08完形填空精練精析01（2021·廣州白云廣雅實驗學校九年級）Therewasonceaboywhowasoutplayinginafieldwithhisfiends.Astheywereplaying,theboy1astonethatlookedinteresting.Itwas2theotherstones.Itwasalittlebitshiny.Butitwasstillquite3.Theboypickeditupanddecidedtopolish(擦亮)itcarefully.Hsfriendsmadefunofhimforthis.Theysaid,“Whyareyoupolishingthatdirtyoldstone?Wethinkit’sworth4atall!”Buteveryday,whentheywentouttoplay,theboywouldbringthestonewithhim,polishingitwhenevertheytooka5.Thiswentonforsometime.Thenoneday,theboylefthishometojoinhisfriendsasusual.Hehada(an)6forthem.Whenheshowedthemthestone,they7believetheireyes.Itwas,infact,abeautifuldiamond.Theboyhadstayedupallnightandnightbefore,polishingit8itwascompletelyclean.Therewillbetimesinyourlifewhenpeoplewon’tencourageyou.Theywilltellyouthatyou’re9yourtimeonsomemeaninglesstasks.Thebestthingyoucandoistoleavethemoutand10toworktowardyourgoal.Youcanturnacommonstoneintoadiamondifyouhavepersistence(毅力)endcourage.1．A．invented B．found C．foundout D．discovery2．A．thesameas B．similarto C．like D．differentfrom3．A．dirty B．clean C．bright D．pretty4．A．nothing B．everything C．something D．anything5．A．photo B．shower C．break D．risk6．A．idea B．surprise C．worry D．excitement7．A．wouldn’t B．mightnot C．shouldn’t D．couldn’t8．A．though B．but C．until D．because9．A．saving B．paying C．wasting D．counting10．A．continue B．stop C．begin D．refuse02（2021·廣東澄海·）AdamLeeisaverypopularmaninOttawa.Heisnotfamousinsportsorthearts,butpeopleinthestreetsknowabouthim,11thegloves.Forthosepeople,heis“GlovesLee”.Howdidhegetthat12?Helookslikeanyotherbusinessman,wearingasuitandcarryingabriefcase(公文包).Buthe’s13.Hisbriefcasealwayshassomegloves.Inwinter,Mr.Leewalksinthestreets,14atpeople.Hestopswhenheseessomeonewithnogloves.Hegivesthemapairandthenhemoveson,lookingformorepeoplewithcold15.Onwinterdays,Mr.Leegivesawaygloves.Duringtherestoftheyear,he16glovesfromglovesshops.Peoplewhohave17himsendhimgloves,sohehasmanyathome.Leebegandoingthis21yearsago.Now,manypoorpeopleinthecityknowhimand18hisbehavior.Butpeople19don’tknowhimaresometimessurprisedbyhim.Theydon’trealizethathejustwantstomakethem20.Apairofglovesmaybeasmallthing,butitcanmakeabigdifferenceinwinter.11．A．widely B．exactly C．especially D．totally12．A．chance B．project C．courage D．name13．A．different B．humorous C．mean D．helpful14．A．lookingforward B．lookingaround C．lookingup D．lookingdownupon15．A．feet B．ears C．faces D．hands16．A．produces B．buys C．receives D．sells17．A．heardof B．takencareof C．thoughtof D．talkedof18．A．excuse B．understand C．regret D．dislike19．A．who B．whom C．which D．/20．A．nervous B．warm C．mad D．alive03（2021·廣東廣州·中考真題）Mygrandpaalwaystellsmethatpeoplewholaughattheirownmistakeswillgetotherstolaughalong.Yesterday,Ilearnedthatheis21.“Stayinline,”MrsMartinsaid.Ilookedatthelongline,22thattherewouldstillbepizza(比薩餅).WhenIreachedthefront,Ilookedatthechoices.Icouldonlyseechicken,fishandmashedpotatoes(土豆泥).Icouldhearthesadnoiseofmy23stomach.Then,outofthecornerofmyeye,Isawthe24pieceofbeefpizza.Igotsoexcited.“Beefpizza,please,”Isaidpolitely.MrsMartinhandedmethepizza.Itookthepaperplate(碟子)so25thatthepizzafellout.Iwantedto26it,butitlandedonthemashedpotatoes.Myfacestartedburning.AllIcouldhearwere27fromsomekidsinline.AsIlookedattheupside-downpizza,IheardMrsMartin’svoice.“Maria,wouldyoulikesomemashedpotatoestogowithyourpizza?”Irepliedina/an28voice,“Ofcourse.”MrsMartinputthemashedpotatopizzaonmyplatewithanencouragingsmile.Isuddenly29andrelaxed.Ilookedaroundlaughing,andwealllaughedtogether.IneverreallybelievedmygrandpauntilIsawotherslaughingwithme.Thelaughingmademefeel30insteadofjustsilly.21．A．funny B．right C．clever D．joyful22．A．believing B．worrying C．hoping D．knowing23．A．silly B．active C．strong D．empty24．A．last B．best C．largest D．cheapest25．A．quietly B．quickly C．politely D．carefully26．A．catch B．eat C．buy D．throw27．A．excuses B．cheers C．laughs D．thanks28．A．angry B．nervous C．sweet D．sleepy29．A．woke B．agreed C．understood D．forgot30．A．hurt B．helpless C．proud D．good04（2021·蘇州高新區第二中學九年級）Asayoungman,Alwasaskilledartistwithawifeandtwofinesons.Onenight,hisolderson31astomachache.Thinkingitwasonlyacommondisease,32ofthecoupletooktheconditionveryseriously.Buttheboydiedsuddenlythatnight.Knowingthedeathcouldhavebeenavoidedifhehadonlyrealizedtheseriousnessofthesituation,healwaysfelthewas33.Tomakemattersworse,hiswifelefthimashorttimelater,leavinghimalonewithhissix-year-oldyoungerson.Thehurtandpainofthetwo34weremorethanAlcouldstand.FinallyAldiedaloneinasmallbar.HearingofAl’sdeath,Ithought,“Whata35wastedlife!Whatacompletefailure!”Astimewentby,Ibeganto36myearlierroughjudgement.IknewAl'snowadultson,Ernie.Heisoneofthekindest,mostcaring,mostlovingmenIhaveeverknown.Isawthelove37Ernieandhischildren,thinkingthatkindnessandcaringhadtocomefromsomewhere.Ihadn’theardErnietalkedmuchabouthisfather.Oneday,I38upmycouragetoaskhimwhatonearthhisfatherhaddonesothathebecamesuchaspecialperson.Erniesaidquietly,“Asachild39Ilefthomeat18,Alcameintomyroomeverynight,gavemeakissandsaid,‘Loveyou,son.’”TearscametomyeyesasIrealizedwhatIhadbeenafooltojudgeAlasafailure.Hehadnotleftanymaterialpossessionsbehind.Buthehadbeenakindlovingfather,andleftbehindhisbest40.31．A．happened B．increased C．developed D．improved32．A．none B．neither C．each D．both33．A．guilty B．sad C．stressed D．nervous34．A．conditions B．situations C．cases D．activities35．A．especially B．quickly C．sadly D．totally36．A．require B．restart C．revalue D．respect37．A．between B．of C．from D．in38．A．worked B．put C．took D．make39．A．after B．until C．unless D．while40．A．child B．life C．wife D．love05（2021·長沙麓山國際實驗學校九年級）ThedaywasthankfulThursday.It’saweekly41thatmytwolittlegirlsandIbeganyearsago.Thursdayhasbecomeourdaytogooutanddoapositivething.Mygirlsshouted“McDonald’s,McDonald’s”aswe42alongabusyHoustonroad.SuddenlyIrealizedthatalmostateverycrossingIpassedthroughstoodabeggar.Andthenithitme!Allthesebeggarsmustbehungry,too.Perfect!Afterweate,Iordered43lunches,andwesetouttodeliverthem.Wewould44themealstobeggarsonebyone,andtellhimorherthatwehopedthingsgotbetter.Wegaveourfinalmealtoasmallwomanandthenheadedbackhome.45,thelightcaughtusandwewerestoppedatthecrossingwherethiswomanstood.Iwas46anddidn’tknowquitehowtobehave.Shecametoourcar,“Noonehaseverdone47likethisformebefore,”shesaid.“Feelinguneasy,Isaid.”“So,whendoyouthinkyou’lleatyourlunch?”Shejustlookedatmewithhertiredeyesandsaid,“Ohhoney,I’mnotgoingtoeatthislunch.”Ididn’tunderstand,but48Icouldsayanything,shecontinued,“Yousee.IhavealittlegirlandshejustlovesMcDonald’s,butIdon’thavethemoney.Butyouknowwhat?TonightsheisgoingtohaveMcDonald’s!”Idon’tknowifthekids49thetearsinmyeyes,somanytimesIhadquestionedwhetherouractsofkindnessweretoo50orunimportanttoreallymatter.Yetatthatmoment,IrealizedthetruthofMotherTeresa’swords:“Wecannotdogreatthings—onlysmallthingswithgreatlove.”41．A．tradition B．ceremony C．custom42．A．walked B．ran C．drove43．A．additional B．expensive C．cheap44．A．workout B．handout C．putout45．A．Unluckily B．Happily C．Surprisingly46．A．excited B．embarrassed C．frightened47．A．something B．everything C．anything48．A．unless B．before C．after49．A．realized B．felt C．noticed50．A．many B．small C．big06（2020·深圳市高級中學九年級期中）Fewpeoplelikechangingtheirhabits,goodorbad.Whetheritissmoking,drinkingorovereating,they51“enjoying”ittotheend.Oneverypacketofcigarettes(香煙),peoplearewarnedagainstthe52ofsmoking:“Warning:CigaretteSmokingIsDangeroustoYourHealth.”However,millionsofthemstartsmokingorgoonsmoking.Why?Factsshowthatfamiliesandsurroundings(環境)playaveryimportantpartin53smokers.Allthosesmokerscomefromsmokingfamiliesorhavesmoking54orrelatives.FilmsandTVplaysalsoplayapart.People55their“heroes”onTVdrinkingalcohol(酒)orsmokingcigarettes.“Heroes”seemtofear56,neitherkillingthemselvesnorkillingotherswithalcoholandcigarettes.57theyarenotafraidoftheharmofsmokinganddrinking,

why

shouldcommonpeoplebeafraid?Thesimplewarningonthecigarettepacketdoesnotinfluencesmokers’habits.Evenstrongerwarnings,likeshowingpicturesofsmokerswhohave58cancer,don’tseemtowork.Knowingandbelievingseemtobetwo59things.Ifsmokingisreallyas60asdoctorssay,itistimeforsmokerstothinkaboutitandtrytogiveitup!51．A．stop B．continue C．finish52．A．dangers B．excuses C．chances53．A．influencing B．explaining C．improving54．A．parents B．brothers C．friends55．A．hear B．catch C．watch56．A．something B．nothing C．anything57．A．If B．When C．Because58．A．diedof B．diedfrom C．diedout59．A．similar B．pleasant C．different60．A．painful B．harmful C．helpful07（2021·廣東深圳·中考真題）Itstarted30yearsagowithasquirrel.AfewmonthsafterIhadmovedintoadowntown61mynext-doorneighbor,NicoleFigaro,knocked,askingforhelpwithasquirrelthathadgottenintoherflat.Ifrightenedtheunexpected62awayandmadeanewfriend.SoonNicolewasinvitingmeoverfordinneror63home-madefoodatmydoor.WhenIwenttomybeachhouse,Nicolehelped64mymailandwatermyplants.Andwhenshetraveledasaflightattendant,Ididthesameforher.Wherevershewent,she’d65tobringmewonderfulgifts,buthersmilehasbeenthegreatestofall.In1997,IhadalovelychildanditwasNicolewhotookcareofmeandhim.Yearslater,Ireturnedthefavour.Ihelpedoutwhenherhusbandwassick,66herandgivinghersupport.Moreandmore,wedrewinspirationfromeachother.67,thepandemichit.Myhusbandwasoutofworkandmysoncouldn’tbebacktoBritainbecauseofthevirus.Iwas68aboutthem.Nicolehelpedmyfamilytoprepareforthepandemicandsharednecessitieswithme.Withouther,Icouldn’tgothrough69times.A70mightseparateourflatsandmaskscanseparatetheviruses,butnothingisabletoseparateourhearts.61．A．house B．flat C．street D．area62．A．customer B．host C．guest D．enemy63．A．selling B．making C．posting D．leaving64．A．lookfor B．copydown C．pickup D．holdout65．A．forget B．keep C．think D．remember66．A．helpingout B．stayingwith C．smilingat D．dependingon67．A．Especially B．Actually C．Generally D．Unluckily68．A．worried B．mad C．nervous D．serious69．A．exciting B．simple C．difficult D．good70．A．room B．wall C．yard D．garden08（2021·河北裕華·石家莊外國語學校九年級開學考試）Johnwasamanagerinafactory.Heenjoyedrunningforexercisearoundtheparkwhenhewasfree.OneSundayafternoon,afterrunningasusual,John71togohomeandhadarest.Justthen,henoticedanoldwomanstandingbytheroad.72oldwomanlookedaroundworriedly.Johnwentoverandasked73hecoulddoforher.Afterashorttalk,Johncametoknowthatsheforgotherwayhomeandgotlost.Besides,shewasverytiredandhungry.Johncalledtheoldwoman'ssonandthentookhertothe74restaurant.Intherestaurant,Johnorderedfoodanddrinkfortheoldwoman75.Whileeating,sometimesshecarelesslysprinkled(撒)foodanddrinkonthetableandonhercoat.Othercustomersfeltdisgusted(厭惡的)atthissight.76Johndidn’tcareaboutthis.Hestoodupandcleanedthetablefromtimetotime77silence.Ittooktheoldwomansometime78eating.Afterthat,Johnpaidthebillandtheywerereadytoleavewhentheoldwoman'ssonarrived.HeheldJohn'shandsandsaid,“Thankstoyourhelp,mymother79well!”“You'rewelcome.Shemakesmeremembermymomwhodiedyearsago.Ididwhatasonshoulddo,”saidJohn.Allthe80aroundshowedrespect(尊敬)forJohn.Theyweretouchedbyhiskindness.71．A．decided B．hasdecided C．decides D．willdecide72．A．A B．An C．The D．/73．A．how B．what C．where D．whether74．A．nearest B．nearer C．farthest D．farther75．A．polite B．politely C．angry D．angrily76．A．And B．But C．Or D．So77．A．on B．for C．in D．with78．A．tofinish B．finish C．finishes D．finished79．A．treats B．istreating C．wastreated D．willbetreated80．A．speakers B．passengers C．visitors D．customers09（2021·山東單縣教學研究室）Itwasanunforgettablenight.ThenoisyMexicoCitygradually81.ThemainOlympicstadiumwasindarkness.82hefinishedmakingthescenesthatthemarathon(馬拉松)winnerscelebratedthevictory,Greenspan,aworldfamousdocumentaryproducer,foundthestadium83.Hewasleavingforthehotelwhenhe84sawamanrunningintothestadium.Themanranoutofbreath,85hedidn’tstop.Afterhegottothegoal,hefelldownontheground.Greenspanguessedthiswasamarathonathlete,sohewentovertoask86theathleterantothegoalwithsuchadifficulty.Theyoungmanreplied,“Mycountrysentmethereistomakeme87thegame,notletmestartaraceinthecompetition.Ihavefallenbehindallotherrunners,butIhaveagoal88them.Iwillruntothegoalbecausemymotherlandiswatchingmefrombehind.”Movedbywhathesaid,Greenspan89themosttouchingsceneinthehistoryoftheOlympicGamestoeverycorneroftheworld.Lifeshouldhavea90ofreachingthepeak(頂點),yetthemostimportantisnotwhetherwecanreachthepeakbutwhetherwehavemadethegreatestefforts—toreachthegoalinthemindisasuccess.81．A．sloweddown B．calmeddown C．brokedown82．A．Since B．Before C．After83．A．beautiful B．large C．empty84．A．especially B．finally C．suddenly85．A．and B．but C．so86．A．why B．how C．whether87．A．watch B．win C．complete88．A．with B．like C．against89．A．made B．recorded C．spread90．A．chance B．dream C．moment10（2021·揚州市廣陵區教師發展中心）OnTuesdaymorning，AnneandDianamadeaveryearlystarttoMissBarry’stown.Thetwogirlsenjoyedeverymomentofthedrive,91itwasalongjourney.“Howyouhave92!You’retallerthanIam.Andyou’reeversomuchbetterlookingthanyouusedtobe,too’’MissBarrysaidtoAnne.EveryonesaidAnnewasbecomingvery93asshegotolder.“Isn’titjustlikeapalace?”94Dianaastheywaitedforlunch.“Yes,Idreamedofsuchahouse.”saidAnne.“Itissobeautifulthatthereis95lefttoimagine.Thatisone96thingaboutbeingpoor—therearesomanymorethingsyoucan97.”Atnight,yet,Annefeltsomedisappointment.Thingsyouwantedasachildaren’tasgreatwhenyou98getthem.OnFriday,whenAnnereturnedhome,thelightsofGreenGables99herafriendlywelcomeback.“I’mgladyou’reback,”saidMarilla.“It’sbeenverylonelyhere100you.”“Ihadawonderfultime,”Annesaid.“The101ofallwascominghome.”“Thatisgoodtohear.”saidMarilla,MissStacycameheretoask102youwouldliketogotoQueen’sandlearntobecomea103.”“Oh!It’sbeenthedreamofmylife!Butisn’titterribly104?”“Youshouldnotworryabouttheexpense.Wewillofferyouagoodeducation.Youwill105haveahomeatGreenGables,butagirlshouldbeabletomakeherownliving.Sojointheclassforyourdreamofteaching,Anne.”“Oh,Marilla,thankyou.”saidAnnegratefully.91．A．because B．although C．but D．and92．A．made B．achieved C．grown D．shared93．A．polite B．patient C．practical D．pretty94．A．whispered B．laughed C．explained D．announced95．A．something B．anything C．nothing D．everything96．A．good B．bad C．necessary D．meaningless97．A．worryabout B．dreamabout C．carryout D．runout98．A．mainly B．hardly C．unwillingly D．finally99．A．provided B．left C．gave D．made100．A．with B．without C．for D．beyond101．A．best B．worst C．most D．least102．A．when B．if C．why D．how103．A．master B．host C．secretary D．teacher104．A．important B．different C．expensive D．pleasant105．A．always B．almost C．seldom D．never11（2021·石家莊市第二十八中學九年級）NicanorQuinteros,a12-year-oldboyfromArgentina,isjustlikeanyboyhisage.Theonlythingthatmakeshim106isthatherunshisownschool!Nicanor107theideaofstartingaschoolwhenhesawsomeofhisclassmatesdropoutofschoolbecausetheydidn’thavethemoneyforthebusrideortheshoestoweartoschool.Nicanoraskedhisgrandma108hecouldbuildaschoolnexttotheirhouse.Shegladly109hisideaandtogethertheybegantocarryitout.Inthebackyardofhishouse,Nicanorandhisgrandmotherusedcanvases(帆布)andstickstocreatetheclassroomsandfruitboxestoserveaschairs.Nicanor’s110didnotendthere.Hetravels4kilometersbybicycleeverydayfromschooltoteachthechildreninhisownschool.Sometimesheevenrunsclassesatnightfor111whocannotattendtheminthedaytime.Ithasbeenfouryears112then,andwiththehelpofneighborsandkindpeople,Nicanorhasbeenabletobuildtwomoreclassroomsandasmalllibrary.He113hashisownheadmaster’soffice.Thiscommunityschoolnowhas36students.Allofthemloveitandworkveryhard.Thecityleaderalsocametohelpwhenhe114outwhatNicanordid.Hesaid,“Iamsoproudthatwehavea115ofourown!”Andheisright.Nicanorhasencouragedmanypeople,notjustinArgentina,butaroundtheworld.106．A．proud B．useful C．different D．stupid107．A．connectedwith B．cameupwith C．keptintouchwith D．caughtupwith108．A．why B．where C．whose D．whether109．A．refused B．supported C．continued D．compared110．A．work B．success C．victory D．trouble111．A．this B．that C．these D．those112．A．when B．until C．after D．since113．A．ever B．just C．even D．almost114．A．tried B．looked C．found D．pointed115．A．hero B．voice C．prize D．member12（2021·河北長安·石家莊二十三中九年級開學考試）WhenIwas13,agirlgavemeanimportantgift.Itwasa116.Itwastheearlyautumnofmyfirstyearatanewschool.117knewme,Iwasverylonelyandafraidtomakefriendswithanyone.EverytimeIheardtheotherstudentstalkingandlaughing.Ifeltevenmorelonely.Icouldn’t118anyoneaboutmyproblemandIdidnotwantmyparentsto119aboutme.Onedaymyclassmatesweretalkingwiththefriends,butIsatin120.Atthatmoment(時刻),agirl121theclassroom,Ididnotknowwhoshewas.Shepassedmeandthen122.Shelookedatmeand,withoutaword,smiled.SuddenlyIfeltthetouchofsomethingbrightandfriendly.Itmademefeelhappy,livelyand123.Thatsmiledidchangemy124.Istartedtotalkwiththeotherstudents.DaybydayIlearnedto125peopleandtheyincludedmeintheircircle(圈子)offriends.Thegirlwiththebrightsenilehasbecomemybestfriendnow,andwesticktogetherlikeglue.OnedayIaskherwhyshesmilesatmeatthatday.Shesaidshecouldnotremember!NowIbelievethattheworldiswhatyouthinkitis.Ifyouthinkyouarelonely,youmightalwaysbealone.Myadviceissmileattheworldanditwillsmileback.116．A．advice B．laugh C．smile D．friendship117．A．Anyone B．Someone C．Everyone D．Noone118．A．talkon B．talkwith C．talkabout D．talkof119．A．care B．think C．worry D．coasider120．A．quiet B．silence C．surprise D．excitement121．A．came B．went C．walked D．entered122．A．turnedback B．turnedinto C．turneddown D．turnedto123．A．cool B．cold C．hot D．warm124．A．study B．smile C．life D．friend125．A．like B．love C．trust D．touch13（2021·石家莊市第二十八中學九年級）MyfriendDavidwentfartowork,soheaskedmetotakecareofhisyardinthemountains.Heworkedhardandalwayskepttheyard126withoutanygrass.ButIwastoolazytosweepthefallenleaves,andI127plucked(拔)grass,allowingittogrowrapidlyandfreely.Intheearly128,inMarch,theleavesweregreenandsoft.Amonthlater,whentheleavesspreadquickly,Idiscoveredtheywerelikewildorchids(蘭花)intheforest.Asthesummercame,the“grass”reallyflowered.Theflowerslookedlikethoseforestorchids,129theywereyellow,unlikethosepurpleorredforestorchids.Ipickedoneflower,thenwenttofindafriendwhostudied130.Assoonasmyfriendsawit,heaskedme131Ipickedit.“It’samazing!”He132explained,“Thiskindoforchidishardtofind.Nowitisworthatleast10,000dollarseach.”ItoldthegoodnewstoDavid.Hewas133.Afterawhilehesaidgentlythathesawtheorchidintheyardeveryyear,buthethoughtitwascommongrass,sohealwayspluckedit.Hesaid,“IfIcould134,itwouldflowerafewyearsbefore.”Yes,allofusmightmisssomerare(稀有的)orchidsinourownlives.Wedon’tgivethemthetimetoflowertoshowtheirvalue.Givethe“grass”timetoflowerandgiveeverybodya135toshowhisorhervalue.Don’tpluckaleaveofany“grass”ornegate(否定)apersoneasilyandhowmany“rareorchids”wewillgetinourlives!126．A．dirty B．dry C．clean D．wild127．A．always B．never C．often D．sometimes128．A．winter B．autumn C．summer D．spring129．A．then B．or C．but D．so130．A．seasons B．plants C．mountains D．colors131．A．that B．where C．why D．what132．A．excitedly B．carelessly C．successfully D．proudly133．A．relaxed B．scared C．surprised D．worried134．A．make B．take C．get D．wait135．A．chance B．yard C．flower D．tree14（2021·石家莊市同文中學）MomIstheBestintheWorldisalovelysongforkids.Maybemostofushearofit,butfewofuscanunderstanditstrue136.I137toknowhowgreatmother’sloveisafterIwatchedaTVprogram.AtrafficaccidenthappenedtoaboycalledZengShanwhenhewasjusttwelveyearsold.Hismother138himtothehospitalatonce.Hismothersignedupafewnoticesofhis139life.Thedoctorstriedtheirbest,butnothinggotbetter.However,shenevergavehimup.Helaytherelike140.Hismotherstayedwithhimalldayandallnightandcalledhisnamesthousandsoftimes.Atlast,hewokeup.But141,hecouldn’tmovehisbody.HisIQ（智商）wasjustlikethelevelofababy.Hismotherwassoworriedthather142becameallwhiteinonenight.Theboy’smotherwastryingherbesttohelphersontorecover（恢復）from143illness.Sixyearshaspassedaway,andtheboyiseighteennow.Heistallandcanwalk144himself.Thereisstillsomethingwrongwithhisbrain.145hecansingthesongMomIstheBestintheWorldwithhismotheronTV.Hearingtheirstory,myeyeswerefulloftears.136．A．purpose B．way C．meaning D．direction137．A．wanted B．began C．planned D．decided138．A．sent B．brought C．set D．touched139．A．weak B．poor C．dangerous D．wonderful140．A．cheeringup B．growingup C．sittingdown D．fallingasleep141．A．carefully B．happily C．unluckily D．regularly142．A．head B．mouth C．face D．hair143．A．her B．his C．my D．their144．A．in B．with C．by D．to145．A．And B．Before C．Or D．But15（2021·潛山市教育局教研室九年級期末）Everymorningateleveno’clock,anexpensivecardrovethroughCentralParkintheNewYorkCity.146thecarsatarichman.Eachtimetherichmannoticedapoorly-dressesmansittingonthesame147.Andlookatthehotelwherehelived.Onedaytherichmanwasso148thathewentthere,andaskedthepoormanwhyhesattherelookingatthehotelevery149.“Sir,”saidthepoorman,“I’maloser.Ihavenojob,nofamily,nohome.Isleeponthegrass,andeverynightIdreamthatonedayIwillsleepinthat150.”Hearingthis,therichmandecidedto151forthebestroominthathotelforthepoorman.Andthepoormancouldstaytherefora152.However,twodayslater,therichmanwas153tofindthatthepoormanhadmovedoutofthehotel,backtohisgrass.Whentherichmanaskedwhy,thepoormananswered,“yousee,whenI’mdownhere154onthegrass,IalwaysdreamI’mupthereinthehotel.It’sa155dream.WhenIwasuptheresleepinginthehotel,IdreamedIwasbackhereonthegrass.ItwasaterribledreamandIcouldnotgetanysleepatall.”146．A．Inside B．Opposite C．Outside D．Beside147．A．chair B．field C．grass D．ground148．A．angry B．interested C．satisfied D．relaxed149．A．night B．afternoon C．noon D．morning150．A．hotel B．garden C．station D．office151．A．look B．leave C．ask D．pay152．A．day B．morning C．week D．night153．A．quiet B．surprised C．pleased D．excited154．A．walking B．thinking C．sleeping D．playing155．A．sweet B．terrible C．deep D．light16（2021·薛城區教育局教學研究室）MonaworksforTonightmagazine.Everyweek,shewritesaboutthenewmoviesandgives156ratings（等級）from****(excellent)to*(awful).Sheseesatleasttwomoviesaday,butshedoesn’t157abouteverythingshesees.“Ionlygivereviews（評論）tothemostimportantmovies—goodorbad!”It’sadreamjobforMona.Shestudiedfilmmakingincollege.“I’ve158lovedwatchingmovies,”shesaid.“Andit’sfuntoseeanewmovie,beforeanyonehasseenit.”Monaworkshard.Somedays,sheseesthreeorevenfourmoviesaday—159intheafternoonandfinishingatmidnight.It’snotalwayseasytostay160forthelastmovie.Shemakes161abouteachmovierightaftersheseesit.Then,thenextday,shewritesherreviewsintheafternoon162goingtoseemoremovies!ThoughMonagetsplentyofe-mailsfrompeoplewhodon’t163heropinions,shereallyenjoysherjob.Shesaid,“I’mhappywhenIcangetmoreattentionformoviesmade164youngactorsandfilmmakers.Sometimescanreallyhelpwiththeircareers（職業）.Andit’sgreatthatsomanypeoplereadmyreviewseveryweekinTonight.I’mnotfamous,butmillionsofpeople165mywork!”156．A．it B．him C．her D．them157．A．learn B．write C．care D．forget158．A．even B．still C．always D．never159．A．starting B．studying C．continuing D．sleeping160．A．busy