Unit 5 语法填空专练 2022-2023学年人教版英语九年级全册

Unit5语法填空专练2022—2023人教版英语九年级NameGrade第一节语法填空。阅读下面短文，在空白处填入一个适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。AMyhouseisonahill.Therewasonlyasmallparkingplace.As1.sonnewdriver,1wassoscaredwhenIrealizedIwouldhavetoreverse(倒车)outofthedriveway.I2.(know)thatifIparkedbackwards,itwouldbeeasiertogetoutlater.ButitwasimpossibleIcoulddothatway.Forthree3.(month),Ididn'teventhinkoftrying.Ialwaysparkedforward.4.oneday,Isuddenlythoughttomyself,“HowamIevergoingtoknowwhetherIcandoitifIdon'teventry?”SoIstartedmycar,wentdownthathill,turnedaroundandreversed.Imade5..Igotintotheparkingplace.Thecardidn'thitonesinglething.Asweekswenton,Icontinuedtrying.ThemoreIpracticed,the6.(well)Idid.ButIhadneverpracticedparkinginthedarkbefore.ThenIdecided7.(push)myself.SoItookthechallenge.WhenIslowlydrovetotheparkingplace,Icouldn'tsee8.(something).Myheartwasbeating9.(quick).AmomentlaterIguessedIwasgettingsomewhere,Iletthecargo.Oh,mygod!Thecarhitatree.Ihadmadeamistakeaboutthedistanceofthecar.ButI10.(try)itafterall.BChinaisfamousformany11.(produce)tea,silk,china,kitesandotherwell-knowntraditionalChineseartforms.Thetea12.(plant)inmanydifferentareasinChina.AnxiandHangzhouare13.(wide)knownfortheirtea.Silkhasbeenaroundforabout5,000years.Butbeforethat,peopleputon14.(leaf).Silkandcottonwerefirstusedfor15.(make)clothes.Later,richfamiliesevenusedsilktopaint.MostwesternpeoplebelievechinaisoneofthesymbolsofChina.16.(it)best-knownbrandcomesfromJingdezhen.Weifang,ShandongistheKiteCityinChina.Thelocalpeopletherearegoodatmakingand17.(process)kites.AninternationalkitefestivalisheldinWeifangeveryyear.The18.(compete)frommanydifferentpartsoftheworldtakepartinit.DuringtheSpringFestival,paper19.(cut)areputonwindows,doorsandwallsassymbolsofwishesforgoodluckandahappynewyear.Apairofscissorsandsomeredpaperareused2().(complete)everything.CTheWeifangInternationalKiteFestivalis21.(hold)duringApril20toApril25everyyearinWeifang,People'sRepublicofChina.Weifang,Shandong,Chinaisknownasthekitecapitaloftheworld,22.peopleconsiderWeifangtobethebirthplaceofkites.Eachspring,peopleinthecity23.(fly)kitesasaleisureoutdooractivity.OnApril1,1984,24.thehelpandsupportoftheChairmanoftheSeattleKiteAssociation,DavidCheckley,thefirst25.(internation)KiteFestivalwasheldinWeifang.OnApril1,1988,WeifangInternationalKiteFestivalagreedthatWeifangis26.(call)the"KiteCapital”.Inthefollowingyear,duringthe27.(six)KiteFestival,theInternationalKiteFederationwasfoundedbyrepresentatives(代表)fromChina,theUSA,Japan,theUK,Italy,andothertwelve28.(country),andtheheadquarter(总部)was29.setinWeifang.DuringtheFestival,aperformancewillbeheldintheevening.ManyfamousChinese30.(sing)willgiveperformancesattheshow.DChineseNewYear'sEveisatimeforfamiliestobetogether.Wherevertheyare,peopleareexpectedtogobackhometocelebratethefestivalwiththeir31.(family).TheReunion(团圆)DinnerTheNewYear'sEvedinner32.(call)4treuniondinner”，andisbelievedtobethe33.(important)mealoftheyearbecauseithasmanymeaningfuldishes.Bigfamiliesofseveralgenerations(代)34.(sit)aroundtablesandenjoythefoodandtimetogether.Disheswith35.(luck)meaningsmustbeincludedinthedinnersuchasfish,dumplings,andspringrolls(春卷).SomeChineseworship(拜)theirancestorsbeforethereuniondinner36.(show)thattheyareputtingtheirancestorsfirst.WhattoEat—TopLuckyFoodsFoodfortheNewYearhasthesymbol37.luckymeanings.FishisamustfortheNewYear'sreuniondinner38.itmeans"surplus”(剩余的).Thesefoodsareservedduringthe16dayholidayseasonfromthecvcoftheChineseNewYeartotheLanternFestival.StayingupforMidnightCelebrationsChinesepeoplehavethecustomof39.(stay)uplateonourNewYear'sEvetowelcomethenewyear'sarrival.Afterreuniondinner,familiesusuallysittogethertowatchtheSpringFestivalGala(春节联欢晚会).It'soneofthemostpopularTVshowsinChina.Atthesametime,mostpeoplesendWeChatHongbaoorshortmessagestofriendsand40.(relative)byphone.ELastSaturday,Iwentouttoseeafilmaftersupper.Onmy41tothecinema,ImetanEnglishman.Helookedpuzzled.SoIwalkeduptohimandsaid42tohim.His43namewasKevin.IaskedifIcouldhelphim.Hetoldmehehad44hisway.SoI45uptheopportunitytoseethefilmandtookKevintohishotel.46goingthere,Itoldhimthegreatchangesthathadtakenplaceinmyhometowninthe47fewyearsandKevintoldme48interestingabouthiscountry.ThoughIdidn'tseethefilm,Ifeltvery49,forIhadnotonlyhelpedKevingetoutof50butalsopracticedmyspokenEnglish.IalsorealizedthatifIhadnotworkedhardatEnglish,IwouldnothavebeenabletohelpKevin.FPapercuttingcanbeseeninmanypartsofChinaduringtheSpringFestival.51(actual)ithasalonghistoryofover1,500years.However,theancientart52isatriskofdisappearing.VbyoWoo,apapercuttingartist,workshardandhopestobringtheartbacktolife.VoyoWoobegantostudytheartofpapercutting53shewas14yearsoldinherhometowninSoutheastChina.Allthestudentsatschoolhadtolearntheart.Butshe54(develop)aspecialloveforit.Soherteachergaveherextra55(train)afterclass.Ms.WoocametotheU.S.aftershe56(finish)collegein2008.WhenintheUS,shewasoften57(invite)toperformpapercuttingatallkindsof58(event).Soonafter,shedecidedtospreadChinesepapercuttingtotherestoftheworld.Ms.Woosaid,“Isawsomanypeoplecomingto59(I)andaskingaboutpapercutting.Iwassurprised.Chineseartisforallpeople.Ithinkit*stimetopromote(发扬)papercuttingtoAmericanpeople60anyonewhoisinterested.PerhapsitwillalsodrawmoreandmoreChinesepeople'sattentionandmakethemtakeaninterestinit.”GDoyoulikeeatingraisins(葡萄干)?Theyaredriedgrapesthathavebeeneaten61(wide)forthousandsofyears.Nearly3,500yearsago,thefirstraisinswere62(discover)asgrapesthatweredryinginthesunonavine(藤).Inthepast,Europeansusedraisinsasmedicineandevenasaf63ofmoney.InAmerica,raisinswereseenafteran187364(hot)waveinCaliforniadestroyeditsvaluablegrapes,leavingonlydriedbuttastygrapes.Soon,some65(farm)begandevelopingseedless(无籽的)grapesinCalifornia.Thesegrapeswouldbe66(dry)inthesunandbecamethepopulardarkraisinweeatandenjoytoday.Later,therewasakindofgoldenraisin.Itwasmadebytreatinggrapeswithachemicalandusingsomespecialmethodsto67them.Today,centralCalifornia68(remain)thecenteroftheworld'sraisinindustry.Itcan69(product)nearly95percentoftheworld'sraisins.70(it)sunnyclimateandhottemperaturesprovidetheperfectconditionsforgrapesthataredriedintoraisins.HInatowninFrance,therewasafarmerwholivedalone.Everydayhe71.(sell)apoundofbuttertohisneighbor,whowasabaker.Onedaythebakerdecidedtoweighthebuttertosee72.hewasgettingapound.Afterheweighedit,hefoundthathewasn't.Thebakerthentookthefarmertothejudge(法官).Thejudgewantedtoknowthefanner'swaystoweighthebutter.Thefarmerreplied,”I'mso73.(poverty)thatIdonothaveenoughmoneytobuyanythingtoweighit.74.,Idohaveakindofscale(天平)."Thejudgeasked,"Then75.doyouweighthebutter?”Thefarmerreplied,"Beforethebakerstartedbuyingbutterfromme,Ihadboughtbreadfromhim.SonoweverytimewhenI76.(bring)homethebreadfromthebaker,Iputitonthescaleandgivehimthebutterofthesame77.(weigh)."Wealwaysgetbackwhatwegivetoothers.Wheneveryoutakeaction,askyourselfthisquestion,"AmIhonest?"Honestyordishonestycanbecomeahabit.Somedishonestpeoplecanlie78.aredface.Otherslieso79.(many)thattheydonotevenknowwhatthetruthisanymo