九年級英語中考專項提升之 短文填空（含答案）牛津譯林版

9年級下中考專項練習之短文填空1IfyouvisitBeijing,thePalaceMuseumisamust-see.Butevent1yougetin,youmightseecrowdsofpeople,whichmakesithardtogetac2lookattheexhibits.L3,themuseumhasdesignedaseriesofApps,wherepeoplecanhaveculturalrelics(文物)atthefingertips.Lastmonth,Apple’sAppStoremadeal4ofthreeAppsfromthePalaceMuseumasthemostimaginative,creativeandattractiveAppsof2015madeinChina.ThePalaceMuseump5userswithnewinformationonculturalrelicseveryday.TheQingEmperor’sWardrobeshowshigh-qualitypicturesofclothesinancientChina.Userscanlearnmuchk6,includingthetraditionalhand-paintedpatternsaswellastheprocessflowdiagram(流程圖)andsoon.Especiallywiththehelpofa3-Dfashionmodel,itgivesapersonthefeelingsofintuitiveandvivid.AndHanXizai’sNightFeastisbasedonclassicancientpaintings.Itd7thesinginganddancingsceneattheofficial’sHanXizai’shome.HanXizai’sNightFeasthastakenthetopspota8thethree.ItwasevennamedthebestAppof2015inChina.Thepaintingshowsthelifestyleoftherulingclass(統(tǒng)治階層)atthattime.Userscangetagenerali9ofHan’shouseandtakealookatthepeopleandclotheswithintheAppbyt10thescreen.Don’tyouthinkit’samazing?1.though2.close/clear3.Luckily/Lately4.list5.provides6.knowledge7.describes8.among9.introduction/idea10.touching2Withacareerspanningmorethanfortyyears,StevenSpielberghasanumberofHollywoodboxofficeh

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longaftertheclosingcredits,andsoitiswithhiscareer.”historylifelatestreviewonlybundaryprovidethroughnowremians3IfyouliveintheUnitedStates,thelawsaysyoucan’thaveafull-timejobu1youare16yearsold.At14or15,youcanworkpart-timeafterschooloronw2,andduringsummeryoucanwork40hourseachweek.Doesallthatmeanthatifyouareyoungerthan14,youcan’tearn(賺)yourownmoney?Ofcoursenot!Kidswhoarebetweentheagesof10a313canearnmoneybydoinglotsofthings.Valerie,11,toldusthatshemademoneybycleaningupotherpeople’syards.Lena,13,makesmoneyb4knitting(織)dogsweatersandsellingthemtoherneighbors,andReisasaidshehadstartedtakingartclassesandshowingherw5topeople.Peoplehaveaskedhertod6picturesforthemandtheypayherforthem.Jasmine,13,writesarticlesfordifferentmagazines!Earningisl7.Byworkingtoearnyourownmoney,youarelearningtheskillsyouwillneedtosucceedinlife.Theseskillscanincludethingsl8gettingalongwithothers,usingtechnology(技術)andusingyourtime.Somepeoplethinkthataskingformoneyismuche9thanearningit;however,whenyoumakeyourownmoney,youdon’thavetodependonsomeonee10.Thefivedollarsthatyouearnwillprobablymakeyoufeelalotbetterinyourhandthanthetwentydollarsyouaskfor.1.until 2.weekends 3.and 4.by 5.works 6.draw 7.learning 8.like 9.easier 10.else4Frankenstein,writtenbyMaryShelly,takesaboutthelifeofayoungscientist,VictorFrankenstein,howhecreatedthemonsterandhowthemonsterdestroyedhislife.ThestorywasplacedinEurope.AyoungmanwholovedsciencewenttoEnglandforf1study.Aftersometimeofresearching,hed2themysteryofhumanbodyandcreatedastrangebeing,anuglymonster.Frankensteinwasveryshockedbytheuglyshapeofthemonster,soheleftthemonsterwithhate.Sincethen,themonsterfacedaworldf3ofhateandfear.Hecouldn’tbeartheheavyburdenofbeingastrangecreature.Hethenmaded4torevengeonhiscreator,Frankenstein.HecoveredalongdistancetoFrankenstein’shometown,andmetthelittlebrotherofFrankensteinb5accident.Hekilledtheboy.AssoonasFrankensteinheardthebadnews,Frankensteinwentbackhome.Laterhemettherealmurderer,themonster,andhehatedthemonstermore.Themonsteraskedhimtomakethemonsterawife,sot6themonsterwouldn’tharmFrankenstein’sfamilyanymore.Frankensteinagreedandstartedworking.Buthesoonr7.Hebrokehispromise.Soon,hesufferedthepainoflosinghisbestfriend,Henry,andhisfiancée,Elizabeth.Hedecidedtokillthemonstert8diehimself.Itwasnoteasytof9themonster’sstep.ThemonstermovedsoquicklytotheNorthPole,butthecoldweatherthereanddifficultlifesoondestroyedFrankenstein.Verys10afterhewassavedbyCaptainWalton,hedied.WaltonwasaskedtokillthemonsterforFrankenstein.Finally,themonsterrealizedthemistakehehadmadeandchosetoendhislifebyhimself.

1.further 2.discovered 3.full 4.decisions 5.bythat 7.regretted 8.then 9.follow 10.soon5Travellingisagreatteacheroflife.“He”givesusv1lessonsthatschoolsmaynotteach.Experiences,skillsorchallengeswelearnt2journeyswillbecomeourownpricelesstreasuressomeday.Solet’sfindoutthelessonsthattravellingcanbringtous.Throwourselvesintothesurroundings.Theworldisaw3classroomoflifeandtravellingisthegreatteachergivinglessons.“He”teachesushowtothrowourselvesinasituationandenjoythesurroundingsfully.Thislessonise4goodforthosewhosearchforthefreedominheartandsoul.Don’tallowunpleasantthingstoi5us.Ajourneyisnotalwaysf6ofhappymoments.Sometimesitisanunpleasantmemory.Beingatravellerhasitsownd7suchasmissingplanes,losingmoney,gettingsick,andsoon.H8,don’tletthesethingsmakeourdaysunhappy.EverythingwillbeOK,soenjoythejourneynomatterwhath9.Justdoit.Weneedtogivesomethingsthatwemaynotexperienceatry.Inotherwords,w10wehavedoneitornot,justdoit.1.valuable2.through3.wide4.especially5.influence6full7.difficulties8.However9.happens10.whether