牛津版初中語文九上期末復(fù)習(xí)訓(xùn)練-學(xué)生版-專題06 語法選擇（12篇）

2024-2025學(xué)年九年級(jí)上期期末考點(diǎn)大串講（牛津版）專題06語法選擇考題預(yù)測+真題演練【考題預(yù)測】（原創(chuàng)）ChenJunhangisa15-year-oldstudentatHuianNo3MiddleSchoolinFujian.Hehastakenhisownjourneyintoprogrammingandartificialintelligence(AI,人工智能)withoutanytraditionaleducationinthesubjects.His____1____incoding(編程)beganinthirdgradewhenhewonfirstplaceinacontest.Thisexperiencemadehim____2____aboutcoding______3___ledhimtocompeteinthefirstHuianCountyRoboticsCompetition.“Wantingtolearnmore,Istartedstudyingprogrammingonmyown____4____buyingbooks,”Chensaid.Hebeganwithgraphicalprogramming(圖形編程)and____5____movedontolanguageslikeCandJava.____6_____generativeAI(生成式AI)becamepopular,Chenfoundnewways_____7____AIfordifferenttasks,likewritingarticlesandplanningclassactivities.“Formathproblems,IaskedAIforstep-by-stepsolutions,”heshared.OneofChen’s___8_____achievementsisanevaluation（評(píng)估）systemwhich____9____forhismother,aprimaryschoolteacher.Thissystemcreatescommentsforstudentsbasedoncertainkeywords.It____10_____therightwordstocreateclearevaluations,savinghismothertimeandeffort.

Thesystemisfriendlyforusers,allowinguserstochoosedifferentfeedback(反饋)types,likepositivecommentsforstudentswhotakepartwellinclassesand_____11____commentsforthosewhodonot.Aftermaking____12_____choices,theprogramsendstheinformationto____13_____AImodelthroughanapplicationprogramminginterface(應(yīng)用程序接口)tocreatethefinalcomments.

Lookingahead,ChenwantstodevelopAIsoftware_____14_____talkswithusers.“Itwouldstartconversations,greetuserswhentheyturnontheircomputersandofferhelpwhenneeded,”hesaid.However,_____15_____suchasystemischallenging,especiallywhentryingtofigureouthowtocommunicatewithoutbeingannoying.1.A.interest B.interesting C.interested D.interestedly2.A.excite B.excitement C.excited D.exciting3.A.so B.and C.or D.but4.A.on B.in C.about D.by5.A.quick B.quickly C.morequickly D.quicker6.A.When B.After C.Before D.If7.A.use B.uses C.using D.touse8.A.big B.bigger C.biggest D.thebiggest9.A.created B.wascreating C.iscreated D.wascreated10.A.pick B.picks C.picked D.picking11.A.others B.theother C.another D.other12.A.they B.them C.their D.theirs13.A.a B.an C.the D.\14.A.who B.\ C.that D.when15.A.create B.creates C.created D.creating【真題演練】Passage1（2023-2024年·廣州廣雅中學(xué)三模）BethanyHamiltonisfromHawaii.Whenshewasjust13yearsold,sheandherfriendweresurfingintheocean.Whiletheyweresurfing,1accidenthappened,asharkattackedHamilton.Intheattack,Hamiltonlostherleftarm.Hamilton2tothehospitalrightaway.Whenshearrived,shehadalreadylostmorethanhalfofherbloodandalmostdied.3,doctorssavedherlifeintheend.Hamiltonlovedsurfing,andshedidn’twanttostop.Ofcourse,itwasmuch4forhernowbecausesheonlyhadonearm.First,shegotaspecialsurfboard（沖浪板）.Thisboardwasthickeranditwaseasiertocontrol.Then,shestartedtoexerciseherlegs.Sheneededstrongerlegsbecauseshe5kickmoretopushtheboardforwardthroughthewater.Finally,shelearned6tosurfwithonlyonearm.Lessthanonemonthafter7herarm,shewassurfingagainon8own.Today,Hamiltonisaprofessional（職業(yè)的）surfer.Shesurfsincompetitionsaroundtheworld.Shehasbeenincompetitionswith9intheUSA,Brazil,andAustralia.Intotal,shehaswon10importantcompetitionssofar.Shenolongerneedsaspecialsurfboard.Sheusesthesamekindofsurfboard11everyoneelseuses.Hamiltonusesherexperiencestoteachpeopletonevergiveup.ShealsogoesonTVshows.In2011,she12abookaboutthesharkattackandherdifficulties.Herexperienceswereevenmadeintoamovie,whichmadeherfamous13wonseveralawardsbecauseofhergreatcourage.Hamiltonsaysthat14peoplehasbeenawonderfulexperienceforher.Shesaysthatshehaslearnedalotaboutlife,love,andbeingstrong.However,15somanythingshavehappenedtoher,shesayssheisstilljustasurfer.1.A.a B.an C.the D./2.A.sent B.hassent C.issent D.wassent3.A.Luck B.Lucky C.Luckily D.Unlucky4.A.hard B.hardly C.harder D.thehardest5.A.should B.can’t C.needn’t D.hadto6.A.how B.what C.that D.which7.A.tolose B.losing C.lose D.lost8.A.she B.her C.hers D.herself9.A.another B.theother C.other D.others10.A.afew B.few C.alittle D.little11.A.of B.from C.about D.as12.A.writes B.wrote C.haswritten D.waswriting13.A.and B.but C.so D.or14.A.help B.tohelp C.helping D.helped15.A.unless B.since C.although D.ifPassage2（2023-2024·廣州第七中學(xué)）Weweresilentlywaitingontheplatforminthelateafternoon.Therehewas,my1grandfatherwithhisgreyhairandthereIwas,ateenagergirlinmyjeansandT-shirt.Hisaged2stillclearblueeyesweretakinginthescene.Iwaswondering3Iwasgoingtogetthroughthenexttwodays.“WhydidIagreetobewithmystrangegrandpaonatrainridefromourcityto4?”Iaskedmyself.Nooneelsewantedtobethefellowtravelersincemygrandfatherrefused5aplane.Unlikehim,IlovedtoflybecauseIwantedtogettothedestinationas6aspossible.Nomatterwhatanyonetoldmygrandfatheraboutthecomfortand7offlying,hedidn’twanttobookaflight,saying,“It’snotjustthetrip;it’stheadventureof8there.”Withmyfirststepontothetrain,thejourneywasalreadydifferent9whatIexpected.Thetrainwasmodernandit10withfriendlytravelers.Weallsmiledandnoddedtogreeteachother.MygrandpaandIseated11inthediningcar.Whilewatchingthescenerypass,we12enjoyfoodanddrinks.Insteadoflisteningtomymusic,IbecameawillingaudienceandIlearnedfamilyhistorythatIhadneverhadthetimeorpatiencetolearnabout.IfeltI13himforthefirsttime.Iwasthankfulforourtimetogetheron14train.Inthisrapidlychangingworld,weoftenmissimportantmoments.15isnecessaryforustoslowdownandlistentoelderswhoofferapieceoftheirhistoryorexperience.Lifeisn’tjustaboutthedestination;it’saboutthejourney.1.A.80yearold B.80-years-old C.80yearsold D.80-year-old2.A.and B.but C.as D.so3.A.how B.what C.why D.that4.A.other B.others C.theother D.another5.A.taking B.took C.totake D.totaking6.A.quickly B.morequickly C.quick D.quicker7.A.safely B.safe C.safety D.safer8.A.get B.getting C.gets D.toget9.A.for B.of C.from D.with10.A.wasfilled B.filled C.fills D.hasfilled11.A.myself B.us C.me D.ourselves12.A.can B.could C.must D.should13.A.understood B.understand C.tounderstand D.understanding14.A./ B.an C.the D.a15.A.This B.That C.It D.WhatPassage3（2023-2024年·廣州荔灣區(qū)期末統(tǒng)考）LuBanwasafamouswoodworkerduringtheSpringandAutumnPeriod.Oneday,hewasgivenatask____1____seemeddifficulttocompletecollectalargeamountofwoodandbuildapalace.Atthebeginning,LuBanandhismentook____2____axestoamountaintocutdowntallandthicktrees.However,itwasverydifficult____3____thatwithonlyaxes.Afterseveraldaysofhardwork,LuBanandhismenmetaproblem____4____thetask.Theywerereallytired,____5____theamountofthewoodcollectedwasfarfromenoughtobuildthepalace.LuBanbecame____6____.Hetriedtothinkofwaystocutdowntreesquicklyandeasily.Whenhewenttoamountaintolookformoregoodwood,hesuddenlyfellover.Luckily,he____7____outandheldontosomegrass.____8____thegrasshurthishand,LuBanstayedsilentbecausehewasalreadylostinthought.“Why____9____thisgrasssosharp?”Hethoughtaboutit____10____ashelookedatthesmallcutsonhishand.LuBanexaminedthegrassandnoticed____11____itsleaveshadmanylittlesharpteeth.Heusedtheseteethtomakeasmallcutonhishand,andtheyeasilycutthroughtheskin.____12____ideacameintohismind,”IfImakeatoolwithmanysmallsaw—liketeeth,wouldn’twecutdowntreesmuchfaster?”LuBaninventedanewtoolcalledju(sawinEnglish)andtrieditout.Itworked.Soon,all____13____workerslearnttousesaws.Intheend,they____14____cutdownlargetreesquickly.Withthehelpofthesaw,thepalace____15____ontime.1.A.which B.when C.who D.where2.A.they B.their C.them D.themselves3.A.do B.doing C.done D.todo4.A.by B.in C.to D.with5.A.and B.or C.but D.so6.A.worry B.worrying C.worried D.worriedly7.A.reaches B.reached C.willreach D.wasreaching8.A.If B.Because C.Until D.Although9.A.does B.did C.is D.was10.A.care B.caring C.careful D.carefully11.A.that B.what C.how D.why12.A.A B.An C.The D./13.A.theother B.others C.another D.theothers14.A.could B.must C.should D.would15.A.completed B.wascompleted C.hascompleted D.werecompletedPassage4（2023-2024年·廣州白云區(qū)期末統(tǒng)考）Robertlikestakingawalkintheparkafterwork.Onedaywhenhe____1____inthepark,heheardsomeonecallinghisname.Hestopped____2____around,butsaw____3____.Thenhefelttiredandsatdownonabench.____4____hewaslookingaround,hesuddenlyfoundalittlesnakewassittingnexttohim.____5____terribleitwas!Hewastooafraid____6____awayfromthebenchanddidn’tknowwhattodo.Thenheheardsomeonecalling____7____nameagain.____8____womanappearedbesidethebenchandsaid,“Robert,comehere!You____9____stayonthebenchlikethat.People____10____byyou.”Robertwasingreatsurpriseandlookedatthewoman____11____alongtime.Hedidn’tknowher,____12____howdidsheknowhisname?Sohesaid,“Excuseme,Ihavenoideaaboutyou.ButpeoplealwayssayI’mhandsome.”Thewomanseemedtobeshockedby____13____Roberthadsaid.Atthatmoment,Robertfoundsomethingamazing.Thelittlesnakenexttohim____14____moveddownfromthebenchandwenttowardsthewoman.ThenRobertheardthewomansay,“I’mnottalkingtoyou.I’mtellingRobert,mypetsnake.”YoucanimaginehowembarrassedRobertwasatthatmoment.Lifeisfulloftheunexpected.Afterall,____15____peoplewouldliketokeepasnakeasapet.1.A.iswalking B.waswalking C.walks D.haswalked2.A.look B.looking C.tolook D.looked3.A.nobody B.somebody C.anybody D.everybody4.A.After B.Before C.Until D.When5.A.Howa B.How C.What D.Whata6.A.moves B.moving C.tomove D.moved7.A.he B.himself C.him D.his8.A.A B.An C.The D./9.A.can B.can’t C.must D.needn’t10.A.isscared B.willscared C.willbescared D.werescared11.A.for B.in C.at D.on12.A.though B.or C.so D.but13.A.who B.what C.why D.where14.A.slow B.slower C.slowly D.slowest15.A.few B.little C.afew D.alittlePassage5（2023-2024年·廣州番禺區(qū)期末統(tǒng)考）ButterflytoldtheoldTree,“Ihavejustcomeacrossthegarden,andthereIsawtheBestThingintheworld.”DogwassittingundertheoldTreeandheard____1____words.Hethought,“TheBestThingintheworld—nowwhatcanthat____2____?Itshouldbe____3____bones.Iwillgoandfindit.”Dogstoodupand____4____downtowardsthegarden.Hewasrunningsoquicklythathedidn’tseeRabbit____5____Rabbitjumpedoutandasked,“Whereareyougoinginsuchahurry?”“TofindtheBestThingintheworld,”Dogrepliedandraneven____6____.“TheBestThingintheworld?”saidRabbit.“Thatmustbecarrots.Theywill____7____byme.”SoRabbitjoinedhim.After____8____while,theymetDuck.“Whereareyougoinginsuchahurry?”askedDuck.“TofindtheBestThingintheworld,”theyshouted.“TheBestThingintheworld?”saidDuck.“____9____isbetterthanmyownlittlehomeandthewarmsunshineandthebeautifulbluesky.”Sohestayed____10____homeandplayedamongtheflowerswithButterfly____11____.DogandRabbitranfarandfastalldaylongandstilltheydidn’tfindtheBestThingintheworld.Whenthedaywasover,theystarted____12____backtotheirhomes.Howtiredandhungrytheywere!TheymetButterflyhalfwayhome.“DidyoufindtheBestThingintheworld?”askedButterfly.“No!”theysoundedunhappy.“Duckhasit,”shesaid.“____13____happywiththethingsyouhave.ThisistheBestThingintheworld.Youhavetriedtofindthethingsyouwantmost,____14____ignored(忽略)thethingsyouhavenow.”TheBestThingintheworldistovalue____15____youhave.1.A.she B.her C.hers D.herself2.A.is B.was C.be D.being3.A.lots B.alot C.lotsof D.alotsof4.A.run B.ran C.isrunning D.runs5.A.because B.until C.after D.if6.A.fast B.faster C.fastest D.thefastest7.A.befound B.find C.found D.beenfound8.A.a B.an C.the D./9.A.Everything B.Something C.Nothing D.Anything10.A.in B.at C.to D.on11.A.happy B.happier C.happiness D.happily12.A.go B.went C.going D.togoing13.A.Be B.Tobe C.Being D.Been14.A.and B.so C.but D.however15.A.which B.what C.that D.whyPassage6（2023-2024年·廣州花都區(qū)期末統(tǒng)考）I’llalwaysrememberthefirsttimeItriedballet.MymotherwasadancerandIwantedtobelikeher,butafter___1___mistakesduringmyfirstclass,Ifeltlikegivinguprightaway.Weeks___2___andmydancingdidn’tgetanybetter.Thenwe___3___thatweweregoingtoperforminashow.Iwasscaredoffallingonmyfaceinfrontof___4___peopleanddisappointingmymom.Ineverlearnedtodancewell___5___Ipracticedhard.Finally,Iwenttomymomtotellher___6___Ifelt.Shesimplylaughedandtoldmeshewouldteachmeallsheknew___7___ballet.MymomquicklydiscoveredhowbadatballetIwas,butshestilltaughtmewiththe___8___patience,loveandunderstanding.WhenIjumpedandfell,shewasthere___9___me.WhenIlostmybalance,sheheld____10____up.Bythetimetheshowarrived,IwasaspreparedasI____11____be.Themusicbeganandmyheartstartedtorace.Breathing____12____,Ibeganmovingtothemusicwithoutmissingastep.When____13____musicstopped,Iranoffthestageandlaughedinexcitement.Mymomfoundme____14____gavemeahugehug,tellingmehowproudshewas.Ilookedmymomintheeyeandtoldherthatthiscouldnothavehappenedwithouther.MOMistheperson____15____willalwaysbetheretocatchyouifyoufall.That’swhatIrealizedthroughthis.1.A.tomake B.making C.make D.made2.A.pass B.topass C.passing D.passed3.A.told B.wastold C.weretold D.weretelling4.A.hundred B.hundreds C.hundredof D.hundredsof5.A.when B.though C.if D.because6.A.how B.where C.when D.that7.A.with B.from C.about D.into8.A.greatest B.greater C.great D.greatly9.A.catch B.caught C.catching D.tocatch10.A.I B.my C.me D.mine11.A.could B.would C.ought D.might12.A.calm B.calmly C.calmness D.calming13.A.a B.an C.the D./14.A.and B.but C.so D.or15.A.what B.who C.which D.whyPassage7（2023-2024年·廣州執(zhí)信中學(xué)期末）Teachersareoftenconsideredtobeengineersofthehumansoul.Theyareexpectedtospreadknowledge,ideasand1.ThereisonepersoninChinawhoiscalledthe“teacherofteachers”.HeisTaoXingzhi.Heisawisemananddevotedhiswholelifetoeducation.BorninAnhuiprovince,China,in1891,Taostudiedabroad2educationalmethods.3TaoreturnedtoChinain1917andbeganhisowncareeras4educator,hedidnotblindlyfollowwesterneducationmethodsortheories.Infact,hechangedthesayingof“Educationislifeitself”to“Lifeiseducation”.ForTao,educationisanactiveexperienceinreallifeinsteadof5andbeingtold.Heencouragedstudentstothinkindependentlyandapply6theylearnedtotheirdailylives.Besidesdevelopingeducationmethods,Tao7triedhisbesttoimprovemass(大眾)education.AfterdoingsurveysinBeijing,TianjinandShanghaiin1921,Tao8surprisedtolearnthatinChinamorethan70%ofthepeopleinthecitydidn’tknowhowtoreadorwrite.9theproblem,Taoorganizedyoungworkersandfarmerstostudywhileworking.Later,mostof10becameteachersatschoolsinthecountryside.InJanuary1934,hestartedthe“LittleTeacher”movementinwhichyoungstudentswereencouragedtoserveasteachersto11.Theyeventaughtthosewhowere12thanthemselves.UnderTao’sguidance,over18,000“l(fā)ittleteachers”13inShanghaiwithin10months.He14amiddleschoolinChongqingandofferedfreeeducationtopoorchildren.MaybeTao’smottoisthebestexplanationforhislife.“Givingawholeheart,yettakingnothinginreturn,not15aleafofgrass.”ForTaoXingzhi,educationwasnotjustaboutlearningaboutknowledgebutaboutchanginglives.Histeachingsandactionsmakehimnotjustateacherbutalsoawisemanwhoseachievementswillforeverberememberedandcelebrated.1.A.true B.truly C.truth D.truer2.A.for B.to C.with D.at3.A.Until B.Before C.When D.If4.A.a B.an C.the D./5.A.totell B.tell C.tells D.telling6.A.what B.how C.why D.that7.A.too B.aswell C.also D.either8.A.is B.was C.were D.hasbeen9.A.Solve B.Tosolving C.Solved D.Tosolve10.A.them B.they C.their D.theirs11.A.other B.another C.theothers D.others12.A.old B.older C.theoldest D.elder13.A.train B.trained C.wastrained D.weretrained14.A.found B.wasfounding C.founded D.wouldfound15.A.just B.even C.only D.neitherPassage8（2023-2024年·廣州中學(xué)期末）PuffandPiplivedinaburrow(地洞).Theywerebothpleasedwith1home.Onemorning,adeerpassedbyandaskedthem,“2canyouliveinthisdry,dustyplace?Youshouldgooutandfindabetterhome.”3hiswords,theirhomedidn’tlookasgoodasitwasbefore.Theystartedtonoticeallthebadthingsaboutit,4thetwofriendssetoffforsomethingbetter.Soon,theycametoalush(茂盛的)field.“Thisisabetterhome,”saidPip.“Lookatallthatgrass!”Astheywalkedinto5field,theyheardastrangesound.Abigmachine6intheirdirection.“Thisisnotabetterhome!”Pipshouted.Theyrushedoutofthefield.Theycontinuedtheirsearch.Nextasandyhill7.“Thisisabetterhome,”Pipsaid.“Diggingiseasyforus.”Thentheyheard8strangesound.Agiantsandhillcraneflewdownonthem9thesky.“Thisisnotabetterhome!”Pipshouted.Asthecraneflewoff,thetwoleftthere10.Nexttheycametoawateringhole.“Thisisabetterhome,”Pipsaid.“Much11towaterandfood!”Puff’seyesgrewwide.“Yes!”Asthefriendstookadrinkofwater,theysawsomecattle12straightforthem.“Thisisnotabetterhome!”Pipshouted.“It’shard13abetterhome,”Pipsaid.“Whydidweeverleavetheonewe14?”“Maybeoursisgoodenough,”Pipsaid,“butwe15takeanadventurewalknowandthen,”headded.“Justtoseetheworldabit.”Puffnodded.1.A.they B.them C.their D.theirs2.A.Who B.How C.What D.When3.A.Because B.Becauseof C.Since D.As4.A.but B.or C.so D.nor5.A.the B.a C.an D./6.A.moves B.hasmoved C.ismoving D.wasmoving7.A.found B.isfound C.wasfound D.werefound8.A.another B.other C.others D.theother9.A.in B.on C.into D.from10.A.quick B.quickly C.quicker D.morequickly11.A.close B.closer C.closest D.closely12.A.ran B.runs C.torun D.running13.A.find B.finding C.tofind D.finds14.A.had B.have C.has D.having15.A.will B.must C.should D.mightPassage9（2023-2024年·廣州中學(xué)期中）Manypeopleliketocollectthings.Somepeoplecollectstamps,somecollectdollsandsomecollectrocks.1,ChristaBehmenburg,fromGermany,collectssomethingunusual—mouse-relateditems.Christa’shusbandisageologist(地質(zhì)學(xué)家).Helikescollectingpostcardsaboutmineral(礦物質(zhì))resources.Christaalwaysgoeswithhimtofairs2newcardsforhiscollection.Actually,Christaisnotfondofmineralresources,3shefeelsboredwiththesefairs.Oneday,sheaskedherhusband4shecouldalsobuildupacollectionofsomethingshelikes.HeagreedandadvisedChristatocollectsomethingabout5favoriteanimal.Unluckily,thatpieceofadvicewouldbecomethebiggestregrethe’sneverhad.Christa’sfavoriteanimalisthemouse.Sinceshe6ateenager,shehashadmiceaspets.Theanimal7lovelyandclever.Twoorthreeyearsafter8thehobby,shewentallin.Shehadhundredsandthenthousandsofmouse-relateditemsonly9weekslater.Atfirst,sheandherhusbandhad10smallflat.However,spacewasgettingmuch11becauseofChrista’scollection.Thetwohadtorent(租)12twohouses.Toeveryone’ssurprise,thenumberofChrista’smouse-relateditemswasupto47,398inearly2022andshebroketheGuinnessWorldRecordforthelargestcollectionofmouse-relateditems13theendofthisyear.Christa’scollectioncontinuestogrow.Now,everyroominherhouse,fromthekitchentothebathroom,14mouse-relateditems.Sometimes,Christa’shusbandcomplainsaboutthelargecollection15bringsthemjoyandtrouble.Christa,however,willremindhimthatitwasallhisidea!1.A.Differ B.Difference C.Different D.Differently2.A.get B.toget C.gets D.got3.A.but B.though C.or D.so4.A.if B.that C.when D.where5.A.he’s B.his C.she’s D.her6.A.be B.is C.was D.hasbeen7.A.consider B.considered C.isconsidered D.isconsidering8.A.starting B.started C.starts D.start9.A.few B.afew C.little D.alittle10.A.a B.an C.the D./11.A.small B.smaller C.smallest D.thesmallest12.A.theother B.other C.theothers D.another13.A.at B.for C.on D.in14.A.fillswith B.arefilledwith C.isfilledwith D.filledwith15.A.that B./ C.whose D.whoPassage10（2023-22024·廣州育才中學(xué)）SometimesIreallydoubtwhetherthereislovebetweenmyparents.Everydaytheyarebusy1tomakemoneyinordertopaythehightuitionformybrotherandme.Theydon’tactintheromanticwaysthatIreadinbooksorIseeonTV.“Iloveyou”istoodifficultforthem2.Evensendingflowerstoeachother3somespecialdaysishardlyeverseen.Oneday,mymother4aquilt(被子).Isilentlysatbesideherandlookedather.“Mom,mayIaskyouaquestion?”Isaid.“What?”shereplied,stilldoingherwork.“IstherelovebetweenyouandDad?”Iaskedherin5verylowvoice.Mymotherstoppedherworkandlookedatmeinsurprise.Shedidn’tanswermyquestionatonce.Then,shebowedherheadandcontinuedtodoherwork.Ifelt6becauseIthoughtIhadhurther.7atlastIheardmymothersaythefollowingwords:“8atthisthread(線).Sometimesitappears,butmostofthetime,ithidesinthequilt.Thethreadreallymakesthequiltstrong.Iflifeisaquilt,thenloveshouldbeathread.Itcanhardly9anywhereoranytime,butit’sreallythere.”Icouldn’tunderstandher10thenextspring.Atthattime,myfathersuddenlygot11seriously.Mymother12staywithhiminthehospitalforamonth.Whentheyreturnedfromthehospital,they13lookedverypale.Aftertheywereback,everydayinthemorninganddusk,mymotherhelpedmyfatherwalkslowlyonthecountryroad.Thedoctorhadsaidmyfatherwouldrecoverintwomonths.Butaftertwomonths,hestillcouldn’twalkby14.Allofuswereworriedabouthim.“Dad,howareyoufeelingnow?”Iaskedhimoneday.“Susan,don’tworryaboutme,”hesaidgently.“Totellyouthetruth,Ijustenjoywalkingwithyourmom.”Readinghiseyes,Iknewhelovesmymother15.1.A.try B.totry C.trying D.tried2.A.say B.tosay C.saying D.said3.A.on B.in C.at D.by4.A.repaired B.wasrepairing C.hadrepaired D.isrepairing5.A.a B.an C.the D./6.A.moreembarrassing B.moreembarrassed C.embarrassing D.embarrassed7.A.And B.So C.But D.Or8.A.Looking B.Look C.Tolook D.Looked9.A.see B.saw C.wasseen D.beseen10.A.until B.when C.unless D.while11.A.sick B.thesickest C.sicker D.sickest12.A.could B.should C.might D.hadto13.A.all B.both C.every D.each14.A.him B.his C.himself D.he15.A.deep B.deepen C.depth D.deeplyPassage11（2023-2024·廣實(shí)月考）“Whydidshetelleveryoneaboutit?”Ithought1.I’llalwaysrememberthatday,whenIwasso2byallthestrangelookseveryonewasgivingme.AndI3believeIwouldlosethefriendshipof4personItrustedthemost.Fiveyearsback,Sallywasthenewkidinclass.Shewas5thananyotherpersonIknew.Westartedasclassmatesbutonlyafter6months,wewerelikebestfriends.So,Ineverexpectedher7meinsuchabigway.Idon’tknow8madeSallytellaboutmypersonallife.Itwaslikesomeonehadstabbed(刺傷)meintheback.Aftershegaveawaymysecrets,everyoneatschoolstartedlaughingatmewheneverI9by.Afterthisterriblesituation,Ichangedschools.Sallycalledmemanytimes,butIdidn’tanswer.Myheart10anditwashardformetotrust11.Itriedhardtohealfromthescarssheleftonmyheart.Afterfiveyears,mylifewentbacktothewayitwas.12oneday,ImetAnnawhowasoneofmy13fromGrade3.ShetoldmethatSallywasn’ttheonewhobroughtmysecrets14light.Marywas.Marywas15school’sbigmouth.Iwasallatsea(不知所措).IwishedIcouldhaveaskedSallyaboutthisandfixmymistakes.Fromthat,Ilearnedthatweshouldtrustthosewelovebecauseonelittlemistakecouldreallydamageourlives.1.A.