期末專項(xiàng)復(fù)習(xí)之完型填空

人教版九年級期末專項(xiàng)復(fù)習(xí)之完型填空（一）HaveyouheardofthefamousstorySnowWhite?Onceuponatime,aqueenwasdoingneedlework(針線活).Itwas_41__outside.Shepiercedherfingerbyaccidentandadropofblood42onthewhitesnow.Shelookedandsaid,“Oh,IwishthatIcouldhaveadaughterthathadshinwhiteassnowandlipsredas43!”Later,thequeen44birthtoabeautifulgirl,andthegirlhadsnow-whiteskinandblood-redlips!ThekingandthequeennamedherSnowWhite.45,thequeendiedsoon.[Infact,thereweremanydifferent46ofthetalearoundtheworld.InaEuropeanversion,thedwarfswererobbers.Thebadqueen47withthemooninsteadofthemagicmirror.Inanotherversions,SnowWhitedidn’tlivewiththe7dwarfs,butwith40dragons(龍)!www-2-1-cnjy-comTheRussianversionwaslikethefirstone.But7knights(騎士)48SnowWhite,insteadof7dwarfs.Andeventhefairytale49weknowtodayisdifferentfromtheversiontheGrimmBrothersfirstcollected.Intheirfirstversion,SnowWhite’sownmotherwas50ofherlittlegirlandwantedtokillherdaughter!Itsoundsunbelievable.（）41.A.rainingB.snowingC.cloudyD.windy（）42.A.droppedB.hidC.caughtD.disappeared（）43.A.snowB.bloodC.appleD.needle（）44.A.hadBmadeC.gaveD.offered（）45.A.FortunatelyB.UnfortunatelyC.LuckilyD.Surprisingly（）46.A.storiesB.versionsC.charactersD.roles（）47.A.spokeB.saidC.talkedD.told（）48.A.lookedforB.lookedafterC.lookedupD.lookedout（）49.A.whatB.whoC.thatD.when（）50.A.statisfiedB.jealousC.comfortableD.pleased（二）Themostpositive(樂觀的)personIhaveeverseenismydad!HeissopositivethatIdonot41hearingasinglewordfromhimwhichisrelated(相關(guān)的)tohopelessness!Unlikemostmomsanddads,mydadneversaysthingsthatmakemefeel42.Heisalwaystheretogivemeencouragementandhelp.43Idowrongthings,healwaystellsmewhat’srightinapositiveway.Forexample,ifIamin44,heoftentellsmetoopenthebooksheboughtme.Thenheasksmetoreadthe45thatcanhelpmewiththeproblemsI’mfacing.Afterthat,wehavea46together.EventhoughI’mnotalwaysagoodkid,mydad47shoutsorgetsangrywithme.Iknowthathe’s48aday—adaywhenIgrowupandunderstandthingsinmylife.Icanseethereasonthatheissopositiveisbecausehebelievesin49.Andhebelievesthatwhatever50,itisundercontrol.Sowehavenothingtoworryabout.Bepositive!（）41.A.mind B.keep C.like D.remember（）42.A.good B.badC.rich D.poor（）43.A.When B.UntilC.Before D.Since（）44.A.fearB.troubleC.surprise D.danger（）45.A.titlesB.ordersC.stories D.questions（）46.A.discussionB.practiceC.meeting D.review（）47.A.usuallyB.everC.sometimes D.never（）48.A.lookingforB.worryingaboutC.waitingforD.thinkingabout（）49.A.itselfB.myselfC.himselfD.yourself（）50.A.movesB.happensC.appearsD.develops（三）Englishisoneofthemostimportantsubjectsinmiddleschools.AlmosteveryoneknowsthatweshouldlearnEnglishwell,but41ofusknowhowtolearnitwell.Weaskedsomestudents42thebestwaystolearnEnglish.Somestudentshadspecialsuggestions.MaJie,forexample,saidthebestwaytolearnnewwordswasby43Englishmagazines.Shesaidthatlearningthewordsofpopsongsalsohelpedalittle.LiMinghadlearnedEnglishforsevenyearsandreally44it.Hethoughtstudyinggrammarwasagreatwaytolearnalanguage.HealsothoughtthatwatchingEnglishmovieswasagoodwaybecausehecouldwatchthe45saythewords.Sometimes,however,hefoundwatchingmovies46becausethepeoplespoketoofast.ZhangHuisaid47joiningtheEnglishcornerwasthebestwaytoimproveherEnglish.Shecouldgetlotsofpracticeandalsohavefunthere.KarlMarxsaid,“Whenoneislearningaforeignlanguage,hemust48theforeignlanguage.”Asayinggoes,“Practicemakesperfect.”WhenwelearnEnglish,weshouldread49,speakmore,listentoEnglishfromtimetotimeandpracticewritingeveryday.Don’tbeafraidofmakingmistakes.Only50thisway,canwelearnitwell.()41.A.afewB.littleC.fewD.alittle()42.A.ofB.forC.toD.about()43.A.readingB.readC.readsD.toread()44.A.lovedB.hatedC.enjoyD.likes()45.A.directorsB.actorsC.singersD.dancers()46.A.interestingB.easyC.difficultD.beautiful()47.A.thatB.whoC.whenD.where()48.A.isusingB.usesC.usedD.use()49.A.muchB.moreC.manyD.most()50.A.underB.onC.withD.in（四）Trafficisbecomingworseandworseinbigcities.Heavytraffichascausedalotof21topeople’slifeandwork.Forexample,peoplehavetogetup22togotoworkontimeandcomebackverylatewhentheirworkis23.Therearemanycauses(原因)for24problems,butthefollowingmaybethemostimportantones.Onecauseisthegreatincrease(增長)inthe25ofprivatecars.Carsneedmorespacebutthey26fewerpeople.Whenmoreandmorecarsappear,roadsandstreetsbecomevery27.Italsocausesairpollution.Theothercauseisthatsomepeopledon’tcareabouttraffic28.Theycrossthestreetsevenwhenthetrafficlightsarestill29.Thismayeasilycausetrafficaccidents.Buthowcanwe30theseproblemsIthinkifwegooutbybusorbybikemoreoften,we’llusecarsless.Itmaybeahelpfulway.21.A.suggestionsB.problemsC.typesD.imaginations22.A.quietlyB.lateC.gentlyD.early23.A.overB.onC.inD.out24.A.foodB.waterC.trafficD.electricity25.A.priceB.numberC.populationD.distance26.A.giveB.useC.makeD.carry27.A.wideB.longC.crowdedD.empty28.A.rulesB.waysC.reportsD.dates29.A.greenB.redC.yellowD.black30.A.discussB.thinkC.forgetD.solve（五）Aheadmasterdecidedtohonortheteachersinhisschooltoshowhisthanksfortheirhardwork..Hetoldthem16theymadeadifferenceintheirjobs.Thenhegave17ofthemablueribbonthatread,“WhoIAmMakesaDifference.”O(jiān)neoftheteacherswantedtotakethisideaintoherstudents.Onedaytheteachernoticedaboyinherclasswas18.Shewenttohimandaskedhimthereason.Theboytoldherthathisfatherhadbeenworrying19hisjobandoftenpunishedhimforsomelittlethings.20whathesaid,theteacherdecidedtogivehimtheribbontocheerhimup.Shesaid,“Dearboy,21yourfatherhasdonedoesn’tmeanthelackofloveforyou.Heneedsyourunderstanding.Here’saribbonforyou.Wouldyoulike22thisribbonandpassitonLet’skeepthisceremony23andfindouthowitaffectspeople.”Thatnighttheboysatbesidehisfatherandsaid,“Dadtodaymyteachergavemeablueribbonforbeingkindandaskedmetofindsomebodyelsetohonor.I’dliketogiveittoyou.Iwanttoletyouknowhow24Iloveyouandhowmuchyoumeantome.”Thefatherwasverysurprised,andhewasmoved25.Hesaidwithtearsinhiseyes,“Ialmostlostmyconfidenceinmyjob.Butwithyourencouragementandlove,Ihavemyconfidenceagain.Thankyou,myson.Iloveyou,too.”16.A.whenB.whyC.howD.what17.A.everyB.eachC.everyoneD.all18.A.happyB.excitedC.unhappyD.exciting19.A.aboutB.atC.withD.on20.A.HeardB.HearingC.HearD.Tohear21.A.whatB.howC.whetherD.which22.A.takeB.takingC.tookD.totake23.A.goesB.togoC.goingD.go24.A.deepB.deeplyC.strongD.well25.A.alsoB.tooC.eitherD.aswell（六）InlearningEnglish,oneshouldfirstpayattentiontolisteningandspeaking.Itisthegroundworkofreadingandwriting.You’dbetter21yourbesttospeakwhileyoudomuchlistening.Don'tbe22ofmakingmistakes.Butbecarefulnottoletthemstopyoufromimprovingyour23.Whileyouaredoingthis,agood24istowrite---keepadiary,writenotesorletters.Thenifyoucan,asksomeotherstogothrough25youhavewrittenandtellyouwherethereisamistake.Manymistakesinyourspeakingwillbe26foundwhenyouwrite.Throughcorrectingthemistakes,youcandobetterinlearningEnglish.Ifyouareslowinspeaking,don't27aboutit.Oneofthehelpfulwaysisreading,eitheraloudortoyourself.Theimportantthingistochoose28interestingtoread.Itneedn’tbetoodifficultforyou.Whenyouarereading29thisway,don'tstopto30thewordsifyoucanguesstheirmeaningswhentheyhavenothingtodowiththesentence.Youcandothatsomeothertime.()21.A.haveB.sendC.makeD.try()22.A.sureB.afraidC.proudD.tired()23.A.EnglishB.ChineseC.JapaneseD.French()24.A.startB.ideaC.wayD.manner()25.A.howB.whenC.whyD.what()26.A.happilyB.easilyC.reallyD.slowly()27.A.talkB.fearC.worryD.hurry()28.A.somethingB.everythingC.anythingD.nothing()29.A.ofB.onC.atD.in()30.A.lookatB.lookforC.lookupD.lookover（七）InsomebookstoresofGermanyGoldmanPress,alargenumberofbooksweremissingeveryyearandthismadethebookstorestaffquite21,Usually,attheendofeachyear,thenamesandnumbersoftheselostbookswouldbewritteninaformandtheformwouldbe22inthebookstoreinordertoremindthestaff.Oneday,aleaderofthepressfoundtheformby23whenhewasmakinganinspection(視察)inthebookstores.Hewaseveninspired.Afterhereturnedtothepress,hebeganpublishingthosebooksthatwerestolenmostfrequently.InFrankfurt,aworldwidebookfair(書市)is24everyyear.Atthefair,everypublisherwilltrytousedifferentwaystoimprovethe25oftheirownbooks.ButGoldmanPresshadaspecialstyle---theyshoweda26of“thetengreatestGermanbooksthatwerestolenmostfrequently”,Asaresult,thelistattracted(吸引)alargenumberofbooksellerscomingto27thebooks.ThatmadeGoldmanPressthe28winneronthebookfair.Thebooksellersmightbelieve29thepublishinghousesadvertised,buttheybelieveofthefactthatthebooksthatwerestolenmostfrequentlyare30readers’favoriteonesandcertainlytheywouldbecomethemostpopularbooks.21.A.pleasedB.annoyedC.satisfiedD.excited22.A.hungB.soldC.cleanedD.lent23.A.mistakeB.purposeC.accidentD.order24.A.happenedB.usedC.openedD.held25.A.qualityB.saleC.styleD.size26.A.listB.numberC.kindD.pair27.A.readB.buyC.orderD.steal28.A.leastB.biggestC.mostactiveD.mostexpense29.A.thatB.whatC.whoD.whether30.A.hardlyB.seldomC.neverD.usually（八）WillyoubehappyifyouhaveanewNikeT－shirton?Probablyyouwill.Butwhatifyouseeafriend1amorefashionable(時(shí)髦的)andmorebeautifulone?Youmaynotfeelassatisfied2youexpecttoandthefeelingofhappinessmaydisappearinaminute.Whyarewenotsohappyasweshouldbe?Thesecretis:wefocusonwhatwewantinsteadofwhatwehave.Wekeepmakingourlistofdesires(愿望)longerandlonger.Asaresult,wearenotpleasedwithwhatwehave3owned.Wesaytoourselves,“I’llbehappywhenthisdesireissatisfied.”However,anotherdesireappearswhenthisoneismet.So,westilldon’tfeelhappythoughwehavegotwhatwewant.Happiness4wh