牛津深圳九年级英语下册：完形填空专项练习（9-18）含答案

牛津深圳英语九年级下册：完形填空专项练习（9・18含答案解析）

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。

(九)

Thegoggledrace(狗底雪橇比赛)wasabouttobegin.Myteamofdogswerelinedupat

thestartinggate.Istoodbehindthem.Otherteamswere_31—up,too,andthedogswere

excited.Ikepther_32—ontheclock.Atexactlyteno'clock,sheandotherracersshouted,

"Mush!"Thedogsknewthatmeant,"_33!"Theyjumpedforwardandthe_34started!

Now,myteamranupanddownoverthesnowyhills.They_35___onlytorestandcat.

Theywantedtostay___36___oftheotherteams.Theracershadtogoathousandmiles

acrossAlaska.Alaskaisoneofthe_37placesonEarth.Thedogs'thickfurcoatshelped

_38___themwarminthecoldwind.Inmanyplacesalongtheway,thesnowwasdeep.

Piecesoficewereas_39___asaknife.Theicecouldcutthedogs'feet.Tokeepthat

from_40,1hadpulspecialbootsontheirfeet.

Atfirst,thedogsseemedto_41thesledveryslowly.Theywere_42getting

usedtotherace.Butonthethirddayout,theybegantorunmore_43.Theyworked

_44ateamandpassedmanyoftheotherracers.Once,oneofthesled'srunnersfellintoa

holeand_45.Icouldhavegivenupthen,butIdidn't.Ifixeditandtheykeptgoing.

Whentheyfinallyreached(hefinishingline,theyfoundthattheyhadcomeinfirstplace!

Itwasagreatdayformeandmydogs.

()31.A.linedB.lookedC.calledD.picked

()32.A.runnersB.handsC.dogsD.eyes

()33.A.ActionB.WalkC.HurryD.Gu

()34.A.gameB.raceC.playD.test

()35.A.wentB.ranC.stoppedD.asked

()36.A.tiredB.aheadC.afraidD.free

()37.A.wettestB.highestC.coolestD.coldest

()38.A.keepB.makeC.findD.leave

()39.A.strongB.hardC.thickD.sharp

()40.A.comingB.hurtingC.happeningD.cutting

()41.A.pushB.pullC.walkD.drive

()42.A.stillB.yetC.usuallyD.almost

()43.A.hardlyB.happilyC.quicklyD.quietly

()44.A.asB.likeC.forD.with

()45.A.diedB.failedC.brokeD.disappeared

(+)

Shewasreturningfromteachingoutinasmallcommunity(社区).Itwasadark,moonless

night,andaheavysnowwasfalling.

Shethoughtbacktothetime31shehadfirststartedteachingoutinasmall

communities.Duringthosedaysshehadalways32hitchhikers(搭顺风车者),untilone

dayhersistertoldthatoneofherfriendswasshot33theheadbyahitchhiker,allbecause

shehadstoppedoutofkindnessto34himduringastorm.

Herfamilydidn't35worryingabouthersafetyoverthehitchhikersuntilthefamily

heardthe36:"Nomorehitchhikers!"Thesnowthatnightwas37herthinkbackto

this.

Thenshesawaman38.Shesloweddownforhim,butasherantowardsthecarin

thedark,sheshookwith39.Yetshethoughtthatifhewastrulyinneed,shecouldn't

leavehimhereinthisstorm.

Thestrangerexplainedthathiscarwas40,andshetoldhimto41in.Theydrove

foranhourintothenextcityandshetookhimtoa42box.Shewaiteduntilhehadmade

acall.Whenhetoldherthatafamilymemberwouldsooncometopickhimup,she43

himwellandihunleft.

Tearsfellonhercheckedasshedroveaway.Itfelt44shehadbeenholdingher

breathforanhour."Ihopethey*11understandwhyIhadto45mypromise,"shethought.

31.A.whereB.whichC.howD.when

32.A.wentupB.tookupC.pickedupD.setup

33.A.onB.inC.toD.towards

34.A.hitB.tellC.beatD.help

35.A.stopB.beginC.tryD.mean

36.A.resultB.talkC.soundD.promise

37.A.gettingB.makingC.leadingD.asking

38.A.cryingB.talkingC.runningD.waving

39.A.painB.prideC.fearD.interest

40.A.aliveB.brokenC.oldD.away

41.A.moveB.walkC.getD.climb

42.A.newspaperB.rubbishC.telephoneD.clothes

43.A.wishedB.saidC.thoughtD.saw

44.A.whatifB.asifC.ifonlyD.insteadof

45.A.keepB.makeC.breakD.obey

（H■•一）

OntheafternoonofMarch11st,2011,Japan,Danielwaswashingthedishesinthe

kitchenasusual.Jenny,hiswife,wasfoldingtheclothesandlisteningtomusicinthe

bedroom.___31___,hefeltthathisbodywasshaking.Danielhadthequickresponsethat

therewasanearthquake!He32_loudly,"Dear,earthquake!Gotothebathroom!"Jenny

heardtheshouting,___33___thefirstaidboxquicklyandranintothebathroom.Thehouse

was_34evenmorestrongly.

Thebathroomwasnextdoortothekitchen.Danielpickedupakitchen_35andtwo

piecesofbreadoutsidethekitchen.DanieltriedtorunalongthewalltohelpJenny.

___36,itgotdarksuddenlywithaloudnoise.Thehousebrokedownandmanythings

fellfromabove.Jennywasquicklyburiedinthem.Shefeltbreathingvery___37___.She

triedtoMaudupbutilwas38___.

Afewminuteslater,thelandwas39_.Jennyheardthesoundofashortbreath

andthoughtitwasDaniel!Sheshoutedtohimbuttherewasno_40___.Thevoicewas

probablyweak.Jennykeptsayinghisnameandshefinallyheardananswer.Thecouple

_41___andcalmedeachother.Theyknewthattheremustbeawayto___42___.

Denial43_theywerecloseandwerepartedbythefallenstonesandsomepower.

Hestartedtodigwiththekitchenknife.Hefeltpainfromhisfingers,binally,he___44,__

awaythelastpieceoflargestones.DanieltouchedJenny'shand,andthendugallthestones

aroundherbody.45___,Jennyhadanormalbreathslowly.

31.A.SuddenlyB.UnluckilyC.ReallyD.Actually

32.A.spokeB.saidC.warnedD.shouted

33.A.tookupB.putupC.setupD.putaway

34.A.fallingB.burningC.shakingD.moving

35.A.bowlB.knifeC.forkD.plate

36.A.HoweverB.OtherwiseC.BesidesD.Therefore

37.A.easyB.naturalC.simpleD.difficult

38.A.possibleB.necessaryC.impossibleD.special

39.A.silentBnoisyC.usualD.strange

40.A.answerB.signC.talkD.result

41.A.forcedB.encouragedC.suggestedD.thought

42.A.relaxB.communicateC.succeedD.escape

43.A.foundB.worriedC.consideredD.imagined

44.A.putB.movedC.gaveD.got

45.A.FinallyB.FirstlyC.QuicklyD.usually

（十二）

Winterisdangerousbecauseit'ssodifficulttoknow31.___isgoingtohappenand32.___

takeplacesoeasily.Fogcanbewaitingto33.—youoverthetopofahill.34.—mightbe

hidingunderthemelting（触化）snow,waitingahead（前面）tosendyou35.theroad.The

carcomingtoyoumaysuddenlyslip36.theroad.

RuleNumberOnefur37.___unicyroadsisk>diivcsinuulhly（平稳地）.Sudden

movements38.___makeacarverydifficultto39.___.Soeverytimeyou40.___startorstop

yourcar.41.orreduceyourspeed,youmustbe42.___gentleandslowaspossible.

Supposeyouaredrivingwithafullcupofhotcoffeeontheseatnexttoyou.Driveso（hat

youwouldn'tspill（溅）il.

RuleNumberTwoisto43.___attentiontowhatmighthappen.The44.___icethereis,

thefurtherdowntheroadyouhavetolook,lest45.ittakestogentlystopyourcar.

Rememberthatyoumaybedrivingmorequicklythanyouthink.Generally,allowtwiceof

yourusualstoppingdistancewhentheroadiswet,threetimesthisdistanceonsnow,andeven

moreonice.Trytostayincontrolofyourcaratalltimeandyouwillnotgetintotrouble.

31.A.whenB.whatC.whyD.how

32.A.thingsB.storiesC.accidentsD.hurt

33.A.meetB.seeC.waitD.watch

34.A.rainB.waterC.iceD.wind

35.A.offB.onC.forD.with

36.A.throughB.inC.belowD.across

37.A.ridingB.walkingC.playingD.driving

38.A.mustB.canC.havetoD.need

39.A.controlB.manageC.startD.understand

40.AanotherB.otherC.eitherD.neither

41.A.provideB.increaseC.offerD.suplly

43.A.flyB.payC.goD.stop

44.A.bestB.goodC.betterD.more

45.A.howfarB.whenC.howlongD.howmuch

（十三）

Thelittleboyenteredthehouse,unhappy.Hismotherwas31cakesinthekitchen.She

smiledasshe32butstoppedwhenshesawhisface."Tyler,33happened?Is

everythingokay?"

"Nothingisokay,"saidtheboy,"Today,inoursciencelesson,Mrs.Greenwas

talkingaboutthe34.Shesaidthatthewholeworldisgettingdirtierandthatmanyanimals

andplantsaredying.Shewantsustothinkofsomethingwecandotohelp.Ithoughtallthe

way,butthereis35Icandotomakeadifference.”

"Letmetellyou36."themothersaidafterthinkingforawhile.4tOnemorningaman

waswalkingdownabeach,therehesawthousandsofdyingstarfishcoveringthebeach,they

werepushedupbythe37,anditwastoofarupforthemtomaketheirwaybackby

38.Themanshookhisheadashewalkedalong,'Whatapity!Somanystarfishwilldieon

thebeach.'Themanfeltverysorry39thosestarfish.Hewentonwalkingandjustatthat

timehewas40tofindaboyinfrontwhowasthrowingthestarfishbackintotheseaas

41ashecould,'howsillyyouare!My42,'themansaid,'Therearesomanystarfish,can

youthrowallofthemback?'Theboydidn'tstopbutkeptthrowing,'43Ican'thelpthem

allIcanmakeadifferencetothisone,andthisone,andthisone,andthisone.”

Thinkingforamoment,theman44tohelpreturnthestarfishto（heirhome.He

smiledandsaidtohimself,'Sometimesthebiggestlessoninlifecomesfrom（he45

person/

31.A.drinkingB.makingC.sellingD.washing

32.A.turnedaroundB.turneddownC.turnedonD.turnedoff

33.A.whatB.whenC.whereD.why

34.A.airB.landC.waterD.environment

35.A.somethingB.anythingC.everythingD.nothing

36.A.alieB.ajokeC.astoryD.atruth

37.A.windB.rainC.wavesD.sands

38.A.himselfB.itselfC.ourselvesD.themselves

39.AofB.forC.fromD.forward

40.A.afraidB.surprisedC.sadD.angry

41.A.slowB.fastC.soonD.high

42.A.fatherB.motherC.sonD.daughter

43.A.OrB.SoC.BecauseD.Though

44.A.beganB.continuedC.forgotD.waited

45.AshortestB.tallestC.smallestD.biggest

（十四）

OnacoldNovemberafternoon,mymotherandIwerewalkingbackhomefromapizza

store.Wehadboughtmanythings.Weweredressed31,and1wasfeelingalittle32as

Iwascarryingourshopping,soIdecidedtothrowsomethingaway.Iwaswalkingtowardsa

dustbin（垃圾箱）33Inoticedapoormanwalkingoutoftherestaurantinfrontofus.He

headedovertothenearbydustbinandstartedlookingthroughit.

Isuddenlyfeltvery34becauseIwasabouttothrowawayanewdrinkjustbecauseit

wastooheavy.Iwalkeduptohimandhandedthe35andsomebreadovertohim.The

manlookedup36andtookwhatIgavehim.Ahugesmile37onhisface.IfeltI

couldn'tbehappierwith38.Butthenhesaid,"Wow,thisismyson'sluckyday!"

Withthat,hethankedmehappilyandstartedoffonhisbike.I39heardhimsinging

asherodeaway.Igotawarm40inside.Inowunderstandwhatit41bythesaying

“Givingisgetting'*.

42itwasonlyalittleaction,IgotandlearnedmoreinthosetwominutesthanIdidin

therestofthemonth.Everyoneintheworld43help.Everyonecangivehelpand

everyonewillbehelpedbyshowingkindness.

Thesceneofthatman'shappinesscausedbymysmallgiftappearsinmymind44I

havethechancetodosomethingnice.Thisisthepowerof45.

31.A.poorlyB.simplyC.warmlyD.expensively

32.A.worriedB.interestedC.surprisedD.tired

33.A.andB.butC.soD.when

34.A.nervousB.happyC.sorryD.proud

35.A.moneyB.toysC.drinkD.clothes

36.A.insilenceB.insurpriseC.inangerD.infear

37.A.turnedB.appearedC.wentD.ran

38.A.myselfB.ourselvesC.yourselfD.himself

39.A.stillB.onceC.evenD.ever

40.A.ideaB.welcomeC.wordD.feeling

41.A.aimsB.meansC.looksD.offers

42.A.IfB.ThoughC.BecauseD.While

43.A.needsB.givesC.takesD.brings

44.A.whicheverB.howeverC.whateverD.whenever

45.A.charilyB.friendshipC.supportD.feeling

（十五）

AntarcticaisthecontinentwhichisthemostsouthernareaoflandontheEarthandismostly

-31withice.Thisisoneofthedriestand_32intheworld.Butpeoplefromall

overtheworldcometo33there.NeartheSouthPole,threethousandpeoplelivetogether

inaplace34Amundsen-ScottStation.

Thestationhaslibraries,cinemas,shops,sportsrooms,canteensandlaboratories（实验

室）.Thereiselectricity（电）,andtheyhave35thesystemthattheyusetohavea

conversation（交谈）_36someoneinanotherplace.Andtheyhave37electronic

machines（hatstoresinformationandusesprogramstohelp（hemfind,organize,orchangethe

information.

Butthepeoplehere38travelbycar,ortrain,orbus,becausetherearen'tanyroadsor

railwaysnearthestation.Theytravelbyship,helicopter,plane,orsnowtractor,or39

dogs.

Therearen't40treesorflowersthere,buttherearehundredsofdifferentbirdsand

otheranimals.

Mostofthepeoplehereare41.Theystudyplantandanimal42andhowice

moves.Theicecantellusaboutchangesinclimate.RayKingmanisanexpertat

Amundsen-ScottStation,43usonthephone,"Thisismysecondyearhere.Itsavery

interestingandbeautifulplace,butlifeisveryhard.Inthesummerwecangoswimmingin

hotpoolsofwater.Wc44newcomersherefor_45__studyofthecontinent!"

31.A.coverB.coveredC.coversD.covering

32.A.warmareasB.coldestplacesC.coolareasD.hottestplaces

33.A.travelB.gosightseeingC.workD.enjoythemselves

34.A.calledB.callC.callsD.calling

35.A.telephonesB.radiosC.televisionsD.recordplayers

36.A.LuB.onC.withD.al

37.A.printersBiconsC.mousesD.computers

38.A.don'tB.didn'tC.weren'tD.aren't

39.A.withB.insteadofC.onD.infrontof

40.A.muchB.anyC.manyD.either

41.A.teachersB.scientistsC.doctorsD.workers

42.A.liteB.livesC.livingD.alive

43.A.totellB.tellingC.saysD.speak

44.A.bringB.takeC.welcomeD.make

45.A.fartherB.furtherC.nearerD.nearest

（十六）

Maybeyoucan't_31_whatatrashhotelislike.ButinRome,Italy,there_32_a

campaign_33—SavetheBeachthathascreatedahoteloutof12tonsoftrashinorder

—34—raiseawareness（觉悟）ofourwaste.

SavetheBeechisanenvironmentalawarenesscampaignsetupbythemakersofCorona

Beer.They_35_allthetrashfromallthebeachesall_36_Europe.Thentheybuiltthe

specialhotel.

Itisreportedthatthehotelis_37_booked.Anditisopenonlyforfourdayshere

_38_earlyJune,thesametime_39_WorldEnvironmentDay.This“trashhotel”isnext

lothesloganofSavetheBeach.Thiswillbethe_40—ofourholidaysifwedo_41—to

protectourbeaches.

Thebuildingofthehotelisjust_42_thedamage（损坏）wearecausingtotheseaand

thecoastline.Weliveinthetimeoftrashandwearcrunningtheriskof_43_trash

ourselves.Dowcreallywantthisworld?

TheRomantrashhotelisjustthebeginningofsupportinghealthy,clean_44_

trash-freebeachesallacrossEuropebySavetheBeach.Maybetherewillbemore_45—

ideasinthefuture.Let'swaitandsee.

31.A.readB.imagineC.hearD.find

32.A.willbeB.isC.wasD.have

33.A.calledB.iscalledC.callingD.call

34.A./B.thatC.toD.so

35.A.lookedforB.sawC.foundD.collected

36.A.throughB.pasiC.crossD.across

37.A.fullB.fullyC.fillD.filled

38.A.inB.onC.toD.at

39.A.likeB.withC.suchasD.as

40.A.pictureB.futureC.filmD.day

41.A.somethingB.anythingC.nothingD.everything

42.A.saidB.tosayC.showedD.toshow

43.A.becomeB.becameC.becomingD.tobecome

44.A.andB.butC.crD.with

45.A.frustratingB.surprisingC.disappointingD.embarrassing

（十七）

Onmyfirstdayofhighschool,Isawaboyfrommyclasswalkingbackhomeafterschool.

HisnamewasDavid.Hewas_31_hisbooks.AsIwaswalking,Isawagroupofkids

runningtowardshim,knockingallhisbooks_32_hisarms.Andthentheyranaway.David

felldownandhis_33_wentflying.HelookedupandIsawsadnessinhiseyes.Ihelped

himtolookforhisglassesandsaid,"Thekidswithbadmannersshouldbepunished（惩

罚）."Therewasabigsmilethat_34—realgralilude（感激）onhisface.

From_35—on,webecamefriends.ThemoreIgottoknowDavid,themoreIlikedhim.

Overthe36fouryears,wealwaysstudiedandplayedtogetherandhadahappytime.

Ongraduationday,Icouldseethathewasnervousabouthis37.SoIsaid,"

Graduationisatimetothankthosewhohelpedyou38throughthosedifficult

years------ourparents,ourteachers,but39ourfriends.Beingafriendtosomeoneisthe

best40youcangivethem.Filtellyouastory.,,Ijustlookedatthehandsomepopularboy

inamazementashetoldthestoryofthefirstdaywe41.

Everyonewas42tohearallabouthishardestmoment.Isawhisparentslookingat

meandsmiling.Notuntil（hatmomentdidI43itsdeepmeaning.

Neverundcrcsliinalc（低估）lhcpowerofyouractions,Willionesmallaction,youcan

44aperson'slife.45youcansee,"Friendsareangels（天使）tomakeusrisewhenour

wingshaveproblemsflying."

31.A.bringingB.carryingC.readingD.lookingfor

32.A.outofB.fromC.intoD.onto

33.A.knivesB.toysC.pensD.glasses

34.A.showedB.spokeC.toldD.said

35.A.onB.backC.thatD.then

36.A.lastB.pastC.nextD.through

37.A.speechB.graduationC.difficultyD.story

38.A.lookB.succeedC.climbD.push

39.A.notB.leastC.mostlyD.perhaps

40.A.friendB.wordC.teacherD.gift

41.A.beatB.metC.playedD.made

42.A.hopelessB.pleasedC.surprisedD.sorry

43.A.noticeB.seeC.appearD.realize

44.A.changeB.knowC.findD.save

45.A.SinceB.ThoughC.AsD.If

（+A）

Astoreownerwasputtingasignabovehisdoor（hatread"PuppiesForSale".Signslikethat

haveawayof31smallchildren,andsureenough,alittleboyappearedunderthestore

owner'ssign.H32areyougoingtosellthepuppiesfor?"heasked.

Thestoreownerreplied,"Anywherefrom$30to$50.”

Thelittleboy33inhispocketandpulledoutsome34.“Ihave$2.37,"hesaid."CanI

pleaselookatthem?"

Thestoreowner35andwhistledandoutofthekennel（狗窝）camealady,whorandown

theaisle（过道）ofhisstore36byfivepuppies.Onepuppywas37.Immediatelythe

littleboysingledoutthepuppyandsaid,"What's38withthatlittledog?"

Thestoreownerexplainedthattheveterinarian（兽医）had39thelittlepuppyandhad

discoveredllialitdidn'thaveahipsocket.Ilwouldalwayswalkslowlyandwithdifficu'ly.Il

wouldalwaysbelame.Thelittleboybecame40."That'sthelittlepuppythatIwantto

buy.”

Thestoreownersaid,"No,