人教版九年級(jí)英語綜合填空、語法填空練習(xí)(含答案)

人教版九年級(jí)英語綜合填空、語法填空練習(xí)（含答案）①AnewlawinSouthKoreameansSouthKoreanswillbeayearortwo____1___(young).ThelawwaspassedlastThursday.Beforeitwaspassed,therewerethreedifferentwaysthatpeoplecouldtelltheirage.SouthKoreanscouldhavethreeages.Onewasaninternationalage.Thisisthesame___2____howmostpeopleintheworldcalculatetheirage.Ababyiszeroatbirthandbecomesoneyearoldayearafteritisborn.The___3____(two)wasaKoreanage.Underthissystem,babies____4____(consider)ayearoldonthedaytheyareborn,andthenayear____5___(add)everyJanuarythe1st.Thethirdmethodwasacalendarage.Thismakesbabieszeroyearsoldatbirth,andayearisaddedtotheirageeveryJanuarythe1st.ThenewlawsimplifiesageinSouthKorea.Lawmakershopeit____6____(end)confusionabouthowoldpeopleare.FromJune2023,allofficialdocumentsmustusethestandardinternationalage.Itwillbeusedforthelegalagesfor___7____(drink),gettingmarried,smoking,andmilitaryservice.Itshouldhelp____8___(end)legalandsocialproblems____9____(cause)bytheoldsystem.____10___,manypeoplewillcontinuetousetheKoreanageininformalsituations.AKoreanTwitteruserwasrelievedthereisanewlawtomakethingssimpler.Shetweeted:"I'llbecometwoyearsyounger.I'msohappy.IturnedtwoyearsoldtwoweeksafterIwasborn,asIwasborninDecember.Finally,I'mabouttogetmyrealageback."1________2_________3________4_________5________6________7_________8________9_________10_______②WeallknowtheEnglish____1__(say)"asbusyasabee,"butwedon'tknow___2___beesplay.Scientistsfoundawaythatbeesmightrelaxafterabusyday___3____(make)honey.Thescientistsdiddifferenttestsonbeesplayingwithdifferentthings.Thebeeslikedplayingwithsmallballs.Thebeesplayedalittlelikehumans.Youngerbeesplayedwithmoreballsthanolderbees.Adultmalesplayedwithballsforlongerthanfemales__4___(do).Beesarethefirst___5____(know)insectsto"play".Thescientistsdidtestson45bumblebees.Thebeeshadtwooptions.Onewastogostraighttoasugarytreat.Thesecondwastogettothetreatafter____6___(go)aroundcolouredwoodenballs.Mostofthebeesplayed___7____theballsfirst.Aresearchersaid:"Beesareamillion___8____(mile)fromthe…unfeelingcreaturestheyaretraditionallybelievedtobe."Sheaddedthattherearestrongsigns____9___(show)thatinsectmindsarealot____10___(advanced)thanwethought.1________2_________3________4_________5________6________7_________8________9_________10_______③Whatkindofplacedoyouusuallychoose_____1____(stay)forthenightduringatrip?Expensivehotelsthatmaymakeyoufeellikeyoudon’tgetwhatyoupay____2___?Orcheaphotelsthatputyouandfiveother___3____(strange)inthesamebedroom?Ifboth____4____(choose)soundterribletoyou,here’ssomethingnew:holidayapartments.Inaholidayapartment,youhavemorespacethanwhatahotelroomcangiveyou.Everythingintheapartment____5____(be)atyourdisposal(處理，支配).Thelivingroom,thekitchen,thestudy,and,ofcourse,thebedroomareallforyouownuse.Someapartmentsevenhavealovelygardenoragameroom.You___6____(feel)athomeintheholidayapartment.The_____7___(good)thingis,aholidayapartmentisnotexpensive.Thepriceforaholidayapartmentisfortwopeople,andtheapartmentisoften____8_____(cheap)thanahotelroomfortwo.Youonlyneed____9_____(pay)alittlemoreforathirdor___10____(four)person.Ifyoutravelwithfriendsoryourfamily,aholidayapartmentwillbeyourbestchoice!1________2_________3________4_________5________6________7_________8________9_________10_______④Peoplearoundtheworldfeltexcited____1____thenightofApril10,2019.Forthefirsttimeinhistory,peoplesawaphotoofablackhole.Thephoto_____2____(become)popularimmediately(立刻).Butdoyouknowithassomething_____3___(do)withacomputerscientistKatieBoumna?Withouther,there_____4___(notbe)thisphoto.Blackholesareveryfarfromus,soitisverydifficult_____5____(take)photosofthem.It'sliketakingaphotoofanorangethatisonthemoon.Manyscientistshadtried.However,noneofthemsucceeded.Thesefailuresdidn'tstopBoumanfrom____6____(try).Severalyearsago,shestartedworkingonaspecialcomputerprogram.Duringthepastyears,she____7____(improve)theprogrammanytimes.Finally,itturnedtelescopedata(望遠(yuǎn)鏡數(shù)據(jù))intoaphotoofablackhole.Boumanreceivedlotsofpraise____8___ofherwork.However,theyoungwomansaidthesuccess____9____(main)dependedonherteam."Noneofuscoulddoitalone,"shesaid.WouldyouliketomakehistoryasBoumandid?Setagoalfor___10_____(you)andworkhardatit.Maybeyouwillmakeitcometrueinthefuture.1________2_________3________4_________5________6________7_________8________9_________10_______⑤Weoftentalkabouttherewardsofpolicework.OnFriday,weexperiencedamoment.Officersgot___1___911callfromawomanwhoreportedher81-year-oldmothermissing.Itseemedhermotherleftherhousetotakeherdailywalk,butwhenshe____2____(notreturn),thingsgotabitterriblebecausethewoman’smotherhasdementia(癡呆).TheofficerP.DeBoeandhispartnersbeganasearchoftheheavilywoodenarea.After40minutes,theoldwoman____3____(find).Atfirst,sheseemedconfusedatthesuddenappearanceofpoliceofficers,andsheasked____4___theofficerswereouttakingawalktoo.They___5_____(quiet)replied“Yes.Afterall,itwasabeautifulday.”Andthensheseemed____6___(relax)andtoldthemshehadlostherway.“Noproblem,”saidOfficerMorrisonwhothengentlytookherhandand,alongwiththeotherofficerswalkedherbacktoherhouse.Alongtheway,theofficersmadesmalltalks___7___theoldwoman,___8___(make)herfeelmorerelaxed.Whenaskedwhatthekeytoalong,healthylifewas,theoldwomanreplied,“____9___(eat)goodandstayactive.”O(jiān)fficersmeetdifferent_____10____(situation)everyday.Somearegood,andsomearenotsogood.Inthiscase,afrighteningsituationforthefamilyendedhappily.Forthat,theywerethankful.Forus,it’stherewardingpartofpolicing.I’mgladtheynotonlywereabletotakeRobertahome,butalsosharedawarm-heartedmomentwithherintheprocess.1________2_________3________4_________5________6________7_________8________9_________10_______⑥Thesedaysschoolsdon’tallowstudents___1___(bring)mobilephonestoschools.Manyparentsare____2___(worry).Howcantheyconnectwiththeirkids?Well,smart_____3___(watch)maybetheanswertotheirworries.Smartwatchesarelikesmallcomputers.Theyusuallytelltimeandcount(計(jì)算)aperson’ssteps(步數(shù)).Mostsmartwatchesconnect_____4___smartphonesandtheylettheusersmakecalls,andsendandreceive____5____(message).Oftensmartwatcheshavemicrophonesandspeakers.Someevenhavecameras.Manyparentsbuysmartwatchesfortheirchildrenbecausetheyaretooyoung___6____(have)amobilephone.Theyarelessworriedbecausetheycancalltheirchildrenatanytimethroughsmartwatches.Also,manysmartwatcheshaveGPStrackers(追蹤器).Thesetrackersallowparentstoknow____7___theirchildrenare,sotheyknowifeverythingisOK.Butnowsomegroups____8____Europesaymanysmartwatchesarenotas____9____(safe)aswhatwethink.Somewatchesallowmorethanparentstotrackwherethechildrenare.Theyalsoallowanyonetosendthechildrenamessage.Peoplecanalsocontrolthewatchesfromfaraway____10____(watch)andlistentothechildren.Tobesafe,anytimeasmartwatchmakesacallorsendsamessageorGPSinformation—theinformationshouldbeprocessed(數(shù)據(jù)處理)sonooneelsecangetthe