译林版初中九年级英语完形填空集中训练50题含参考答案

译林版初中九年级英语完形填空集中训练50题含答案

一、完形填空

Davidisatallboy.Thereare1peopleinhisfomily.TheyareMr.Green,Mrs

Green,Davidandhis2,Rose.David'sfatherworksina（n）3.Heisan

officeworker.Hismother4abus.Sheisadriver.Davidisthirteen5old.

HeisinGradeEight.Heisa6.Davidandhissisterarcinthesame7.In

themorning,theyusually8at7:00.Thentheyhavebreakfast9home.

OnSundays,David'sparentsdon'tgotowork.DavidandRosehave10classes.

Theyoftengotothezooor（或者jdosomeshopping.Thisisahappyfamily.

1.A.threeB.fourC.five

2.A.sisterB.fatherC.mother

3.A.schoolB.hospitalC.office

4.A.showsB.takesC.drives

5.A.weeksB.yearsC.months

6.A.teacherB.workerC.student

7.A.schoolB.officeC.hospital

8.A.gotoworkB.getupC.gotoschool

9.A.inB.onC.at

10.A.noB.notC.some

Therearesomanybeautifulplacesaroundtheworld,butmyrecommendationfbr

travellingisXinjiang.Tome,Xiiriangislikeadreamlandfullofwonderfullandscapes（风

景）,bloomingflowersandamazing11.

Xinjiangisinthe12ofChina.The13thereisverypleasant.It'ssunny,

coolanddry.Ithasacombination（联合）ofdiflerenttypesofnaturallandscapes,from

lakes.14meadows（草地）.snowmountainstodesert.It'samagicalplaceandallyou

needistostandwhereveryoulikeandtake15、justlikeme!

Therearcsomanydeliciousfoods.Tonamejustafew:mutton佯肉），16.local

yogurt,freshfruitsand,ofcourse,raisins（葡萄干）.Amongallofthem,themost17

foodsarekebab（烤肉）andalocalpancakewhichwecallnang.

IhadsomuchfiinandsomanygreatmemoriesinXinjiang.Itriednew18every

day.Forexample,Idressedinlocalpeople'sbeautifulclothes.I19camelsandeven

walkedacrossasmallpartofadesert.Tome,notonlyaninteresting20,butalso

ajourneyofdiscovery（发现）andadventure（冒险）.

11.A.picturesB.animalsC.foodsD.festivals

12.A.north-eastB.north-westC.south-eastD.south-west

13.A.weatherB.grassC.fruitD.air

14.A.riversB.poolsC.villagesD.forests

15.A.tripsB.photosC.bikesD.planes

16.A.beefB.juiceC.snowD.dance

17.A.expensiveB.modemC.famousD.interesting

18.A.placesB.foodsC.jobsD.things

19.A.watchedB.rodeC.boughtD.checked

20.A.planB.storyC.tripD.dream

Jack21inasmalltowninEngland.HealwaysstayedinEngland22his

holidays,butlastyearhethought,"I'veneverbeento23countries.Allmyfriendsgo

toSpain,24theylikeitverymuch,sothisyearI'mgoingthere,too."Sohegotona

25toSpainand26attheairportofthecapital,Madrid,andstayedinahotel

fbrafewdays.Onthefirstmorninghewent27fbrawalk.InEnglandpeopledrive

ontheleft,butinSpaintheydriveontheright.Jackfbrgotaboutthis,and28hewas

walkingonabusystreet,abicycleknockedhimdown.

Jack29onthegroundfbrafewminutesandthenhesatupandsaid,“Wheream

I?”Justthenanoldmansellingmapswentpasthim.WhenheheardJack'swords,hesaidto

him30,“Mapsofthecity,sir?55

21.A.flewB.livedC.wentD.dropped

22.A.forB.offC.withD.into

23.A.allB.bothC.otherD.any

24.A.andB.butC.thoughD.however

25.A.busB.planeC.trainD.bike

26.A.reachedB.leftC.arrivedD.stayed

27.A.downB.upC.awayD.out

28.A.beforeB.whileC.sinceD.after

29.A.layB.stoodC.fellD.jumped

30.A.onceagainB.ontimeC.attimesD.atonce

阅读下面A、B两篇短文，掌握其大意，从题中所给的A、B、C三个选项中，选择可

以填入相应空白处的最佳答案。

Peopleoftenuse“Choubaguai“toplayjokesonothcrs,looks.However,atfirst,this

worddidnotreferto31people.IntheQingDynasty,therewasaspecialgroupof

eightpaintersinYangzhou:JinNong,ZhengXie,HuangShen,LiShan,LiFangying,Wang

Shishen,LuoPinandGaoXiang.Mostofthemwerebomintopoorfamilies.Sotheyput

theirfeelingsaboutlifeintopaintingsby32howcommonpeoplelived.These

paintingsweredifferentfrom33ofotherartists.

Otherartistsdidn'tliketheirpaintings.Theydismissed（对...不屑一提）themas

“YangzhouBaguai”.Theirpaintings34"Choubaguai“bysomeartists.However,

commonpeoplewereinterestedintheirpaintings.Theirpaintingstylesstillhaveagreat

35onpaintersinmodemtimes.

31.A.strangeB.uglyC.Perfect

32.A.landingB.supportingC.showing

33.A.thatB.thoseC.these

34.A.calledB.arecalledC.werecalled

35.A.influenceB.introductionC.situation

Peopleliveindifferenthouses.Youmayknowawooden（木制］的）houseorapaper

house.Butdoyouknowa（n）36house?

In2008,thefirsticehouseinNorthAmericaopeneditsdoortowelcomesometourists.

Thefloors,windowsandwallsarcallmade37icc.Ithastenbedrooms

38twentypeoplecanstaythereeachnightTouriststothehouse39onice

beds,sitonicechairsandeatfromiceplates.Thetoiletsarenotmadeofice,ofcourse.It's

usuallybelowzero,becauseitisvery40insidethehouse.Thenhowdothetourists

41warm?Theyhaveto42specialclothes.Theseclothescanmake

43feelwarmuntilmorning.

Workersspendaboutfour44makingtheicehouse.Touristscanonlystayin

thisicchouseinwinter.It,s45inhotsummer.Becausethishouseissospecial,itis

becomingpopularwithyoungpeople.

36.A.toyB.iccC.water

37.A.ofB.fromC.at

38.A.butB.becauseC.and

39.A.lieB.standC.change

40.A.coldB.hotC.bright

41.A.tokeepB.keepC.keeping

42.A.makeB.wearC.dress

43.A.themB.youC.it

44.A.minutesB.weeksC.years

45.A.closedB.openC.close

的

Thereisaman46Rubikwhoinventedaspecialcube.HecalleditMagic

Cube（魔方）.Ithasbecomeoneof47puzzlegames（益智游戏）allovertheworld.

RubikwasbominHungary（匈牙利）48WorldWarZI.Rubik'sfamilywasvery

interesting.Hismotherwasapoet.Shewasafreethinkerwhoputherthoughtsoflifeto

paper.Hisfatherwasanaircraftengineer.WhenRubikwasachild,histhoughtshadtobe

veryspecialandexact.Rubikwas49byhisparents.Helovedsculpture（雕亥ij）,and

wenttocollegetostudyartandsculpture.After50,hewasn't51.Hewent

backtocollegeandstudiedarchitecture（建筑学）.

Rubik52hisfamouscubein1974.ltwasnothisplantocreateanewtoy.Hewas

only53inhowtodesignthingshimself.Rubiksaid,“Itwaswonderfultoseehowthe

colorsbecamemixedafteronlyafewturns.Afterawhile,Ithoughtitwastime54

back,soIwanttoputthecolorsbackin55.AnditwasatthatmomentthatIfacedthe

bigchallenge:Whatwasthewayhome?"Thus,thefirstMagicCubewasinvented.

46.A.name'sB.namedC.names

47.A.popularB.themorepopularC.themostpopular

48.A.duringB.ofC.at

49.A.takencareB.takenafterC.takencareof

50.A.graduateB.graduationC.educational

51.A.happyB.pleasantC.satisfied

52.A.inventedB.foundC.discovered

53.A.interestB.interestedC.interesting

54.A.goB.goingC.togo

55.A.timeB.turnC.order

通读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后在各题所给的四个选项（A、B、C和D）中选出一

个最佳选项。

Danisamiddleschoolstudentandheis14yearsold.56aunthasahotelina

bigcity.ThisyearheworksasadoormanofthehotelinsummerholidayThehotelis

57.Itisjustopenfortwoweeks.

ItisThursday.Thisishisfirstweekatwork.Helikeshisjob58hedoesn't

likeonething.Everydaymanypeopleaskhim,“Doyouhaveawatch?59isit,

please?”Heisnothappyaboutthis.

Dansaystohimself"Idon'twantto60allthosepeopleagainandagain.I'm

goingtobuyabig61.AndIcanputituponthewallheretomorrow.”

Thenthepeoplecanseeaclockonthewallon62.AndDansaystohimself

“Nowpeople63seetheclockandtheywon'tstopandaskmeaboutthetime

again."So,heis64again.

Butafterthat,alotofpeoplestillstop,65theclockandthenaskDan,“Is

thisclockright?”Dandoesn'tknowhowtoanswerthequestion.

56.A.MyB.YourC.HisD.Her

57.A.bigB.smallC.oldD.new

58.A.andB.thenC.soD.but

59.A.HowB.WhereC.WhattimeD.Whatcolor

60.A.seeB.answerC.meetD.watch

61.A.clockB.watchC.deskD.chair

62.A.ThursdayB.FridayC.SaturdayD.Sunday

63.A.mustB.mustn'tC.canD.can't

64.A.sorryB.fineC.happyD.sad

65.A.lookatB.askfbrC.listentoD.putup

WhenIwasabout14yearsold,Ihadafriendwholikedtotellmemyshortcomings（缺

点）.Forexample,Iwasveryshort.Iwasn'tatopstudent,Italkedtoomuch,Iwastooproud

andsoon.IbecamesoangrythatIcouldn't66heratlast.Irantomy67

withtearsinmyeyes.

Helistenedtome68andasked,“Arcthethingsshesaystrueornot?Jane,

didn'tyouever69whatyou'rereallylike?Goandmakealistofeverythingshesaid

andmarkthepointsthatare70.Paynoattentiontotheotherthingsshesaid."Idid

ashetoldme.Tomygreatsurprise,Idiscoveredthatabouthalfthethingsweretrue.SomeI

couldn'tchange,likebeingvery71.ButmanyIcouldandIwantedtochange.For

thefirsttime,Ihadabetterunderstandingofmyself.

IbroughtthelistbacktoDaddy.He72toreadit."That'sjustfbryou”hesaid,

“Youknow73thananyotherpersonthetruthaboutyourself.When74

saidaboutyouistrue,you'llfinditwillbeofhelptoyou.Don'tshutyourears.Listento

themall,75onlyhearthetruthanddowhatyouknow.Itistherightthingtodo.”

66.A.hearB.standC.describeD.forget

67.A.fatherB.teacherC.friendD.mother

68.A.excitedlyB.directlyC.quietlyD.quickly

69.A.decideB.enjoyC.wonderD.remember

70.A.importantB.necessaryC.wrongD.true

71.A.carelessB.proudC.topD.short

72.A.refusedB.agreedC.hatedD.hurried

73.A.worseB.closerC.betterD.earlier

74.A.somethingB.anythingC.nothingD.everything

75.A.soB.butC.andD.or

LastweekendwhenIwaswalkinginthelocalpark,Inoticedagroupofboyspicking

on（找茬）asmallboy.Theywerecallinghimnamcs（辱骂）.They

even76himtothegroundandkickedhimintheface.77I

sawthat,Iwalkedovertothegroup.

Istoodbetweenthemandthesmallboy,andaskedpolitely78thissmallboy

haddonc.Oncoftheboys79,“Hedidnothing.He'sjustweird（古怪的）."ThenI

askedanotherboyifhethoughtthesmallboywasweird,andthe80was^No.^So.I

askedthemwhattheword"weird"81.Oneoftheboyssaid,“Different.”

Itoldthemthateveryoneis82,andthattheyalllookedjustasdifferentto

thesmallboyashedidtothcm.Thcyallstood83fbramomcnt.Andthenthe

most84thinghappcncd.Oncoftheboyshelpedthesmallboyofftheground

andsaidX5tohim.Heeveninvitedhimtoplaytogether.

Ithankedtheboyforbeingso86.AsIlookedaround,Irealizedthatthere

weremanyotherpeopleintheparkbut87elsehadstoppedtohelpthesmall

boy.Ifelt88thatoneoftheboyswasstrongenoughtostandupagainsthis

friendstohelpsomeoneinneed,butIfeltsadthatnooneelsehad89takena

secondlook.

IhopethatI'vehelpedtheboys90thattheycouldhavemadeadifference

withalittleefibrt.Maybenexttim?theywillbetheoneswhochoosetohelp.

76.A.shookB.turnedC.pushedD.checked

77.A.WhenB.BeforeC.UnlessD.Though

78.A.howB.whatC.whichD.where

79.A.greetedB.requiredC.remindedD.replied

80.A.wayB.signC.answerD.problem

81.A.changedB.remainedC.meantD.became

82.A.differentB.greatC.importantD.weak

83.A.angrilyB.silentlyC.stronglyD.wisely

84.A.boringB.amazingC.fiinnyD.strange

85.A.thanksB.goodbyeC.helloD.sorry

86.A.fairB.cleverC.braveD.proud

87.A.everybodyB.anybodyC.somebodyD.nobody

88.A.happyB.nervousC.patientD.upset

89.A.neverB.alreadyC.stillD.even

90.A.decideB.realizeC.suggestD.promise

IntheTangDynasty,therewasafamouspoet91namewasLiBai.Hewasbom

inapoorfamily.Andhedied92AD762.Whenhewasyoung,hedidn'tlikereading.

Once,hesawanoldwoman93anironpestle（杵）whenhewas94from

school.LiBaiwasvery95.Heasked96thatfbr.Theoldwomansaidshe

wouldgrindtheironpestleintoaneedle（针）.LiBai97、“Thepestleissothick,and

whencanitbegrounddowntoaneedle?”

Theoldwomansmiled,“Myboy,wherethereisawill,thereisaway!Thepestleis

thick,butifIgrinditeveryday,itcanbegrounddownintoaneedle98.AmIright?^^

LiBaithoughttohimself,“Whatshesaidisright.Nothingintheworldis99ifI

setmymindonit.Itisallthesametothestudy.IfIputmyheartintoit,can'tIstudywell?”

LiBaiunderstoodthetruth.Afterthat,hestudieddiligently（勤奋地）.Atlasthebecame

afamouspoet,and_100agoodnamefbrmorethanathousandyears.

91.A.whoB.whoseC.thatD.which

92.A.inB.onC.atD.of

93.A.grindB.groundC.grindingD.grinds

94.A.onhiswayhomeB.onhiswaytohomeC.inhiswayto

homeD.inhiswayhome

95.A.surpriseB.surprisedC.surprisingD.suqjrises

96.A.whatshewasdoingB.whyshewasdoingC.whatwasshe

doingD.whywasshedoing

97.A.stoppedB.wonderedC.likedD.played

98.A.intheendB.attheendofC.bytheendD.totheend

99.A.easytomeB.hardtomeC.easyfbrmeD.hardfbrme

100.A.leftB.gaveC.showedD.put

EileenGu,aChinese-Americanskier（滑雪运动员）,isalreadydreamingofgoldmedals

at2022WinterOlympicGames.101,shewon'treceivehermedalsundertheUS

flag.GuwillcompetefbrChina.

GuwasbomtoanAmericanfatherandaChinesemother.She102inSan

Francisco.Shelivedtherefbrovertenyears.Thegirl,however,hasalwaysbeen

103thatshehasaChineseroot（根）.ShespeaksChinesewellandcallsherselfa

“Beijinggirl”.

Gu（04skiingwhenshewasonlythree.Shegotherfirst105atthe

ageofnine,andGucompetedfbrtheUnitedStatesinthatcompetition.Hopingto

106tensofmillionsofChinesechildrentoloveskiing,inJune,2019,thegirl

joinedTeamChina.

GuhasG7broughtChinesemedals.InAugust,2019,sheG8the

AustralianNewZealandCup.Theyoungskierwontwogoldmedalsinthecompetition.Her

109congratulatedheronline.Afterthecompetition,thenumberofthemeven

increasedto200,000.Peoplecalledhera“bomskier”.

Gusayssheisonlygettingstarted.HowmanygoldmedalswillshewinfbrChinaatthe

2022Games?The110maysurpriseusall!Let'swaitandsee.

101.A.HoweverB.BesidesC.MoreoverD.Otherwise

102.A.madeupB.spedupC.grewupD.cheeredup

103.A.relaxedB.madC.afraidD.proud

104.A.startedB.forgotC.keptD.regretted

105.A.abilityB.winC.jobD.subject

106.A.encourageB.allowC.inviteD.advise

107.A.alreadyB.almostC.neverD.seldom

108.A.sufferedfromB.joinedinC.setupD.paidfbr

109.A.relativesB.classmatesC.coachesD.fans

110.A.standardB.policyC.resultD.reason

RedisthecolorofChina.Amongallthe111,redismosteasilyseen.The

colorredisfreshandpure,112inChinawecallitChinaRed.Chinesepeopleare

attractedbythecolorrednotonlybecauseitmakespeopleexcited,butalsobecauseithas

113meaninginChinesecultureandhistory.

Nocountryintheworldhasever114acolorinsuchawayasChina.Here,red

isasymbol.Itgivescolortothesoul（灵魂）ofthenation.Inthepast,redrepresented

dignity（尊严）andmystery.Evennow,Chinesepeople115thecolormuchmore

thantherestoftheworlddo.ItcanbesaidthatChinaRedisaneverlastingthemefbrChina,

andan116colorfortheChinesepeople.ChinaRedhas117avery

popularword,attractingtheworld'sattention.

Findingred-coloredthingsinChinaisvery118.asyoucanseethecolor

everywhere.Alltraditionalredthingshaveplayedspecial119inChina:thewallsof

ancientpalaces,the120flag,Chineseknots,lanterns,traditionalpaper-cuts,and

eventanghulu.

Redisthecolorof⑵、health,harmony,happiness,peace,wealthandsoon.

Onlyrealthingsandeventscanfully122red'srealbeauty.Thecolorcanbealive

andmeaningfulonlywhenit'sconnectedwithpeople.

InChina,redis123thanjustacolor.Itcarriestheancienthistoryand

124oftheChinesenation.ChinaRedis125withmysteriouscharm

beyonddescriptionanditisrighthereinChinawaitingfbryoutofeelanddiscover!

111.A.colorsB.newsC.papersD.paints

112.A.butB.orC.andD.while

113.A.poorB.richC.simpleD.correct

114.A.usedB.sharedC.drawnD.affected

115.A.needB.dislikeC.hateD.love

116.A.interestingB.expensiveC.easy-goingD.important

117.A.spokenB.saidC.becomeD.got

118.A.hardB.easyC.suddenD.warm

119.A.rolesB.gamesC.cardsD.places

120.A.nationalB.internationalC.localD.foreign

121.A.rainbowB.fearC.worryD.luck

122.A.believeB.showC.talkD.write

123.A.largeB.lessC.moreD.higher

124.A.artB.cultureC.businessD.ability

125.A.pleasedB.crowdedC.filledD.satisfied

Duringthelasthotsummer,haveyouorderedthefoodonyoursmartphoneathome?

Moreandmorepeopleprefertoorderfoodwithoutgoingoutdoorsinsuchhotweather,soit

seemsthatfooddeliverymen（送货员）arealways126.Theywearblue,red

oryellowhelmetsandmanyofthemdon'tfollowtrafficrules.Theydriveon

the127sideoftheroadandrunredlights.Theyusemobilephones

while128.

Thesereckless（鲁莽的）behaviorshavecaughtthepublic'sattention.

Inthefirsthalfof2018,fooddeliverymenhad76trafficaccidentsin

Shanghai,129ShanghaiPublicSecurityBureau（公共安全局）.

That130everytwoandahalfdays,afooddeliverymanwilldieorgethurt

ontheroad.

Whatmakesdeliverymentakesuch131?Thestrictrulesofthefood

deliveryservicecompaniesandthe132customers（顾客）maybetheanswer.

Manycompanieswillfine（¥J款）adeliverymanupto2,000yuan,if

he133todeliveranorderontime.Finesalsogotothosewho

get134reviews（评金）fromcustomers.

Tosolvetheproblem,somecitiesaretakingaction.Shanghaihasaskedcompanies

to135theirdeliverymenontrafficrulesandsafety.NowinShenzhen,ifa

deliverymangetscaughtbreakingtrafficrulesmorethantwice,thenhewillbebannedfrom

drivingfoodservicedeliveryvehiclesforawholeyear.

126.A.indangerB.inahunyC.incommon

127.A.wrongB.rightC.other

128.A.eatingB.runningC.driving

129.A.includingB.accordingtoC.insteadof

130.A.makesB.meansC.causes

131.A.risksB.breaksC.walks

132.A.surprisedB.worriedC.lonely

133.A.failsB.succeedsC.decides

134.A.goodB.wrongC.bad

135.A.trainB.allowC.study

Whatmakesahero?MostofusW6nothavetheopportunity（机会）tofight

bravelyinawar（战争）,asweimaginemanyheroesdo.137、facingthespreadof

theCOVID-19,manyChinesehaveshowntheircourage,powerandenergy,justlikeheroes

do.

Medicalworkersandscientistsarealwaysonthefrontlines.Sincethestartofthe

COVID-19outbreak（爆发），scientistshavebeenbusy138researchandlookingfbr

newsolutions.ExpertsZhongNanshan,84,andLiLanjuan,73,139.workedday

andnight140rapid（迅速的）testmethodsandtreatseriouspatients.DoctorZhang

WenhongfromShanghaitriedtoeducatethepublicaboutthevirus（病毒）141a

humorousway.LiWenliangandsome142medicalworkersevenlosttheirlives

143fightingtheCOVID-19.

144thesewell-knownnames;manyheroesremain145、although

theyalsotookrisksandplayed146ownparts.Buildingworkersracedagainsttime

tobuildhospitals.Volunteershelpedwiththetransportationofsuppliesand147

reporterskeepthepublicbeingabletoknowthelatestnewsandstories.

TheChinesewriter,LuXunsaid,“Trueheroesdare148bravelytothegloomy

（惨淡的）lifeandfaceuptothedripping（淋漓的）blood."ThefightagainsttheCOVID-19is

hard,but149thereareheroesandheroicdeeds,we_150thewarfinally.

136.A.needB.mustC.might

137.A.BesidesB.AnywayC.However

138.A.doingB.doC.todo

139.A.insteadofB.fbrexampleC.suchas

140.A.todevelopB.developC.developed

141.A.inB.onC.by

142.A.anotherB.otherC.others

143.A.afterB.beforeC.while

144.A.WithB.BesidesC.Without

145.A.unknownB.silentC.quiet

146.A.themB.theirC.theirs

147.A.thousandsofB.thousandC.thousandof

148.A.lookedB.tolookC.looking

149.A.untilB.eventhoughC.aslongas

150.A.wonB.winC.willwin

完形填空（共10小题；

阅读下面短文，从（A、B、C、D）中，选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。

Therearemanywaysfbrustoreducewaste.For151,wecanreusepaperandplastic

bags.Wecanalsorecyclenewspapers,glass,andcansto152newthings.Herearesome

153waystoreducewaste.

Writeon154sid