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九年级上学期完形填空第二次月考前复习刷题练习15篇（偏难）
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I knew the hill and the forests around my house very well because I had kept exploring them since I was a child. So, it was a 1 when I found myself lost there.
One boring, cold afternoon in 2 , I had a sudden idea to hike the hill with my friends. While making our way up the hill, my friends stopped 3 to watch unknown plants and to take photos of unusual insects. These really brought 4 great fun. But I was just taking in fresh air and enjoying the nice views.
As the sun began to set down, we continued to move 5 . But shortly after that, we realized we were getting 6 —our legs feeling heavy and our energy running out. We were all clear that we could no longer go forward, so we decided to 7 . Instead of taking the same way back, I chose to walk down the other side of the hill, 8 I knew not far away lay the stream that would guide us to the road. But as the hilly land slowly became flat (平坦), I began to 9 : Where was the stream Were we not on the right path
Then I took out my phone to check the 10 , but it died in my hand in the cold air. I started feeling a bit worried. My friends felt the same way. But I quickly made myself 11 and encouraged my friends to keep walking. After watching the landmarks (地标) 12 , I saw a familiar (熟悉的) tree and finally made out the road.
That winter’s day taught me a valuable lesson-I depend too much on 13 . If my phone had worked then, I might have directly followed the GPS (全球定位系统). But I should remember to depend on life 14 and the environment around us. The true direction comes from our ability to 15 the world around us. Maps on screens may guide our steps, but it is better to trust our own instincts (本能).
1．A．surprise B．treasure C．pleasure D．choice
2．A．spring B．summer C．autumn D．winter
3．A．on time B．from time to time C．in time D．at the same time
4．A．me B．us C．it D．them
5．A．up B．down C．back D．away
6．A．afraid B．hungry C．tired D．bored
7．A．rest B．return C．risk D．remain
8．A．unless B．because C．until D．though
9．A．remember B．confirm C．expect D．doubt
10．A．time B．weather C．location D．messages
11．A．break down B．calm down C．climb down D．look down
12．A．carefully B．cheerfully C．helplessly D．nervously
13．A．friends B．memory C．luck D．technology
14．A．rules B．standards C．skills D．tools
15．A．guess B．organize C．describe D．notice
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The Supportive Role Behind “Ne Zha” Director Jiaozi
In the lively world of Chinese animation (动画), few names impress as deeply as Jiaozi, the talented director of the amazing movie series “Ne Zha”. But behind each successful person stands a supportive family, and for Jiaozi, that support came from his 1 .
2 the beginning, Jiaozi’s journey to becoming a world-famous director wasn’t easy. He faced countless challenges and difficulties, but it was his mother who served as his greatest source of encouragement and support. She believed in his talent and potential (潜力), 3 when he had no jobs for several years.
From a young age, Jiaozi showed a great 4 in drawing and storytelling. His mother, recognizing her son’s passion and potential, encouraged him to 5 his dreams. She provided him with all the resources he needed, 6 it was buying him art materials or sending him to classes to train his skills.
And more 7 , she offered him emotional (情感的) support. 8 Jiaozi felt depressed (抑郁的) by the pressure, his mother was always there. She 24 him of his worth, telling him that failure was just a stepping stone towards success. Her love and trust gave Jiaozi the confidence to take risks and push the boundaries of animation. It was this support that made him be able to create “Ne Zha”, a film that not only 10 lots of people but also broke box office records and won plenty of awards.
The film’s success proves Jiaozi’s talent and it also shows the great contribution his mother has made to 11 him realize his dream. She showed him that with hard work and a strong will, 12 was possible.
Today, as Jiaozi continues to make achievements in the animation industry, he owes (归功于) much of his success to his mother. He says his mother is just the model of Lady Yin in the movie “Ne Zha”, 13 of them having unconditional love and respect to their sons. They accept everything about their children. Their love and encouragement are just like the guiding light, lightening the path towards their sons’ dreams.
All in all, Jiaozi’s mother is a 14 example of the power of a supportive parent. Her firm trust in her son has paid off, resulting in a masterpiece (杰作) that has influenced millions of people around the world. So keep in mind that with love and support, we can all 15 difficulties and reach greatness.
1．A．father B．mother C．teacher D．coach
2．A．From B．On C．In D．Of
3．A．ever B．never C．even D．else
4．A．interest B．hobby C．habit D．joy
5．A．make B．win C．attend D．achieve
6．A．until B．whether C．if D．unless
7．A．interestingly B．usefully C．meaninglessly D．importantly
8．A．Whenever B．Whatever C．Wherever D．However
9．A．asked B．taught C．reminded D．remained
10．A．attacked B．attracted C．affected D．announced
11．A．help B．helps C．helped D．helping
12．A．something B．anything C．nothing D．everything
13．A．both B．all C．neither D．none
14．A．shine B．shiny C．shining D．shone
15．A．get away B．get down C．get off D．get over
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阅读下面短文，从短文后所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。
One day, a poor boy who was selling goods from door to door to pay for his schooling found that he had only one dime (一角硬币) left, and he was very 1 . He decided to ask for a meal at the next house. However, he changed his mind when a young 2 opened the door. Instead of a meal, he asked for a drink of water. The girl thought he looked 3 so she brought him a large glass of milk. He drank it slowly, and then asked, “How much do I owe (欠) you ” “You don’t owe me anything,” she replied. “Mother has taught us never to accept pay for 4 .” He said, “Then I thank you from the bottom of my heart.”
As the boy left that house, he not only felt 5 physically, but also his faith in humanity (人性) was strengthened. He was about to 6 before this point, but now he had new hope.
Years later, that young woman became seriously ill. The local doctors were 7 and finally sent her to a big city, where they called in specialists (专家) to study her 8 disease. Dr. Howard Kelly was called in for the consultation (会诊). When he heard the name of the town she came from, a 9 light filled his eyes. Immediately, he rose and went down through the hospital hall into her room. 10 in his doctor’s gown (长袍), he went in to see her. He 11 her at once. He went back to the consultation room determined to do his best to save her life. From that day on, he gave special attention to her case.
After a long 12 , the battle was won. Dr. Kelly asked the business office to pass the final bill to him for approval (批准). He looked at it and then 13 something on the side. The bill was sent to her room. She was 14 to open it because she was sure it would take the rest of her life to pay it off. Finally she looked, and the note on the side of the bill caught her attention. She read these words: “Paid in full with one glass of 15 .” (Signed) Dr. Howard Kelly. Tears of joy flooded her eyes as she prayed silently: “Thank you, God. Your love has spread through human hearts and hands.”
1．A．hungry B．thirsty C．tired D．sad
2．A．man B．woman C．boy D．girl
3．A．angry B．thirsty C．hungry D．sad
4．A．kindness B．money C．food D．milk
5．A．colder B．warmer C．worse D．better
6．A．give out B．give off C．give in D．give up
7．A．helpless B．helpful C．hopeful D．hopeless
8．A．common B．unusual C．easy D．difficult
9．A．strange B．special C．different D．usual
10．A．Dressing B．Wearing C．Put on D．Dressed
11．A．knew B．saw C．recognized D．realized
12．A．rest B．fight C．time D．treatment
13．A．wrote B．said C．noticed D．printed
14．A．excited B．afraid C．happy D．surprised
15．A．water B．coffee C．milk D．tea
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When Helen Keller was 19 months old, an illness left her deaf, dump (哑巴) and blind. At the age of five, she began to 2 that she was different from other people. Her family members could talk with their mouths, but she couldn’t talk with her mouth. Sometimes she stood between her parents and touched their 2 . She could not understand their words, and she could not make any meaningful sounds 3 . She wanted to talk, but no matter how she tried, her family members could not understand her. This made her very angry. Finally, her parents decided to ask Dr. Bell for 4 .
So just before Helen’s seventh birthday, with the help of Dr. Bell, her parents hired a private 5 Miss Sullivan for her. Miss Sullivan was careful to teach Helen, especially she taught Helen those subjects that she was 6 in.
One morning, Miss Sullivan carried a cup in her hand and she took Helen to the pump house (水泵房). 7 was pumping water (用泵打水) there. Miss Sullivan led Helen to the pump, put the cup in her hand, and let Helen 8 it under the spout (水泵嘴). Helen’s first impulse (冲动) was to throw the cup away. 9 she liked the feeling when the cool water flowed down over her hand into the cup. So she held it there, smiling a little.
Then Miss Sullivan held Helen’s other hand and began to 10 the word W-A-T-E-R on it. Over and over again. 11 at first, then faster. Suddenly Helen dropped the cup. She stood there quietly, hardly 12 . Inside her mind, a new idea began to spin round and round.
“W-A-T-E-R! W-A-T-E-R! This lovely, cool thing. W-A-T-E-R ” She wildly groped (忙乱地摸索) for Miss Sullivan’s hand. Her trembling (颤抖的) 13 began to spell the word on Miss Sullivan’s hand, W-A-T- She didn’t finish spelling the word W-A-T-E-R, then she felt that Miss Sullivan agreed 14 her by patting (轻拍) her on the shoulder. Helen was right! That was “water”! For the first time in Helen’s life, she “talked” with another person in this 15 way! Miss Sullivan’s eyes were wet as she cried, “Helen, you’re right! You’ve got it!”
1．A．repeat B．realize C．remember D．respect
2．A．mouths B．eyes C．noses D．ears
3．A．himself B．yourself C．myself D．herself
4．A．food B．wealth C．help D．trouble
5．A．teacher B．worker C．driver D．writer
6．A．rich B．interested C．successful D．strict
7．A．Someone B．Everybody C．Anyone D．Nobody
8．A．find B．hold C．break D．collect
9．A．Unless B．And C．Until D．But
10．A．spell B．read C．say D．explain
11．A．Easily B．Carefully C．Slowly D．Heavily
12．A．breathing B．dancing C．laughing D．singing
13．A．arms B．fingers C．legs D．knees
14．A．about B．for C．on D．with
15．A．special B．modest C．tidy D．common
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Jamie McCourt was the type of girl who played baseball in the street. “I always wanted to be the first picked for a team,” she says. “I was always highly competitive and 1 . I never thought of myself as different from the boys. ”
A love for baseball and confidence in her 2 have made McCourt successful, who became the top female baseball manager when she and her husband bought the Los Angeles Dodgers in 2004. As the vice president of the league baseball team, McCourt, running the 3 takes care of everything. One of her recent programs, called Dodgers WIN (Women’s Initiative and Network), offers female-friendly events that McCourt hopes will develop the role of women in baseball, who will be more important than ever.
“Any woman who’s in business has gone 4 various kinds of prejudices (偏见) which happen to you and affect you a lot,” she says. “My personal feeling is that it’s best to focus on your job and do it well and let that prove yourself rather than someone else’s 5 . ”
Since moving to Los Angeles from Boston three years ago, McCourt and her husband have been 6 in the Jewish community, taking part in many activities and donating generously to Jewish charities to help people in need, so they have received the Scopus Award from the American Friend of Hebrew University. “We’re clearly aware in my family of just how 7 it is to have Judaism (犹太教) in our lives,” she says. “To me, Judaism is a mirror of values for family life, 8 I connect it with my love for learning.”
Changing the Dodgers into business is nothing new for McCourt, who has got plenty of experiences. After 15 years with her work experience in the law firm, she 9 a decade as vice president of The McCourt Company, her husband’s firm. “My husband and I have completely 10 skills in the work, but he always cooperates closely with me,” she speaks of the secret of 11 successfully with her husband. “He’s the leader and I’m the one who makes the 12 come true. ”
An optimist (乐观主义者) by nature, McCourt 13 that five years from now, “the Dodgers will certainly have won the World Series. Meanwhile, I have the most 14 life. It makes me feel pleasure,” she says. “I’m 15 living the American dream. It is achieved through risk-taking and hard work, rather than by chance.”
1．A．curious B．active C．careful D．faithful
2．A．abilities B．team C．future D．practice
3．A．store B．school C．business D．machine
4．A．to B．through C．on D．by
5．A．topic B．hope C．work D．opinion
6．A．taken B．crowded C．involved(参与) D．delighted
7．A．important B．fashionable C．obvious D．serious
8．A．and B．although C．or D．but
9．A．promised B．spent C．took D．saved
10．A．regular B．famous C．social D．different
11．A．living B．connecting C．working D．meeting
12．A．work B．dream C．result D．truth
13．A．knows B．proves C．believes D．realizes
14．A．crazy B．amazing C．frightening D．dangerous
15．A．possibly B．hardly C．properly D．truly
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Before she got too sick to exercise, Kim Stemple used to be a special education teacher and a marathon runner. She loved life and running.
“Racing wasn’t fun,” she said. “I was there to get to the finish line as fast as I could.” She thought the most important thing was to finish a race rather than 1 it.
Then, in 2009, she got sick. Over the next several years, Kim’s doctors found more and more problems. She had to 2 in hospital for a long time. The normally energetic Stemple was naturally getting very 3 . Then a friend who had just finished a half marathon in Las Vegas gave her a medal, hoping the medal would act as a kind of 4 . 5 did work like magic spell.
After Stemple hung the medal on the wall, other 6 said they wanted medals too. That got Stemple thinking. “A medal is a simple way to give a positive 7 .” And soon, in 2012, her charity, We Finish Together, was born. It 8 medals from strangers—runners, dancers, swimmers, singers, and even spelling bee winners, and gives them to all sorts of people 9 .
People who have received the medals have included hospital patients, people from homeless shelters and veterans. The donor usually writes a note on the ribbon (绶带). “This helps them 10 someone,” says Stemple. “If they receive a medal, they know 13 cares.”
Can a simple medal really make a(n) 12 Yes, says Joan Musarra, who suffers from a serious lung disease. “When I opened my package containing my new 13 and the notes of positive, warm thoughts, I was very moved” she wrote to Stemple. “At that moment, I was sitting on my sofa breathing through an oxygen cannula (氧气管) because my lungs were so weak. It means so much to me to feel that I am not 14 .”
“We rise by 15 others, and I need a rise,” Kim said. “By knowing this, I realize every single moment counts.”
1．A．watching B．joining C．winning D．losing
2．A．live B．stay C．work D．train
3．A．upset B．tired C．lazy D．bored
4．A．punishment B．excitement C．experiment D．encouragement
5．A．It B．They C．She D．He
6．A．doctors B．patients C．singers D．runners
7．A．influence B．change C．message D．choice
8．A．collects B．protects C．brings D．buys
9．A．in need B．in danger C．in pain D．in general
10．A．agree with B．talk with C．deal with D．connect with
11．A．someone B．anyone C．no one D．everyone
12．A．promise B．decision C．agreement D．difference
13．A．medicine B．letter C．medal D．ribbon
14．A．alone B．asleep C．awake D．away
15．A．accepting B．teaching C．lifting D．treating
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阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，从每题所给的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。
As my train was delayed (延误) for two hours, I had plenty of time to spare. After buying some magazines to read on the journey, I gave my wife a long-distance call. Then I 1 my way to the luggage office (行李房) to collect my heavy suitcase. I had 2 it there three days before. There were quite a few people waiting, and I took out my 3 to find the receipt ( 收据) for my case. The receipt seemed not where I had placed it. No matter how 4 I searched, the receipt was nowhere to be found. When my turn came, I explained the situation sorrowfully (悲伤地) to the 5 . The man looked at me 6 as if to say that he had heard this kind of story many times. He asked 7 my case was like. I told him it was an old brown-looking object no different 8 the many cases I could see in his office. The assistant then told me to 9 a list of what was mainly in the case. If they were 10 , he said, I could take the case away. I tried to remember all the things I had hurriedly 11 into the case and wrote them down as they came to me. After I had done this, I went to 12 round the office. There were hundreds of 103 there. For one fearful moment, it came to my mind that if 14 had picked the receipt, he could have easily taken the case already. This had not happened fortunately, because I found the case 15 in the corner. After examining the things inside, the assistant was satisfied that it was mine, and told me I could take the case away.
1．A．traveled B．gave C．had D．made
2．A．held B．left C．found D．forgotten
3．A．mirror B．mobile phone C．watch D．wallet
4．A．often B．hard C．much D．soon
5．A．assistant B．friend C．wife D．workmate
6．A．now and then B．round and round C．up and down D．here and there
7．A．how B．what C．that D．all
8．A．from B．with C．to D．among
9．A．take B．make C．hold D．put
10．A．special B．wrong C．correct D．good
11．A．left B．put C．held D．kept
12．A．go B．walk C．run D．look
13．A．people B．workers C．cases D．assistants
14．A．someone B．everyone C．nobody D．none
15．A．putting B．setting C．placing D．lying
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Two brothers decided to dig a deep hole behind their house. As they were working, a couple of older boys 1 to watch. “What are you doing ” asked one of the 2 .
“We plan to dig a hole all the way through Earth!” one of the brothers answered 3 .
The older boys began to laugh, telling the younger ones that digging a hole all through Earth was 4 .
After a long silence, one of the diggers 5 a jar full of spiders, worms and a wide types of insects. He removed the lid (盖子) and 6 the wonderful things to the visitors.
Then he said quietly and 7 , “Even if we don’t dig all the way through Earth, look at what we’ve found along the way! ”
Their goal (目标) was far too ambitious (有雄心的), but it did cause them 8 . And that is what a goal is 9 — to cause us to move in the direction we have chosen.
But not every goal will be fully 10 . Not every job will end 11 . Not every hope will come to pass. Not every love will last. Not every 12 will be realized.
But 13 you fall short of aim (达不到目标), perhaps you can say, “Yes, but look at what I’ve found along the way! Look at the 14 things which have come into my life because I tried to do something!”
It is in the digging that 15 is lived. And I believe it is joy in the journey, and in the end that truly matters
1．A．went B．ran C．stopped D．followed
2．A．visitors B．workers C．brothers D．diggers
3．A．angrily B．excitedly C．slowly D．luckily
4．A．possible B．harmful C．useless D．impossible
5．A．dealt with B．picked up C．worked out D．showed off
6．A．showed B．threw C．gave D．offered
7．A．comfortably B．wildly C．sadly D．confidently
8．A．to dig B．digging C．doing D．to do
9．A．against B．for C．with D．at
10．A．changed B．achieved C．told D．stated
11．A．easily B．happily C．healthily D．successfully
12．A．dream B．mistake C．advice. D．step
13．A．how B．where C．why D．when
14．A．terrible B．sad C．funny D．wonderful
15．A．lie B．life C．Earth D．trouble
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阅读短文，从短文后各题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中，选择最佳选项。
John used to have difficulties in school. He didn’t pay attention to his teachers in class. Even worse, he was often 1 from class. As a result, he couldn’t catch up with others and 2 passed the exams. This made his teachers worried about him. His classmates had a bad 3 with him and they didn’t want to be friends with him.
One day, a famous mentor (导师), who used to be a difficult student himself at senior high just like John, 4 John’s story. He showed great interest and decided to have a heart-to-heart 5 with the young student. He believed that he could turn John into a good student.
The mentor met John and began the conversation by asking him about his hobbies and interests. Then he 6 his own story with John. He talked about the challenges he faced, the mistakes he made and the 7 he used.
The mentor’s story touched John a lot and his words seemed to 8 . John realized what he used to do was 9 . He made a decision to change himself. From then on, he listened to his teachers carefully and took notes 10 in class. After class, he finished his homework on time. Several months later, John made great 11 .
Now John keeps working hard. He has changed himself into a(n) 12 student from a difficult one. People who knew him in the past can’t 13 he has changed that much.
John’s story shows that no matter who you are, you have the 14 to change yourself. 15 you keep working hard, you can achieve your dream and become the person you want to be.
1．A．free B．different C．absent D．suitable
2．A．seldom B．usually C．often D．always
3．A．celebration B．position C．relationship D．introduction
4．A．passed on B．learned about C．handed out D．gave away
5．A．mood B．race C．joke D．talk
6．A．shared B．changed C．created D．wrote
7．A．calendars B．lists C．methods D．sculptures
8．A．appear B．work C．rise D．remain
9．A．clear B．wrong C．valuable D．fixed
10．A．actively B．suddenly C．especially D．recently
11．A．trouble B．trust C．progress D．stress
12．A．humorous B．excellent C．silent D．healthy
13．A．interview B．wait C．discover D．believe
14．A．power B．praise C．scholarship D．envy
15．A．Because B．Although C．If D．Unless
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My 12-year-old niece (侄女) was staying with us for a little while. One night we stayed up talking about how we used to 1 and take part in acts of kindness. We talked about how so much had 2 and how it would be difficult to do so many of those things now, 3 when it came to helping out strangers.
The next day, I needed to 4 something from downtown and took her with me. As we walked around, we heard a beautiful voice 5 . We turned around to see a middle-aged man sitting on a corner with his guitar. A couple was sitting on a bench nearby and 6 his music.
After I finished shopping, we 7 to sit at an outdoor restaurant across from him on the other side of the street. My niece kept 8 and saying how wonderful his singing was. 9 how she was moved by this, at the end of our 10 I gave her a ＄100 bill and asked her to put it in his bowl.
Though feeling 11 , she still headed over. As she got closer, the man was just finishing a song and they had a talk. She told him how 12 she was by his music, and he told her she 13 his day. As she was excitedly talking about the 14 with me, she mentioned, “He didn’t even know how much it was. He just 15 that someone was enjoying his music. That’s what really matters.”
1．A．exercise B．communicate C．volunteer D．research
2．A．changed B．reached C．improved D．invented
3．A．probably B．specially C．usually D．especially
4．A．buy B．learn C．find D．choose
5．A．crying B．singing C．shouting D．calling
6．A．admiring B．creating C．playing D．completing
7．A．failed B．happened C．expected D．seemed
8．A．joking B．asking C．arguing D．smiling
9．A．Wondering B．Seeing C．Hearing D．Doubting
10．A．meal B．visit C．play D．shopping
11．A．tired B．worried C．excited D．surprised
12．A．relaxed B．touched C．proud D．lucky
13．A．made B．spent C．wasted D．ended
14．A．song B．event C．conversation D．accident
15．A．treasured B．remembered C．required D．promised
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What’s FOREST What is FOREST for Answers like nature’s green treasure, the home of wildlife may appear in our minds, while in the Grimms’ stories, a forest is often 1 as the home of evil witches, talking animals and other magical beings.
Once upon a time, a devil living 2 happened to meet a young soldier, who behaved himself 3 in the war, but when peace was made, he had nowhere to go and didn’t know how to make a living for himself. The devil knew what the solider needed. 4 , the devil wanted to test his courage. Here was the 5 the devil made with him. The solider could live a wealthy life, but he would be Bearskin without bathing, haircutting or cutting nails for 6 years. And if he died during the time, the devil would take the soldier’s soul. During seven years’ period, people were 7 to the bearskin for his generosity—wherever he went, he helped the poor and people in trouble. At the end of the story, the devil kept the 8 and the bearskin harvested his love.
At my young age, what lesson I got from the story is that small acts of kindness go a long, long, long way. 9 you are kind, evil spirits will keep off you. Yet, as I grew up, my perspective (视角) on this book 10 . What came to my mind is the meaning of forest. In the Grimms’ story, magical power is from forest.
Forests which 11 the unknown, mysteries, dangers… are used 12 in many classic novels like Alice in Wonderland, the Wonderful Wizard of OZ, the Secret Garden…. So why not enjoy a 13 time with nice reads and the smell of nature in forests
A good 14 is tasked with carrying out activities to encourage a culture of reading and spread its values in all ages.
At its best, reading happens 15 . Slow down and feel the double gifts from nature and knowledge.
1．A．explained B．described C．created D．praised
2．A．in a forest B．near the sea C．in a mountain D．on the sand
3．A．with courage B．in fear C．with excitement D．in anger
4．A．Moreover B．Otherwise C．Suddenly D．However
5．A．business B．game C．effort D．trade
6．A．five B．six C．seven D．eight
7．A．thankful B．meaningful C．careful D．helpful
8．A．product B．promise C．progress D．project
9．A．Unless B．Until C．If D．Though
10．A．remained B．changed C．continued D．improved
11．A．ask for B．prepare for C．look for D．stand for
12．A．widely B．quickly C．rapidly D．wildly
13．A．calm B．proud C．surprising D．fantastic
14．A．story B．spirit C．read D．act
15．A．naturally B．certainly C．quickly D．safely
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Every evening before my elder sister Becca and I went to sleep, we would spend five minutes having a dance 1 . No matter what went on that day or how mad we were at each other, we would dance. It was a 2 my dad helped to keep when we were little.
One day Becca and I had a huge argument on 3 would play with a doll. Before bedtime, we were still 4 with each other. Our dad took us to the living room and 5 the music.
“For a full five minutes. No talking. Just 6 ,” He said with a smile.
After the five-minute music was over, we were laughing so hard that neither of us 7 why we were angry.
Since that night, and up until recently, our five-minute dance party was 8 we returned to every evening.
Now Becca and I sat with my parents at the dinner table. It was the night 9 Becca moved to attend college. Mom made Becca’s favourite meal. I was sad to think this would be the last time we all ate together. But Becca 10 ate her meal and explained she would go to say bye to her classmates.
Looking at the 11 chair, I realized how much I loved those nighty dance parties with my sister. I couldn’t shake the feeling of how sad I would be if we 12 the last dance party.
Some hours passed, and I began to get ready for bed, giving up on the thought that our last dance party would 13 . Suddenly, I heard a knock on the door.
“Are you still up ”
“Yes. What are you doing ”
“Julie, you didn’t seriously think I was going to leave tomorrow without us dancing one more time, did you ” Becca asked.
I tried to fight the 14 from forming (形成) on my lips and threw a pillow at her happily.
Though I hated to think of my sister leaving, the fact that this last dance was as important to her as it was to me made the moment even more 15 .
1．A．lesson B．party C．competition D．test
2．A．diary B．secret C．tradition D．project
3．A．who B．what C．how D．why
4．A．excited B．surprised C．angry D．sad
5．A．made up B．turned on C．gave out D．put on
6．A．fight B．listen C．sleep D．dance
7．A．forgot B．understood C．remembered D．realized
8．A．something B．anything C．nothing D．everything
9．A．when B．before C．since D．until
10．A．carefully B．quietly C．quickly D．politely
11．A．clean B．beautiful C．comfortable D．empty
12．A．missed B．enjoyed C．attended D．left
13．A．change B．happen C．end D．fail
14．A．disease B．smile C．tears D．trick
15．A．common B．special C．popular D．similar
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There was a little kid who studied in 5th grade. Everyone in his class thought that he was one of the 1 kids in his class. His grades were so bad that he himself thought the same.
His report card showed his poor progress in his class but that didn’t 2 him. He used to say to his mom, “It doesn’t matter very much.” His mother knew that her boy was not reaching his full potential at school. So, she set three 3 for him to follow. First, he was allowed to watch only two TV shows per week. Second, he had to finish his 4 before he could watch any TV or play outside. Third, he had to 5 two books from the library each week and write a book report on each of them.
The kid felt 6 about these new rules and tried very hard to talk his mother out of them but his mother stood firm. The kid couldn’t go 7 his mother, so he had to follow those rules. Before long he saw the 8 of his hard work, when he was the only one who knew the answer to a question the teacher 9 the class.
All his classmates and teachers were 10 that a kid who used to get the lowest score, was now able to correctly answer such a hard question. The kid realized that his 11 came from books he was reading. He began to believe that 12 he could learn just a few facts from books at the library, he could learn anything.
The kid continued on his path of growth and became an academic leader in his school. The kid had learned to read books and realized that he could 13 his love for reading into learning. The mother knew what her boy was able to do and 14 to give him a way he could do it. The boy who was thought to be the most 15 kid of class in 5th grade became a world famous doctor.
1．A．silliest B．youngest C．tallest D．thinnest
2．A．find B．enjoy C．like D．bother (烦扰）
3．A．ways B．rules C．subjects D．classes
4．A．book B．game C．homework D．hobby
5．A．read B．get C．buy D．share
6．A．happy B．sure C．careless D．upset
7．A．out B．with C．against D．for
8．A．facts B．fruits C．reasons D．opinions
9．A．asked B．told C．showed D．offered
10．A．worried B．surprised C．bored D．excited
11．A．experience B．education C．knowledge D．failure
12．A．when B．unless C．until D．if
13．A．change B．divide C．throw D．bring
14．A．refused B．wondered C．decided D．allowed
15．A．famous B．stupid C．popular D．handsome
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Just for today I will be happy. I quite agree with Abraham Lincoln, one of the greatest presidents in the US. He said, “Most people can be as happy as they hope to be in their mind.” 1 is from inside. It is not a matter of outside.
Just for today I will take care of my 2 . I will exercise it, care for it, nourish (滋养) it, so that it will be a 3 machine for my building. I plan to run for an hour every morning, and play basketball three or four times a week. 4 it is possible, I will join a basketball team and train myself there too.
Just for today I will try to strengthen (加强) my 5 . I will learn something useful and meaningful. I will keep reading as part of myself. I will choose 6 to read, especially books that need thought as often as I can, because reading is like a key that can 7 my mind to the outside world. It nourishes me deeply and 8 me a full man.
Just for today I will have a plan. I will write down 9 I expect to do every day first. And then I will begin 10 a very small thing, such as getting up on time. I may not follow it 11 the same as I have expected, but I am sure that I will have it. 12 , a good plan is half done.
Just for today I will be 13 enough to enjoy myself. I will not be afraid to be happy, and to enjoy what is beautiful. I will not be afraid to love and to believe that those I love also love me. I’ll value every moment that will be 14 with my parents, my children and my friends. And I will say “I love you” loudly to them. Never keep my love as a 15 .
Just for today I will start my new journey and enjoy life as well.
1．A．Sadness B．Communication C．Friendship D．Happiness
2．A．body B．kid C．pet D．house
3．A．simple B．heavy C．perfect D．noisy
4．A．Till B．If C．Unless D．Whether
5．A．head B．mind C．body D．memory
6．A．something B．anything C．nothing D．everything
7．A．make up B．put up C．open up D．clean up
8．A．writes B．calls C．makes D．lets
9．A．which B．what C．that D．where
10．A．with B．in C．by D．through
11．A．hardly B．exactly C．carefully D．suddenly
12．A．Anyway B．Finally C．Instead D．However
13．A．nervous B．careful C．brave D．worried
14．A．missed B．wasted C．spent D．offered
15．A．secret B．poem C．doll D．painting
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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。
It had been troubling a little boy for long—his deskmate could rank the 1st in the class every time while he only ranked the 21st.
At home, he asked his mom, “Mom, am I more 1 than others I feel I’m as hard-working as my deskmate, but why do I 2 fall behind ” His mom went wordless, not knowing how to explain to her son properly and 3 hurting him at the same time.
In another test, the boy ranked the 15th and his deskmate 4 the 1st. Back home, he raised the same question. Mom really wanted to tell her son that intelligence is 5 , which means that students ranking the 1st are supposed to be cleverer than others. 6 , was this answer going to discourage her son Thank goodness she did not open her mouth.
There were many times she wanted to tell her son, “Your father and I used to be excellent. Why aren’t you just as clever as we are ” She 7 because she didn’t want to put too much stress on him. She needed a 8 answer.
Time went by quickly. Though he made great 9 , he was still unable to keep up with his deskmate. To reduce the stress on her son, Mom decided to take him to the sea. During the trip, she finally 10 to give him an answer.
Now, the boy no longer 11 his rankings because he has entered a top university with the 1st ranking. Later he mentioned that valuable experience, “When my mother and I were sitting on the 12 , she pointed to the front and said, ‘Do you see the little seabirds and clumsy (笨拙的) seagulls over there When the waves (海浪) come near, little seabirds can rise 13 while it would take clumsy seagulls longer to complete the process. However, have you noticed that it is clumsy seagulls that finally fly 14 the endless sea and get to the other side ’ You might be a little slower, but if you 15 trying, you will be the one who will make it!”
1．A．stupid B．clever C．careless D．hard-working
2．A．sometimes B．always C．usually D．seldom
3．A．continue B．avoid C．start D．risk
4．A．lost B．announced C．remained D．cancelled
5．A．low B．common C．high D．different
6．A．Otherwise B．Moreover C．Besides D．However
7．A．stopped B．complained C．changed D．replied
28．A．simpler B．faster C．better D．closer
9．A．changes B．efforts C．decisions D．differences
10．A．forgot B．failed C．managed D．tried
11．A．worries about B．shows off C．deals with D．dreams of
12．A．sea B．ship C．beach D．plane
13．A．carefully B．quickly C．noisily D．quietly
14．A．around B．across C．along D．against
15．A．suggest B．prefer C．imagine D．keep
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答案 A D B D B C B B D C
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答案 B A D C D B C C A D
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答案 B D A C B D B A C D
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答案 A D C A D D A B B D
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答案 C B A B C B A D C A
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答案 B A B D A C A B D A
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答案 B A C B D C A A B D
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答案 C B C B D C B A D A
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答案 B C A A D A D C A C
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答案 D B D B A C B A B C
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答案 B D C A D C A B D B
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答案 A D A B B D A D D B
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答案 C A C B D A C B B A
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答案 C B D A C C A D A B
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答案 A B D B A D B A C A
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答案 B A A D D C A B C B
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答案 D A D C A B C A C B
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答案 D C A B C D A B B B
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答案 A D B C A D C B A B
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答案 C D A C B D A C B B
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答案 A C C B A B A C C A
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答案 A B B C D D A C B C
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答案 A C B B D

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