沖刺2025年中考英語必考題型終極預測（重慶專用）專題02完形填空15篇(名校模擬+地區真題)（24-25九年級下·重慶·開學考試）根據短文內容，從A、B、C、D四個選項中選出一個能填入相應空格內的最佳答案。Oncetherewasanappleflower.Anyonewhosawitpraiseditsbeauty,soitbecame1.Itbelievedthatitwasthemostbeautifulflowerintheworld.Oneday,itnoticedalittleyellowflowerthatseemedtogroweverywhere.“What’syourname?”theappleflowerasked.“I’mcalledthedandelion(蒲公英).”“Poorplant!”saidtheappleflower.“Youarehereandthere,butnoone2you.Youmustfeelsadtobesocommon.”3thedandelionreplied,asunbeam(陽光)cameandsaid,“Allplantsarebeautifultome.”Hehuggedboththeappleflowerandthedandelion.Thenseveralchildrencame.Theypickedsomedandelions4andblewthedandelionclock(茸毛頭)tomakewishes,justlike5birthdaycandles.“Canyouseethebeautyofdandelions?”thesunbeamaskedtheappleflower.“Theyare6onlytochildren,”saidtheproudappleflower.Later,anoldwomancame.Shedugtherootsofthedandelionstomaketea7thesick.“Yousee?Dandelionsarebeautifultothewoman,right?”thesunbeamsaid.“Everythinghasitsbeauty,butnoteveryonesees8.”Theappleflowerthenboweditsheadwith9.“You’reright.Everythingshowsitsbeauty10.Whatweneedtodoistrytofindit,”itsaid.Hearingthis,thesunbeamnoddedwithsatisfaction.1．A．angry B．upset C．proud D．happy2．A．treats B．performs C．doubts D．admires3．A．Before B．After C．Until D．Since4．A．happily B．sadly C．wisely D．politely5．A．lookingat B．payingfor C．blowingout D．puttingaway6．A．similar B．beautiful C．important D．helpful7．A．at B．with C．to D．for8．A．it B．them C．they D．us9．A．courage B．shame C．fear D．pleasure10．A．heavily B．possibly C．differently D．closely（24-25九年級下·重慶大足·開學考試）根據短文內容，從A、B、C、D四個選項中選出一個能填入相應空格內的最佳答案，并把答題卡上對應題目的答案標號涂黑。Itrainedheavilyfordays.Therivergrewhigherandhigherveryquickly.Animalswerehurrying,tryingtogetawayfromtherising1andheadedtoahighersafeplace.Monkeyswerenotas2astheotheranimals.Theyknewtheyweregoodatclimbingandhadgoodbrains,sotheycouldeasilyreachthesafeplace3theywanted.Fornow,theywerehanginghighinthetrees,looking4tothefloodwater.“Lookthere,”amonkeynoticedthefishinthewaterandsaidtohisfriends,“Whatarethosestrangeanimalsdoinginthewater?Ireallywonder5theyarejumpingoutofthewaterfromtimetotime.Howpoor!Theyseemtobein6.”Hisfriendslookedtoo,andtheyallagreedwithhim.“Perhapsweshouldgonowand7them,”suggestedonemonkey.“Afterall,wearethesmartestintheforest.”8agreed.Soallthemonkeysgotclosetothefloodwaterandbegantocatchthefishandbringthemsafelytoland.Thefishweredifficulttocatch,butthemonkeysworkedreallyhard.Finally,allthefishwere9andputontheland.“Shh…Theyaresleepingtherequietly,”amonkeywatchedandsaid.“See,wearerighttosavethem,”saidawisemonkey10.Surely,theywillthankusforoureffortsafterwakingup.”Andwiththat,themonkeysheadedtothehillstoseewhatelsetheycoulddo.1．A．water B．sun C．flag D．star2．A．disappointed B．moved C．bored D．worried3．A．if B．though C．because D．unless4．A．up B．out C．down D．through5．A．when B．why C．how D．where6．A．happiness B．surprise C．confidence D．danger7．A．eat B．kill C．encourage D．save8．A．Everyone B．Nobody C．Someone D．None9．A．bought B．caught C．taught D．thought10．A．sadly B．luckily C．proudly D．however（24-25九年級下·重慶·開學考試）WhenIwasyounglivinginasmallvillage,Iwascrazyaboutplayingtheguitar.Everydayafterschool,Iwould1home,getmyguitar,andlosemyselfinthemusicIcreated.Oneday,achance2onmydoor.Thevillagewashostingatalentshow,andIdecidedtojoinin.However,3cameintomymind.Ibegancomparingmyselfwithothertalentedmusiciansandquestioningmyabilities.Thefearoffailurebegantocontrolme.Butmygrandfather,whohadalwaysbeenmyclosestfriend,noticed4granddaughter’sworries.Hesatdownwithmeandtoldme,“Don’tfocusonwhatothersmightthink5,playfromyourheartandpouryoursoulintoyourmusic.Thebeautyliesnotinperfection,butintruthofyourcreation.”Encouragedbythesewords,Iacceptedthe6.Ipracticedtirelesslyandpouredmyheartintoeverynote.Whenthedayofthetalentshowarrived,Itooka7breath,steppedonthestage,andplayedmyguitar8neverbefore.Myfingersdancedontheguitar,creatingmelodiesthattouchedpeople’shearts.Theyweresocaptivated(迷住)bymyperformancethattheydidn’ttcheer9Istoodupandbowedtothem.Atthatmoment,Irealizedthatmyself-doubtshadheldmeback,butnowIwasfree.Ididn’twinthetalentshow,butIfeltlikea10deepinside.Ilearnedthatsuccessisnotalwaysdecidedbyothers’recognition(接受)butbythejoywefindinrunningafterthingswelike.1．A．lift B．rush C．manage D．avoid2．A．knocked B．produced C．suggested D．remained3．A．chances B．energy C．doubts D．wounds4．A．his B．my C．her D．your5．A．Instead B．Suddenly C．Gradually D．Besides6．A．change B．problem C．challenge D．request7．A．painful B．deep C．complete D．valuable8．A．in B．by C．to D．like9．A．because B．until C．if D．unless10．A．winner B．mistake C．shame D．pity（24-25九年級下·重慶·開學考試）根據短文內容，從A、B、C、D四個選項中選出一個能填入相應空格內的最佳答案，并把答題卡上對應題目的答案標號涂黑。Onceuponatime,ayoungmancameacrossaspringofdeliciousclearwaterwhiletravelinginthedesert.Thewaterwasverysweet.Hefilledhisleathercanteen(皮革水壺)sohecouldbringsomebacktoanoldmanwhohadbeenhis1.Afterafour-dayjourney,hegavethewatertotheoldman.Theoldmantookadeepdrink,smiled2andthankedhisstudentforthesweetwater.Theyoungmanreturnedtohisvillagewithahappyheart.Later,theteacherlet3studenttastethewater.Hespatitout(吐出),sayingitwasawful4theleathercanteenwassooldthatitchangedthetaste.Thestudentaskedhisteacher,“Master,thewaterwasterrible.Whydidyoupretend(假裝)to5it?”Theteacherreplied,“Youonlytastedthewater.Itastedthegift.Whenmystudentgavemethewater,itwasanactofloveandkindnessand6couldbesweeter.”Weunderstandthislessonbestwhenwereceivegiftsoflovefromyoungchildren.Whetherit’sapaperboatoradrawing,theproperreplyisthankfulness,becausewe7thegift.However,gratitude(感激)doesn’talwayscome8.Manyadultsandmostchildrenvalueonlythethingthatisgiven,ratherthanthe9behindit.Weshouldremind10andteachourchildrenaboutthebeautyofexpressinggratitude.Afterall,giftsfromtheheartaregiftsoftheheart.1．A．friend B．enemy C．teacher D．neighbor2．A．hopefully B．angrily C．sadly D．warmly3．A．another B．others C．other D．every4．A．because B．when C．if D．although5．A．hate B．receive C．like D．fear6．A．something B．anything C．nothing D．everything7．A．ignore B．value C．accept D．waste8．A．naturally B．hardly C．wrongly D．slowly9．A．present B．quality C．thought D．appearance10．A．yourself B．yourselves C．themselves D．ourselves（24-25九年級下·重慶·開學考試）根據短文內容，從A、B、C、D四個選項中選出一個能填入相應空格內的最佳答案，并把答題卡上對應題目的答案標號涂黑。“PoorGrandma!Iwishwecoulddosomethingtocheerherup.”AmysaidtoherbrotherMark.Grandmahadfallenandbrokenherleg.Thedoctorsaidshewouldbein1forsixweeks.Grandmawasveryactiveandlovedtoworkinhergarden,soshewouldnotlikesittinginherchairwaitingforherlegtobecome2again.“Ihaveanidea,”saidMark.“Isawsomepicturesofterrariums(栽培盒)inamagazine.Terrariumsarelittleindoorgardensthatcanbe3inglassbottles.Let’smakeaterrariumforGrandma,soshecanenjoyagardeninherhouse.”Amyagreed,4thetwoofthemfoundthemagazinewhichtoldthemhowtomakeaterrariumandshoweditto5mother.ShesaidthataterrariumwouldbeaperfectgiftforGrandma.ShehelpedAmyandMarkfindalarge,clearglassbottle.Aftera6tothegardenshoptobuythematerials,theybegantobuildtheterrarium.First,theyputsomedrainagematerial(排水材料)atthebottomofthebottle.Thiswouldkeepthesoil(土壤)7gettingtoohard.Next,theyaddedsomedark,richsoil.Nowtheywerereadytoaddtheplants.Amyhadchosen8plantsatthegardenshop.Onewastallwithlong,thin,greenleaves.Theotherwasshortwithbrightpinkflowers.Tomaketheterrariumevenmorecolorful,Amyplacedrocksofdifferentcolorsandbrightgreenmoss(苔蘚)aroundtheplants.9,theywateredtheplants.WhenAmyandMark10Grandmahernewterrarium,shewassopleased.Nowshehadabeautifullittlegardentoenjoyrightinsideherhome.1．A．car B．school C．bed D．garden2．A．well B．beautiful C．terrible D．happy3．A．hidden B．hung C．grown D．tied4．A．but B．so C．or D．yet5．A．her B．his C．their D．our6．A．trip B．move C．plan D．flight7．A．in B．to C．on D．from8．A．two B．three C．four D．five9．A．Finally B．However C．Instead D．Still10．A．told B．showed C．built D．sang（24-25九年級下·重慶九龍坡·開學考試）AfterIbecameamother,Icouldn’trememberthelasttimeIhadfreetimefor1.Eventakingtime...toreadordoingsomeotherthingsIlikebecameamemoryofthepast.Ispentallmytimecaringforthefamily,doingthechoresandworkingtomakea2.Whenevermyfriendsinvitedmetogooutafterwork,Ialwayshadto3,tellingthemthatIhadafamilytolookafter.Astheyearspassedby,Ifeltlikethechoreswere4.ItseemedIcouldneverfinishmyto-dolist.EvenifItriedtocompleteallofit,newworkalwayscameup.Ialwayshopedfor“metime”.AndwhenIsay“metime”,Ionlymeanbeingabletohaveashowerwithouta5orwatchingamoviewithoutbeingstoppedbymykids.ButIdidn’tthinkmuchaboutthat“metime”untilrecently.6manyyearsofwaiting,myimmigrantvisaapplication(移民簽證申請)finallycamethroughandIwouldmovetoanewcountrybymyself.Myhusbandandkidswouldhavetojoinmetwoyears7.WhenIwenttothisnewcountry,Iwasallalone.IcouldfinallydowhateverIwanted.IcouldreadmyfavoritebooksanddoanythingIwantedtodowithoutmyfamilyaround.Butsurprisingly,having8“metime”didn’tmakemehappy.Imissedmykidsandmyhusband;IfeltlonelyandIrealizedthatmyfamilywasabigpartofme.Truly,makingtimeformyselfreally9me,butitdoesn’tmeanbeingawayfromthoseIlove.Icanstillhave“metime”,althoughIhavethekidsaroundandendlesschorestodo.WhatIshoulddoistochangemywaysofthinkinganddoingthings.Lifeisn’tthesame10thepeopleIlove.1．A．myfamily B．mychildren C．myhusband D．myself2．A．mistake B．friend C．living D．mess3．A．reflect B．receive C．refuse D．recall4．A．endless B．boring C．tiring D．easy5．A．rush B．shirt C．help D．soap6．A．Before B．After C．When D．Until7．A．lately B．morelately C．later D．latest8．A．no B．plentyof C．little D．abitof9．A．madeadifferenceto B．endedupwith C．gotinthewayof D．kickedoff10．A．as B．to C．with D．without（24-25九年級下·重慶·開學考試）根據短文內容，從A、B、C、D四個選項中選出一個能填入相應空格內的最佳答案，并把答題卡上對應題目的答案標號涂黑。Thebestpieceofadvicemydadhasevergiventomeis“Yougetoutofwhatyouputinto”.Atfirst,Ihadnoideawhatitmeant.Butthe1Igot,themoreIunderstoodthemeaningofhiswords.WhenIwasinhighschool,Iheardtheadviceforthefirsttime.Atthattime,IenteredaFrenchspeechcompetition.Mygrammarandwritingwereexcellent,butIcouldn’texpressmyideasclearly.SoIalwaysstayeduplatepracticingit.Oneday,IwassotiredthatIwantedto2.MyfathercametomeandkindlyremindedmethatIgotoutofwhatIputinto.Hesaid,“Joseph,thepointisnottowinthecompetition3tolearntoworkhardatsomething.”Afterlisteningtohiswords,Iclearedmymindandconcentrated(集中注意力)onpractice.Ionlywonthethirdplaceintheend,butIlearnedmoreinthe4ofpreparation.Thesecondtimehiswordshadaninfluence5mewaswhenIenteredcollege.Imajored(主修)inmathwhilemyfavoritewashistory.I6workingoutdifficultmathproblems,whichmademestressedouteveryday.Atthattime,myfather’swordscameintomymindand7metokeepgoing.EvenifIhadnointerestinthesubject,itcouldstillteachmesomething.Interriblesituations,mydad’sadvicewastranslatedinto“Youmay8beonlypainful,oryoumaybepainfulbutstilllearnsomethingmeaningful”,and9,Ichosethelatter(后者).WhatIunderstandnowisthat,fromaveryyoungage,mydadhasbeenteachingmetoseethe10ineverythingandtrytosmileatit.Thissimpleyetprofound(意義深遠的)advicehasbeenwithmethroughtoughtimesandwillcontinuetoguidemeinthefuture.1．A．heavier B．older C．taller D．happier2．A．getup B．showup C．giveup D．wakeup3．A．and B．while C．so D．but4．A．process B．progress C．product D．project5．A．in B．to C．for D．on6．A．hadfun B．feltlike C．caredabout D．hadtrouble7．A．required B．encouraged C．advised D．allowed8．A．none B．neither C．either D．both9．A．rapidly B．carefully C．thankfully D．unexpectedly10．A．value B．success C．power D．wealth（24-25九年級下·重慶·開學考試）根據短文內容，從A、B、C、D四個選項中選出一個能填入相應空格內的最佳答案，并把答題卡上對應該題目的答案標號涂黑。MysisterPriscillaandIjustcamebackfromaweek-longvacationinPortugal.WhenIthoughtbackonthewonderfulthingsaboutmytrip,somethingthathappenedonour1dayinLisboncametomind.Beforethetrip,Iputtogetheraverydetailedlistof2.Oneofthemust-visitsonmylistwasLivrariadoSim?o,oneofthe3bookshopsintheworld.OnourveryfirstdayinLisbon,PriscillaandIsearchedforit.4thebookshopwastoosmalltofind.Ourschedulewasjam-packedandweprobablywouldn’thavetimetolookforit.OnourlastafternooninLisbon,PriscillaandIdecidedtovisitahistoricfleamarket(跳蚤市場).Wewalkedforaboutanhour,up5hills.Whenwefinallyreachedthemarket—completelyoutofbreath—allthesellerswereclosingupshops.Weweretired,hungryandmorethanalittleanxious.PriscillaandIfoughtaboutthedirections.Iinsisted(堅持)weturnright,whichendedupbeinga6decision.Wewerecompletelylost.WhenPriscillastoppedtocheckthemap,I7atthestreetsign,RuadaMadalena.I’dheardthatnamebefore.Wecontinuedalittlefartherupthestreet.Therewassomethingstrangelyfamiliaraboutit.Ilookedcloser.Therewasasmallshophiddeninthealleyway(小巷).Ithad8initswindows...“LivrariadoSim?o?Thebookshop!”IsaidtoPriscilla.Luckily,theownerwasabouttoleave.Heled9insidethebookshop,whichwasnobiggerthanawalk-incloset(步入式衣柜).SoPriscillahadtowaitoutside.Therewasadeskatoneendandshelveslinedwithbooksallaround.“Here,comeandsitatthedesk.”themansaid.“Seewhatit’sliketoworkhere.”IsatdownandPriscillatookmyphoto.Headedonourwayback,Icouldn’tstopsmiling.Wehadn’tjustvisitedthesmallestbookshopinLisbon;we’dmettheownerandtakenatour10!1．A．first B．second C．third D．last2．A．friendstovisit B．bookstobuy C．placestosee D．foodtoeat3．A．smallest B．cheapest C．biggest D．cleanest4．A．So B．Because C．But D．And5．A．noneof B．lotsof C．few D．any6．A．bad B．good C．big D．final7．A．lookedover B．lookedout C．lookedup D．lookeddown8．A．bread B．clothes C．fruits D．books9．A．her B．him C．us D．me10．A．outside B．inside C．around D．above（24-25九年級下·重慶·開學考試）The2025CCTVSpringFestivalGalabroughtawonderfulperformancethatcombined(結合)1andtradition.Itwastheshowof“YangBOT”.Agroupofhumanoidrobots2byafamousChinesetechnologycompanybecamethefocus.Therobotswerespecial;theywerecarefullyprogrammedtodothelively3whichisatraditionalChinesefolkart.Togetreadyforthisgreatshow,therobots4hard.Theyusednewartificialintelligence(AI)tolearneverymovementofthedance.Wehadprovidedthem5strongconnectionsandgoodsensors(傳感器),sotheycouldmove6andcorrectly,evenontheunevenstage.Theaudiencewasreallysurprisedwhentheysawtherobots7thecolorfulhandkerchiefs(手帕)whiledancing,justlikerealdancers.Itwasascenethatinterested8.Theshowwasverysuccessfulandsoonbecameahottopiconsocialmedia.Youngpeoplethoughtitwascoolandveryinteresting,9theolderpeoplealsoenjoyeditsspecialcharmandthegoodmixof10andtraditionalthings.1．A．music B．history C．custom D．technology2．A．bought B．found C．created D．started3．A．singing B．drawing C．playing D．dancing4．A．trained B．remembered C．guessed D．thought5．A．for B．with C．to D．in6．A．quickly B．slowly C．noisily D．smoothly7．A．holding B．waving C．making D．hitting8．A．noone B．someone C．nobody D．everyone9．A．but B．although C．while D．if10．A．beautiful B．meaningful C．modern D．educational（24-25九年級上·重慶合川·期末）閱讀下面短文，從每小題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項中選出最佳選項。Sometimesdreamsaresurprisinglyuseful.Hereisastoryabouthowadreamhelpedsolveadifficultproblem.DoyouknowEliasHowe?You1haveneverheardofhim.Butyoumustknowthesewing(縫紉)machine.Yes,heisthe2.Andthesewingmachineisalso3usedthroughouttheworldnow.Beforethesewingmachinewasinvented,sewingbyhandwashardwork.EliasHowedecidedtodesignamachinetomakethesewingeasyandquick.4hemadesomeprogress,hemetaproblem.Itseemed5togetthethread(線)torunaroundtheneedle(針)withoutanyproblems.Oneday,hewastired,andsleptbadly.Thenhehadadream.Inthedreamhewas6byaking.Thekingorderedhimtobuildaperfectsewingmachine,7hewouldbekilled.Whenhetriedtodoso,Howemetthesameproblem.ThekingwassoangrythatheorderedhissoldierstokillHowewithaspear(長矛).Justbeforethespearstucktohisbody,suddenlyhenoticedsomething.Therewasaholeinthetip(尖端)ofthespear.Howewokeupfromthedream.Andhe8thathefoundthewaytosolvetheproblem,heshouldmakeitrunthroughsmallholeinthecenteroftheneedleinsteadofgettingthethreadtorunaroundtheneedle.AsimpleideafinallycameintoHowe’smind.9,heinventedthefirstsewingmachine.LikeHowe,manyscientistsfoundthewaytosolvetheirproblems10thisway.ThomasEdisonsaidhisbestideacameintohimindreams.SodidAlbertEinstein.1．A．can B．may C．must D．should2．A．artist B．composer C．musician D．inventor3．A．exactly B．totally C．widely D．generally4．A．Because B．Until C．Although D．Before5．A．impossible B．impolite C．uncomfortable D．unfair6．A．praised B．honored C．caught D．hidden7．A．or B．and C．so D．but8．A．researched B．realized C．achieved D．described9．A．Asusual B．Asaresult C．Forinstance D．Asamatteroffact10．A．on B．at C．for D．in（23-24九年級下·重慶·開學考試）根據短文內容，從A、B、C、D四個選項中選出一個能填入相應空格內的最佳答案，并把答題卡上對應題目的答案標號涂黑。ZuTiwasagreatmanofJinDynasty.Hewas1forhishardworkandgreatachievements.Butwhenhewasachild,hewasanaughty(頑皮的)boywhoshowedlittle2inreading.Ashegrewup,ZuTirealizedhedidn’thaveenoughknowledge.Andhedeeplyfeltthathecouldnotservehiscountrywell.Sohemadeuphismindtostudyhard.ZuTihada3friendnamedLiuKun.Theyhadadeepfriendship.Sotheystayedtogethereveryday.Theyevensleptononebedeverynightand4atthesametimeeverymorning.Oneday,whentheyweresleeping,ZuTiheardtheroostercrowing(打鳴).An5cametohim.HewokeupLiuKunandsaid,“Howaboutgettinguptoplayswords(劍)?”6hewasstillsleepy,LiuKunagreedwithZuTigladly.Fromthenon,theygotupandplayedswords7theroosterbegancrowing.Theykepttheirwordsdayafterday.Theynevergaveupnomatterhow8inwinterorhotinsummer.Besides,theybegantostudyhistoryandputalltheirenergyintoreadingbooks.9,theylearnedagreatdealofknowledgeandmademuchprogress.Afewyearslater,bothofthemgrewupwithtalentsandwisdom.Atlast,their10cametrueandtheymadegreatcontributionstotheircountry.ThisistheChineseidiomstoryToRisewiththeRooster.1．A．ready B．famous C．late D．sorry2．A．pride B．respect C．interest D．kindness3．A．rich B．busy C．same D．close4．A．pickedup B．gotup C．gaveup D．madeup5．A．order B．idea C．exam D．ability6．A．Because B．Unless C．If D．Though7．A．aswellas B．asmuchas C．asgoodas D．assoonas8．A．long B．dry C．cold D．quiet9．A．Inthisway B．Bytheway C．Intheirway D．Onhisway10．A．mistakes B．dreams C．hobbies D．difficulties（23-24九年級下·重慶沙坪壩·開學考試）LittleAndrewwasraisedinanorphanage(孤兒院).Healwayslayonthegrassandwatchedbirdsflyacrossthesky,sayingto1,“HowIwishIcouldfly!”Colin,anotherlittleboy,wasborndisabled.Hehadalwayswishedthathecouldrunlikeotherchildren.OnedayAndrewranawayfromtheorphanageandcameupona2wherehesawColinplayingonhisown.Andrewaskedhimifhehadeverwantedtoflylikeabird.“No,”saidColin.“ButIhave3whatitwouldbeliketorunlikeothers.”“Thatisvery4,”saidAndrewwithpity.“Ihavenofriendshere.Couldwebefriends?”hesaidtoColin,intheexpectationofgettinganaffirmative(肯定的)5.AndrewwasgladthatColinnoddedhishead.Theyplayedforhours.Whenthesunwasjustsetting,Colin’sfathercamewithawheelchairto6hisson.AndrewranovertoColin’sfatherandsaidsomething7.“ThatwouldbeOK,”saidthemaninalowvoicetoo.AndrewranovertoColinandsaid,“Youaremy8friend.Ican’tmakeyourunlikeothers,butthereissomethingthatIcando9you.”Andrewturnedaroundandcarriedhisnewfriendonhisback.Hethenbegantorunacrossthepark.Thewindjustwhistled(呼嘯而過)acrosstheboys’faces.Colin’sfathercried10hesawhislittlesonflapping(揮動)hisarmsupanddowninthewind,allthewhileshouting,“I’mflying,Daddy.I’mflying!”1．A．herself B．myself C．himself D．themselves2．A．park B．yard C．school D．garden3．A．noticed B．forgotten C．known D．wondered4．A．serious B．sad C．strange D．easy5．A．guess B．review C．smile D．answer6．A．checkout B．pickup C．findout D．dressup7．A．weakly B．simply C．secretly D．honestly8．A．old B．tiny C．last D．only9．A．for B．like C．near D．behind10．A．though B．until C．if D．when（24-25九年級上·重慶沙坪壩·期末）根據短文內容，從A、B、C、D四個選項中選出一個能填入相應空格內的最佳答案，并把答題卡上對應題目的答案標號涂黑。InChina,autistic(自閉癥的)childrenareoftencalled“childrenofthestars”.Thisisbecauseevenifthey’rephysically1tous,theirmindsseemtobefaraway,asifthey’refromotherplanets.Jackwasfoundtohaveautismattheageofthree.2mostpeoplehaveawiderange(范圍)ofinterest,autisticpeoplelikeJackoftenneedabitoflucktodiscovertheirs.However,whentheydofindsomethingtheytrulylove,theycanputtheirheartandsoulinit.ForJack,thatareais3.Jackstarteddrawingcirclesagainandagainatfive.“Butatfirst,wedidn’tthinkmuchaboutthat.Itwasnotuntilheturned12thatwerealizeddrawingwaswherehis4lay.Thenwedecidedtosendhimtodrawingclasses.Thatwaswhenhislife5.”saidJack’sfather.Dayinanddayout,Jackhasmadeprogress.“Wecan’tfeelmore6whenseeinghimcompleteonework,nomatterhowsimpleitis.”hisdadsaidwithasmile.Lastyear,Jackhadhisfirstsoloexhibition.“Therewereovertenofmypaintingsattheexhibition.Ihopetohold7inthefuture.”saidJack.“Now,Jackisourpride,butatfirst,wecould8acceptthefactthathehadautism.”saidJack’sdad.“9Jack,there’remanyotherchildrenofthestars’.Theyseemtobetrapped(困住)intheirownworld.Butwecanhelpthemopenadoortoawholenewworldbydiscoveringtheirinterest.Withourlove,careandpatience,thesechildrencan10shiningstars.”saidJack’smom.1．A．close B．absent C．familiar D．common2．A．Before B．Because C．If D．While3．A．writing B．singing C．painting D．running4．A．value B．interest C．worries D．regrets5．A．remained B．started C．came D．changed6．A．upset B．proud C．bored D．peaceful7．A．it B．one C．another D．theother8．A．quickly B．easily C．slowly D．hardly9．A．Unlike B．Besides C．Except D．Without10．A．turnon B．turnup C．turnoff D．turninto（24-25九年級上·重慶銅梁·期末）Mr.Smithwasaphysicsteacher.Oneday,heaskedhisstudentsinclass,“1dowehavebrakes(剎車)inourcar?”Astudentstoodup,“Sir,2stopthecar.”Anotherstudentanswered,“itcanslowdownthecar.”Andthenathirdonesaid,“toavoidaccidents.”Soon,alltheotherstudentsgavesimilaranswers.Finally,Mr.Smithgavea3answertothequestionhimself.Hesaid,“AllofyouranswersareOK.4,Iansweritthisway—Thebrakesinthecarhelpustomakeitgofaster.”Afterl