14.( ) A.thatB.whichC.asD.if
15.( ) A.whenB.thatC.hwD.what
G[2024广东广雅中学三模] Bethany Hamiltn is frm Hawaii. When she was just 13 years ld, she and her friend were surfing in the cean. While they were surfing, . .1. . accident happened, a shark attacked Hamiltn. In the attack, Hamiltn lst her left arm. Hamiltn . .2. . t the hspital right away. When she arrived, she had already lst mre than half f her bld and almst died. . .3. ., dctrs saved her life in the end. Hamiltn lved surfing, and she didn’t want t
stp. Of curse, it was much . .4. . fr her nw because she nly had ne arm. First, she gt a special surfbard（冲浪板）. This bard was thicker and it was easier t cntrl. Then, she started t exercise her legs. She needed strnger legs because she . .5. . kick mre t push the bard frward thrugh the water. Finally, she learned . .6. . t surf with nly ne arm. Less than ne mnth after . .7. . her arm, she was surfing again n . .8. . wn.
Tday, Hamiltn is a prfessinal（职业的）surfer. She surfs in cmpetitins arund the wrld. She has been in cmpetitins with . .9. . in the USA, Brazil, and Australia. In ttal, she has wn . .10. . imprtant cmpetitins s far. She n lnger needs a special surfbard. She uses the same kind f surfbard . .11. . everyne else uses. Hamiltn uses her experiences t teach peple t never give up. She als ges n TV shws. In 2011, she . .12. . a bk abut the shark attack and her difficulties. Her experiences were even made int a mvie,
which made her famus . .13. . wn several awards because f her great curage. Hamiltn says that . .14. . peple has been a wnderful experience fr her. She says that she has learned a lt abut life, lve, and being strng. Hwever, . .15. . s many things have happened t her, she says she is still just a surfer.
1.( ) A.aB.anC.theD./
2.( ) A.sentB.has sentC.is sentD.was sent
3.( ) A.LuckB.LuckyC.LuckilyD.Unlucky
4.( ) A.hardB.hardlyC.harderD.the hardest
5.( ) A.shuldB.can’tC.needn’tD.had t
6.( ) A.hwB.whatC.thatD.which
7.( ) A.t lseB.lsingC.lseD.lst
8.( ) A.sheB.herC.hersD.herself
9.( ) A.antherB.the therC.therD.thers
10.( ) A.a fewB.fewC.a littleD.little
11.( ) A.fB.frmC.abutD.as
12.( ) A.writes writtenD.was writing
13.( ) A.andB.butC.sD.r
14.( ) A.helpB.t helpC.helpingD.helped
15.( ) A.unlessB.sinceC.althughD.if
H[2024 广州外国语学校集团联考] “Our teas can help prtect yur teeth and yur heart, pssibly even helping t prevent cancer,” said Lu Shengkai, ne f fur student hsts frm Sichuan University High Schl. They . .1. . intrduced three self-made health teas thrugh a livestream （直播） . .2. . March 27, 2022, and they . .3. . fr several weeks by nw. The livestream gt ver 60 . .4. . likes and many nline rders, with all prfits （利润） ging t lcal tea farmers.
“It’s . .5. . first time we have sld tea nline. We nt nly need t intrduce . .6. . tea, but we als need t interact with the audience and answer their questins,” said Lu. “We’ve learned a lt frm the prcess, . .7. . it’s tiring.” Lu is ne f a grup f students . .8. . take part in a tw-year curse n tea research. They learn abut tea planting and picking, tea making, package design and marketing thrugh research and fieldwrk. Hwever, . .9. . a new and ppular tea isn’t easy. Lu and his team members . .10. . a tea t better prtect students’ eyesight. They first met
with a prfessinal frm Chengdu University f Traditinal Chinese Medicine and researched the prperties （特性） f lcal tea. Then they learned . .11. . functins f ingredients such as gji berries （枸杞）, mangsteen （山竹果） and cassia seed （决明子） and did experiments t find what wuld happen if they . .12. . all tgether. They ended up with a cassia seed tea and then added . .13. . ingredients based n peple’s feedback. “Thrugh the tea curse, students . .14. . learn hw t be creative and imprve their hands-n skills. They als learn t respect tea wrkers and hw t cntribute t rural vitalizatin （乡村振兴）. That’s . .15. . ur educatin means，” said Mi Yunlin, the principal f the schl.
1.( ) A.exciteB.excitedC.excitedlyD.exciting
2.( ) A.atB.nC.inD.fr
3.( ) A.livestream livestreamedD.will livestream
4.( ) A.thusandB.thusandsC.thusands fD.thusand f
5.( ) A.aB.anC.theD./
6.( ) A.weB.usC.ursD.ur
7.( ) A.whenB.asC.thughD.s
8.( ) A.whatB.whmC.whD.which
9.( ) A.makeB.makesC.makingD.made
10.( ) A.createB.createdC.is creatingD.was created
11.( ) A.differentD.mre different
12.( ) A.mixB.are mixedC.were mixedD.were mixing
13.( ) A.antherB.therC.thersD.the ther
14.( ) A.canB.mustC.shuldD.need
15.( ) A.whichB.whenC.whereD.what
I[2024华南师大附中模拟] David lked ut f the windw and saw clear blue skies. “Yes!” he shuted. “It’s a beautiful day! I . .1. . g fishing.” He was . .2. . excited that he rushed t the beach. Then he jumped int his bat and paddled （用船桨划） tward sme rcks. He threw sme bread int the water . .3. . the fish. Suddenly, . .4. . fish swam up t the bat. “They’re s beautiful! Maybe tday I’ll . .5. . watch them.” David smiled happily. He watched the fish and fell asleep in the warm sun.
David wke up feeling cld. Lking up, he saw black skies. Big waves were shaking his little fishing bat . .6. . was flating ut t the sea. David realized that there was a strm. He was . .7. . and tried t paddle twards the beach, . .8. . the waves pushed him further away. A huge wave came, and he . .9. . int the water. “Help! Help!” David cried. But just at that mment, he felt . .10. . under the water. Then, t his surprise, he . .11. . thrugh the waves at high speed, heading straight fr the beach.
He lked dwn and saw a beautiful, smiling face. It was . .12. . dlphin! The dlphin jumped thrugh the water, carrying David n . .13. . back. When they reached near the shre, the dlphin drpped David n the sand and then swam up and dwn in frnt f him. “Thank yu, my friend,” David said . .14. . a lw vice. Every day afterward, David and the dlphin played in the cean. The dlphin taught David tricks, such as . .15. . t stay away frm a strm!
1.( ) A.canB.mightC.mustD.need
2.( ) A.veryB.sC.tD.much
3.( ) A.attractingB.attractedC.t attractD.attract
4.( ) A.hundreds fB.hundred fC.hundredsD.hundred
5.( ) A.evenB.stillC.justD.yet
6.( ) A.whatB.whichC.whmD.wh
7.( ) A.frightB.frightenC.frighteningD.frightened
8.( ) A.andB.butC.sD.r