寒假复习--短文填空 12篇 专练 2023-2024 学年 牛津上海版（试用本） 英语九年级上册

寒假复习--短文填空 12篇 专练 2023-2024 学年 牛津上海版（试用本） 英语九年级上册 根据短文内容和首字母提示，填写所缺单词，完成短文。（每空一词） ” “The milk tea in this shop is ... ‘YYDS’! I can’t help but stomp (跺) my ‘jiojio.’ Oh, and the ice cream! Ah! Ah! Ah! It’s ‘juejuezi’!” This paragraph is not long, h 1 , some people (your parents and grandparents, for example) may have problems understanding these words. What are the m 2 of “YYDS” and “juejuezi”? Was the writer happy with the milk tea and the ice cream? Or was she t 3 to complain (抱怨) about them? If people know little about online buzzwords (流行语), it’s d 4 for them to enjoy the happiness of visiting the Internet these days. In some ways, these buzzwords have made a difference to China’s social media (媒体). You might say it’s just a fad (一时的风尚). The problem is that you may depend (依赖) too much on these buzzwords and give up u 5 your own brain (大脑). Just think about it: How would you describe d 6 food? You might use “YYDS” or “juejuezi”. How would you describe your favorite English newspaper? You might still use “YYDS” or “juejuezi”. It seems that you can never think of a b 7 way to describe things when using these buzzwords. Let’s take a look at how successful writers describe t 8 favorite things. The Chinese writer Lu Yao o 9 wrote about a full moon: “The moon appears quietly from behind the mountains. It sprinkles (撒) its pale light on the fields... Everything appears hazy (朦胧的), as if veiled (以纱遮盖).” The description is so wonderful that the readers can e 10 think of the beauty of the moon. You may continue using “YYDS” or “juejuezi” when you are chatting with your friends. But you’d better not depend on these buzzwords. Do some serious reading and think about how you can add more details to the descriptions of your favorite things. 根据短文内容，用括号内所给词的正确时态或形式填空，使短文完整。 Birdwatching 11 (be) a great hobby. Do you know how to start it? Buy a book about birds at first. It can show you much 12 (use) informat