Module 5 Museums完形填空（含答案解析）-2025-2026学年九年级英语上册单元复习（外研版）

2025-2026学年九年级英语上册单元复习考点培优外研版

Module5Museums

专题10完形填空

学校:姓名：班级：考号：

IhadachancetovisittheAssamStateMuseumwhileIwasinGuwahalifbravacationa

fewyearsago.IdidnotknowthattheIwouldbesointeresting.Whenvvewerechildren,

wedidnotunderstandthe2ofsuchthings.Evenifwewenttoanartmuseum,wewere

3inahurrytoseeallthethingsoneafteranother.Butthat4whenwegrowup.We

understandthateverythinghassomereasonsforbeingthere.

5Ienteredthemuseum,thereweremanyschoolchildrenwhowerewiththeir

teachers.Mostprobablytheywere6aneducational（有教育意义的）trip.

Themuseumhasmanyobjects（物品）.Theyarcverynicetosee.17thoseabout

villagelifemost.Atraditionalvillageisverynicelyreplicated（复制）in（hemuseum.Itlooksvery

8forpeoplelikemelivinginmoderncities.Alltheobjectsinthemuseumhaveahistory

behindthemandthe9storiesmayormaynotbeactuallyknown.Soitmakespeople

alwaysresearchanddiscussthehistoryandhistoricalobjects.

Thevisitwasaveryniceexperience.Itmade1（）rememberthegreatpast.Ardthe

journeyto（hemuseumactuallygavemeawholepictureof（hehistoryofAssam.

1.A.storyB.lessonC.gameD.visit

2.A.ruleB.wayC.valueD.answer

3.A.hardlyB.onlyC.finallyD.certainly

4.A.appealsB.icluinsC.diangcsD.happens

5.A.WhenB.SinceC.IfD.Until

6.A.atB.byC.onD.in

7.A.wroteB.enjoyedC.madeD.shared

8.A.emptyB.boringC.warmD.fresh

9.A.trueB.strangeC.famousD.personal

10.A.,usB.himC.herD.them

Everytimewegointoamuseum,weareoftentold,"Don'ttouchthat!”ThePleaseTouch

MuseuminPhiladephiais11theopposite.Hereweareencouragedto12

everything.

Myfirstvisitto（hemuseumwasoneyearago.Iwas13tovisitChemuseumas

soonasMumtoldusitsname.14toldusthatwecouldclimbandjump,andtouch

everythinginihemuseum.

Thisplaceismorelikea15ratherthanamuseum.Itgiveskidsthechancetolearn

16play.Ilovedthisplacealotandhadtobepulledawaybythearmwhenwewerereadyto

17.

Eachexhibit（展览）isahands-on（亲自实践的）experience.I18enjoyed（hevery

largewatertableandthegrocerystore（杂货店）.IhadsomuchfunthatIdidn'teven19I

waslearning.

Theonlyproblemisthisplacegetscrowdedveryquicklyonweekends,20you

needtogetthereearlyifyoudon,twanttobeimmersedin（浸没于）theseaofpeople.

11.A.neverB.justC.evenD.also

12.A.touchB.showC.noticeD.bring

13.A.afraidB.braveC.excitedD.lucky

14.A.HeB.SheC.YouD.They

15.A.bookstoreB.hospitalC.playgroundD.school

16.A.throughB.behindC.withoutD.except

17.A.startB.learnC.playD.leave

18.A.actuallyB.especiallyC.nearlyD.probably

19.A.imagineB.fuigciC.guessD.icalisc

20.A.soB.althoughC.asD.because

Intheprocessofgrowingup,everyonehidessome21fromtheirparents.Tmalso

theoneofthem.Ihavehiddenacoupleofsecretsfrommyparents,sincetheysetmanyruleson

me.

Myparentsaskmetogotobed22halfpast1（）everynight.Theyalsoaskmeto

eatawhole23ofricewitheachmeal.IfIdon'tdothesethings,Iwillgiveamonth's

worthofpocketmoneytothem.Thismakesmevery24.

Inordertosolvethisproblem,Ihavecomeupwithafewsolutions.Itriedtotalkwiththem,

buttheydon't25withme.Theythinkthatthiswayoflifeisgoodforme.Itsounds

reasonable,buttheyneverstandinmyshoestoseewhatI'mmetwith.Sometimes,Tmunderalot

of26frommyschoolwork,soIdon'twanttosleeporeatanything.Buttheydon't

27myfeelings.

Iknowsomeparentsliketokeeptheirkids28theircontrol.Nevertheless（然而），I

thinkitisnecessarytogivekidssomefreespaceandletthemgrowupby29.Ihopemy

parentscan30theirrequirementsforme.Ibelievethatafterexperiencingindependence

atschool,Icantakegoodcareofmyself.

21.A.liesB.secretsC.sadnessD.treasure

22.A.afterB.belowC.beforeD.until

23.A.potB.plateC.boxD.bowl

24.A.upsetB.happyC.excitedD.sad

25.A.answerB.argueC.agreeD.advise

26.A.pressureB.pleasureC.dangerD.disappointment

27.A.careforB.careaboutC.thinkofD.lookfor

28.A.awayB.intoC.fromD.under

29.A.themselvesB.myselfC.ourselvesD.himself

30.A.provideB.increaseC.reduceD.rise

Wishingtoencourageheryoungson'sprogressonthepiano,amothertookherboytoa

pianist,sconcurlonasuininciholidayevening.After（heyfoundtheir31,theiiiolhcrsaw

twofriendsinthehallandv/alkcdto32them.

Itwastheboy'sfirsttimetocometothehall.Hethoughtitwasagood33forhimto

explorethewondersofCheconcerthall.He34andwalkedaround.Hewalkedthrougha

doormarked“NOADMITTANCE”（禁止入内）.

Whenthehalllightsdimmed（变暗），ihe35wouldbegin.Themotherreturnedioher

seatanddiscoveredthathersonwas36.Themotherwassoworriedatthatatthemoment

complainedaboutthestonebutdidthesame.Laterintheafternoonayoungmancamealong.He

sawthestone,sayingto48:"Thenight49verydark.Someneighborswillcomealong

laterinthedarkandwillfallagainstthestone.”

Thenhebegantomovethestone.Hepushedandpulledwithallhisstrengthtomoveit.

Howgreatwashissurpriseallast!Underthestone,hefoundabagofmoney.

50whenwedosomethinggoodforothers,wemaygetsomesurprise.

41.A.whoB.whomC.whatD.which

42.A.placeB.placesC.placingD.placed

43.A.wailB.wailedC.waitingD.wails

44.A.butB.howeverC.andD.so

45.A.removingB.removedC.toremoveD.remove

46.A.difficultyB.difficultC.difficultlyD.difficulties

47.A.OtherB.AnotherC.TheotherD.Others

48.A.hisB.himC.heD.himself

49.A.wasB.isC.willbeD.are

50.A.SometimeB.SometimeC.SometimesD.Sometimes

LastWednesday,MrChen51hisclasstotheSpaceMuseum.Thereweremany

things52spacethere.

First,thechildren53afilmaboutspacetravel.Theysawhowthespaceshuttle

54inspaceandlaterlandedontheearthagain.Itwasvery55andthechildrenfellthey

weretraveling56themselves.

Afterthefilm,MrChentookthemtoseesomemodelsofrocketsandthespaceshuttle.

Themodelslookedvery57,buttheywere58binallci.Tlicnlliccliikhcnsawsome

moonrocks.TwoAmericanslandedonthemoonin1969.TheyputanAmericanflag(here.Then

(heytooksomerocksbackio59earth.

Beforethechildrenleft,theyalsowatchedavideoshowaboutpeoplelivingandworking

inaspacelab.Thepeoplecouldstayinthespacelab60months.

51.A.showedB.wantedC.madeD.took

52.A.aboutB.torC.inD.with

53.A.lookedatB.sawC.listenedtoD.looked

54.A.tookawayB.tookupC.lookoutD.tookoff

55.A.excitedB.excitingC.exciteD.interested

56.A.onspaceB.inaspaceC.inthespaceD.inspace

57.A.realB.reallyC.trueD.truly

58.A.tooB.veryC.muchD.quite

59.A.theB.aC.anD./

60.A.inB.duringC.sinceD.for

Whatisamuseum?Amuseumisagoodplacetokeep61andbeautifulthings.A

museummaybeaplacetolearnaboutscience.Amuseumcanbeaplace62artofhumansor

animals.

Whatisinsideamuseum?Somemuseums63oldcarsandairplanes.64

museumshavepicturesandsculptures.Olhershaverocks2ndoldbones.Onemuseumevenhas

65coalmineinside!

Manycitieshavemuseums.Someverysmall66havemuseums,67.

Indianapolishasa68museum.Childrendonothavetopaytogetin.Childrenoftengotothe

museum.Theylike69atthedinosaurbones.Theyseeawhitebeartenfeettall,Theygo

insideanoldlogcabin（/卜木屋）.OnSaturday,Indianapolischildrencan70talksabout

animalsandtrees.

61.A.newB.oldC.GoodD.important

62.A.forB.inC.aboutD.on

63.A.hasB.haveC.thereisD.thereare

64.A.AbitB.AlittleC.MuchD.Many

65.A.theB.anC.aD./

66.A.homesB.townsC.villagesD.countries

67.A.tooB.alsoC.eitherD.neither

68.A.adultsB.people'sC.children'sD.boy's

69.A.seeB.toseeC.lookD.tolook

70.A.listenB.listeningC.hearD.hearing

WhenIvisittheScienceMuseum,IgototheLaunchpad.Thisismyfavouriteroom7[

youcandophysicsexperiments.Forexample,ifyouwanttofillabagwith72sand,you

havetomoveakindoftruckonwheelsintothecorrectposition.IalsogototheRocketShow.

Youcanlearnhowwetravel73spaceandbackagain.

ThenIgoupstairstotheHumanandNatureRoom.Youcan74yourspeedwith

animalsthere.Youhearanoiseandpushabutton.Ifyouaren'tfast75,thelioncatches

you!I'mfaster76allmyfriends,butthelionstillcatchesme.

Therearealsoroomsontransport,theenvironmentandspacetechnology,77

maths,physicsandchemistry.

Youcandoalotofthingsinthismuseum,butyouhavetoobeysomerulesaswell.For

example,youmustn'ttakephotosofthe78inthemuseum.Butyoucanbuypostcardsof

(heminthemuseumshops.

79,(heScienceMuseumisfree.Thatmeansyoucandropinforafewminutesor

youcanstayaslongasyoulike-it'sopeneveryday,from10amlo6pm,Soifyouevergoto

London,80youvisittheScienceMuseum.Il'smyfavouritemuseuminthewhole

world.

71.A.forB.becauseC.andD.why

72.A.fallingB.tofallC.fallenD.falls

73.A.ontoB.uptoC.intoD.outof

74.A.compareB.spreadC.attractD.produce

75.A.wellB.enoughC.looD.very

76.A.thanB.toC.andD.butalso

77.A.ralhcithanB.asftuasC.aswellasD.abuveall

78.A.worksB.exhibitsC.advantagesD.products

79.A.MorethanB.InfactC.AswellD.Aboveall

80.A.workoutB.makesureC.setupD.standfor

Doyouknowaboutthe81museum?InBrazil,footballisconsideredanartform.Thatis

thebest82forthetcotbailmuseumtobebuilt.

Brazilisthelandthat83manyfamousfootballplayers84Zico,Ronaldo,Kaka,

and(he85ofall,Pele.ltistheonlycountry86haswontheWorldCupfivetimes.

Inordertohonourthegreatest87ofthenation,theMuseudoFutebol,orFootballMuseum,

openedatPacacmbuStadiuminSaoPaulo882008.

When89themuseum,visitorsaregreetedinPortuguese,SpanishandEnglishbya

life-sizeimageofPclc,whois90famousinBrazilthatheisknownsimply91"O

Rei”or"TheKing”.

“TheLouvrehastheMonaLisa.Wehave92ownpieceofartPele,“saidHugoSukmanof

(heRoberloMarinhoFoundation,which93fund(SS)theconstructionofthemuseum.

“Amuseumaboutfootballis94amuseumaboutthe95ofBrazilandBrazilian

culture,“saidLeonelKaz,themuseum'scurator.

81.A.scienceB.spaceC.footballD.basketball

82.A.excuseB.causeC.designD.reason

83.A.madeB.bornC.grewD.produced

84.A.includedB.exceptC.suchasD.forexample

85.A.morefamousB.lessfamousC.mostfamousD.leastfamous

86.A.whoB.thatC.whichD.what

87.A.sportB.personC.countiyD.moment

88.A.onB.atC.fromD.in

89.A.enteringB.leavingC.lookingatD.walkingby

90.A.suchB.soC.looD.enough

91.A.forB.asC.withD.of

92.A.weB.usC.ourD.my

93.A.icfuscdB.helpedC.icgicticdD.agiccd

94.A.alsoB.tooC.aswellD.either

95.A.historyB.traditionC.customsD.language

Acity'slandmark(地标)isusuallythefirstthingthatattractstourists.Ifsalsoawindow

intothelocal96.

1hefirstMondayofOctoberisWorldArchitecture(建筑)Day.Differentcitieshave

differentstylesofarchitecture.Buta97referstothemostfamousarchitecture.

Somelandmarks98localpeople'svalues.NewYorkis99fortheEmpire

StateBuilding（帝国大厦）.Thepencil-shapedbuildingisabout443meters100.Itwas

builtintheGreatDepression（大萧条时期）（1929-1933）inonly410days.Thebuildingshowsthe

ambition（雄心、）ofhumanswhosettheirsightsonbuildingatowerthatcouldreachthesky.

Someotherlandmarksarcclassicicons（标志）thatreflectthedevelopmentofacity.Big

BeninLondon,UK,was101in1858.It'sthebiggestclockinBritain,weighing13.5

tons.DuringWorldWarII,BigBenstood102,encouragingtheBritishpeople.Every

houritringstotellthetime.WhenthereisafestivallikeNewYear,sDayorabig103

liketheOlympics,theclockringstohelppeople104.Afterhearingtheclockforoneand

ahalfcenturies,theBritishseeBigBenasareliable（可靠的）“friend”.

Acitymaychange.Butlandmarks1（）5foralongtime.Overtheyears,theycan

（ellyou（hestoryofacity.

96.A.cultureB.peopleC.festivalsD.business

97.A.palaceB.styleC.landmarkD.window

98.A.teachB.keepC.showD.build

99.A.familiarB.famousC.satisfiedD.surprised

100.A.tallB.wideC.deepD.long

101.A.takenupB.gotupC.setupD.givenup

102.A.strongB.happyC.easyD.light

103.A.exerciseB.partyC.accidentD.event

104.A.recordB.celebrateC.joinD.understand

105.A.escapeB.developC.standD.miss

Suzhouismyhometown.ThisbeautifulcityisinJiangsuProvince.106itisnotas

bigasBeijing,everyoneinChinaknowsthisbeautifulplace.People107itas“Veniceof

theEast（东方威尼斯）

Suzhouhasalonghistory.TherearemanyancientChinese108inSuzhou.Now,

thesebeautifulgardensarebecomingfamoustouristplacesinSuzhou.

Inthepast30years,myhometownhas109rapidlyinmanyways.Thebiggest

changeIhavefoundisthe110.Ontheonehand,manypeopleheredon'tlivein111

housesanylonger.Theyhavemovedintothenewhighbuildingsandareenjoyingacomfortable

life.Ontheotherhand,nowadaysbuildershave112thousandsofmodernbuildingsof

differentstyles(样式).Ithinkthischangeisgreatbecause113hasmadeSuzhoubecome

moremodernandmorebeautiful.

Tobehonest,everythinghaschanged114myhometown.Ithinkyoushouldthink

about115thebeautifulcity.Tmsureyouwillloveit.

106.A.AlthoughB.BecauseC.UnlessD.So

107.A.checkB.regardC.controlD.collect

108.A.towersB.objectsC.gardensD.walls

109.A.searchedB.movedC.trainedD.changed

110.A.environmentB.peopleC.foodD.education

111.A.expensiveB.cheapC.newD.old

112.A.setupB.givenupC.takenupD.madeup

113.A.theyB.itC.weD.he

114.A.withB.inC.forD.about

115.A.protectingB.holdingC.visitingD.believing

TherearemanyplacesofinterestinChina.They116lotsofvisitorsfromallover

theworldeveryyear.ThemostfamousoneamongthemistheGreatWall.Ithasa117of

overtwothousandyears.Itisabout21,196kilometres118.Itisoftencalledthe

^ten-thousand-liGreatWall"anditisoneofthesevenwondersoftheancientworld.Besidesthe

GreatWall,manyrivers,suchastheChangjiangRiverandtheYellowRiver,arcvery119

aswell.

Amongtherivers,theChangjiangRiveristhelongestinChinaandthe12()largest

in(heworldaftertheNileinAfricaandtheAmazonRiverinSouthAmerica.Asthelargestwater

systeminChina,theChangjiangRiverisvery121tothecountry.Riversandlakesare

usuallythebirthplacesofChineseculture.Haveyouheardofthe122lovestoryaboutXu

XianandWhiteSnake?ItissaidthatthestoryhappenedontheWestLakealongtimeago.Itis

themostfantasticplacethat1haveevervisited.It⑵inthesouth-westofHangzhou.

ManytouristattractionsinHangzhouareworth124.suchastheSuCauseway,theBroken

BridgeandtheLeifengPagoda.Thesceneryissoattractivethatvisitorsoftenlosethemselves

there.

Nowmoreandmoreforeign125choosetotravelinChinaforitsbeautiful

scenery.Whynothaveatripwithyourfamilyinthecomingwinterholiday?

116.A.attractB.encourageC.inviteD.choose

117.A.cityB.populationC.capitalD.history

118.A.wideB.tallC.longD.big

119.A.popularB.strangeC.dirtyD.funny

120.A.firstB.secondC.thirdD.fourth

121.A.excitingB.interestingC.importantD.beautiful

122.A.ancientB.terribleC.boringD.modern

123.A.liesB.walksC.swimsD.sings

124.A.readingB.lookingC.listeningD.visiting

125.A.visitorsB.passengersC.teachersD.students

MountTaiisaveryimportantmountainineasternChina.ItisinthenorthofTai'anCityin

ShandongProvince.Itisfamousforits126beauty.Morethantwomonths127.

IclimbedMountTailoseethesunrisewithafewfriends.ThesunriseofMountTaiisoneofits

fourwonders.We128agreattimethere.

Afterashort129.wedecidedtostartat11pmsothatwecouldreachtheSouth

GateofHeavenaround3am,about2hoursbeforethesunrise.Whenwearrived,theweather

130verycold.Thoughitwasstilldark,wcfoundthatwcwerenotaloneonthetopofthe

iiiouniain.MountTaiisvurypopular131Chineseluurisls!

Atnearly4am,athickfbgcoveredthelopof（hemountain.Aboutanhourlater,132

enough,thethickfogbegantoclear（开始消失）.

Thenthesunbeganiomakeitswayinthesky.Thefirstrays（光线）ofthesunappeared.

They133fromgreytowhite,fromwhitetoyellow,fromyellowtoorange,fromorange

topurpleandfrompurpletored.Duringthistimeweall134silent.Thebrightred

morningsunwasrising135.1（gaveoft（发出）millionsotgoldenrays.Wow!Whata

wonderfulsight!

126.A.man-madeB.hugeC.naturalD.silent

127.A.agoB.beforeC.afterD.later

128.A.tookB.gotC.hadD.made

129.A.decisionB.breakC.planD.discussion

130.A.happenedB.becameC.lookedD.felt

131.A.withB.toC.forD.at

132.A.deeplyB.seriouslyC.luckilyD.differently

133.A.madeB.drewC.pulD.turned

134.A.leftB.keptC.reachedD.entered

135.A.highB.stronglyC.lowD.below

阅读下面短文，从每题所给的A、B、C、D四个选项中选出最佳选项。

Everyoneknowsthatthehighestwaterfall（瀑布）intheworldisAngelFallsinVenezuela.

Butthereisanotherwaterfallthatmanypeopledon't136well.It'sMarmoreFallsin

Italy（意大利）,andit,sthehighestman-madewaterfallinEurope.

137MarmoreFallsisnotveryfamous,it'sverybeautiful.TheRomans（占罗马人）

builtthewaterfallin271BC,andithasa138ofover20（）0years.Peopleusethewaterin

MarmoreFallsto139electricity（电）.Insomehoursofthedayandnightthewaterturns

on,creatingthegreatview（景色）ofthewaterfall.Sobeforeyouvisit,themost140

thingtodoisknowwhattimethewaterturnson.

Ifyouwantto141MarmoreFalls,don'tgoinAugust.Augustisthehottest

142inItaly,andmostpeopletheretaketheirholidaysthen.Itmeanstherewillbetoomany

143.Il,sbetterlogoinJulyorSuptciiibcr.Atthistime,youcangutabutlerviewandyoucan

（ake144photos.Therearemanyrestaurantsinthearea.They145reallygood

foodanddrinks.Don'tforgettotrythemyourself.

136.A.controlB.fixC.knowD.compare

137.A.IfB.WhenC.BecauseD.Although

138.A.historyB.feelingC.numberD.population

139.A.keepB.makeC.saveD.slop

140.A.strangeB.difficultC.interestingD.important

141.A.explainB.visitC.protectD.share

142.A.weekB.seasonC.yearD.month

143.A.tradersB.touristsC.climbersD.nurses

144.A.cheaperB.fewerC.largerD.nicer

145.A.serveB.chooseC.changeD.realize

MyfamilyandIwenttoMachuPicchuinPeru（秘鲁马丘比丘）lastsummerholiday.Itis

146thetopoftheAndesMountains.Itissowonderfulthatmany147gotovisitit.

People148MachuPicchuas“theLostCity',.MyfamilyandIclimbedalltheway

uptotheSunGate.Westoppedtorestforafewtimes,becauseIwasreallytiredand149.

Thenwegottothetop.Itwassowonderfulwhenwelookeddown!Allthe15（）houses,

walls,androadslookedsosmall.Ialsofoundsomesignsleftontherockhousesduringthevisit.

MachuPicchuisregardedasoneofthenewsevenwonders（奇迹）ofthe151.

Manypeoplesayitisa（n）152greenheaven（天堂）.Anditisthemust-seeplacefor

anyonewhotravelstoPeru.

Ilisnotonlyahistoricalsite（遗址），butalsoasymbolofculturethatneedsusto153

together.Ihopethateachofuscanpersonallyexperienceits154andunderstandits

historyandculture.So,ifyougotoPeru,besuretovisitthis155place.Itwon'tletyou

down

146.A.inB.onC.ofD.by

147.A.writersB.touristsC.scientistsD.teachers

148.A.considerB.acceptC.showD.advise

149.A.I1CIVOUSB.happyC.sciiuusD.weak

150.A.rockB.flowerC.treeD.gold

151.A.cityB.worldC.townD.village

152.A.busyB.simpleC.perfectD.expensive

153.A.protectB.controlC.stopD.explain

154.A.serviceB.futureC.dreamD.beauty

155.A.ancientB.unusualC.mainD.clear

阅读下面短文，理解其大意，从短文后所给的A、B、C三个选项中选择一个能填入空白处

的最佳选项。

Chinaisbecomingstrongerandmorebeautifulthanbefore.Soalotof156around

theworldwouldliketovisitChinaeveryyear.Chinaisabigcountry.Soit'simportanttomake

157abouttheplacestovisitand（hetimetogo.Youshouldalsotakea（n）158when

yougotoanewplace,oryoumaygetlost.

ThebesttimetovisitGansuisfromJunetoOctober.Youcanseebeautifulscenery（风景）

andeatdeliciousfruitsduringthetime.The159isusuallywarmintheday,butitmaybe

coldintheevening.Soyouhavetobringsome160clothes.

It161getscoldinSanya.Youcanalsogothereinwinter.Takeyourswimming

clothesbecauseyoumaywanttoswim.162inDecember.

Jiuzhaigouisagoodplace（ovisitinsummer163it'snothotthere.Manypeople

fromChinaandother[64gotheretospendtheirsummerholida