九年级上完形填空.doc

6(1)As we all know that artists and writers usually work lone, with no one else around. But most of my friends work with other people, and they tell me that they would never have things 1 if they worked alone. I was born in a small village of the country where people knew everyone else. They knew everyone except a writer who kept himself 2 . By the time I was old enough 3 peoples names, he had been living in the village for at least ten years, but the villagers still took him as a 4 ! Every morning he would walk down to the small market to do his shopping, and although he smiled to everyone he met, 5 only two or three would return his greetings. Just as times, someone would ask him 6 , and every time his answer would almost be the same: “ Im still writing the book.” And that was all we ever learned about him because 7 had ever visited his house. I 8 once walking up to his house with three or four other boys to see if we could find what he was doing. We climbed up to the window and looked 9 , expecting our writer typing 10 at his desk. To our surprise, he was seen sitting in an armchair, reading a newspaper. ( )1. A. do B. to do C. done D. doing( )2. A. famous B. free C. alone D. busy( )3. A. to learn B. learn C. learning D. learned( )4. A. stranger B. strange C. more strange D. most strange( )5. A. but B. / C. or D. and( )6. A. what he was done B. what has he done C. what he was doing D. what was he doing( )7. A. no one B. someone C. everyone D. anyone( )8. A. forgot B. forget C. remembered D. remember( )9. A at B. in C. out D. to( )10. A. busy B. busier C. busiest D. busily15 BCAAB 610 CACBD( 2 )You have often 1 people talk about work. Perhaps you have 2 your friends about how hard you worked to get something done. However, you may have done no work 3 you think you worked hard. A boy is bushing a big box very hard, but the box is 4 heavy for him to move and he may 5 to push against the box. 6 the language of science, he has not done 7 work. Can you think you are working when you are studying or talking? In science, work is only done when a force moves something that has weight through a distance. Work = force distance moved. 8 you want to find out whether work is done, 9 yourself, “Is a push or a pull moving something through a distance ?” If your answer is “ 10 “ , then work is being done. ( )1. A. asked B. wanted C. listened D. heard( )2. A. said B. told C. talked D. spoken( )3. A. though B. so that C. while D. because( )4. A. very B. so C. too D. such( )5. A. be afraid B. be sure C. not like D. like( )6. A. In B. With C. As D. For( )7. A. a B. no C. some D. any( )8. A. If B. After C. While D. As soon as ( )9. A. to ask B. just ask C. only think D. to think( )10. A. Right B. Good C. Well D. Yes15 DBCCA 610 ADABD( 3 )Vitamins are a discovery of this century. A hundred years 1 , no one knew anything 2 them. The vitamins are 3 by letters of alphabet. Vitamin A 4 by the eyes. There is Vitamin A in milk, butter and green vegetables. It 5 by the body. Vitamin B must be supplied 6 by some of our food. The skins 7 grains of all sorts have Vitamin B in them. Vitamin C is very important 8 the body. Without it 9 teeth will become loose and their arms and legs will become weak. Oranges and tomatoes 10 Vitamin C in them. ( )1. A. before B. front C. ago D. ahead( )2. A. about B. of C in D. for( )3. A. naming B. named C. is named D. names( )4. A. needs B. need C. is needed D. was needed( )5. A. stores B. be stored C. can store D. can be stored( )6. A. times B. in not time C. all the time D. any time ( )7. A. of B. to C. on D. in ( )8. A. for B.at C. with D. to( )9. A. people B. peoples C. peoples D. peoples( )10. A. has B. have C. there is D. there are 15 CABCD 6-10 CADCB( 4 )Most adults once studied at school, had classes and did their homework every day. The same 1 is going on at school now. 2 it seems that doing weekend homework is 3 problem for the modern students. All the students agree that weekend homework should be abolished. Its 4 for them studying at school five days a week. They have a lot of interests. With homework to do on Saturday and Sunday, when can they find 5 to help around the house, go and see a football or basketball game or a good film, join in family recreations, or just have 6 at home? Because of these other activities, their homework cant be finished until 7 . So their weekend homework is usually done in such a hurry that on Monday teachers are 8 and often threaten to fail the whole class of students because they know nothing about the 9 . IF there was no weekend homework for the students to do, they would be happy to go to school on Monday 10 having a good rest and to learn what the teachers teach. ( )1. A. thing B. school C. class D. homework( )2. A. Also B. But C. Still D. Though( )3. A. no B. another C. one D. other( )4. A. not enough B. enough C. no good D. no use( )5. A. friends B. time C. places D. money( )6. A. a rest B. an exam C. a lesson D. a picnic( )7. A. Monday afternoon B. Saturday afternoon C. Friday night D. Sunday night( )8. A. pleased B. sorry C. unhappy D. not worried ( )9. A. lesson B. games C. interests D. activities( )10. A. until B when C. before D. after 15 ABCBB 610 ADCAD( 5 )A teacher was asking a student a lot of questions, but the student 1 answer any of them. The teacher then decided to ask him 2 questions so that he could get 3 right. “Who was Beethoven?” She asked. The student answered “He was American.” After he 4 . “ 5 . He was a German musician.” The teacher said. She 6 a little angry now. 7 she was trying not to show it. Then she asked “Who was the first president of the United States?” The student thought for a long time, but he did not say 8 . Then the teacher got very angry and 9 ,” George Washington!” The stud