Unit 4 語法填空專練學年人教版英語九年級全冊

Unit4語法填空專練2022—2023人教版英語九年級NameGrade第一節(jié)語法填空。閱讀下面短文，在空白處填入一個適當?shù)膯卧~或括號內單詞的正確形式。APengJiangya,a24-year-oldgirl,wasborninGuizhou.Shegrewupinasmallvillage.Pengdidn'tuseto1.(have)aneasychildhood,butthingsgotevenworse.Onedayshefellintoafirestove(火爐),andthefireburnedherfingers2.(bad).Thefamilywastoopoor3.(afford)theexpensivemedicaltreatment.Atlastshelostallherfingers.Theyounggirlhadtolearntodoeverything4.fingers.Atfirstshewasn'tabletousechopsticks,andittookherparentsalongtime5.teachher.Thankstoherstrongmindtodoeverythingonherown,she6.(deal)withthosedifficultieswell.Andnowshecanlookafterherownfamily.Asachild,Jiangya7.(use)toseeothersmakecross-stitch(十字繡)andthenshedecidedtolearntomakeitby8.(her).Asyoucanimagine,holdinganeedle(針)withnofingersisverydifficult,andJiangyafailedsomanytimes.However,shenevergave9.?Throughmanyhoursofpractice,nowshecanuseherarmstomakegoodcross-stitchworksandsheis10.(fast)thanotherpeople."Onehastoputgreateffort(努力)intowhatheorsheisdoing,“Jiangyasaid.BJackwasahard-workingstudentwhenhewasyoung,11.hehadsomebigproblems.Heusedtobeshyinfrontofhisclassmates.Sohehadfew12.(friend)atschool.Bobwasanewstudentinhisclass.Allthestudentsweresoonfamiliarwithhimandgoton13.(good)withhimexceptJack.Oneday,someboysputsomemoneyintoJack'sbagandanotherboypretendedtohavelost14.(he)money.Ofcourse,they15.(find)themoneyinJack*sbagatlast.Jackfeltshamefulbuthecouldnotsay16.(something)aboutit.Soonhisclassmatescalledhimathiefandlaughedathim.Histeachers17.believedhestolethemoneyandcalledhisparentstotheschool,too.Justthen,BobstoodoutandhelpedJack18.(make)everythingclear.Fromthatdayon,JackandBobbecamegoodfriends.BoboftentookJacktotakepart19.manyactivitiesandJackbecameoutgoing.BobwasweakinEnglishandJackoftenhelpedhimwithit.NowJackbecomesthemonitorinhisclass,andhehas20.(many)friendsthanbefore.Heenjoysthenicefriendshipandtheschoollife.CAjoblessmanwantedtobean“officeboy"atMicrosoft.Themanager21.(interview)himandgavehimatest:cleanthefloor.Themanpasseditashecleanedthefloorverywell.“Youarewanted,“themanagertoldhim."Givemeyoure-mailaddress,andI'llsendyoutheformtofillin.”Themanreplied,"ButIdon'thaveacomputer,neitherane-mail!”“Fmsorry/9saidthemanager."Ifyoudon'thaveane-mail,thatmeansyoudonotexist(存在).Andwecannotaccept22.(person)whodonotexist.”Themanwassosadthatheleftin23.(silent).Onthewayback,hethoughthardabouthow24.(deal)withthepresentsituation.Heonlyhad1()dollars.Oncethatwasspent,hewouldn'thaveanymoneytobuyevenfood.Thenhewentintoasupermarketandboughtaboxoftomatoeswithhis10dollars.Hewentfromdoortodoorandsoldthetomatoesinsmallbags.He25.(double)hismoney.Herepeatedthisthreetimes,andreturnedhomewith80dollars.Thisturnedouttobea26.(help)decision.Herealizedthathecouldcontinuethebusiness.Heworkedevenharderlater.Fiveyearswentby,andthemanbecameoneofthe27.(big)foodsellersinthecountry.Onedayhecalledaclerkwhosellsinsurance(保險).Attheendoftheconversation,theclerk28.(require)hise-mailaddress.Themanreplied,UIdon'thaveane-mail.Hearingthat,theclerkfeltsurprisedandasked,"Youdon'thaveane-mail,andyethave29.(succeed)inbecomingsorich.Canyouimaginewhatyoucouldhavebeenifyouhadane-mail?"Themanreplied,"AnofficeboyatMicrosoft!”Ifyoujustlostyourjoborjust30.(fail)aninterview,don'tworryandthinkofthepositive(積極的).Gooddaysareonthewayandsomethingbetterwillhappentoyou.DAreyouafraidofpublicspeaking?Don'tworryalotbecauseyouaren'talone.Otherpeoplealsohavethesamefear.Butthereareseveralwaystoovercome(克月艮)yourfearofgivingaspeech31.public.Thefollowingwordswillbe32.(use)toyou.Faceyourselfbravely.Thebiggestproblemwithpublicspeakingisn'tfacingtheaudience(觀眾).Actually,theaudiencedoesn'thaveaverybiginfluence33.yourfeelings.Butitsyouyourselfthatmakeadifference.Theaudienceisn'texpectingyoutofail34.(give)aspeech.Thefirststepinovercomingyourfearofpublicspeakingistounderstandthatyouareyourown35.(bad)enemy.Weareallinthistogether.Youandtheaudienceareinateam.Theaudiencewatchyoubecausetheywaittolearnsomething36.you.Youshouldwantandliketoteachtheaudience.Thebestwaytodoitisthatyouare37.(prepare)todoitwell.Don'tcaretoomuchabouttheworstthingthatcouldhappen.Youmayneverovercomeyourfearofpublicspeaking,butthatdoesn'tmeanyoucan'tdo38.(good)infrontofagroup.Peoplewithafearofpublicspeakingareoftenafraid39.makingmistakes.Butyoucanfindsolace(撫慰)inknowingthatifyoumakeamistake,99%oftheaudiencewillnotrealizeit.Remember,yourlifewillstillgoonafterthespeechisover!Believeinyourselfandbe40.(pride)ofyourself.I'msureyou'llbeawonderfulpublicspeaker.EOnceuponatime,therewasamancalledYueYangziinHenanwhohada41.(kindly)wife.Oneday,Yuepickedupapieceofgold.Gladly,herushedbackhometoshowittohiswife.42.,hiswifesaid,"Ihearthatagoodmandoesn'tdrinkthewaterofDaoSpring(盜泉)andwouldn'tpickupthethingsotherslost.Hewouldratherdie43.eatfoodgivenbythepeoplewhodisrespecthim."Yuewasveryashamedafterhearinghiswife'swordsand44.(throw)thegoldoffintothefieldsandwenttostudyinafarplace.Oneyearlater,Yuecamebackhome.Hiswifeaskedhimthe45.(reason)forhisreturn.Yuesaid,“Iamhomesickandmissyouverymuch.”Hearingthis,hiswifetookupapairofscissorsandwalkedtotheloom(織布機)saying,“Tomakecloth,Iweave(織)theclothwithoneafter46.(other)silkthreadinchbyinch.IfIcuttheclothwiththescissors,allmyeffortsare47.(waste).Studyingisalsolikethis.Youshouldgetknowledgeeveryday48.stopping.”YueYangziwas49.(deep)movedbyhiswife'swords.Thenhewentbacktohisstudies.Thisstoryremindsus50.togiveuphalfway.FIhavethreegoodfriends.They'reJerry,DaveandBill.JerryisanAsianboy.DaveisanAfricanboy.Billisa51.(Europe)boy.WhenImetthem,theywereveryyoung.Nowtheyhavechangedsomuch.OK,nowpleaselistentothegeneral52.(introduce)abouttheirchanges.Jerryusedtobeshyand53.(silence).Hewasafraidofmeetingstrangersandhe54.talkedwiththem.Hetoldmehetookupdancingtodealwithhisproblems.Nowthisboyis55.(outgoing).Hedarestodanceinfrontofcrowds.Andhealsodarestogiveaspeechinpublic.Daveusedtobeafraidof56.(examination).Nowheneverworriesabouthistests.BillisfromLondon,theUK.So57.(exact),heisaBritishboy.Heusedtohateschool.Hewaseven58.fromschoolfromtimetotime.Andsometimeshecausedalotofproblems.Sincehisheadteachertalkedtohimin59.(personal),hehaschanged.Nowhedoesn'tfightwithotherstudents.Andhealwayshelpsothers.MythreefriendsaregreatandItake60.(pride)inthem.Whataboutyourfriends?Areyouproudofthem?TinaLinwasnotlikemanyofherclassmates.Shedidn't61(listen)topopularmusic.Shedidn'twatchanymovies,andshewasn't62(interest)inniceclothes.Whenshegottogetherwithherfriendsataparty,Tinafoundherfriendspreferredrockmusicandpopmusic.WhenTinaasked63theywouldliketotryclassicalmusic,theyalllooked64herstrangely."Classicalmusicisforoldpeople,“oneofherfriendssaid.Tinawasworriedthatsomethingwaswrongwithher.Shedecidedtotalktoher65.Theywanttolistentopopmusic.Ilikeclassicalmusic.”"Nevermind,Tina.It'sallrighttohave66(you)ownstyle.Youdon't67(need)tocopywhatotherpeopledo.Different68havedifferenttastes.Someofthetastesarepopular,butothersaren't?"69talkingwithherfather,Tinafeltbetteraboutherself.Sherealizedthatbeingdifferentmadeherspecial.ltwasanimportantlessonforhertolearn.“Dad,amIstrange?"sheaskedher血her."Ofcoursenot,”heanswered."Whydoyouaskthat?"BecauseIdon!tlikethesamethings70myclassmatesdo.BLastSunday,IinterviewedanAsiansinger,Emily.Shetoldmesomething71.(humor)aboutherself.Shesaidshecamefromaworking-classbackground.Sheusedtobeshyandsilent.Sheseldommadeaspeech72.public.Shedidn't73.(exact)daretodoanythinginperson.Shewasevenafraidofants,akindoflittleinsects.Allthese74.(influence)herinherboardingschool.Sheoftenfailedher75.(examine)andshewasabsentfromschool76.timetotime.Asaresult,hertestscoreswerelower.Nowshehaschangedalot.Shedarestodealwithher77.(shy).Andshehasmademanyfriends,suchasanAfricangirl,78.EuropeanboyandaBritishman.Theyareallhelpfultoher.Shedoesn'tneedanyintroductioninfrontofcrowds,andsh