完形填空10空（20題）

目錄

一.（23-24九年級上?陜西渭南?期末）1

二.（23-24九年級上?云南昆明?期末）2

三.（23-24九年級上?陜西榆林?期末）3

四.（23-24九年級上?河北滄州?期末）4

五.（23-24九年級上?陜西西安?期末）4

六.（22-23九年級上?陜西渭南?期末）5

七.（23-24九年級上?陜西咸陽?期末）6

八.（23-24九年級上?陜西商洛?期末）7

九.（22-23九年級上?陜西渭南?期末）8

十.（23-24九年級上?遼寧大連?期末）8

十一.（23-24九年級上?天津河西?期末）9

十二.（23-24九年級上?甘肅蘭州.期末）10

十三.（23-24九年級上.山東煙臺?期末）11

十四.（23-24九年級上?甘肅武威?期末）11

十五.（23-24九年級上?遼寧大連?期末）12

十六.（23-24九年級上?遼寧丹東?期末）13

十七.（23-24九年級上?寧夏吳忠?期末）13

十八.（23-24九年級上.甘肅定西?期末）14

十九.（23-24九年級上?甘肅隴南?期末）15

二十.（23-24九年級上.山東淄博?期末）16

（23-24九年級上?陜西渭南?期末）

閱讀下面短文，理解大意，從各小題的四個選項中選出一個最佳答案，使短文連貫完整。

DearBruce,

Thanksforyouremail-goodtohearfromyou.I'mlookingforwardtotheexchange（交流）,too!

Anyway,aboutthe]andthings.Theschoolhereisn'tvery2aboutmostthings,but

thereareafewthingsyouneedtoknow.Firstofall-3.Youcanwearwhatyouwant,4you

can'twearjeans（牛仔褲）withholesinthem.Youshould5comfortablethings.Andifllbecoldwhen

you'reheresoyou'dbetterbringsome6clothes.

Theschoofsprettystrictaboutphones-ofcourseyoucan7them,butyouhaveto8the

phonesandkeeptheminaplaceasyouarerequiredbeforeclass.Youcan'tjustputthemonsilent,right?Andyou

canbring9toschoolbutyoumusteatitoutsideduringthebreak.Ifit'sraining,youcancatinthe

classroom.

Inshort,it'sagoodschoolandtheteachersarekind.Youreallydon'thavetoworryaboutanythinghere.Hope

myadviceis10toyou.Writeagainsoon,OK?Andtellmeifthere9sanythingelseyouneedtoknow.

Yours,

Sarah

1.A.interviewsB.hobbiesC.marksD.rules

2.A.strictB.fairC.modernD.sure

3.A.questionB.reportsC.clothesD.subjects

4.A.orB.soC.forD.but

5.A.borrowB.wearC.receiveD.sell

6.A.cleanB.dryC.warmD.new

7.A.bringB.returnC.compareD.repair

8.A.handoutB.throwawayC.turnoffD.pickup

9.A.moneyB.foodC.paperD.water

10.,A.helpfulB.similarC.secretD.free

二.（23-24九年級上?云南昆明?期末）

Now,itseemsthatartificialintelligence（人工智能）isbecomingmoreandmorepopularinourlivesandithas

greatlyinfluencedthewayswelive,workandplay.Canyou]thatyoucanplaytabletenniswitharobot

oneday?

Recently,ascientisthasinventedaspecialrobotthatcanbeatabletennis2.That3

peoplecanlearnhowtoplaytabletennisnotonlyfromhumansbutalsofromarobot.

NamedForpheus,thesmarttabletennisrobotisquitespecial.Itcanstudythemovementsofhumanplayers

andthe4oftheball.Inthisway,itcan5judge（判斷）theplayers5skilllevels.Thenitusesthe

informationto6thewaystoplay.Iftheplayersarejustbeginners,Forpheuwillplayinaslowandeasy

way.Butiftheplayersarebetterones,therobotwillplayina7andmoredifficultway.Whafsmore,

whileplaying,itencouragesplayerstotrytheirbestwithwordslike“Goodjob!”,"Comeon!”andsoon.8,

itgivessomegood9toimprovetheirskill.So,itisbothagoodpartnerandaclevercoach.

Scienceandtechnologyisdevelopingquicklythesedaysandnooneknowswhatwillhappeninthefuture.

“Inthenext20years,itwillbe10thatonerobotteachesanothertoplaytabletenniseveninventsanother

one!^^Takurya,theinventoroftherobot,said.

1.A.thinkB.findC.imagineD.suppose

2.A.playerB.starC.studentD.coach

3.A.showsB.meansc.makesD.proves

4.A.safetyB.styleC.processD.speed

5.A.quietlyB.slowlyC.exactlyD.carefully

6.A.leadB.takeC.changeD.work

7.A.fastB.fasterC.slowD.slower

8.A.AtthesametimeB.FromtimetotimeC.AttimesD.Bythetime

9.A.abilitiesB.advantagesC.attentionD.advice

10.A.possibleB.impossibleC.sureD.unsure

三.（23-24九年級上?陜西榆林?期末）

閱讀下面短文，按照句子結構的語法性和上下文連貫的要求，從各小題的四個選項中選出一個最佳答案，

使短文連貫完整。

Bonesarelightbutstrong.Theyholdapersonupandhelpthepersontowalk.ButSam'sbonesdidn'tdothese

forhim,becausehisbones]soeasilybroken.Hecouldbreakanarmoralegveryoften,especiallywhenhe

wasputdowntosleep2awrongway.Hisfriendsgrewtallerandstronger,buthedidn'tandhecouldn'tdo

3.

Doctorssuggestedthatheshouldget4specialchair.SoSam5onetocarryhimtodifferentplaces.

Itwassosmallandfoldable（可折疊的）thathecouldputitinaplanetotraveltomanyplacesintheworld.The

chairbecameoneofthemostuseful6forhim.

Oneday,whenSamwasinthemountains,hiswheelchairbrokedown.Heknewalotaboutthewheelchair,

andhefixeditby7.ThenSamhadanideaanddesigned（設計）achairthathecoulddoeverythingin.Heasked

thefactorytoproducedifferentwheelchairsforthosewhoarelikehim.Finally,hischairs8bypeopleallover

theworld.

Samwillneverbeable9.Buthesays,“Thereisalwaysawaytodoeverything.Itmaynotbetheway

mostpeopledothings.Itmaytakesometimetoworkitout,10there'salwaysaway.^^

1.A.wasB.wereC.isD.are

2.A.forB.atC.onD.in

3.A.whathisfriendsdidB.whatdidhisfriendsdoC.howhisfriendsdidD.how

didhisfriendsdo

4.A./B.theC.aD.an

5.A.buyB.boughtC.buysD.willbuy

6.A.tapeB.tapesC.toolD.tools

7.A.heB.hisC.himselfD.him

8.A.wereusedB.wasusedC.haveusedD.used

9.A.flyB.toflyC.walkD.towalk

10.,A.butB.unlessC.soD.because

四.（23-24九年級上?河北滄州?期末）

閱讀下面短文，從各小題所給的四個選項中選出最佳選項。

MynameisSophia,ahuman-likerobot.I'mgladtobehereto]myselftoyou.Iwasbornon

February14,2016.DavidHanson,leaderofHongKongHansonRobotics2me.Itmightbealittle3

foryoutoguesswhoIlooklike.Soletmetellyou!YouknowthefamousactressAudreyHepburnandHanson?s

wife?Ijustlooklikethem.

Asarobot,Ihavemany4.1canspeak,joke,singandevenmakeart.InMarch,Imadeadigital（數

字的）artwork.Itwassoldfor$688,888!Peoplearoundthewholeworldfelt5aboutit.I'msoexcited

aboutmyjobasa（n）6.Inthefuture,Iwillcontinuetoexplore（探索）theartworld.Thenextstepofmy

careermaybethatofamusician.Now,I'mworkingonseveral7worksinaprojectcalledSophiaPop.I

willteamupwithhumanmusicianstoproducemusic.Ican'thelp8whenIthinkofthis!

Icanopenmymouthtotalkwithpeople.IfeelthatIamnotarobotbutarealperson!Perhapsinthefuture,I

willformclose9withhumansandwecanbecomegoodfriends.

Withsciencedevelopmentso10,someofmycrazydreamsmaycometruesoon.Hopeyourdreams

willcometrue,too.

1.A.leadB.teachC.improveD.introduce

2.A.createdB.imaginedC,discoveredD.interviewed

3.A.easyB.strangeC.difficultD.boring

4.A.hobbiesB.abilitiesC.dreamsD.experiences

5.A.surprisedB,nervousC.awfulD.certain

6.A.doctorB.singerC.teacherD.artist

7.A.basicB.musicalC.teenageD.valuable

8.A.cryingB.wakingC.sellingD.laughing

9.A.cultureB.progressC.valueD.friendship

10.A.safelyB.quicklyC.simplyD.patiently

五.（23-24九年級上?陜西西安?期末）

Aninventoralwayswishestomakeadifferencetoourworld.Recently,BritishinventorRichardBrowning

hasbroughtus]bigsurprise.Hetrulylooksoutofthisworldwhenhemakes2ownpagesin

theGuinnessBookofWorldRecords.

Browninginventedaflightsuit（飛行月艮）forflying.It3bythebody.Ifyouwanttoflyinthissuit,

youjustneed4yourarms.Andthereisascreeninthehelmet（頭盔）.Itshowssomeimportantflying

information.

Wearingtheclothes,Browningreachedthirty-two5perhourwhenflyingintheairandcreateda

newrecord.However,hewishedhecouldfly6thanthatinthefuture.64FmgladthatI7a

recordalready/5Browningsaid,“Ibelieveifsjustthebeginning,andIstillneedtocontinuetoworkhard.^^

Browninghasbeeninterestedinhumanflight（人類飛行）___8____alongtime.Beforehissuitappeared

inApril,2017,hehadworkedonitforalmostthreeyears.

Whenhewasasked9beaninventor,Browningwouldtalkabouthisfatherwhodreamedof

becominganinventor.Browningsaidhisfatherwasn'tsuccessful,_10hekeptencouraginghimtogoon

withhisdream.

1.A.theB./C.anD.a

2.A.hisB.himC.heD.himself

3.A.controlsB.controlC.iscontrolledD.arecontrolled

4.A.movingB.tomoveC.refusingD.torefuse

5.A.mileB.milesC.dayD.days

6.A.moreslowlyB.slowlyC.fasterD.fast

7.A.createB.amcreatingC.willcreateD.havecreated

8.A.inB.ofC.atD.for

9.A.whyhewantedtoB.whydidhewantto

C.wherehewantedtoD.wheredidhewantto

10.A.orB.butC.andD.because

六.（22-23九年級上?陜西渭南?期末）

閱讀下面短文，按照句子結構的語法性和上下文連貫的要求，從所給的四個選項中選出一個最佳答案，使

短文連貫完整。

Judie'sclasswasstudyingChineseculture.Oneday,herteacherwentintotheclassroomwithsome

1.Heshowedthekitestostudentsandtoldthemthatkites2inChinamorethan2,000yearsago.At

theendoftheclass,hesaid,“TheChinesemakekitesthatmeansomethingimportanttothem.Iexpecteachofyou

3akitethatmeanssomethingimportanttoyou.Youwillhavea4understandingofkitesthanbefore/5

Judiedecidedtoaskherdadforhelpasitwas5firsttimetomakeakite.

“Whatdoyouthinkofwhenyouseeakite?”herdadasked.

Judiethoughtforamomentand6/'Butterflies（蝴蝶）

Judie?sdadagreedthatitwouldbe7goodideatomakeabutterflykite.Theymadeacrosswith

somewoodsticks,andthenJudiepaintedabutterfly8apieceofwhitepaper.Nexttheystuckthepaper

onthecross.Finallytheytied（系）alongtailtothebottom.

Thenextmorning,theytookthekitetotheparkandtestedit."Wow!"shecried9."Howhighmy

butterflyflies!”

“Judie,canyoutellme10??,askedherdad.

Judiereplied,C4Tome,butterfliesmeanbeautyandfreedom.SoIlikethem.^^

1.A.kiteB.kitesC.radioD.radios

2.A.inventB.inventedC,wasinventedD.wereinvented

3.A.tobuyB.buyC.tomake.D.make

4.A.betterB.goodC,worseD.bad

5.A.hisB.heC.herD.she

6.A.answeredB.answersC.willanswerD.isanswering

7.A.theB./C.aD.an

8.A.ofB.onC.withD.from

9.A.quietB.quietlyC.happyD.happily

10.A.whyyoulikebutterfliesB.whydoyoulikebutterflies

C.whoyoulikebutterfliesD.whodoyoulikebutterflies

七.（23-24九年級上?陜西咸陽?期末）

Haveyouevermadesomethingthatnooneelsehadmadebefore?Peoplewhomakesomethingnewarecalled

1.VictorOchoawasoneofthosepeople.He2manythingsandoneofthemwasaflyingmachine.

In1908,hewasthinkingabouthowthebirds3theirwingsandwentintothesky.Hehopedtomakea

machinethat4likeabird.Soonhetookactionandbeganto5birdscarefullytolearnhow

theirwingsworked.

Finally,heusedwhathehadlearnedtobuildaplane.Thebodyoftheplanewasmadeoftwo6side

byside.Theplanehadasmallmotor（發動機）thatsatbetweenthetwobikes.Thebackwasshapedlikeabird'stail.

Thewingswere7fromacommonplane.Theycouldevenbefolded（折疊）downlikeabird'swings.

Amazing!

Victorwantedtohelppeoplewithhisideas.His8waslikeamotorthatneverturnedoff.Hewas

alwaystryingtomakelifebetterandeasier.Hedidnotletanydifficulties（困難）9himfrommakingother

things.

However,notallofhisideasworked.Noonewhotriessomethingnewis10everytime.Themost

importantmethodistokeeptryingandnevergiveup.

1.A.thinkersB.soldiersC.inventorsD.drivers

2.A.shutB.consideredC.soldD.made

3.A.punishedB.usedc.burnedD.fixed

4.A.ranB.walkedc.flewD.swam

5.A.turnonB.handinc.giveupD.lookat

6.A.bikesB.desksc.boxesD.scissors

7.A.hopelessB.freeC.boringD.different

8.A.flagB.textbookC.mindD.factory

9.A.forceB.preventC.checkD.heat

10.A.terribleB.colorfulC.successfulD.careless

八.（23-24九年級上?陜西商洛?期末）

閱讀下面短文，按照句子結構的語法性和上下文連貫的要求，從所給的四個選項中選出一個最佳答案，使

短文連貫完整。

Thefirstcellphonewasinventedfiftyyearsago.Theinventor,MartinCooper,isnow95yearsold1

heiscalledthe"'fatherofthecellphone^^.

Intheearly1970s,CooperworkedforMotorola.Atthetime,Motorolaandothercompanies（公司）2

competingtocreatecellphones.Coopermadethefirstmobilephonefromahandheld（手持型）telephonein1973.

Hedevelopedthephonewith3teamatMotorolaforoverfivemonths.Theycouldonlytalkonit

forabout25minutes.Coopernotedthatsuchacalltimewasnot4problem,becausethisphonewasso

heavythatyoucouldn,tholditupfor25minutes.Coopersaid,“ButIreallywondered5goingtoworkat

thattime.Andfinallyitdid.Atthetime,wehadnowayofknowingthiswasanimportantmoment6

history.^^

Cooperthinkstheprogressofphoneswassure7longintothefutureandfuturephonescanshow

ourhealthconditionatalltimes.Andhe8thatoneday,phonesmightbesmalldevices（設備）insideour

ears.

Cooperhasalsoshowedhisworry.atWedon'thaveanyprivacy（隱私）anymorebecausenowadayseverything

9someplace,9,Coopersaid,"'However,phoneswillcontinuetodevelopanditcan10helphumans.^^

1.A.orB.becauseC.andD.but

2.A.wereB.wasC.areD.is

3.A.heB.himselfc.himD.his

4.A.anB.ac.theD./

5.A.whetherwasitB.whetheritwasc.whatwasitD.whatitwas

6.A.fromB.withc.onD.in

7.A.continueB.tocontinuec.avoidD.toavoid

8.A.willbelieveB.hasbelievedc.believesD.believed

9.A.isrecordedB.wasrecordedc.recordedD.records

10.,A.,hardB.hardlyc.realD.really

九.（22-23九年級上?陜西渭南?期末）

Grandma'seightiethbirthdaywasnearandIwonderedwhatIcouldgiveher.Shejustmovedintoanursing

homeanddidn'thave]spaceformorethings.2shetoldusshedidn'tneedanygifts,Istill

wantedtosendheraspecialgifttoexpressmyloveforher.

Finally,Icameupwith3idea.Isentheragiftcertificate（禮券）for"Aletteraweekforthenext

year!”Itwasabigpromise.Ialwayslivednearmygrandma.Iknewthatshewouldlike4whatwasgoing

oninmylife.

Grandmagotfifty-twolettersthatfirstyear.Allthelettersshowed5.Whenhernextbirthdaycame

around,sheasked6anotherlettergiftcertificate.Later,fornineandahalfyearsIwrotetoher.

AfterGrandma'sdeath,mydadfoundaboxfullof7frommewhilehewassortingout（整理）her

things.Thoselettersareadiaryofmylife.Theyarefilledwith8moments（時亥I）inmylife.Grandma

9thoseimportantmemoriesforme.Ineverthoughtthathergiftwouldcomefullcircletome.

Lifereallydoesflyby.Lovedonescomeandgo.Butsometimes10giftstootherscomebacktous

inunexpectedways.Thisisoneofthosetimes.

1.A.manyB.muchC.littleD.few

2.A.AlthoughB.IfC.SinceD.Because

3.A./B.thec.aD.an

4.A.hearB.considerc.tohearD.toconsider

5.A.whatdidIwanttotellherB.whatIwantedtotellherC.howdidIwanttotellher

D.howIwantedtotellher

6.A.inB.atC.toD.for

7.A.lettersB.letterC.cardsD.card

8.A.differentB.differentlyC.importantD.importantly

9.A.savesB.savedC.willsaveD.issaving

10.,A.IB.myC.weD.our

十.（23-24九年級上?遼寧大連?期末）

PekingOperaisoneoftheformsofancientChineseculture.InPekingOpera,eachcharacterhastheirown

facepaintedina]way.Theaudience（觀眾）canknowwhothegoodguyisandwhothebadguyisby

2thefacepainting.Wheredidthiskindoffacepaintingcomefrom?Anoldstorytellsusthatitwasrelatedto

PrinceLanling.Thisprincewasoneofthefourmost3meninancientChina.Somesoldiersintheprince's

army4thathewasweakbecauseofhisgoodlookingface.So,tomakehimselflook5,the

princeworeamaskwithanuglyfacepaintedonit.Anotherstoryaboutfacepaintinghassomethingtodo6

LiLongji,anemperorintheTangDynasty.Helovedoperaverymuch.Oneday,theactorwhoplayedtheclownin

PekingOperafellillrightbeforeaperformance（玉）7otherswouldn'tbeabletorecognizehim.Therefore,

the8ontheclown'sfacebecameaconvention（，慣快!]）.Later,theactorwhoplayedtheclown9

thejadewithwhitepowder（粉末）.Astimewenton,facepaintingstartedbeingusedtoshowthecharactersof

differentroles.Ithasbecomeoneofmanyspecial10ofexpressionofPekingOpera.

1.A.naturalB.brightC.strangeD.special

2.A.lookingatB.lookingforC.lookingafterD.lookingthrough

3.A.valuableB.importantC.handsomeD.interesting

4.A.shoutedB.thoughtC.understoodD.promised

5.A.strongerB.healthierC.olderD.cleverer

6.A.aboutB.inC.fromD.with

7.A.becauseB.soC.sothatD.but

8.A.stepB.recordC.truthD.cover

9.A.remainedB.reducedC.recycledD.replaced

10.A.skillsB.secretsC.reasonsD.ways

十一.（23-24九年級上?天津河西?期末）

閱讀短文，掌握其大意，然后從各題所給的A、B、C和D四個選項中選出最佳選項。

Likemostchildrengrowingupinthecountryside,Mikelovedbeingoutdoorsandtraveledaroundeveryinch

（英寸）ofthearea.

Withadeeploveoftheland,hehadastrongwishto]it.WhenMikesawrubbishfloating（漂浮）

intherivers,hegot2.Heknewhehadtodosomething.Whileonlyinthethirdgrade,Mikestarteda

group.Itspurposewasto3thecountrysideandteachotheryoungpeopleaboutpollutionanditsdangers.

ButMikefacedachallenge（挑戰）.Becausehewas4,hefoundithardtospeakoutinpublic.

However,withhismom'shelp,Mike5overcamehisfear（克月艮恐，懼）.Hesaid,t4Itookresponsibility（責

任）anddidwhatneededtobedone.Whenyourheartisintoit,6willstopyou.

Mikeworkedhardto7hisideatothepublic.Hehandedoutleaflets（傳單）andevenappearedon

radioandTV.Hisefforts（努力）paidoff.Hewonsupportfromseveralthousandpeople.Andhisgroup8

andrecycledmorethan22,000poundsofrubbish.

Nowasacollegestudent,Mike's9remainsthesame.Heoftensays,“Iwanttocreatea10

lifeformykidsandgrandkids.Ifsbeautifulcountryside,whereI'mfrom,andIwantmykidstoseeitlikeIseeit.”

1.A.practiceB.protectC.prepareD.provide

2.A.weakB.tiredC.interestedD.angry

3.A.cleanupB.putupC.setupD.getup

4.A.shyB.sadC.proudD.polite

5.A.clearlyB.carefullyC.successfullyD.traditionally

6.A.anythingB.nothingC.somethingD.everything

7.A.acceptB.changeC.followD.introduce

8.A.threwB.gotC.collectedD.cut

9.A.wishB.chanceC.luckD.worry

10.A.busierB.harderC.betterD.crazier

十二.（23-24九年級上?甘肅蘭州?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，并把答題寫在序號前

的括號內。

Chewinggum（口香糖）maybeoneofyourfavoritesweets.Butdoyouknowhowitwasinvented?Itwas

inventedbyAmericanscientistThomasAdams.1,heinventedittotallybymistake.Itwas1869.Earlier

thatyear,oneofAdamsfriendsshowed2aninterestingkindofsap（樹汁）.Thesapwasveryelastic（有

彈性的）.AncientpeopleinCentralAmericalikedtochewonitfor3.Adamswasinterestedinthesap.He

wantedtouseitto4somenewproducts.

Adams,however,failedtocreatetheproductshewanted.Hefelt5andangryandhappenedtochew

onthesap.Tohis6,thesaptastedgreat.Adamsthen7hisownflavors（調味）tothesapand

startedsellingit.Laterin1869,heopenedafactorytoproducethisdelicioussweet.

In1888,Adamsgaveanametothe8:chewinggum.Thesweetcouldbeboughtbyvending

machines（自動售貨機）atsubwaystationsalloverNewYorkCity.Overtheyears,newflavorshavebeendeveloped.

Now,chewinggumis9amongbothchildrenandadults.However,fewpeopleknowthiswasallstarted

byanAmericanscientistfroma10.

1.A.HoweverB.AlthoughC.SoD.And

2.A.himB.herC.themD.you

3.A.playB.workC.funD.rest

4.A.borrowB.findC.carryD.create

5.A.interestedB.tiredC.boredD.excited

6.A.happinessB.surpriseC.luckD.sadness

7.A.putB.laidC.advisedD.added

8.A.inventionB.historyC.habitD.material

9.A.expensiveB.differentC.popularD.cheap

10.,A.circleB.mistakeC.reasonD.answer

十三.（23-24九年級上?山東煙臺?期末）

DoyouthinkAprilFool'sDayisaveryunusualholiday?OnAprilFool'sDay,youhavetowatchoutfor

practical1.Youcanalsonottrusteverythingyou2onApril1st.Evensomemainnewspapers

willputfake（假的）articlesintotheirpaperstofoolpeople.Iheardastoryabouthow3AprilFooFsDay,

aLondonnewspaperprintedanarticleabouthowalienslandedinEngland.This4manypeopletopanic

andthelocalpolicewerenotvery5thenewspaper.

Itcanbe6sometimestoplaytricks,butyouhavetobecarefulnottogotoofar.OnAprilFool's

Day,IcalledmymotherfromtheuniversityIattended.ItoldherthatIwas7allofmyclassesandbecause

ofthis,Iwasn'tabletograduate.Shewassoupsetthatshestartedtocry.Ifeltreallybadaboutmakinghersadand

triedtotellheritwasjustajokeafterItoldheritwasonlyanAprilFool'sDay'sjoke,shegot8angry

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