2024-2025學(xué)年人教版九年級英語復(fù)習(xí) 專題02 完形填空 【期末必刷15篇】

-2025學(xué)年九年級上期期末考點(diǎn)大串講（人教版）專題02完形填空15篇（一）（22-23九年級上·浙江紹興·期末）Onecoldwintermorning,two13-year-oldboyswereplayingnexttothepond.Whentheirbasketballwentflyingontothe1ice,oneoftheteenswentafterit.Unfortunately,theice2withaloudnoise.Theboyfellintothe3water.Whenhisfriendtriedtohelphimgetout,thefriend4in,too.Atthattime,HembergerCory,ahockey(冰球運(yùn)動(dòng))playerandhisteammatewerepracticingnearby.Whentheyheardsomeone5forhelp,Coryrantohelpimmediately.Withoutthinkingofhisownsafety,Corystoodattheedgeoftheicewithhishockeystickextended.Hecould6theicebreakingunderhisweight,soheknewhehadto7fastbeforehewentintoo.MomentslatertheboystookholdofCory’s8sohecouldpullthemoutofthewatertosafety!Bothoftheboyslooked9,butexceptneedingtogetdryandwarm,theywere10.Now,Coryispraisedasaherobyeveryoneinhissmalltown.Hismotherdidn’tknowthatuntilshesawapostthat11,“Notallsuperheroeswearcapes(斗篷);some12icehockey.”ButCoryrefusedanyformof13.Hesaid,“Idon’tneedanythinginreturnbecauseIknowifIwereinthesame14,Iwouldalsowantsomebodyto15me.”1．A．hard B．wide C．thin D．large2．A．brokedown B．brokeup C．brokeoff D．brokeout3．A．clear B．clean C．salty D．icy4．A．fell B．joined C．came D．called5．A．looking B．wishing C．shouting D．sending6．A．a(chǎn)void B．knock C．lift D．hear7．A．a(chǎn)ct B．run C．reflect D．hide8．A．foot B．rope C．stick D．hand9．A．excited B．scared C．touched D．crazy10．A．fine B．weak C．safe D．lost11．A．said B．regretted C．celebrated D．shared12．A．wear B．use C．play D．need13．A．comfort B．payment C．support D．encouragement14．A．way B．team C．role D．situation15．A．praise B．help C．guide D．teach（二）（23-24九年級上·河南信陽·期末）WhenIfirststartedlearningChinese,everythingseemednewanddifferent.TheChinesewordslookedlikelittlepictures,andIcouldn’t16any.Butmyteacher,Mr.Li,madeit17forme.Heusedcolorfulflashcards(教學(xué)卡片)andtaughtussimplewordslike“nihao”and“xiexie”.Wealsoplayed18inclasstorememberthewords.Oneofmyfavoritegameswas“SimonSays”inChinese.Mr.Liwouldsaysomething,andwehadtofollowhis19.Butweneededtodotheactiononly20hestartedwith“Simonsays”.Itwassomuchfun!21,Istartedrecognizing(辨別出)moreandmoreChinesewords.Mr.Litaughtushowto22fromonetoten,andwealsolearnedsomeanimals’names.Saying“maomao”for“cat”and“gougou”for“dog”alwaysmademe23.Ithoughttheysoundedcuteandfun.Oneday,Mr.LiorganizedafieldtriptoChinatown.Itwaslikesteppingintoadifferentworld!Thestreetswere24colorfulsignsanddelicioussmells.WegottotrysometraditionalChinesefood,likenoodles.Ievenpracticed25foodinChinese.ItfeltamazingtousethewordsIhadlearned.Astimewentby,myunderstandingofChinese26.IcouldhavesimpleconversationswithmyChinesefriendsatschool.Theywerehappyaboutmy27,andwestartedexchangingwordsinbothEnglishandChinese.Itwaslikehavingasecretlanguage28us.LearningChinesehasopenedupawholenewworldforme.IcannowreadsimplestoriesandunderstandChineseculture29.It’sbeenafunjourney,andIcan’twaittocontinue30anddiscoveringmoreaboutthisbeautifullanguage.16．A．buy B．celebrate C．see D．understand17．A．easy B．hard C．exciting D．pleasant18．A．cards B．games C．songs D．sports19．A．rules B．instructions C．movements D．steps20．A．before B．since C．when D．because21．A．Slowly B．Lastly C．Suddenly D．Recently22．A．count B．hide C．review D．write23．A．dance B．laugh C．cry D．think24．A．a(chǎn)fraidof B．fullof C．proudof D．tiredof25．A．growing B．naming C．ordering D．cooking26．A．a(chǎn)ppeared B．improved C．stopped D．canceled27．A．creativity B．experience C．knowledge D．progress28．A．between B．with C．a(chǎn)s D．like29．A．better B．louder C．earlier D．longer30．A．traveling B．learning C．wondering D．rushing（三）（23-24九年級上·河南鄭州·期末）Whatisculture?Overtheyears,expertsinmanyfieldshave31differentexplanationsofwhatcultureis.Usually,“culture”isallaboutwhatagroupofpeopledo,howtheyact,whattheymake,andwhattheybelieveintogether.Culturescomeinmanyshapesandsizes.People32areinthesamecountry,state,orcitymayshareaculture.Yourschoolmayhaveitsownculture,andso33yourfamily.Peopleinthesameagegroupmayalsohavetheirculture.Manypartsoflife34culture.Mostdivideintotwogroups:nonmaterial(非物質(zhì)的)andmaterial.Youcan’ttouchnonmaterialpartsofculture.Forexample,the35,customs,languagesandlifestylehabitssharedbyagroupareanonmaterialpartoftheculture.Itcanhelpus36understandourpast,present,andfuture.Manymaterialitems(物品)arepartofthematerialculture.Thesearethingsmadebypeopleinaculture.Someexamples37anythingfromfood,clothingandfurnituretotechnologyandtransportation.ThemostcommonfoodssuchasricenoodlesinSouthernChinaandfastfoodintheUnitedStates,reflectpeople’seatinghabits.Materialculture38thevalues,customs,andtraditionsofasociety.Culturescan39overtime.Thishappenswhennewpeopleenterthecultureandbring40waysofdoingthings.However,peopletoday41sharemanypartsoftheirculturewiththeirancientancestors.Andthisishowtheygettheirtraditionsandthesetraditionsare42.It’simportanttorememberthateverycultureisunique(獨(dú)特的)anddifferent,andeveryoneshouldtake43intheirownculture.Howwouldyoudescribeyourculture?Thatcanbeadifficult44,especiallyifyouhaven’tthoughtaboutitbefore.45you’resure,askandtalkwithyourparents,youmayfindoutmanyinterestingthingsaboutyourculture!31．A．celebrated B．expected C．given D．taken32．A．whom B．who C．where D．which33．A．may B．a(chǎn)re C．have D．has34．A．cutup B．dressup C．makeup D．takeup35．A．heroes B．victories C．coals D．values36．A．more B．better C．less D．easilier37．A．build B．produce C．include D．increase38．A．a(chǎn)dmires B．reflects C．requires D．examines39．A．breathe B．change C．complete D．remain40．A．silent B．basic C．different D．lively41．A．even B．only C．then D．still42．A．believable B．enjoyable C．valuable D．possible43．A．time B．care C．a(chǎn)ction D．pride44．A．life B．question C．time D．situation45．A．As B．Unless C．If D．So（四）（23-24九年級上·甘肅武威·期末）I’dbeenproudthatI’dneverlostmycellphoneuntilmyhusbandJackgotacalloneevening.Wewenttovisitafriendinhospitallastyear.WhenJack’s46rang,itwasmymothercallingfrommy47.SheaskedifIhadlostmymobilephone.Icheckedmypurse.Itwasgone!IusedJack’sphonetocallmynumber.Thenaboy,whomI’llcallRhos,48it.“Ifoundyourphone!”hesaid,excitedly.“Ihavebeentryingtofindyou,but49itwasgettinglate,Idecidedtoleave.”Hegavemetheaddressofa50nearhishome.Laterthatevening,Iwentto51himthere.Ididn’tdaretogo52,worryingthiswasacheat.SoJackcamealong.After5310km,wegottothecoffeeshopwhichRhos54.Myfearsweregone.Rhoswasjustayoungboy.“Howdidyou55mymom?”Iasked.Heexplainedthatwhenhefoundmymobilephonebytheroadside,hestartedcallingpeopleinmylistofcontacts.Butallthey56wasmymobilephonenumber-whichdidn’t57.He’dcalledmanynames,startingwiththeletterA．FinallyhegotAdam,oneofmyfriends,who58myhouse.Iwas59togetmyphonebackwithallthecontacts,messagesandphotosIcouldhavelostforever.Iwasso60toRhosandofferedhimsomemoney,butherefused.Aswedroveback,wepraisedRhosforhishonesty.46．A．electriccar B．mobilephone C．radio D．doorbell47．A．hospital B．company C．school D．home48．A．a(chǎn)ccepted B．returned C．got D．a(chǎn)nswered49．A．before B．because C．a(chǎn)fter D．if50．A．coffeeshop B．postoffice C．hotel D．supermarket51．A．follow B．meet C．catch D．punish52．A．slowly B．back C．a(chǎn)lone D．finally53．A．driving B．running C．walking D．riding54．A．talkedabout B．lookedfor C．heardof D．knewabout55．A．remember B．know C．tell D．understand56．A．had B．noticed C．expected D．finished57．A．happen B．matter C．help D．fit58．A．called B．visited C．shared D．sold59．A．sorry B．glad C．sad D．proud60．A．useful B．strange C．thankful D．polite（五）（23-24九年級上·河南許昌·期末）EmilyandBettyhavebeenbestfriendssincetheywerelittle.Whethertheyareatschoolorathome,theyalways61andhelpeachother.Oneafternoon,EmilyfoundBettywithastoryshejust62.SheexcitedlytoldBettythatshewantedtobeagreatwriterandaskedforheropiniononthe63.Bettytookthepaperandbeganreadingit64.Afteraboutanhour,Bettyfinishedreadingthestory.She65Emily,saying,“Emily,firstofall,Iwanttosaythatthetheme(主題)ofyourstoryisverygood.Iloveitverymuch.”Emilyfeltvery66.ThenBettycontinued,“However,Ialsonoticedsomeareasthatneed67.Somepartsofthestoryshouldbemoredetailed(詳細(xì)的)sothat68canunderstandthestorybetter.Also,itwillbebetter69youcanimprovesomeoftheexpressions.”Emilyfeltalittle70,butsheknewthatBettytrulywantedhertoimprove,soshewouldn’trefuseheradvice.71,shethankedBettyforherhonestadvice.Afterthetalk,Emilydecidedtomakeherstorybetter.Eachtimeshemadesome72,shewouldaskBettyforadvice.Bettyalwaysheldatruthfulandhonestattitude(態(tài)度).Sheexpressedthepartsshe73andalsopointedoutareasthatneededtobeimproved.ThankstoBetty,Emilyfinally74thestorytoabookcompanyandthestorysuccessfullycameout.Nowmanyyearshavepassed,andEmilyhasbecomea75writer.Althoughshehaspublishedmanypopularbooks,everytimeshebeginstowriteanewbook,sheasksBettyforadvice.61．A．teach B．choose C．support D．miss62．A．copied B．read C．repeated D．wrote63．A．story B．cover C．picture D．poem64．A．quickly B．carefully C．loudly D．clearly65．A．shoutedat B．laughedat C．pointedat D．smiledat66．A．bored B．tired C．pleased D．interested67．A．help B．improvement C．preparation D．love68．A．readers B．teachers C．students D．writers69．A．so B．if C．unless D．before70．A．mad B．surprised C．disappointed D．satisfied71．A．Instead B．However C．Besides D．Anyway72．A．jokes B．mistakes C．excuses D．changes73．A．corrected B．liked C．knew D．a(chǎn)dvised74．A．told B．lent C．threw D．sent75．A．serious B．humorous C．famous D．quiet（六）（23-24九年級上·吉林長春·期末）ItwasacoldandrainydayinMarch.AcrosstheroominthestorewhereMandy76,satLaura,awomanaboutMandy’sage.Otherworkersdidnot77Lauraandtheythoughtofheras78andsodidMandy.Butsweepingthe79fromhereyes,MandymadeuphermindtosaysomethingkindtoLaura.Finally,shesaid,“Laura,I’veworkedinthisroomwithyouformanyyears.AndwhenI80everytime,Iseeyousittingthereagainstthewindow.IthinkyouhavetheprettiesthairthatIhaveever81onanybody.”She82.Shemeantit.Lauralookedupandsaid,“That’sthefirstkindwordanybodyhasever83tomesinceI’veworkedhere.”Afterthat,theyoftentalkedtoeachotherafterwork.Throughtheir84,MandyrealizedthatLaura’scoldnesswas85shyness.Theysoonbecamefriends.Otherco﹣workerssoonbeganto86Lauraintheiractivities,andsheblossomed(綻放)likeaflowerafterthat,hadfoundsunlight.Therightwordsmadeagreat87whenspokeninkindness.Wordshavethepowertoteardownorto88up.Whentheyarebothtrueandkind,theyareinstruments89havegreatpower.Neverforgetthepowerof90.76．A．walked B．bought C．worked D．ran77．A．like B．remember C．see D．hear78．A．beautiful B．silly C．worried D．cold79．A．a(chǎn)nger B．dislike C．hunger D．product80．A．showup B．breakup C．lookup D．callup81．A．heard B．seen C．imagined D．drawn82．A．doesn’tlie B．lies C．lied D．wasn’tlying83．A．sent B．written C．said D．left84．A．communication B．invention C．competition D．graduation85．A．a(chǎn)ddingto B．takingto C．responsiblefor D．becauseof86．A．break B．hate C．challenge D．take87．A．cause B．difference C．creation D．fun88．A．build B．cut C．turn D．show89．A．what B．who C．that D．whom90．A．end B．words C．happiness D．loneliness（七）（23-24九年級上·江蘇揚(yáng)州·期末）AletterchangedLeviStrauss’slife.In1849goldwas91inCalifornia.ThousandsofpeoplerushedtoCaliforniainhopesoffindinggoldandbecoming92.Thepeoplehopingtofindgoldwerefoolishandgreedy.Oneofthose93headedforCaliforniawasLeviStrauss.Strausswas94.Strausswasaclever,hard-workingman.Hewaslookingforanewstartinlife.Uptothistime,StrausshadworkedforhistwobrothersinNewYorkCity.Thebrotherssoldclothesandblanketsandothergoods.Straussplannedtosetupasimilarbusinesstohis95inCalifornia.Overtheyears,Strauss’sbusinessgrew.In1872hegotaletterfromoneofhiscustomers,atailor(裁縫)inNevada.Thetailor,JacobDavis,hada(n)96formakingbetterworkpants.Thepocketsonworkpantsoftentore.JacobDavis97metalrivets(鉚釘)tothepockets.Rivetsarepiecesofmetal98tojointhingstogether.Therivetsworkedwell,andtheminerslikedthem.Davisdidn’thaveenoughmoneytogetapatent(專利)forhis99.Healsoneededhelpmakingthepants.Inhis100,Davissaidthatiftheyworkedtogether,thetwoofthem‘‘couldmakeaverylargeamountofmoney’’.Strausscouldseethatrivetedworkpantswereagoodidea.HeagreedtohelpDavis.Thetwodecidedtomakethepants.Theydecidedtousedenimclothbecauseitisa101cloththatdoesn’tteareasilyandislonglasting.102,theriveteddenimswerecalled‘‘dungarees’’.DungareesisawordfromtheHindi103ofIndiathatmeans“roughcloth”.104theyweretoughanddurable,dungareeswerewornbythousandsoffarmers,miners,builders,andotherworkers.Later,dungareescametobecalled“jeans”.“Jeans”isabetter105forthepantsthan“dungarees”.91．A．discovered B．created C．invented D．hidden92．A．wealthy B．happy C．satisfied D．energetic93．A．whom B．who C．which D．what94．A．creative B．foolish C．smart D．different95．A．brother B．brothers C．brothers’ D．brother’s96．A．job B．business C．idea D．opportunity97．A．preferred B．a(chǎn)dded C．changed D．returned98．A．used B．worked C．made D．sold99．A．discovery B．invention C．creation D．business100．A．diary B．letter C．book D．invitation101．A．heavy B．strong C．usual D．cheap102．A．Inaddition B．Instead C．Atfirst D．However103．A．culture B．city C．language D．clothes104．A．If B．When C．Because D．Though105．A．meaning B．business C．call D．name（八）（23-24九年級上·江蘇泰州·期末）Thereisnowathickwhitefogoverthemoor(沼澤).Themoonisshiningonit.“Thefogisgettingthicker,”saysHolmes.“Thisisserious—SirHenrymustgohomesoon.”“Ithinkhe’s106.”Wehearfootsteps.Thestepsget107andsuddenlyweseeSirHenrywalkingtowardsusthroughthefog.Hewalksquicklyalongthe108andclimbsupthehillbehindus.“Listen!”criesHolmes.“109!Itiscoming!”Holmesisstaringintothefog.Helooksshocked(震驚的).AtthesametimeDetectiveLestradecriesoutin110.Igrabmygunandpointitattheterribleanimalinfrontofus.Itisahound,agiantblackdog.Thereis111comingfromitsmouth,anditshugeeyesareburning,too.ThehugeblackcreaturerunsdownthepathafterSirHenry.HolmesandIbothfireourguns.We112itandthehoundcriesinpain.Butthehounddoesnotstop.Heisstillrunningalongthepath113SirHenry.SirHenrylooksbackattheterriblethingbehindhim.Hisfaceiswhiteinthe114.Werunupthepathasquicklyaswecan.SirHenryis115andthehoundisbarking.SuddenlyIseethehoundjumponSirHenryandpushhimtothe116.Holmespointshisgunandshootsthehoundfivetimes.Withalastcry,itrollsonitsback,andthenfallsonitsside.Thegianthoundis117.SirHenryislyingonthepath.Weruntohimandfindthatheis118.“Oh,myGod!”hewhispers.“Itisdead,SirHenry,”saysHolmes.“TheHoundoftheBaskervillesisgoneforever.”Theterriblecreatureislyingbeforeus.Itisaslargeasasmall119.Eventhoughitisdead,thereisstillbluefireinitshugemouth.Iputmyhandonitsglowingface,andmyown120alsoglowinthedark.“Phosphorus(磷),”Isay.“Thankyouforsavingmylife,”saysSirHenry.—ExcerptedfromTheHoundoftheBaskervilles(《巴斯克維爾獵犬》)106．A．coming B．returning C．following D．trying107．A．heavier B．closer C．quieter D．happier108．A．river B．path C．street D．beach109．A．Lookup B．Lookback C．Lookout D．Lookforward110．A．excitement B．tears C．pain D．fear111．A．blood B．water C．fire D．poison112．A．hit B．kick C．kill D．murder113．A．with B．a(chǎn)fter C．before D．Beside114．A．a(chǎn)ir B．sunshine C．moonlight D．hill115．A．screaming B．singing C．laughing D．whispering116．A．fog B．ground C．fire D．gun117．A．trapped B．caught C．safe D．dead118．A．dying B．a(chǎn)live C．sleeping D．a(chǎn)ctive119．A．lion B．dog C．woman D．man120．A．eyes B．a(chǎn)rms C．feet D．fingers（九）（23-24九年級上·江蘇連云港·期末）Sometimes,aterribletragedy(averysadevent)canmakeusdoimportantthings.DashrathManjhicamefroma121familyinIndiain1934.Tomakemoney,helefthomewhenhewas122andstartedtoworkinthecoalmines(煤礦).Laterhereturnedtohishomevillageandgotmarried.Oneterribledayin1959,his123,FalguniDevi,fellfromthevillagemountainandwasbadlyhurt.Thenearesttownwithadoctorwasclose,124amountainstoodintheway.Thepatharoundthemountainmadethejourney90kilometers.Falguni125beforeshecouldseethedoctor.Manjhiwassadanddidn’tmarryagain.Hewantedtodo126.Hedecidedtocutapaththroughthe127.Inthisway,itwouldbe128forpeopletheretoreachmedicalcare.Hetookahammerandchisel(鑿子)andbeganhammeringthroughthemountain.Peoplethoughthewasmadbuthecontinued129.Heworkedinthefieldsduringthedayandcarriedonwithhispersonalproject130hewasfreeatnight.Astimewentby,hereceivedsupportandhelpfromsomevillagersandneighbors.It131him22yearsandfinallyhecompletedtheroadin1982.It132thedistance(距離)betweenthevillageandtheneighboringareasfrom55to15km.Howamazingitwas!Forhiswork,Manjhibecamefamous133theMountainMan.Afterhisdeathin2007attheageof73,anofficialroadwas134throughthemountain.Hisfacewasputonastampin2016andhis135wasmadeintofilmsanddocumentaries.Heusedhisterriblepersonaltragedytodosomethingthatwouldhopefullystopothersfromexperiencingsuchtragediesintheirownlives.121．A．rich B．famous C．poor D．disabled122．A．ill B．old C．busy D．young123．A．wife B．friend C．child D．brother124．A．then B．but C．a(chǎn)nd D．or125．A．replied

B．died C．slept

D．cried126．A．nothing B．a(chǎn)nything C．everything D．something127．A．town B．river C．house D．mountain128．A．slower B．worse C．faster D．harder129．A．easily B．suddenly C．peacefully D．hopelessly130．A．a(chǎn)swellas B．a(chǎn)smuchas C．a(chǎn)sgoodas D．a(chǎn)ssoonas131．A．walked

B．took C．a(chǎn)dded D．refused132．A．cut B．put C．reached D．covered133．A．of B．in C．a(chǎn)s D．to134．A．lost B．built C．pushed D．controlled135．A．story B．play C．song D．book（十）（23-24九年級上·江西九江·期末）ConnerWrightisinhisfinalyearatuniversity.However,hestillhasmanyclassesto136.HeisstudyingChineseandAItechnology—howtowashclothes.The21-year-oldispreparingforhispost-collegelife.Herealizeditwasnot137toknowhowtoreadandwrite.Sohesignedup(報(bào)名)foraclasson“adulting”.Hehasbeenlearningmany138lifeskills.Therearenowthousandsof“adultsintraining”.Wrightisonlyoneofthem.Notonlycollegestudentsbutmanyothershaverealizedthattheyneed139.Butwhydon’tparentsteachtheirchildrenthese140skills?Weinterviewedmanystudents.Their141,theysay,carealotaboutgrades.Almosteverythingelseisnot142important.Asaresult,collegesarefilledwithstudentswith143testscores.Manyofthem,144,don’tknowhowtocook.Sometimes,studentscomeupwiththeirownideas.145BelleLaunorJennyZhoufeltfullypreparedforlifeawayfromhomewhentheyarrivedattheiruniversity.Butbytheirsecondyearthere,theyhadlearnedtolive146theirown.Thetwonoticedthatmanyof147classmateshadbeenexperiencingsimilardifficulties.Theydecidedtosetupanadultingcourse.148itwasfirstoffered,its30spots(職位)werequicklyfilledup.70studentshadtobe149.Lastyear,thereweremorecourses,butLauandZhoustillhadtoturndown100students.LausaysthatsheandZhoudon’thavealltheanswersfortheirstudents.Thatisinfactpartofbecominganadult.Whendifficultiesappear,wemust150ourselvestofindasolution.136．A．teach B．a(chǎn)ttend C．reflect D．perform137．A．right B．important C．enough D．terrible138．A．total B．empty C．basic D．a(chǎn)wful139．A．help B．time C．money D．sleep140．A．study B．a(chǎn)rt C．sports D．life141．A．parents B．teachers C．classmates D．friends142．A．received B．expressed C．considered D．supported143．A．terrible B．perfect C．painful D．sleepy144．A．a(chǎn)nd B．if C．however D．a(chǎn)s145．A．Both B．Either C．All D．Neither146．A．by B．on C．in D．a(chǎn)t147．A．his B．her C．your D．their148．A．Because B．Though C．Unless D．When149．A．found B．refused C．behaved D．canceled150．A．dependon B．leaveout C．dropby D．takeoff（十一）（23-24九年級上·山東濟(jì)南·期末）Gwondowasadogtrainer.Hewouldgotothebeacheverydaywithhisdogs,to151themhowtocatchanimalssoallofhistribe(部落)couldeat.WhereverGwondowent,histribecouldseehimfromfaraway152hiswhitehairwouldshineinthesunlight.Thetribe153wouldsaytotheirchildren,“See,thereisGwondoandhisdogs,154foodforusall.”Gwondowentouthuntingeverydayandalwayscamebackwithlotsoffood.Andallwerevery155.ButGwondogrew156andasallhumansdo,onedayhedied.Thetribe157sadandcriedmanydaysandmanynightsuntilonedaytheelderscalledtotheirchildren,“YouhavecriedenoughforGwondo.Nowitistimeto158living.Godowntothebeach.”Thechildrenrandowntothebeachandlookedouttosea.159,theyalllookedateachother,thenturnedandranbacktotheirelders,160,“Comequickly.Gwondoisbackwithus!Heisoutinthesea.”Theeldershurriedtothe161andsaid,“Yes!Itis!Gwondoisback!Heisnowadolphinandlivesinthesea.”Now162youseeapodof(一群)dolphinsinthesea,lookforthebigolddolphin.Youwillknowhimbecausehehasalargewhitefin(鰭)on163back.HeisGwondoandheistrainingtheyoungdolphinstodrivefish164tothebeachsothathistribecancatchthem.Gwondois165toallthetribesontheeastcoastofAustralia.Theycallhimtheirseadog.151．A．a(chǎn)dvise B．train C．study D．follow152．A．before B．unless C．because D．a(chǎn)lthough153．A．elders B．guards C．teachers D．visitors154．A．searchingfor B．makingup C．mixingup D．payingfor155．A．brave B．rude C．happy D．a(chǎn)ngry156．A．tall B．old C．thin D．strong157．A．kept B．saw C．tried D．felt158．A．dependon B．giveup C．thinkabout D．lookafter159．A．Finally B．Exactly C．Slowly D．Suddenly160．A．discussing B．warning C．a(chǎn)nswering D．calling161．A．hill B．beach C．forest D．camp162．A．whenever B．wherever C．whatever D．whoever163．A．its B．his C．her D．it’s164．A．a(chǎn)way B．close C．far D．a(chǎn)long165．A．common B．similar C．known D．new（十二）（23-24九年級上·四川巴中·期末）Gorgewasthrowinganemptyboxwhenawomanandherdaughterranover.“Yousmell166!”Gorgesaidtothewoman.Thewomansaid,“Ijustwantyouto167methebox.It’showmydaughterandImakealiving”“Butit’sjusttrash(垃圾),”saidGorge.“Oneperson’strashisanotherperson’s168,”thewomansaid,reachingoutherhandandasked,“CanIhaveitplease?”“169youwantit,justtakeitoutofthetrashbinbyyourself,”Gorgereplied170.Thenhethrewtheboxandwalkedtowardshismother’scar.Thewomansaidnothingandtookthebox.Gorgetoldhismotheraboutthedirtywoman.Hismothersaidina171voice,“Gorge,noteveryonehasgood172.Yourfatherleftuswhenyouweretwoyearsold.Welivedahardlife.Icouldn’tfinda173,sowehadtoliveonthestreets.Oneday,Imetaladyandshe174metomakemoneybyrecyclingboxes.I175hersuggestionandourlifechangedafterthat.”Hearingthis,Gorge176outofthecarandrushedtothelady.“IamsorryforwhatIdid.You’reright.Oneperson’strashiswhatanotherpersonvalue.”Thenhismothercameoverandwas177tofindoutthewomanwasjusttheladywhohelpedthemoutoftroubleafewyearsago.Shesaidtothewomanwith178,”Youdidsomuchforus.It’smyturnto179you.Iwouldlikeyouandyourdaughtertocomeandstaywithus.”Thegirlandhermotherweremovedtotears.Therearealwayssomepeoplewhoofferusunexpected180.Sowhereverweare,bekindandgratefultopeoplearoundus.166．A．sweet B．nice C．terrible D．smoky167．A．buy B．give C．show D．lend168．A．junk B．support C．power D．treasure169．A．Though B．Unless C．Before D．If170．A．impolitely B．gladly C．nervously D．carefully171．A．funny B．soft C．cold D．strange172．A．luck B．fame C．nature D．behavior173．A．reason B．dream C．job D．hobby174．A．a(chǎn)llowed B．a(chǎn)dvised C．needed D．sent175．A．checked B．questioned C．followed D．forgot176．A．climbed B．got C．rode D．left177．A．surprised B．a(chǎn)fraid C．mad D．worried178．A．fear B．interest C．sadness D．joy179．A．educate B．understand C．praise D．help180．A．success B．pleasure C．warmth D．pride（十三）（23-24九年級上·浙江金華·期末）MyloveofbuildingthingsbeganwhenIwasakid.Itwasn’tuntilI181aboutThomasEdison,though,thatIreallybecameexcitedaboutinventing.WhenIwasinfourthgrade,ourteachergaveusa182.Wehadtowritetoacompanyandlearnabouttheproductsitmade.Eachstudentwouldthengiveareportinfrontoftheclass.I183theThomasA．Edison