譯林版初中九年級英語完形填空集中訓練50題含答案

學校:姓名：班級：考號：

一、完形填空

EverybodyknowsCharlieChaplin,aworldfunny(1)1Peopleeverywherelaugh

(2)2hisfilmsuntiltearsrundowntheir(3)3.Fromhisappearancetheyknow

whatwillhappen.Thelittlemanisalways(3)4blackmoustache,wide-open

eyes,roundblackhatandshoestoo(5)5forhisfeet.Hewillstrugglethrough

snow,andfallfromwindows.Hewillfightwithmenwhoaretwicehissizeand(6)

6noticehim.

ThepoormanthatCharlieChaplin(7)7inhundredsoffilmsmakesallkindsof

mistakes.Heisalwaysin(8)8,buthenevergivesup.Hedreamsof(9)9

agreatman.

Evenpeoplewhodon'tunderstandEnglishcanenjoyhisfilms,becausetheyaremostly

silent.Itisn'twhathesaysthatmakespeople(10)10Hiscomedydoesn'tdepend

onwords.Itdependsonlittleactionswhichmeanthesamethingpeoplealloverthe

world.ThisissecretofCharplin'sgreatsuccess.

1.A.writerB.teacherC.actorD.actress

2.A.atB.withC.toD.of

3.A.headB.eyesC.facesD.mouth

4.A.haveB.hasC.withD.tohave

5.A.smallB.biggerC.smallerD.large

6.A.hardlyB.alwaysC?mostlyD.often

7.A.makeB.madeC.playedD.plays

8.A.dangerB.safetyC.troubleD.hard

9.A.tobeB.becomingC,tobecomingD.become

10.A.laughB.tolaughC.laughingD.cry

THECHINACENTRALTELEVISIONSPRINGaFESTIVALGALAiscommonly

knownas"chunwan"inChinese.Sinceitwasfirstbroadcastin1983,theTVshowhasbeen

11withChinesepeople.

Thegalahasnowbecome12importantpartofChineseNewYearcelebrations.

Withthegala,manyChinesepeople13onNewYear'sEve.Familymemberssitin

frontofthetelevision,sharinghappinessandwaitingforthearrivaloftheNewYear.

TheSpringFestivalGalahasalsochangedalotwiththe14oftechnology.In

2015,thegalawasbroadcastontheInternet15thefirsttime.Duringthelive

broadcast,viewerscouldreceiveonlinehongbaobyshakingtheirphones.

11.A.ceartedB.popularC.knewD.invented

12.A.theB.aC.anD./

13.A.stayupB.visitedrelativesC.gotobedearlyD.gofishing

14.A.developmentB.activeC.importantD.inventions

15.A.onB.ofC.byD.for

通讀下面短文，掌握其大意，然后在各題所給的四個選項（A、B、C和D）中選出一

個最佳選項。

Danisamiddleschoolstudentandheis14yearsold.16aunthasahotelina

bigcity.Thisyearheworksasadoormanofthehotelinsummerholiday.Thehotelis

17.Itisjustopenfortwoweeks.

ItisThursday.Thisishisfirstweekatwork.Helikeshisjob18hedoesn't

likeonething.Everydaymanypeopleaskhim,“Doyouhaveawatch?19isit,

please?”Heisnothappyaboutthis.

Dansaystohimself,UIdon'twantto20allthosepeopleagainandagain.I'm

goingtobuyabig21.AndIcanputituponthewallheretomorrow.9,

Thenthepeoplecanseeaclockonthewallon22_.AndDansaystohimself,

“Nowpeople23seetheclockandtheywon'tstopandaskmeaboutthetime

again.^^So,heis24again.

Butafterthat,alotofpeoplestillstop,25theclockandthenaskDan,“Is

thisclockright?^^Dandoesn'tknowhowtoanswerthequestion.

16.A.MyB.YourC.HisD.Her

17.A.bigB.smallC.oldD.new

18.A.andB.thenc.soD.but

19.A.HowB.Wherec.WhattimeD.Whatcolor

20.A.seeB.answerc.meetD.watch

21.A.clockB.watchc.deskD.chair

22.A.ThursdayB.FridayC.SaturdayD.Sunday

23.A.mustB.mustn'tC.canD.can't

24.A.sorryB.fineC.happyD.sad

25.A.lookatB.askforC.listentoD.putup

從每小題所前的A/B/C的三個選項中，選出可以填入空白處的最佳選項。

Ifyouaskamiddleschoolstudent26theywanttobewhentheygrowup,they

mightsaytheywanttobeadoctororascientist.27ifyouaskthemformore

informationaboutthese28、theymightnotknowmuch.

“InChina,manymiddleschoolstudentsonlygetprofessional（專業的）informationone-

sidedlyduringtheirgrowth,,9saidresearcherLiuMeng."Thisgivesthem29ideas

aboutsomejobs."

Gettingmorehands-on（動手的）experiencewillmakeyoungpeople30their

careerpaths（職業道路）earlierandallowthemtomakesurethatthecareertheychooseisthe

rightoneforthem.

MichelleDing,31fromShanghai,spenthersummervacation32

partintheUniversityofChicago'sPathwaystoEconomics（經濟學）class.Shelearnedmore

33economicsbystudyinggametheory（理論）.

“34、Iwasonlyinterestedineconomics35myfatherworkedinthis

field（領域）,“Dingsaid."ButnowI'vedevelopedagenuinepassion（真正的激情）for

economicsandwillmakeitmycareerchoiceinthefuture,9,shesaid.

26.A.whereB.whatC.which

27.A.ButB.AndC.So

28.A.workB.peopleC.jobs

29.A.badB.wrongC.good

30.A.startB.tostartC.starting

31.A.a18-year-oldgirlB.an18yearsoldgirlC.an18-year-oldgirl

32.A.takingB.tookC.totake

33.A.onB.aboutC.with

34.A.AtonceB.AtfirstC.Atlast

35.A.afterB.whileC.because

OneFridaymorning,IbookedanUber（優步）cartothetrainstation.Whenthecar

arrived,Ijustsawthecarnumberandgotin."Pleasebe36.1needtogettothetrain

stationinhalfanhour.^^Isaid.

Thedriversaid,“Yes,madam.^^

IwassurprisedwhenIheardawoman'svoice.The37wasayoungwoman!I

travelledinUbercarsforhundredsoftimes,38-Ineversawawomandriverin

India.InIndia,manypeoplemaythinkthatifsdangerousforwomentodriveUbercars.SoI

39toknowmoreaboutmydriver."Ifyoudon't40.canIaskyousome

questions?^^Iasked.

“Yes,madam.”

“Areyouwell-educated（受過良好教育的）?”

“Yes,madam.IhavejustgotmyMBA（工商管理碩士學位）

46Wow!Sowhydidyouchoosethis41?’‘

Shesmiledandsaid,"42ismyinterest,madam.Nojobistoosmall.I

43wantajobfromwhichIcangetrealhappiness.Itriedotherjobs,butIlikethis

onemost.^^About20minuteslater,Iarrived.Isaidthanksto44.1reallyenjoyedthe

rideand45_somethingfromtheyoungwoman.

36.A.quickB.quietC.seriousD.happy

37.A.teacherB.farmerC.doctorD.driver

38.A.soB.butC.orD.if

39.A.likedB.forgotC.wantedD.agreed

40.A.mindB.hopeC.workD.move

41.A.schoolB.hobbyC.jobD.car

42.A.DancingB.SingingC.DrawingD.Driving

43.A.neverB.justC.evenD.still

44.A.themB.usC.himD.her

45.A.madeB.tookC,learnedD.watched

Who'sthemostpopularChinesesportsstarnow?ItmaybeGuAiling.The46

girljustmadefreeskiinghistory.

GuAilingwasborninSeptember,2003inSanFrancisco.Sheisafreeskierwithan

AmericanfatherandaChinesemother.ShegrewupandstilllivesintheUS.ButinJune,

2019shegotChinesecitizenship國籍）and47toplayforChina.Shestartedto

learnskiingin2006.Atthattimeshewasonlythreeyearsold.Attheageofnine,she

48skiwellandstartedtowinmedalsinsomeimportantcompetitions.Peoplesay

sheis49butshesaysthattalentisonlyonepercentofherwins,addingthather

50iswhatcounts.While51toschoolinFanFrancisco,shecouldonly

practiceonweekdays.She52eighthoursgoingtotheskihillandbackdoingher

homeworkonthewayand53fulluseofhertimeatthehilltopracticeskiing.Gu

saidshewantstoencouragemoregirlsinChina54skiingandotherextremesports

（極限運動）,manyof55haveonlybeenknowntherefortwentyyears.

56theOlympicwebsite,shesaidskiinggivesherfreedomand

57,especiallywhenshe58controlsherbodyanddoestricksthat

otherscannotdo.

GuAilinggot59goldmedalsatthe2022BeijingWinterOlympicGames,

sheisreally60ofChinese.

46.A.18yearsoldB.18-year-oldC.18-year-olds

47.A.chooseB.choiceC.chose

48.A.canB.couldbeabletoC.wasableto

49.A.talentedB.talentC.talents

50.A.hardworkB.hard-workingC.workhard

51.A.goesB.goingC.went

52.A.spentB.tookC.cost

53.A.makingB.puttingC.made

54.A.tryB.tryingC.totry

55.A.whoB.whichC.what

56.A.AccordingtoB.AsforC.Although

57.A.createB.creativeC.creativity

58.A.perfectlyB.slowlyC.carelessly

59.A.oneB.twoC.three

60.A.prideB.proudC.thepride

Somechildrenwishtobewriterswhentheygrowup.It61thattheywantto

writestoriesorbooks.Theywouldbehappyifmanypeoplereadtheirstoriesorbookssome

day,butIwouldliketotellthesechildren62theywillneedtobegoodreadersand

readalotbeforetheybecomegoodwriters.

Nearlyallgreatwritersoftenlistened63otherstellstorieslongbeforethey

startedschool.Theyalso64onreadingforhoursforyears.Evenwhentheyhad

becomewriters,theyspentmuchoftheirtime65booksinsteadofwatchingTVin

theevening.

Ifyouareagoodreader,itwon'ttakeyoulong66thereadinghomeworkthat

yourteacherasksyoutodo.Thenyouwillhavetimetoread67booksforfun.You

willreadso68thatyouwillalwayswanttolookformorebookstoread.

Ifyouwanttobeawriter,readingisvery69.Whenyoudecidetobecomea

writer,youhadbettertell70,"ImustreadmoreandmoreifIreallywanttobecome

agoodwriter.^^

61.A.meanB.meaningC.meansD.meant

62.A.whoB.ifC.whereD.that

63.A.forB.toC.atD.of

64.A.keepB.keptC.keepingD.willkeep

65.A.readB.readsC.readingD.toread

66.A.doB.doingC.todoD.did

67.A.othersB.otherC.anotherD.theother

68.A.goodB.wellC.betterD.best

69.A.importanceB.importantlyC.importantD.more

importantly

70.A.youB.yourC.yourselfD.yours

Thafsaprettynormal71.Itmeansyouare“inlove”-kindof.Ifspuppylove（早

戀，初戀）,notreallove-nottruelove,yetpuppyloveiscommon72studentsalloverthe

world.IntheWest,peoplethinkpuppyloveisa73partofateenager'slife.InChina,

74andteachersthinkitisaproblem.

Puppyloveisbeautiful.Ifscooltolovesomeone,orbelovedbysomeone75

insteadofyourmotheroryourdog.Itcanmakeyouabetterperson.Youwillknowhowto

useyourlovetohelpotherpeople.

Ifyou76yourselfctinlove"，it'sOK,but...wait!Nowyouhave77important

thingstodo.Thinkofthese78:Willyoustilllovehimorhertenyearslater?Doyou

haveenougheducationtofindagoodjobandliveahappylifewiththepersonyouloveinthe

future?Whatwouldyoudoifyoufoundsomeonebetterthanhimorher?Ibet（打賭）youare

notsureoftheseanswers.Why?Becauseyouaretoo79tounderstandtruelove.True

lovewillcomewhenyougrowup.Now,youshouldtrytobethebestpersonyoucanbe,and

dotheverybestyoucan.Thatmeansdoingwellatschooland80agoodsonordaughter

first.

71.A.feelingB.thinkingC.findingD.worrying

72.A.betweenB.amongC.throughD.across

73.A.unhealthyB.uglyC.healthyD.beautiful

74.A.parentsB.friendsC.cousinsD.classmates

75.A.elseB.otherC.eachD.either

76.A.thinkB.feelC.understandD.find

77.A.muchB.manyC.someD.few

78.A.problemsB.worriesC.answersD.questions

79.A.oldB.youngC.busyD?simple

80.A.beingB.actingC.keepingD.doing

Whatdoestakingthetrainmeantoyou?Perhapsifsjustawayofgettingtoyour

destination（目的地）.Butforme,thetrainitselfcanbepartofthe81.

LastyearafterIgraduatedfromuniversity,Ichosesomeofthemost82rail

linestotravelaroundAsia.

Atfirst,I83byridingonChina'sfirstpanda-themedtouristtrainfrom

ChengdutoZunyi.Thistraintravelwastotallynewtome.Iloveditslovelydesignatthefirst

sight.Itsinsideandoutsidewere84withgiantpandapictures.Thestaffcarried

pandatoysandIcouldtrypanda-shapedfood.Whatimpressedmemostwasitscomfortable

85.1enjoyeddrinkinginthebar,singinganddancinginthekaraokeroomandthe

dancehallthere.Ieventookshowersinmyprivatebathroomandusedits5Gnetworktosend

videos.

ThenItriedthehighestrailwayintheworld-Qinghai-TibetRailway.Asthetrain

climbedhigher,Ifoundit86tobreathe,andmyheadstartedtoache.87.

agirlofferedmesomeoxygenandtalkedwithmetohelpreducemypain.Wehadanicechat

andnowwestillkeepintouchwitheachother.Amazing,isn'tit?Ihavenever88to

makesuchanewfriend!

Iendedmyjourneyonthe89railwayintheworld-theTrans-Siberian

Railway.ThewholejourneytooksixdaysrunningfromMoscowtoVladivostok,whichno

otherrailwayjourneyscouldcompareto.Forme,itwaslikeatimetravelexperience.Since

the90coverseighttimezones（時區）,Isawmywatchgobacksuddenlyafter

crossinganewzone.Itwasquiteinteresting.Also,therivers,forests,mountainsanddeserted

countrysidealongthewaymademefeelpeacefulandjoyful.

Traintravelisnotonlyofgreatfunbutfullofsurprises.Youwillneverknowwhatyou

willexperience,andwhoyouwillmeet.

81.A.choiceB.memoryC.funD.rest

82.A.specialB.beautifulC.challengingD.important

83.A.setupB.setoffC.setbackD.setdown

84.A.changedB.improvedC.connectedD.decorated

85.A.patternB.sceneC.situationD.service

86.A.worryingB.difficultC.nervousD.annoying

87.A.LuckilyB.SuddenlyC.StrangelyD.Naturally

88.A.agreedB.expectedC.mentionedD.decided

89.A.longestB.slowestC.farthestD.fastest

90.A.timeB.trainC.routeD.countryside

Kitesurfingasawatersportbeganinthe1980s,butdidn'tgetpopularuntiltheendof

lastcentury.Itisalso91askiteboarding,andinsomeEuropeancountriesasfly

surfing.Kitesurfingworks92windpowerbyusingalargekitetopullarideronthe

waterathighspeed.

Atfirst,kitesurfingwasadifficultand93sport.Nowitisbecomingeasierand

safer94thesaferkitedesign.Foranableand95person,kitesurfingcanbe

averyfun,extremelyexcitingsport,justlikeskatingonthewaterwitha96of

flying.Ithasbecomemoreandmore97.Nowalotofpeoplelikeit.

Comparedwithotherwatersports,kitesurfingis98tolearn.Abeginnercan

understand99tooperatethekitewith5-10hoursoftraining.And

100agedfrom13to65canlearn.Gettingtheequipmentforkitesurfingonly

101$1,000to$2,500.Traininglessonsrangefrom$200to$500

102twoorthreehours.Withthedevelopmentofitsequipment103,

kitesurfingisbecomingevensafer.Aftersometraining,youcanenjoyits104and

challengingfeeling.

Withtherisingpopularityofkitesurfing,mostmajorseasidecitieshavekitesurfing

clubs.InChina,onlyXiamenhasthekitesurfingclub,andit___105professional

kitesurfingtrainingandequipment

91.A.knownB.thoughtC.foundD.required

92.A.besideB.throughC.acrossD.behind

93.A.absentB.proudC.dangerousD.public

94.A.exceptforB.becauseofC.insteadofD.accordingto

95.A.strongB.talentedC.sillyD.local

96.A.meaningB.feelingC.endingD.painting

97.A.beautifulB.expensiveC.popularD.necessary

98.A.fasterB.harderC.slowerD.easier

99.A.whatB.howC.whyD.when

100.A.anybodyB.somebodyC.nobodyD.everybody

101.A.costsB.spendsC.takesD.pays

102.A.withB.byC.inD.for

103.A.productB.directionC.progressD.interview

104.A.introductionB.expressionC.warmthD.excitement

105.A.producesB.providesC.preventsD.punishes

Franceisagreatcountry,anditisinWesternEurope.Whenyou106this

country,theword“romantic“maycomeintoyourmind.It107anareaofover247

thousandsquaremiles.Ithasa108ofmorethan66million.ItscapitalisParis.

Franceisacountryfullofbeautyanddreams.Lotsoffamous109.thinkers

andscientistsarefromFrance.Forexample,ClaudeMonet,afamouspainteraroundthe

world,wasborninParis,France.Hismostfamous110isImpression,Sunrise（日

出?印象）.It111peopleapictureofLeHavreatsunrise.

FrancehaslotsofinterestingplaceslikeDisneylandParis,theEiffelTowerandFrench

Riviera.70million112touristsvisititeveryyear,suchasGermans,Americansand

Chinese.113alltheinterestingplaces,DisneylandParisisthemostpopularparkin

Europe.Morethan10milliontouristsvisittheFrenchRivierainSoutheastFrance,

114itisalsoverypopularwithtourists.Ifs115foritssunshine,beaches

andrestaurants.

InFrance,peoplecangetexcellenteducation,goodhealthcare,housingandsoon.They

enjoyawonderfullife.

106.A.liftupB.thinkofC.setup

107.A.costsB.crossesC.covers

108.A.practiceB.populationc.pollution

109.A.artistsB.writersc.visitors

110.A.clubB.filmc.work

111.A.tellsB.showsc.gives

112.A.usualB.commonc.foreign

113.A.AsB.Ofc.Like

114.A.soB.becausec.or

115.A.differentB.excitingc.famous

閱讀下面短文，掌握其大意，然后從每題所給的A、B、C、D四個選項中選出最佳選

項。

Computers,smartphones,and116machinesaretheperfectservants.They

alwaysdo117theyare"told”.Weusually46telF,themtodothingsbyusingamouse

orkeyboard.Butwhatifwecouldjusttalktothemnormallyandliterally（真正地）tell

themwhattodo?

Thistypeoftechnology,118asvoicecontrolorvoicerecognition（識另!J）,

119infilmsandTVshowssincethe1960s.TheStarTrekTVseries,whichdebuted

（首播）atthistime,showedspaceshipsthatcouldreplytohumanvoicecommands（命

令）.The1968film2001:ASpaceOdyssey“starred"HAL9000,acomputer120

humanastronautscouldtalkto.Itwas121usedtoplaychessandmaintainthe

astronauts5spaceship.

Real-worldvoicerecognition,ontheotherhand,isusedformoreeverydaytasks.You

122befamiliarwithSiriandAlexa,twoexamplesofvoicerecognitionsoftware

madebyAppleandAmazon.Theycanbeaskedtodomanythings,123setting

alarmsandplayingmusicto124onlinegroceryordersandactivatinghousehold

appliances.

Oneofthenicethingsaboutvoicerecognition125thatitcanbeusedwhen

we'reonthego.Whenyou'redrivingacaror126downthesidewalk,itcanbe

127orevendangeroustopickupyoursmartphoneandtypeawayonthekeyboard.

Voicerecognition128youtofocusonwhateveryou'redoingatthemomentwhile

stilldoingothertasks.

Peoplewithhearingdisabilitiescanalsobenefit,129speechrecognition

softwarecanbeusedto"listen”to130wordsandturnthemintotextthatdeaf

peoplecanread.Advancedspeechrecognitionsoftwarecanevenhearwordsspokeninone

languageandthentranslatethemintoanotherlanguage.

116.A.theotherB.otherC.othersD.another

117.A.whenB.whereC.whichD.what

118.A.knownB.knowsc.knewD.knowing

119.A.showsB.isshownc.hasshownD.hasbeen

shown

120.A.whenB.wherec.thatD.what

121.A.mainB.remainc.mainlyD.mains

122.A.mightB.canc.shouldD.must

123.A.inB.forc.asD.from

124.A.placingB.placesc.placedD.place

125.A.isB.arec.wasD.were

126.A.walkB.walksc.walkedD.walking

127.A.convenientB.conveniencec.inconvenientD.inconvenience

128.A.allowB.allowsc.allowedD.allowing

129.A.whenB.asc.ifD.so

130.A.speakB.spokec.spokenD.isspoken

“GrainRain^^istheEnglishnameofGuyu.Itisthesixthsolarterm（節氣）ofayearbut

alsothelastsolartermof131.GrainRainarrivesbetweenApril19thandApril

21st.Itmeansthatthecoldweatherhasbasically132andthetemperaturerises

faster,whichisgoodforthegrowthofgrains.

ThereisanoldcustominsouthernChinathatpeopledrinkteaonthedayofGrain

Rain.TeaduringGrainRaincanhelptokeepawayfromillnessandisgoodforeyes.Itisalso

saidthatdrinkingteaonthisdaywouldpreventbadluck.Sonomatter133the

weatherislikethisday,peoplewillgotopicksomefreshteaanddrinkit.Inthenorthof

China,peopleeatChinesetoonasinensis,alsocalledXiangchuninChinese,asacustomin

GrainRain.People134pickupChinesetoonasinensisfromthetreesandcookit

witheggs.

GrainRainisalsoadayofshowingrespecttoancestors.4,000yearsago,Cangjie

createdtheveryfirstChinesecharacterbytheshapesofthingsandanimals.Thegodwasso

135byhisspiritofhardworkthathethrewgrainsdownfromtheskyasifitwere

rain.ThafswhythisdayisknownasGrainRain.

131.A.springB.summerC.autumn

132.A.endedB.startedC.returned

133.A.howB.whenC.what

134.A.neverB.usuallyC.sometimes

135.A.angryB.nervousC.touched

WhentheInternetbecameusefulinthe1990s,nobodyhadanyideaofhow136

itwasgoingtobecome.Althoughnobodyknows137howmanywebsitesthereare,

andmaybetherearebillionsofwebpages.ButwhatwilltheInternetbelikeinthefuture?

Here,the138giveustheirpredictions.

Internetandmobilephones

ThefirstmobilephonewithInternetwasinFinlandin1996,butitwasvery139

somanypeoplecouldn'taffordit.Japanstartedthe140mobilephoneInternetservice

in1999.By2008,141peoplewereusingmobilestoaccess（接入）theInternetthan

computers.Inthefuture,expertssaywe'llalluseourmobilestoaccesstheInternet.

Mobilescreenswillprobablygetalittlebigger,butnotmuch.Ofcourse,you'llcontrol

allthefunctionby142thescreen,notbuttons（按鍵）.

HowwillpeopleusetheInternet?

Soon,everythingfromyourcartoyourfridgewillbe143totheInternet,and

machineswillcommunicatewitheachother.Sixty-fourpercentofexpertsthinkpeoplewon't

havetousethe144keyboard.Wewillhave"virtual”（虛擬的）keyboards.Most

peoplewillalsospendpartoftheirdayinvir