2024-2025學(xué)年人教版九年級英語復(fù)習(xí) 專題07 語法填空 【期末必刷15篇】

-2025學(xué)年九年級上期期末考點(diǎn)大串講（人教版）專題07語法填空（15篇）（一）（23-24九年級上·福建泉州·期末）Xi’ancelebratedthefirst-everChinaHanfuDayonApril18.Therewerecatwalkshows1traditionalconcertswhichwereheldbypeoplewearingtraditionalChineseclothing.HanfufansfromalloverChinagatheredtheretotake2(photo)andputthemonlineforaHanfuphotocompetition,whichlasteduntilMay18.ChinaHanfuDayisonthethirddayofthethirdmonthoftheChineselunarcalendar,whichissaidtobe3birthdayoftheYellowEmperor.InancientChina,thisdaywasalso4(know)asShangsiFestival(上巳節(jié)).5(it)purposeistoencourageyoungChinesetotakeprideintraditionalclothing,aswellasChineseculture.HanfuisthespecialclothingoftheHanpeoplewho6(live)inChinabeforetheQingDynasty.Ithasahistoryofabout3,000yearsandithaschanged7(great)sofar.However,someofitsmaincharacteristics(特點(diǎn))remain.Forexample,there8(be)twopartsthatoverlap(交疊)onthefront,whichiscalled“jiaoling”.Chinaisbecomingaleadingcountryintheworld,andtheChinesepublicfeelsmoreconfidentaboutitstraditionalculture9everbefore.Wearingtraditionalclothingmightbeaninterestingwayof10(show)howtheyfeelaboutthis.（二）（23-24九年級上·廣東深圳·期末）Doyousometimeswonderiflifewillalwaysbethesame?Perhapsnothingever11（seem）tochange?Youwakeupinthemorning,getreadyforschoolandthensomehow,bythetimeyourheadhitsthepillowatnight,it’sasifyou’vejustlivedarepetitionofthedaybefore.Itmightnotseemlikeit,butwhetheryou’resure12it,youdomoveforwardeverysingleday.Here’safunwaytoseeall13progressyou’remaking.Keeparecord!Beforeyougotobedtonight,takeoutafreshnotebook（alargersizewillworkbetterforthis）.Writedownthedateatthetopofthe14（one）page,thengooverthedayinyourmind.Thinkofallthethingsyoudid,saw,15（hear）,tasted,smelled,ortouched.MaybeyoulearnedanewconceptinMaths,ahandyskillinthekitchen,aneasierwaytodrawfaces,andanawesomeskateboardtrick.While16（exercise）,didyouliftheavierweights,runlonger,walk17（far）orstretchbetter?Everythingcounts,evenifatinystep.It’sallinthedetail!Next,describewhathappenedduringthedayandwhatyoulearned.Itcanbejustafewwordsorseveralparagraphs.Addwhatevermatteredmosttoyou—itmightbea18（teacher）praise,agradethatyou’reproudofor19（congratulate）fromafriend.Perhapsyoufinallyfoundthecouragetospeakupforacauseyoucareabout,actedonsomething20hasbeentroublingyouordecidedtotakepartinanactivityforthefirsttime.（三）（23-24九年級上·貴州黔東南·期末）Humansarebornwiththeabilitytocommunicate,butsomepeoplearebetteratitthanothers.Somepeopleareverygoodatwords,andfinditeasytoexpress21(they)well.Otherpeoplefinditdifficulttoexpresstheirideastootherpeople,22(especial)inpublic.Thegoodnewsisthatcommunicationskillscan23(learn).Herearesomepiecesofadvice.Lookatpeopleintheeyeswhenyouspeak24them.Itmakesyouseemmorehonest,openandfriendly,andpeoplewillfindit25(easy)andmorefuntotalktoyou.Practicelisteningtootherpeople.Themostimportantpartofcommunication26(be)listening.Thatiswhywehavetwoears27onemouth.Whenyoulistentopeople,28(watch)theirfacesandbodylanguagewillhelpyouunderstand29theymean.Thinkbeforeyouopenyourmouth.Thebestcommunicatorsexpresstheir30(idea)inshortandsimpleways.Ifyouaretryingtoconvince(使信服)peopleofsomething,beclearanduseasfewwordsaspossible.（四）（23-24九年級上·黑龍江牡丹江·期末）ZhuZhiwenisinhisthirties.Overthepast11years,he31(travel)through45countriesandareasbybike.“FromAsiatoAfrica,fromSouthAmericatoNorthAmerica.Ihavemetlotsofwonderfulpeopleandhavehadmanygreat32(experience).Forexample,Imetamanwhowasthe33(own)ofasmallhotelwhenIwasridinginSouthAmericain2016.HetoldmethathehadbeentoChinaseveraltimesandwasafanof34(tradition)Chinesecultureandfood.SoIcookedaChinesedinner35him.Hewasveryhappyandinreturnheofferedme36nightofaccommodation(住宿)forfree,”Zhusaid.“Duringmy11yearsofbikeriding,mylifewasfullofunexpectedthings,too.Ilosttwobikesandhadonebroken.What’s37(bad),Iwasattacked(攻擊)bysomewildanimalsontheway.Ialsocameacrossverybadweather.Theseputmeindangeroussituationsmanytimes.38,Ithinkthetripisworthit,”addedZhu.WhenZhu39(ask)abouthisunderstandingofthemeaningoftravel,hesaid,“Ithinkitiswonderfultoenjoyeverythingthatispossible,nomatterifitisgoodorbad.Afteryearsoftravelingbybike,mybiggestdiscoveryofallisthatIlovemyhomecountryevenmore.It’s40(especial)truewhenIgothroughtroublesinaforeigncountry.”（五）（23-24九年級上·河北石家莊·期末）DearJohanna,Howareyou?MynameisMelissa.I’vebeenlookingforwardtohavingapenpalforalongtimenow.Ihopewecanbecomegreat41(friend)!EversinceI42(get)yournameandaddressfrommyteacher,Ihavebeenthinkingaboutwhattowrite.43(one),Ithoughtofgivingyouadescriptionofwhatit’sliketogotoschoolhereinMinnesota,butthenIthoughtyoucouldlookupMinnesota44theInternetandreadaboutit45(you).ThenIhadtheideatotellyouaboutmyfamily,46Irealizedthatthestoryofmylittlebrotherlosingatoothorthetimewegot47newpetcatmightbekindofboring.Afterthat,Ithoughtaboutaskingyouquestionsaboutwhetheryouare48(tall)thanme,butIwasafraidyoumightthinkmyquestionsweresilly.IguessIcantellyoualittleaboutmyself.Infact,you’ve49(probable)alreadylearnedonethingaboutme.Isometimeshaveahardtimemakingupmymind!It50(make)meupset,butIdon’tknowwhattodowithit.Ihopeyouwillwritetomebackanyway.Yours,Melissa（六）（23-24九年級上·湖南婁底·期末）Lastyear,IdidnotlikemyEnglishclass.Theteacherspokeso51(quick)thatIdidnotunderstandhermostofthetime.Iwasafraidtoask52(question)becauseofmypoorpronunciation.Ijust53(hide)behindmytextbookandneversaidanything.ThenonedayIwatched54EnglishmoviecalledToyStory.Ifellinlove55thisexcitingandfunnymovies!SoIbegantowatchotherEnglishmovies,too.56Icouldnotunderstandeverythingthecharactersaid,theirbodylanguageandtheexpressionsontheirfaceshelpedmetogetthemeaning.Ifoundthat57(listen)tosomethinginterestingisthesecrettolanguagelearning.Ialsolearnedusefulsentenceslike“It’sapieceofcake”or“Itservesyouright.”Ididnotunderstandthesesentencesatfirst.ButbecauseIwanted58(understand)thestory,Ilooked59(they)upinadictionary.NowIreallyenjoymyEnglishclass.Iwanttolearn60(many)newwordsandmoregrammarsothatIcanbetterunderstandEnglishmovies.（七）（23-24九年級上·吉林長春·期末）NiejiazhuangVillageinWeifangisfamous61coloredclaysculpturehandicraft(泥塑手工藝),whichdatesbacktotheMingDynasty.TheWeifanggovernmenthasencouragedlocalpeopletolearn62(tradition)handicraftandmakemoremoney63(get)ridofpoverty(脫貧).NiePengis64youngvillagerinNiejiazhuang.Heiscrazyaboutclaysculpturehandicraft.Hebeganlearningitfromhisfatherwhenhewasachild.Hehasledlotsofyoungcraftsmen(手藝人)inandnear65(he)villagetomakecoloredclaysculpturesandthehandicrafthasbecomeanimportantwayforlocalpeopletogetricherthanbefore.Thetigerisatypicalsubjectforcoloredclaysculptures.Niestartedtolearntomakeclaytigersin2010,theYearoftheTiger.Overtheseyears,he66(see)thedevelopmentoftheartform.Atfirst,theclaytigerswereallofthesamesmallsize.Nowtherearetigersofdifferentsizesandthe67(large)canbeovertwometerstall.Thetigersusedtobecoloredpinkandgreen,butnowhavebecomemorecolorful.TodayNiecaresforthefutureofclaysculpturehandicraft68encouragesyoungcraftsmentocreatemoreworks.He69(true)hopesthatthesculpturehandicraftwill70(pass)downtothenextgeneration.（八）（23-24九年級上·江蘇常州·期末）Onedayamanfoundacocoonofabutterflyintheforest.He71(sit)thereforseveralhoursandwatchedit.Suddenlyasmallbutterflyappearedandittrieditsbest72(pull)itsbodythroughthatlittlehole.Thenitseemedtostop73(make)anyprogress,sothemandecidedtohelpthebutterfly.Hecutofftheremainingbitofthecocoonsothatitcouldcomeouteasily.However,74hissurprise,thebutterflygotaheavybodyandverysmallwingswhenitcameoutofthecocoon.Hecontinuedtowatchit,becausehehopedthatitswingswouldbestrongenoughtosupportthebodyandflyupintime.75(lucky),theflightneverhappened.Infact,thebutterflykeptcrawling(爬)aroundwithaheavybodyandsmallwings76itdied.Itwasneverabletofly.Themanwassurprisedbecausehe77(notunderstand)therulesofnature.Beforethebutterflywasoutofthecocoon,fluid(液體)fromitsbodymust78(force)intoitswings.andthenitwouldbereadyforflying.Itmusthaveahardstruggle(掙扎)togetoutofthesmallopeningby79(it).Sometimesstrugglesareexactlywhatweneedinourlife.Ifwego80ourlifewithoutdifficulties,wewouldnotbeasstrongaswecouldhavebeen.Wecouldneverfly.（九）（23-24九年級上·江西宜春·期末）PetsCornerisacompanywithdozensofpetstoresandmorethan600employeesaroundtheUK.Itisplanning81(provide)thefirst-everpetandhumanfirstaidcourse(課程)foritsstaff.Todevelopthe82(special)designedcourse,trainingteams83(organize)bynow.Thecoursewillbeginnextmonth.Thefull-daycoursewillcovertwopartswiththefirstpart84(deal)withhumansandthesecondwithdogandcatfirstaid.Topicscoveredwillincludedifferent85(situation)inourdailylifewhichrequirefirstaidskillssuchasminorinjuries,shockandunconsciousness.LucyRoss,HeadofTrainingatPetsCorner,said,“AtPetsCorner,wehavealwaystriedtoapplyanhonestandmoralapproachtoeverything86wedo.Thisincludeshavingthebesttrainedstaffintheindustry.Everyhumancustomeraswellastheirpetanimals87(be)welcomeinourstores.It’sourdutytoprovideallofourstaff88thetoolsandknowledgetheyneedtofeel89(confidence)inhelpingbothpetsandcustomers.Therefore,90makessensethatourstaff’sfirstaidknowledgeisbeyondallyourexpectations.”（十）（23-24九年級上·遼寧撫順·期末）MobileappsarehelpingpeopletolearnaboutChinesetraditionsin91modernway.SunYong,anappdeveloper,believesyoungpeopletodaystillhavean92(interest)intraditionalcultureandhistory,andthatthekeyistofindapropermedium(媒介)for93(they)toenjoy.Appsareagoodchoice.Oneofhismostsuccessfulappsis94(call)WoodJoints.Intheapp,usersareabletoseedifferentstructuresthatwerebuiltusingmortise-and-tenonjoints(榫卯).Chinahasalonghistoryofwoodworking(木工)withouttheuseofnails(釘子).Themortise-and-tenontechniquewasused95(common)tomaketraditionalwoodenfurniture(家具)andevenbuildings.Sunwasborninthe1970s,thereweren’tmanytoysavailable96hewasyoung.Hisfamilyusedittomakedesks,chairsandotherfurniture.Hewasinterestedinwoodworking,sohespentlotsoftime97(watch)theadultswork.Sundevelopedstrongskillsthathestillfeels98(pride)oftoday.IttookSun99histeammorethanhalfayeartocompletetheappanditcameoutinJune2014.ItsoonbecameapopularproductintheAppleAppStoreandlater100(win)aprizefromthetechcompany.Wethankthemforthat!（十一）（23-24九年級上·內(nèi)蒙古烏蘭察布·期末）Communicatingwithpeoplefromdifferentculturesintroducesyoutoanewworld.Itmightseemscaryatfirst101(talk)tosomeonewhospeaksadifferentlanguageorfollowsdifferentsocialcustoms,butifyoushow102you’redoingyourbest,it’llturnout(結(jié)果是)okay.Ifyou’re103(worry)aboutbeingmisunderstood,neverfear—weherehavefoundsomesuggestionstohelpyou.Differentcultureshavedifferentideasof104(person)space.Generally,it105(consider)impolitetogetinsomeone’sface,ortositorstandtooclosetosomeoneyoudon’tknow.Stayaboutarm’slengthawayenoughroomfor106boworahandshakeuntilyoulearnwhattheotherpersoniscomfortablewith.Forexample,peoplefromLatinAmericanculturesoftenstand107(close)togetherandtoucheachothermorefrequently(頻繁)thanthosefromothercultures.However,ifyoudothiswhenyou’vejustmetsomeone,theymightfeeluncomfortable.Look108informationaboutculturalcustomsonlinebeforemeetingsomeone.Asimplesearchwiththenameoftheperson’scultureornationalityandaphrasesuchas“socialcustoms”willgetyoutheinformationyouneed.Usingsomecommon109(word)andexpressionsinsomeone’snative(本土的)languagealso110(help)alot!Forexample,politewordsandphrasessuchas“I’msorry,”“please,”and“thankyou”canhelpsmoothoutanymistakes.（十二）（23-24九年級上·寧夏吳忠·期末）Chinaisfamousforteabothinthepastandnow.Manypeoplebelievethatteawasfirstdrunkabout5,000yearsago.ItissaidthatShenNongwasthefirsttodiscoverteaasadrink.Oneday,ShenNongwas111(boil)wateroveranopenfire.Some112(leaf)fromateaplantfellintothewater.They113(remain)thereforsuchalongtimethatthewaterproducedanicesmell.Thenhetastedthebrownwater.Itwasquite114(delicious),andso,oneoftheworld’sfavouritedrinkswasinvented.Afewthousandyearslater,LuYumentionedShenNongin115(he)bookChaJing.Thebookdescribes116teaplantsaregrownandusedtomaketea.Italsodiscusseswherethefinesttealeavesareproduced.TheteatradefromChinatoWesterncountriestookplaceinthe19thcentury.Thishelpedtospreadthepopularityoftea117theteaplanttomoreplacesaroundtheworld.Nowadays,teais118(wide)producedinmanydifferentareasofChina,suchasAnxiandHangzhou.Theyareknownfortheirtea.Itissaidthatdrinkingtea119(help)uslowertheriskofcancer.Inaword,teaisgood120bothhealthandbusiness.It’sveryvaluable.（十三）（23-24九年級上·青海海東·期末）Spainisfamousfor121(it)tomatofestival,calledLaTomatina.ItisheldinasmalltownBunolonthelastWednesdayofAugusteveryyear.Duringthefestivalthereareallkindsofactivities,butthe122(much)excitingpartisthetomatofight.Ittakesplaceattheendoflongcelebration.Youareencouragedtothrowtomatoesinthefight.Therearemanystoriesabouthowthefestival123(begin).Oneofthe124(story)goesthatduringthe1940s,somefriendsstartedatomatofight,whileanotherstoryisaboutalocalband.Anyway,everyoneinBunolseemstohave125differentstory.Beforethetomatofight,thereareparades(游行),streetparties126soon.Onthedayofthefight,shopkeeperscovertheirwindowsanddoorsinordertokeepawayfromthetomatofight.127thesametime,thousandsoftouristsandlocalpeoplecometothetownsquaretogether.Thenlargetrucksfulloftomatoesarrive.Fromthebackofthelargetrucks,agreattownbandstartto128(throw)tomatoesatothers.Thenthecrowdsfightback,throwingthetomatoesatanythingandanyone.Soonthestreetsareintheseaofredtomatojuice.Everyoneissupposedtoobeyasmallnumberofrules:Youmustsquash(擠壓)thetomatobeforethrowingitandyou’re129(allow)tothrownothingbuttomatoes.It’susuallyoverinlessthanhalfanhour.Everyonethen130(set)offtotherivertoclearup.Soundslikefun!（十四）（23-24九年級上·山東濟(jì)南·期末）OncetherewasalittleboynamedTimmy.Oneday,Timmy’sparentshadtoleaveforanimportantmeetingandtheycouldn’ttakeTimmywiththem.So,Timmyhadtostayhomealone.Atfirst,Timmywasexcitedabout131(be)homealone.Hecouldeatallthesnackshewantedandwatchallhisfavoritecartoons.Asthedaywentby,itwasdark.Timmystartedtofeel132(alone)andscared.Hemissedhisparentsandwishedtheyweretherewithhim.133(keep)himselfbusy,Timmymadeafort(城堡)anddressedhimselflikeabraveknight(騎士).Hehadsomuchfunthathe134(forget)aboutbeingscared.However,asitgot135(dark),Timmyheardstrangenoisesandbecamescaredagain.Hedecidedtocallhisparents,buttheycouldn’tanswer136theywereinameeting.Timmystartedtocry.Suddenly,heheardaknockonthedoor.Timmywastooscaredtoopen137,butheheardafamiliarvoicecallinghisname.Itwas138(he)neighbor,Mrs.Jenkins.Shebroughtsome139(cookie)andaskedifTimmyneededhelp.Timmytoldherhewasscaredandlonely,soMrs.Jenkinssatwithhimandtoldhimstories140hefellasleep.Thenextday,Timmy’sparentscameback.TimmytoldthemallabouthisstoryandhowMrs.Jenkinshadhelpedhim.Fromthatdayon,Timmyknewhecouldalwaysdependonhisneighborsandhisownbraverytofaceanychallenge(挑戰(zhàn)).（十五）（23-24九年級上·四川廣元·期末）Lastsummer,PresidentXiJinpingcametoCuiyunCorridor(翠云廊)andpersonallyexperiencedtheuniquebeautyoftheancientcypresses(柏樹),mostofwhicharemorethanonethousandyearsold.Cuiyuncorridorisa141(history)pathinJiangeCounty142isalsofamousforJianmenPass(劍門關(guān)).ItwasbuiltintheQinandHandynasties.Peopleplantedmoretreesalongtheroadandrepaireditinthefollowingdynasties.Thiseffortisnow143(know)asCuiyuncorridor.Oneofthemostimpressivehistorical144(story)connectedwithCuiyunCorridoristheEmperorLiuBeiandhisbrotherGuanYufromtheThreeKingdomsperiod.Itis145(say)thatduringtheirjourneytoWesternShu,theymetenemieswhile146(cross)CuiyunCorridor.However,theymanaged147(escape)withtheirintelligence.Accordingtothelegend,duringtheirescape,LiuBeiandGuanYuusedthed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2024-2025學(xué)年九年級上期期末考點(diǎn)大串講（人教版）專題07語法填空（15篇）（一）（23-24九年級上·福建泉州·期末）Xi’ancelebratedthefirst-everChinaHanfuDayonApril18.Therewerecatwalkshows1traditionalconcertswhichwereheldbypeoplewearingtraditionalChineseclothing.HanfufansfromalloverChinagatheredtheretotake2(photo)andputthemonlineforaHanfuphotocompetition,whichlasteduntilMay18.ChinaHanfuDayisonthethirddayofthethirdmonthoftheChineselunarcalendar,whichissaidtobe3birthdayoftheYellowEmperor.InancientChina,thisdaywasalso4(know)asShangsiFestival(上巳節(jié)).5(it)purposeistoencourageyoungChinesetotakeprideintraditionalclothing,aswellasChineseculture.HanfuisthespecialclothingoftheHanpeoplewho6(live)inChinabeforetheQingDynasty.Ithasahistoryofabout3,000yearsandithaschanged7(great)sofar.However,someofitsmaincharacteristics(特點(diǎn))remain.Forexample,there8(be)twopartsthatoverlap(交疊)onthefront,whichiscalled“jiaoling”.Chinaisbecomingaleadingcountryintheworld,andtheChinesepublicfeelsmoreconfidentaboutitstraditionalculture9everbefore.Wearingtraditionalclothingmightbeaninterestingwayof10(show)howtheyfeelaboutthis.【參考答案】and2．photos3．the4．known5．Its6．lived7．greatly8．a(chǎn)re9．than10．showing【語篇解讀】本文講述了西安4月18號舉辦的首屆中國漢服日，介紹了漢服日的歷史淵源、漢服特點(diǎn)和活動意義，指出中國公眾對中國傳統(tǒng)文化比以往任何時(shí)候都更有信心。【詳情解析】1．句意：穿著中國傳統(tǒng)服裝的人舉行了時(shí)裝秀和傳統(tǒng)音樂會。根據(jù)“Therewerecatwalkshows...traditionalconcerts”可知，“catwalkshows”和“traditionalconcerts”是并列關(guān)系，空處應(yīng)是and。故填and。2．句意：來自全國各地的漢服愛好者聚集在那里拍照，并將照片放在網(wǎng)上，參加漢服攝影比賽，比賽持續(xù)到5月18號。根據(jù)“take...(photo)andputthemonline”可知，拍的照片不止一張，空處應(yīng)用photo的復(fù)數(shù)形式，故填photos。3．句意：中國漢服節(jié)是在農(nóng)歷三月初三，據(jù)說那天是黃帝的生日。根據(jù)“whichissaidtobe...birthdayoftheYellowEmperor”可知，此處特指“黃帝的生日”，空處應(yīng)用定冠詞the。故填the。4．句意：在中國古代，這一天也被稱為上巳節(jié)。根據(jù)“thisdaywasalso...(know)asShangsiFestival”可知，此處是beknownas“被稱為”。故填known。5．句意：其目的是鼓勵(lì)中國年輕人為傳統(tǒng)服裝和中國文化感到自豪。根據(jù)“...purposeistoencourageyoungChineseto...”可知，空后是名詞purpose，空處應(yīng)用it的形容詞性物主代詞its。故填I(lǐng)ts。6．句意：漢服是清朝以前生活在中國的漢人的特殊服裝。根據(jù)“theHanpeoplewho...(live)inChinabeforetheQingDynasty”可知，此處who引導(dǎo)的從句用一般過去時(shí)，謂語動詞用過去式，故填lived。7．句意：它有約三千年的歷史，到目前為止它已發(fā)生了很大的變化。根據(jù)“ithaschanged...(great)sofar”可知，空處應(yīng)用great的副詞形式greatly，修飾謂語“haschanged”。故填greatly。8．句意：例如，前面有兩部分交疊，稱為“交領(lǐng)”。根據(jù)“there...(be)twopartsthatoverlap(交疊)onthefront,whichiscalled‘jiaoling’”可知，句子是therebe句式，句子用一般現(xiàn)在時(shí)，離be動詞最近的名詞是復(fù)數(shù)parts，此時(shí)be動詞應(yīng)用are。故填are。9．句意：中國公眾對自己的傳統(tǒng)文化比以往任何時(shí)候都更有信心。根據(jù)“theChinesepublicfeelsmoreconfidentaboutitstraditionalculture...everbefore”可知，此處是比較句式，空處應(yīng)是than“比”。故填than。10．句意：穿傳統(tǒng)服裝可能是一種他們表達(dá)對此感受的有趣的方式。根據(jù)“aninterestingwayof...(show)howtheyfeelaboutthis”可知，空前是介詞of，后接動名詞，故填showing。（二）（23-24九年級上·廣東深圳·期末）Doyousometimeswonderiflifewillalwaysbethesame?Perhapsnothingever11（seem）tochange?Youwakeupinthemorning,getreadyforschoolandthensomehow,bythetimeyourheadhitsthepillowatnight,it’sasifyou’vejustlivedarepetitionofthedaybefore.Itmightnotseemlikeit,butwhetheryou’resure12it,youdomoveforwardeverysingleday.Here’safunwaytoseeall13progressyou’remaking.Keeparecord!Beforeyougotobedtonight,takeoutafreshnotebook（alargersizewillworkbetterforthis）.Writedownthedateatthetopofthe14（one）page,thengooverthedayinyourmind.Thinkofallthethingsyoudid,saw,15（hear）,tasted,smelled,ortouched.MaybeyoulearnedanewconceptinMaths,ahandyskillinthekitchen,aneasierwaytodrawfaces,andanawesomeskateboardtrick.While16（exercise）,didyouliftheavierweights,runlonger,walk17（far）orstretchbetter?Everythingcounts,evenifatinystep.It’sallinthedetail!Next,describewhathappenedduringthedayandwhatyoulearned.Itcanbejustafewwordsorseveralparagraphs.Addwhatevermatteredmosttoyou—itmightbea18（teacher）praise,agradethatyou’reproudofor19（congratulate）fromafriend.Perhapsyoufinallyfoundthecouragetospeakupforacauseyoucareabout,actedonsomething20hasbeentroublingyouordecidedtotakepartinanactivityforthefirsttime.【參考答案】seems12．of13．the14．first15．heard16．exercising17．farther18．teacher’s19．congratulations20．that【語篇解讀】本文闡述了如何發(fā)現(xiàn)自己生活中的變化?！驹斍榻馕觥?1．句意：也許什么都不會改變？此句是一般現(xiàn)在時(shí)，不定代詞nothing作主語，動詞用三單，故填seems。12．句意：看起來可能不是這樣，但不管你是否確定，你確實(shí)每天都在前進(jìn)。besureof“確定”，固定搭配，故填of。13．句意：這里有一個(gè)有趣的方法來看看你正在取得的所有進(jìn)步。根據(jù)“all…progressyou’remaking”可知，此處特指取得的所有進(jìn)步，應(yīng)填冠詞the，故填the。14．句意：在第一頁的頂部寫下日期，然后在腦海中回顧這一天。根據(jù)“atthetopofthe…page”可知，此處指第一頁的頂端，用序數(shù)詞first表示順序，故填first。15．句意：想想你做過的、看到的、聽到的、嘗過的、聞過的或觸摸過的所有事情。根據(jù)saw可知，此空應(yīng)填動詞過去式，故填heard。16．句意：在鍛煉的時(shí)候，你是舉重、跑步、走得更遠(yuǎn)還是伸展得更好？while引導(dǎo)的時(shí)間狀語從句，當(dāng)從句與主句的主語為同一人時(shí)，從句省略了主語和be動詞，故此空應(yīng)填現(xiàn)在分詞與省略的be動詞構(gòu)成進(jìn)行時(shí)結(jié)構(gòu)，故填exercising。17．句意：在鍛煉的時(shí)候，你是舉重、跑步、走得更遠(yuǎn)還是伸展得更好？根據(jù)better可知，此空應(yīng)填比較級father，表示走得更遠(yuǎn)，強(qiáng)調(diào)距離上的遠(yuǎn)，故填farther。18．句意：添加對你來說最重要的東西——可能是老師的表揚(yáng)、你感到驕傲的成績或朋友的祝賀。此空修飾名詞praise，應(yīng)填名詞所有格，根據(jù)a可知，此空應(yīng)填單數(shù)名詞所有格，故填teacher’s。19．句意：添加對你來說最重要的東西——可能是老師的表揚(yáng)、你感到驕傲的成績或朋友的祝賀。根據(jù)“fromafriend”可知，來自朋友的祝賀不止一個(gè)，所以此空應(yīng)填復(fù)數(shù)形式，故填congratulations。20．句意：也許你終于有勇氣為你關(guān)心的事業(yè)發(fā)聲，做了一些一直困擾你的事情，或者第一次決定參加一項(xiàng)活動。分析句子結(jié)構(gòu)可知，此處是定語從句，先行詞為something，關(guān)系詞用that，故填that。（三）（23-24九年級上·貴州黔東南·期末）Humansarebornwiththeabilitytocommunicate,butsomepeoplearebetteratitthanothers.Somepeopleareverygoodatwords,andfinditeasytoexpress21(they)well.Otherpeoplefinditdifficulttoexpresstheirideastootherpeople,22(especial)inpublic.Thegoodnewsisthatcommunicationskillscan23(learn).Herearesomepiecesofadvice.Lookatpeopleintheeyeswhenyouspeak24them.Itmakesyouseemmorehonest,openandfriendly,andpeoplewillfindit25(easy)andmorefuntotalktoyou.Practicelisteningtootherpeople.Themostimportantpartofcommunication26(be)listening.Thatiswhywehavetwoears27onemouth.Whenyoulistentopeople,28(watch)theirfacesandbodylanguagewillhelpyouunderstand29theymean.Thinkbeforeyouopenyourmouth.Thebestcommunicatorsexpresstheir30(idea)inshortandsimpleways.Ifyouaretryingtoconvince(使信服)peopleofsomething,beclearanduseasfewwordsaspossible.【參考答案】themselves22．especially23．belearned/belearnt24．to/with25．easier26．is27．a(chǎn)nd28．watching29．what30．ideas【語篇解讀】本文講述了如何與別人溝通?！驹斍榻馕觥?1．句意：有些人很善于用文字表達(dá)，而且很容易表達(dá)出來。根據(jù)“iteasytoexpress…well”可知是指能很好地表達(dá)他們自己，themselves“他們自己”，故填themselves。22．句意：其他人發(fā)現(xiàn)很難向其他人表達(dá)他們的想法，尤其是在公共場合。此處需要副詞especially“尤其”，作狀語，故填especially。23．句意：好消息是，溝通技巧是可以學(xué)習(xí)的。主語skills與“學(xué)習(xí)”之間存在被動關(guān)系，需用結(jié)構(gòu)bedone，情態(tài)動詞can后接動詞原形，故填belearned/belearnt。24．句意：當(dāng)你和別人說話時(shí)，看著他們的眼睛?！皊peakwithsb”與“speaktosb”都可以用來指與人交談的行為。故填to/with。25．句意：這會讓你看起來更誠實(shí)、更開放、更友好，人們會發(fā)現(xiàn)和你交談更容易、更有趣。根據(jù)并列的“morefun”可知此空需用比較級形式，故填easier。26．句意：溝通最重要的部分就是傾聽。主語是Themostimportantpart第三人稱單數(shù)，文章時(shí)態(tài)為一般現(xiàn)在時(shí)，因此be動詞用is。故填is。27．句意：這就是為什么我們有兩只耳朵和一張嘴。根據(jù)“twoears…onemouth”可知應(yīng)表并列，應(yīng)用and“和”，故填and。28．句意：當(dāng)你聽別人說話時(shí)，看他們的表情和肢體語言會幫助你理解他們的意思。此處是需要?jiǎng)用~短語作主語，因此watch需用動名詞形式，故填watching。29．句意：當(dāng)你聽別人說話時(shí)，看他們的表情和肢體語言會幫助你理解他們的意思。此處是賓語從句，且作從句的賓語，用what。故填what。30．句意：最好的溝通者用簡明