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Unit1高分重点练完形填空
人教版(2026)九年级上册 Unit 1 The Changing World 基础 5 篇 + 提升 5 篇
基础篇
第 1 篇 The Village Canteen
Grandma Li is eighty years old. She lives in a small village in Hebei. In the past, old people there could not 1 buy fresh food, because the only shop was far away. The road to the town was 2 and dirty, and few buses came.
Things have changed a lot. With the 3 ’s help, the village opened a new canteen last spring. Now Grandma Li eats there every day. When it rains, she just orders her meal on her phone. “It is so 4 ,” she says. “Hot food comes in ten minutes.”
The canteen 5 more than sixty old people. Young 6 take turns to help in the kitchen. Li Wei, the 7 of a small food company, sends vegetables every morning. His 8 has grown since he began to work with the village.
Grandma Li says life has improved 9 . “We used to cook alone at home,” she says. “Now we eat and talk together.” Her old 10 is warm in winter, too, because workers came to fix the heating.
Last month the village won a prize. The 11 of the village said the canteen would stay open for years. Grandma Li now enjoys 12 life and often shows her friends how to order food online. She can also buy train tickets 13 on her phone. “Life is better than before,” she says. “I have 14 good food and good friends. That is the biggest 15 of all.”
1. A. hardly B. easily C. slowly D. quietly
2. A. narrow B. wide C. clean D. busy
3. A. villager B. manager C. leader D. government
4. A. difficult B. special C. convenient D. expensive
5. A. supports B. refuses C. forgets D. loses
6. A. drivers B. villagers C. visitors D. doctors
7. A. farmer B. teacher C. driver D. manager
8. A. garden B. holiday C. business D. journey
9. A. greatly B. hardly C. never D. seldom
10. A. garden B. school C. shop D. flat
11. A. farmer B. leader C. driver D. worker
12. A. busy B. simple C. digital D. quiet
13. A. quickly B. rarely C. hardly D. badly
14. A. either B. neither C. all D. both
15. A. problem B. change C. job D. rule
【生词注释】canteen (村、单位等)食堂 heating 供暖;暖气 improve 改善;提高
第 2 篇 A Safe Path to School
In the past, children in our village walked to school along a 1 path beside the hill. When it rained, the path became 2 and wet, and the small bridge was often covered with water. Parents worried about their children every morning.
Two years ago, the 3 decided to build a new path. Workers made it wider and put up lights along the road. Now the path is clean and 4 to use. Children can walk to school 5 , and they no longer need to hurry.
The new path has 6 changed village life. More families now let their children join after-school activities. A young teacher said, “The children come to class 7 every day.”
Our village has also built a small resting room near the school. Parents 8 the new plan and like to wait there. The 9 meet there and have short 10 about their children.
Ten years ago, there used to be only 11 tracks between the hills. Now a wide road runs through them. The 12 of our town says more roads will be built next year.
I am 13 that our village is getting better. In the future, I hope to 14 my hometown. Small changes may not look big, but they 15 our daily life.
1. A. wide B. clean C. busy D. narrow
2. A. dry B. dirty C. soft D. empty
3. A. government B. company C. school D. family
4. A. dangerous B. boring C. convenient D. difficult
5. A. loudly B. easily C. luckily D. quietly
6. A. greatly B. hardly C. never D. seldom
7. A. late B. sadly C. happily D. slowly
8. A. refuse B. forget C. fear D. support
9. A. villagers B. drivers C. teachers D. workers
10. A. lessons B. games C. songs D. discussions
11. A. wet B. sandy C. green D. soft
12. A. driver B. farmer C. leader D. doctor
13. A. sorry B. afraid C. tired D. proud
14. A. serve B. leave C. visit D. forget
15. A. trouble B. stop C. record D. improve
【生词注释】path 小路;小径 track 小路;小道 improve 改善;提高
第 3 篇 Solar Panels on the Roof
My uncle lives in a small town in the north. Five years ago, most families there burned coal in winter. The air was 1 , and the sky was often grey. People often talked about the 2 of clean energy.
Then the local 3 started a green programme. Families could put solar panels on their roofs, and the town gave them some 4 . My uncle joined the programme last year. “The panels are easy to use,” he says. “They work 5 every day.”
Now the town looks different. The air is much cleaner, and the sky is blue again. Coal has 6 gone from our town. Many families 7 save money on electricity, too. My uncle says the 8 of his home has dropped by half.
The programme has 9 changed the way people think. Students learn about clean energy in class and have 10 about how to protect the environment. Some young people have returned to the town and started green 11 . One of them is a young 12 who runs a small solar company.
The town has become a model. Last month, a 13 from another city visited and asked many questions. My uncle was happy to show him around. “We 14 the earth for our children,” he says. “Clean air is the best 15 we can give them.”
1. A. dirty B. clean C. fresh D. warm
2. A. price B. colour C. shortage D. smell
3. A. school B. farm C. family D. government
4. A. trouble B. support C. prizes D. letters
5. A. well B. badly C. late D. hard
6. A. hardly B. never C. completely D. seldom
7. A. hardly B. easily C. slowly D. carefully
8. A. size B. colour C. weight D. cost
9. A. never B. seldom C. greatly D. hardly
10. A. discussions B. lessons C. songs D. games
11. A. trees B. gardens C. parks D. businesses
12. A. farmer B. manager C. driver D. student
13. A. leader B. worker C. villager D. guest
14. A. buy B. leave C. protect D. sell
15. A. lesson B. gift C. problem D. test
【生词注释】solar panel (太阳能)电池板 coal 煤 electricity 电;电力
第 4 篇 Shared Bikes, Shared Streets
Ten years ago, few people in my city rode bicycles to work. Most people took buses or drove cars. The streets were often 1 with traffic, and the air was not clean.
Then shared bikes came to our city. Now you can find them near almost every 2 station and bus stop. You just scan a code with your phone, and the bike opens 3 . It costs only one yuan for half an hour.
Shared bikes have 4 changed the way we travel. Many people now ride to the subway instead of driving. This reduces the number of cars on the road. The streets are less 5 , and the air is better than before.
Students like shared bikes a lot. Li Ming, a 6 high school student, rides one to school every day. “It is 7 than waiting for a bus,” he says. “And I can usually get one near my home.”
The city has also built more bike paths. The local 8 is doing a good job. A 9 of the bike company told us that shared bikes are now 10 used in many cities.
Of course, there are problems. Some people park bikes in the wrong places, and a few break the rules. Last week, our class had an interesting 11 about how to use shared bikes well.
I think small changes like this can make a big difference. When everyone does a little, the whole 12 becomes better. Riding bikes also helps us keep 13 . I hope more people will choose a 14 way to travel and leave a 15 future for our children.
1. A. free B. busy C. wide D. short
2. A. bus B. radio C. police D. railway
3. A. easily B. slowly C. hard D. late
4. A. never B. seldom C. greatly D. hardly
5. A. clean B. quiet C. wide D. crowded
6. A. primary B. junior C. college D. evening
7. A. slower B. harder C. easier D. longer
8. A. government B. company C. school D. hospital
9. A. driver B. manager C. farmer D. student
10. A. hardly B. never C. widely D. seldom
11. A. trip B. game C. test D. discussion
12. A. society B. park C. school D. market
13. A. quiet B. busy C. healthy D. famous
14. A. longer B. green C. slower D. quieter
15. A. better B. harder C. shorter D. smaller
【生词注释】shared bike 共享单车 scan 扫描 reduce 减少
第 5 篇 When the Lights Came On
My grandmother grew up in a mountain village. When she was young, there was no electricity there. At night, the village was 1 and quiet, and people went to bed early.
Grandma says life was hard. There 2 to be only one small shop, and it closed before dark. Children did their homework by oil lamp, and the light was 3 .
In the 1990s, the 4 brought electricity to the village. Workers put up poles along the 5 mountain road. On the first night, every family turned on the lights at the same time. Grandma remembers the 6 clearly. “It was like a big 7 ,” she says. “We had a long 8 about it that night.”
Electricity has 9 changed village life. Now every home has lights, a TV and a fridge. Many families have moved from old stone houses into new 10 . Life is much more 11 than before.
Grandma is over eighty, but she loves new things. She has learned to use a 12 phone and often makes video calls. Last week, she joined a short online 13 about healthy food.
“These changes are not small,” she says. “They came step by step, and each step made life 14 .” Her eyes shine when she talks. For her, the lights are not just lights; they are a 15 of hope.
1. A. noisy B. busy C. dark D. warm
2. A. used B. had C. seemed D. came
3. A. bright B. poor C. strong D. clear
4. A. family B. school C. company D. government
5. A. wide B. narrow C. busy D. flat
6. A. price B. colour C. moment D. size
7. A. problem B. lesson C. meeting D. festival
8. A. discussion B. game C. song D. test
9. A. hardly B. seldom C. greatly D. never
10. A. gardens B. schools C. shops D. flats
11. A. difficult B. convenient C. expensive D. boring
12. A. digital B. old C. broken D. heavy
13. A. game B. song C. course D. film
14. A. worse B. harder C. slower D. easier
15. A. lesson B. symbol C. problem D. story
【生词注释】electricity 电;电力 pole 电线杆 oil lamp 油灯
提升篇
第 6 篇 The Paper Bag Comes Back
Not long ago, plastic bags were everywhere in our town. Shoppers took them home without thinking, and after one use they were 1 away. Slowly, the town’s soil and rivers became 2 , and people began to worry about the 3 of clean land.
Last year, the local 4 passed a new rule. Shops were asked to stop giving free plastic bags. At first, some 5 complained, because paper bags cost more. However, the 6 of a large supermarket had a better idea. He asked customers to bring their own cloth bags, and he offered a small gift to those who did.
The plan turned out to be 7 successful. In six months, the number of plastic bags used in the town dropped by seventy percent. Even children joined in. At school, they had warm 8 about recycling and made posters to 9 the idea.
The change has 10 changed daily habits. More and more people now take cloth bags when they go 11 . Farmers use paper boxes to send their 12 to the market. Rivers are cleaner, and fish have returned.
This story shows that a green change does not always need new 13 . It often begins with a simple decision. When everyone 14 the plan, the whole 15 moves forward together.
1. A. put B. taken C. given D. thrown
2. A. clean B. dirty C. rich D. dry
3. A. shortage B. price C. colour D. danger
4. A. family B. school C. government D. company
5. A. drivers B. villagers C. visitors D. students
6. A. farmer B. driver C. teacher D. manager
7. A. hardly B. seldom C. completely D. never
8. A. discussions B. songs C. games D. films
9. A. refuse B. forget C. stop D. support
10. A. never B. greatly C. hardly D. seldom
11. A. fishing B. swimming C. shopping D. running
12. A. products B. letters C. tickets D. pictures
13. A. money B. technology C. teachers D. rules
14. A. refuses B. forgets C. fears D. supports
15. A. society B. market C. garden D. family
【生词注释】plastic 塑料(的) recycle 回收利用 poster 海报
第 7 篇 A Letter from My Hometown
Dear Anna,
I have good news to share with you this time — my hometown has changed so much! I want to tell you about the changes here, because I know you are 1 about village life in China.
I left my village five years ago to study in the city. When I came back last week, I could hardly believe my eyes. The narrow road I once walked along has 2 into a wide street, with street lights on both sides. Our old stone house has been pulled down, and my parents now live in a bright 3 on the fifth floor.
The biggest change is the internet. Ten years ago, few villagers had a computer, and getting information was not 4 . Now farmers use 5 tools to check the weather and sell their 6 online. My cousin, who once worked as a 7 in a city hotel, has come home and started his own 8 .
The village has also become 9 than before. In the past, people cut trees for firewood, and the hills turned 10 . Nowadays, the 11 has planted thousands of young trees, and the soil no longer washes away in the rain.
Of course, not everything is perfect. Some old people still find it hard to use a phone, and a few feel lonely after their children move away. Our village holds 12 every month to listen to their worries.
Still, I am 13 that life here will keep getting better. My grandmother says she has seen more changes in ten years than in her whole life 14 . I think she is right.
Write back soon and tell me about your 15 !
Yours,
Li Hua
1. A. worried B. curious C. angry D. sure
2. A. moved B. grown C. turned D. looked
3. A. flat B. tent C. hotel D. camp
4. A. cheap B. safe C. slow D. convenient
5. A. heavy B. simple C. digital D. broken
6. A. letters B. products C. tickets D. clothes
7. A. driver B. farmer C. teacher D. manager
8. A. business B. class C. holiday D. game
9. A. busier B. greener C. quieter D. smaller
10. A. green B. rich C. sandy D. wet
11. A. family B. school C. company D. government
12. A. discussions B. songs C. films D. games
13. A. sorry B. tired C. confident D. afraid
14. A. ago B. before C. later D. after
15. A. school B. holiday C. study D. hometown
【生词注释】hardly 几乎不;简直不 firewood 木柴;柴火 lonely 孤独的
第 8 篇 The City That Learned to Breathe
Twenty years ago, the city where I live was famous for its heavy traffic. Cars filled the roads from morning till night. The air was 1 , and the sky was often covered with grey smoke. Very few people chose to walk 2 .
Then the city made a big decision. A new subway line was opened 3 the river, and hundreds of buses were replaced by cleaner ones. The 4 also built more than twenty kilometres of green paths for walkers and cyclists.
The results came quickly. The number of cars in the city centre has dropped 5 , and the air is much fresher. On weekends, families now ride bikes along the river. A young 6 of the city’s traffic office told us that the number of subway users 7 every year.
The change has 8 touched people’s daily habits. Many office workers have joined the “green hour” plan. They leave their cars at home and take the subway, which is 9 and cheap. City 10 say the streets are quieter now.
Business also benefits. Shops along the green paths attract more visitors, and small 11 earn more money. “A clean city brings more 12 ,” one shop owner said with a smile.
Of course, we still have problems. Some people refuse to give up driving, and the subway is crowded at rush hour. The city is now 13 a new line, and it will be 14 next year. I believe my city will keep 15 .
1. A. clean B. fresh C. dirty D. cool
2. A. outside B. alone C. upstairs D. abroad
3. A. over B. under C. above D. behind
4. A. family B. school C. company D. government
5. A. greatly B. hardly C. never D. seldom
6. A. farmer B. driver C. manager D. student
7. A. falls B. stops C. drops D. increases
8. A. hardly B. completely C. seldom D. never
9. A. convenient B. expensive C. slow D. difficult
10. A. farmers B. drivers C. leaders D. students
11. A. trees B. businesses C. gardens D. parks
12. A. rain B. noise C. snow D. visitors
13. A. closing B. drawing C. building D. cleaning
14. A. completed B. refused C. forgotten D. stopped
15. A. failing B. improving C. resting D. stopping
【生词注释】cyclist 骑自行车的人 rush hour (上下班)高峰时间 kilometre 千米;公里
第 9 篇 The Smart Farm
My uncle is a farmer in the north. Thirty years ago, he did almost all the farm work by hand. It 1 him and his brothers many hours to water a small field. In those days, few people believed that science could 2 farmers much.
Everything began to change when my cousin came home from college. He brought new 3 tools and taught the family how to use them. Now drones fly over the fields, and sensors in the 4 tell farmers when to water the corn. It is 5 for my uncle to check the whole farm on a small screen.
The results are clear. The farm now produces far more 6 than before, and my uncle 7 supports the new plan. “The machines do not get tired,” he says with a smile. “And they never 8 .”
Young people in the village are also changing. A young 9 who once worked in a big city has returned and set up a small 10 . He uses a computer to plan the planting season for twenty families.
The local 11 has given money and training to these young farmers. Last year, they held many 12 about new farming methods. The number of people who use smart tools has risen 13 .
My uncle says he has learned a lot 14 his son. “I used to think farming was only about hard work,” he says. “Now I know it is also about 15 .”
1. A. took B. saved C. gave D. left
2. A. trouble B. support C. replace D. stop
3. A. old B. broken C. digital D. heavy
4. A. air B. water C. roof D. soil
5. A. difficult B. convenient C. expensive D. boring
6. A. corn B. salt C. stones D. coal
7. A. hardly B. never C. seldom D. strongly
8. A. sleep B. eat C. complain D. rest
9. A. manager B. driver C. teacher D. doctor
10. A. class B. game C. holiday D. business
11. A. family B. government C. school D. hospital
12. A. songs B. games C. discussions D. films
13. A. greatly B. hardly C. never D. seldom
14. A. about B. with C. for D. from
15. A. luck B. science C. money D. weather
【生词注释】drone 无人机 sensor 传感器 planting season 播种季节
第 10 篇 The Tea House with Free Wi-Fi
In the old street of my town, there is a tea house that has stood there for more than sixty years. Its owner, Grandpa Chen, used to serve only tea. His shop was small and quiet, and the wooden chairs were old and a little 1 .
Three years ago, a young 2 came to work in the town. She often visited the tea house and became a good friend of Grandpa Chen. One day, she said, “Why not offer free Wi-Fi? Young people will come.” Grandpa Chen was not sure at first, because he knew little about 3 life.
The young woman helped him set up a small network. To everyone’s surprise, the tea house became 4 popular. Students came to read and do homework, and they 5 their projects on their laptops. Office workers came after work and had a short 6 while drinking tea.
Grandpa Chen has slowly changed his old habits. He now uses a phone to take orders and even sells some tea online. His small 7 has grown, and he has opened a second room for young guests. “I still sell the same tea,” he says. “But the way people drink it has 8 changed.”
The tea house has also become a bridge between old and new. Older customers teach young people about tea 9 , and the young ones help them use their phones. The two groups now learn from each other, and the 10 between them is smaller than before. Last month, they held a warm 11 about how to protect the old street.
The local 12 has praised Grandpa Chen’s idea. It plans to help more small 13 in the street go online. Grandpa Chen is happy, but he has not forgotten the past. His tea house is not just a place for tea; it is also a place where old and new meet 14 . “Tea is still tea,” he says. “We 15 keep our traditions while we welcome new things.”
1. A. clean B. dirty C. broken D. soft
2. A. farmer B. driver C. doctor D. teacher
3. A. digital B. simple C. busy D. quiet
4. A. hardly B. never C. widely D. seldom
5. A. refused B. discussed C. forgot D. stopped
6. A. discussion B. song C. game D. film
7. A. garden B. holiday C. class D. business
8. A. hardly B. never C. completely D. seldom
9. A. culture B. price C. colour D. weight
10. A. lesson B. difference C. problem D. story
11. A. test B. game C. film D. meeting
12. A. family B. school C. government D. company
13. A. businesses B. trees C. gardens D. parks
14. A. sadly B. happily C. slowly D. quietly
15. A. need B. must C. should D. would
【生词注释】network 网络 Wi-Fi 无线网络 tradition 传统
参考答案
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