期中复习之【完形填空专项练习16篇（单元话题）】 - 2026-2027学年译林版九年级上册英语

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When our class prepared a charity show, many students hoped to 3____ and get praise. But Li Jia was quite 4____. She never wanted to show off. Instead, she divided tasks clearly and listened to different ideas patiently. Some group members were too 5____ and kept making small mistakes. Li Jia was patient enough 6____ them again and again. She paid close attention to every tiny 7____. Finally the show turned out great. Her teacher told us self‑knowledge does not mean only finding your shining points. You should also face your weak points bravely. Don’t be proud of small success, nor lose heart because of your 8____. Neither being too confident nor too self‑doubted will help you move forward. We should accept our whole personality and keep improving 9____. If you work to high 10____ all the time, you will make steady progress. 1. A. choices B. jokes C. mistakes D. secrets 2. A. time B. order C. mood D. spirit 3. A. fall behind B. give up C. take the lead D. care about 4. A. proud B. modest C. lively D. curious 5. A. careful B. patient C. careless D. energetic 6. A. explain B. explaining C. to explain D. explained 7. A. detail B. praise C. prize D. challenge 8. A. advantages B. shortcomings C. decisions D. promises 9. A. yourselves B. ourselves C. themselves D. myself 10. A. standards B. habits C. prizes D. dreams Passage 2 Being creative is a valuable quality, but creativity alone cannot bring great achievements. Wang Hao is a boy full of 1____. He can always come up with fresh ideas for group projects. However, he had a big problem: he was disorganized and often 2____ his things. Sometimes he would forget important deadlines because of carelessness. Last term he joined the school invention competition. His idea was wonderful, but he 3____ his notebook at home on the competition day. As a result, he 4____ the chance to introduce his design fully. He failed the competition. Wang Hao felt terrible. He reflected deeply and realized that great creativity still needs good habits. He made up his 5____ to change. He bought folders to keep materials and set alarms to remind 6____ of tasks. He checked his schoolbag carefully before leaving home every morning. Meanwhile he did not give up his creative advantages. He took on new 7____ in the school design club. Gradually he balanced his strengths and corrected his weaknesses. True self‑knowledge tells us: don’t over‑praise your gifts, and don’t ignore bad habits. A small mistake may 8____ all your hard work. You cannot 9____ to be careless even if you are talented. Accept your personality, make up for your weak sides, and you will make full 10____ of your potential. 1. A. energy B. imagination C. patience D. curiosity 2. A. ate up B. gave up C. messed up D. took up 3. A. left B. lost C. forgot D. missed 4. A. offered B. wasted C. accepted D. valued 5. A. mind B. decision C. plan D. idea 6. A. him B. his C. himself D. he 7. A. mistakes B. challenges C. prizes D. suggestions 8. A. protect B. support C. destroy D. improve 9. A. afford B. agree C. hope D. expect 10. A. fun B. use C. sense D. care Passage 3 Modesty keeps people moving forward, while conceit may make you 1____ behind. Zhang Yi once took the lead in almost all class tests. Constant praise from classmates made him become proud day by day. He started to 2____ his high marks and laughed at those who fell behind. He thought he was clever enough so he seldom went over lessons carefully. His desk was in a terrible 3____. Soon his grades dropped sharply. He felt shocked and upset. Luckily his head teacher had a heart‑to‑heart talk with him. “The fuller rice ear grows, the lower it bows its head,” the teacher told him. Temporary success never 4____ final achievement. These words woke Zhang Yi up. He put away his arrogance and became 5____ again. When facing difficult knowledge points, he was willing to 6____ for advice from teachers and classmates. He made organized study plans and paid attention to every detail. He stopped comparing himself with others just for vanity. Half a term later, his study state improved greatly. He learned that knowing yourself includes realizing how much you still need to learn. If you only fix your eyes on your advantages, you will 7____ tiny but dangerous mistakes. We should work to high standards all the time. Never be satisfied with small achievements. Blind self‑confidence will block your road of 8____. True excellence comes from continuous hard work instead of showing off. Judge yourself by your own progress rather than others’ praise. Clear self‑awareness is a powerful 9____ for teenagers. Every time you accept your weaknesses, you get closer to your 10____. 1. A. stay B. fall C. keep D. get 2. A. show off B. give away C. take off D. put off 3. A. order B. mess C. style D. condition 4. A. repeats B. reflects C. represents D. requires 5. A. proud B. modest C. curious D. creative 6. A. ask B. look C. wait D. care 7. A. create B. correct C. ignore D. correct 8. A. improvement B. entertainment C. influence D. experience 9. A. secret B. power C. habit D. choice 10. A. mistake B. failure C. goal D. memory Passage 4 Many teenagers wonder what job will 1____ their personalities in the future. Our personalities give us useful hints, but they do not decide everything. Chen Qian is careful and patient. She pays great attention to details. People around her thought she would become an accountant. However, she was also curious about science and loved doing small experiments. She once doubted 2____ she should follow others’ advice or stick to her own interest. Her teacher told her: personality is not a fixed label. You can take on new challenges and change yourself through practice. Don’t only judge your future by your present qualities. Chen Qian took the advice. She joined the science club and kept practising. Sometimes she became 3____ when experiments failed many times, but she forced herself to keep calm. She kept reflecting on her mistakes and improved step by step. Slowly she made progress. Her carefulness helped her record experimental data 4____. Her curiosity pushed her to come up with new ideas. From her story we learn: neither 5____ nor too much self‑doubt helps us grow. Knowing yourself well does not mean locking yourself inside fixed limits. It helps you find your strengths and also tells you where you need to 6____. You cannot afford 7____ blind comparison with classmates. Everyone has their own pace of growth. Be ready to accept new challenges. Personality can be improved with effort. High standards are not only for your study but also for your self‑improvement. Dig out your inner 8____, correct your shortcomings little by little. True self‑knowledge frees you from copying others’ road. It lets you make wise 9____ for your future. Keep trying, and you will achieve your 10____ dream. 1. A. suit B. hurt C. protect D. reach 2. A. what B. whether C. that D. how 3. A. modest B. organized C. impatient D. energetic 4. A. exactly B. carelessly C. proudly D. secretly 5. A. sadness B. pride C. fear D. surprise 6. A. hide B. change C. praise D. show 7. A. to B. for C. of D. with 8. A. weakness B. stress C. potential D. trouble 9. A. suggestions B. choices C. mistakes D. habits 10. A. own B. other’s C. classmate’s D. teacher’s Passage 5 Many Grade‑Nine teenagers are under heavy stress. Too much homework and high expectations can easily drive them 1____. Lucy is one of them. Her parents expect her to enter a top high school. They keep signing her up for extra training courses. She loved painting, but her parents asked her to give it up, fearing it would make her 2____ behind in schoolwork. Lucy argued with her parents several times. After quarrels, she kept all her worries to 3____. Day by day she felt stressed and sleepy in class. Her grades started to drop. She was in low 4____ most of the time. Her head teacher noticed her problem and offered valuable 5____. He told her good communication was the key. It was necessary for her to 6____ study and hobbies. She should share her true feelings instead of keeping silent. Lucy followed the advice. She had a heart‑to‑heart talk with her parents patiently. She explained painting helped her reduce pressure. To her joy, her parents agreed to cut 7____ on one training class and allowed her to paint for forty minutes each day after homework. Little by little, Lucy’s mood became better. She realized quarrels cannot 8____ teenage problems. Running away from your feelings will only make things worse. When you meet teenage troubles, don’t hide your pain inside. Find proper ways to release stress. It takes great 9____ to start a sincere talk with your family, but it greatly improves family 10____. 1. A. happy B. mad C. relaxed D. lively 2. A. take B. stay C. fall D. keep 3. A. others B. her C. herself D. she 4. A. spirits B. time C. work D. risk 5. A. money B. prizes C. advice D. courage 6. A. choose B. compare C. balance D. divide 7. A. down B. up C. off D. out 8. A. solve B. cause C. miss D. create 9. A. time B. courage C. money D. trouble 10. A. competition B. relationship C. activity D. memory Passage 6 Peer pressure is a common teenage problem. Teenagers care much about what classmates think, and this sometimes influences their decisions. Tom’s close classmates were crazy about online games. Lots of them spent plenty of spare time 1____ them. Under pressure, Tom once followed them, though he knew it was bad for his study. Soon he found 2____ hard to keep up with his lessons. He felt ashamed and 3____. He dared not tell his parents about his trouble. His teacher found his change and talked with him. “True friendship does not require you 4____ up your own rules just to please others,” the teacher said. Tom realized he should be brave enough to say no. Gradually he returned to his old good habits. He spent more time reading and doing sports instead of playing games. From his experience we learn: you cannot please everyone. Your own values matter 5____ than others’ opinions. When you face peer pressure, stop to think about what you really want. Don’t fear being different. Many teenage troubles come from blind comparison. Some teenagers compare their grades, clothes or hobbies with classmates. This brings unnecessary 6____. If you always copy others, you will lose your shining points. When you feel stressed, don’t keep worries to yourself. Communicate with trusted people. It is no good 7____ your bad feelings deep in your heart. Proper relaxation also helps: doing sports, keeping diaries or talking with friends. Learn to manage your mood. Bad moods will not disappear by themselves. If you let stress control you, it will lead 8____ worse study results and bad family relationships. Face teenage difficulties bravely. It is all right 9____ yourself. Every teenager meets growing pains. With proper ways, you can beat pressure and enjoy your teenage 10____. 1. A. play B. playing C. to play D. played 2. A. that B. this C. it D. one 3. A. comfortable B. uncomfortable C. pleased D. relaxed 4. A. give B. giving C. to give D. given 5. A. little B. less C. much D. more 6. A. stress B. pleasure C. success D. luck 7. A. hide B. hiding C. to hide D. hidden 8. A. in B. to C. for D. of 9. A. be B. being C. to be D. been 10. A. memory B. holiday C. life D. exam Passage 7 Many teenagers suffer from bad moods in their growth. Bad moods are common, 1____ they will do harm to your study and health if you cannot deal with them properly. Amy often got bad moods after exam failures. Sometimes she felt so 2____ that she could hardly listen carefully in class. She lost patience with herself and even wanted to give up. She thought nobody could understand her pain. Her aunt taught her several useful ways. First, do not be too strict 3____ yourself. Nobody can win all the time. Second, spare some time for your hobbies to lift your spirits. Third, talk to someone you trust instead of keeping worries to 4____. Amy began to put these ideas into practice. When she met difficulties, she avoided 5____ alone for too long. She also kept a diary to record her true feelings. Slowly her bad moods became less frequent. She learned that moods are just part of teenage life. We should learn to manage them rather than let them 6____ us. It takes time and effort, but the efforts are worth it. Never risk 7____ yourself inside bad feelings. Nowadays many students stay up late because of heavy homework. Lack of sleep makes people easy‑tempered and in low spirits. Try your best to manage your time well. Don’t waste time on useless things. Good rest helps you stay in good 8____. If your bad mood lasts for a long time, turn to teachers or parents for help. Asking for help is not a sign of 9____. It shows you are brave enough to face your teenage 10____. 1. A. and B. but C. so D. or 2. A. sleepy B. excited C. energetic D. curious 3. A. in B. on C. with D. for 4. A. you B. your C. yourself D. yours 5. A. stay B. staying C. to stay D. stayed 6. A. control B. praise C. protect D. encourage 7. A. lose B. lost C. losing D. loss 8. A. habit B. mood C. hobby D. dream 9. A. strength B. weakness C. courage D. spirit 10. A. pleasure B. success C. problems D. prizes Passage 8 Comparison anxiety is a hidden teenage problem. Many teenagers compare their grades, looks and family conditions with classmates, and this brings endless pressure. Zoe often compared herself with others. Top‑grade classmates made her feel useless. Fashionable clothes of her classmates made her dislike her simple school uniform. She spent lots of time worrying about outer things 1____ of focusing on her own growth. She asked her parents for expensive clothes and new mobile phones just to keep 2____ with her classmates. When her parents refused because of limited family income, she got angry and kept silent for weeks. Gradually she lost self‑confidence and lost interest in her dancing hobby. Her dance coach noticed her low spirits and gave her valuable advice. Everyone walks a different life road. Comparing your whole life with others’ shining moments only brings meaningless mental 3____. Your hard‑working personality and dancing skills are shining points that money cannot buy. The coach advised Zoe to write down her strengths every night to rebuild confidence and stop paying attention to others’ life blindly. Zoe accepted the advice and changed 4____. She focused on dancing training and school study. She gave up useless comparison and felt satisfied with her small progress day by day. She no longer asked for expensive goods and enjoyed warm family dinners. She realized true happiness comes from inner enrichment 5____ than outer material things. Teenagers should stay away from peer comparison anxiety. Recognize your own advantages clearly and set personal growth goals according to your own situation. Blind chasing for material things only brings empty pride, while self‑improvement creates real inner 6____. Cherish your own growth pace and never rush to copy others’ wonderful life. Every small progress you make builds solid 7____ for your future life. Put aside vanity and focus on your own strengths. Warm family care is far more valuable than expensive outer goods. Hobby cultivation fills your spare time and 8____ time wasted on useless comparison. True teenage happiness lies in steady growth and sincere relationships, not outer vanity. Self‑acceptance is the best way to beat comparison‑driven 9____. Don’t let vain worry rob you 10____ your happy teenage life. 1. A. instead B. because C. full D. short 2. A. up B. down C. away D. out 3. A. growth B. courage C. consumption D. victory 4. A. active B. actively C. activity D. action 5. A. more B. less C. rather D. better 6. A. doubt B. confidence C. stress D. risk 7. A. memory B. base C. mood D. habit 8. A. reduces B. increases C. wastes D. creates 9. A. pleasure B. pressure C. success D. joy 10. A. off B. from C. of D. away Passage 9 Strong will plays an important role in our life. Those who refuse 1____ up are more likely to achieve their goals even when they meet terrible difficulties. Li Wei is a young gymnast. A bad accident changed his life several years ago. He got badly hurt in his knees. The doctor told him there was little hope for him 2____ to competitions again. For months he was in great 3____. He doubted whether he could keep his dream alive. 4____ the great pain, he refused to lose heart. He kept doing slow and safe exercise every single day. His coach encouraged him not to lose hope. Many times he wanted to stop, but he kept reminding 5____ of his dream. After two‑year hard training, he finally took part in an important match again. His wonderful 6____ surprised all the audience. Though he did not win the gold medal, he won high praise for his courage. Never judge a person only by the final prize. The spirit of fighting 7____ matters more. It was his strong will that helped him pull through. Nothing can stand in 8____ way if he holds on to his dream. In our daily life, we may meet all kinds of difficulties. Some are physical; some come from our mind. Whatever they are, we should hold a positive attitude 9____ life. Remember: where there is a will, there is a 10____. 1. A. give B. giving C. to give D. given 2. A. return B. to return C. returning D. returned 3. A. suffer B. suffering C. suffered D. sufferer 4. A. Despite B. Because C. Though D. If 5. A. he B. his C. himself D. him 6. A. performance B. patience C. courage D. discovery 7. A. itself B. himself C. herself D. themselves 8. A. he B. him C. his D. himself 9. A. for B. to C. of D. with 10. A. goal B. dream C. way D. prize Passage10 Failure is common on the road to success. The difference between successful people and others lies in how they face failure. Su Lin dreamed of being a scientist. When she was young, she failed many science competitions. Some classmates laughed at her failures. She once felt deeply 1____ and thought about giving up her dream. Luckily her grandma gave her powerful encouragement. She told Su Lin that one’s achievements seldom come 2____ lots of failures. Instead of feeling upset about failure, we should learn lessons 3____ it. Su Lin took her grandma’s words to heart. Every time she failed, she spent time reviewing her mistakes instead of 4____. She kept reading widely and doing small experiments. She also asked teachers for 5____ advice. Years later, she 6____ plenty of difficulties and made small but important discoveries. “I don’t only thank success; I also thank my failures,” she said. Failures force you 7____ your weaknesses. They offer valuable chances for self‑improvement. If you stick 8____ your goal and keep trying, you will make progress step by step. It requires courage to accept failure. Victory belongs to those 9____ never give up. Many teenagers give up easily after one setback. But real growth comes when you keep moving forward through difficulties. Never let one failure rob you 10____ hope. 1. A. excited B. disappointed C. relaxed D. satisfied 2. A. with B. without C. through D. by 3. A. to B. for C. from D. of 4. A. complain B. complaining C. complained D. complaint 5. A. far B. farther C. further D. farthest 6. A. overcame B. will overcome C. overcomes D. is overcoming 7. A. check B. checking C. to check D. checked 8. A. to B. for C. with D. of 9. A. which B. whom C. who D. whose 10. A. in B. off C. from D. of Passage11 Life is full of challenges. Some teenagers give up easily when they fail once or twice. But real growth happens when you keep moving forward 1____ difficulties. Wang Tao loved running. He hoped to win the city sports meeting. But before the match, he hurt his leg badly. The doctor suggested he rest for at least three months. He could hardly take part in the game. He felt upset and kept 2____ himself in his room. His PE coach visited him. “Dreams do not disappear just because one chance is gone,” he told Wang Tao. “You can train slowly, get well, and wait for 3____ next chance.” Wang Tao took the advice. He followed the doctor’s treatment strictly and did light exercise every day. Instead of 4____ the lost chance, he made a long‑term training plan. He read books about sports science and learned 5____ his skills. One year later, he entered the sports meeting again. He competed bravely against other excellent 6____. In the end he got the silver medal. “It was not luck that brought me this prize. It was months of patience and hard work,” he told reporters. Never let one setback rob you of your hope. The road may be hard, but those 7____ stick on will finally see light. In our study life, we may also meet setbacks. Don’t lose heart when you fall behind. Setbacks are not total 8____. They tell you where you need to improve. Keep a positive attitude towards your troubles. It is natural 9____ tired when difficulties come, but don’t allow tiredness to stop your steps. Every small effort counts. Hold on to your dream, 10____ you will see your own victory one day. 1. A. across B. through C. against D. among 2. A. lock B. locking C. locked D. locks 3. A. a B. an C. the D. / 4. A. regret B. regretted C. regretting D. regretful 5. A. improve B. improving C. to improve D. improved 6. A. competitors B. coaches C. audiences D. performers 7. A. which B. whose C. who D. whom 8. A. success B. failure C. progress D. victory 9. A. feel B. to feel C. feeling D. felt 10. A. or B. but C. so D. and Passage12 Strong spirit can help people go through hard times. Some people meet great physical pain, yet they still hold on to their dreams. A famous musician lost his hearing in his twenties. For a musician, losing hearing was a terrible blow. He fell into deep 1____ for a period. However, he did not let the difficulty beat him. 2____ to hear music, he felt the beat through his own body. He practised composing day and night. Many of his great works 3____ during this hard period. When people admire his great works, few realize how much pain he 4____ through. His story gives us much 5____. In our daily life, we may meet all kinds of trouble. Some difficulties are physical; some come from our mind. Whatever they are, we should hold a positive attitude 6____ life. It is natural to feel tired when difficulties come. But don’t allow tiredness 7____ your steps. Keep your dream in your mind and try your best. Success seldom comes in one night. Every small effort 8____. Never give up. Many teenagers give up too early because of fear of failure. They are afraid of falling behind or being laughed at. But real courage is not having no fear; it is moving forward 9____ fear. Learn from people with strong will. They teach us that victory belongs to those who keep fighting. Face your challenges bravely. Don’t let difficulties stand 10____ your way. 1. A. sad B. sadness C. sadly D. sadden 2. A. Unable B. Can’t C. Couldn’t D. Unhappy 3. A. create B. created C. were created D. are creating 4. A. go B. goes C. has gone D. had gone 5. A. inspire B. inspiration C. encouraging D. excited 6. A. to B. for C. of D. with 7. A. stop B. stopping C. to stop D. stopped 8. A. count B. counts C. counted D. counting 9. A. with B. without C. for D. against 10. A. in B. on C. by D. at Passage13 The peanut story teaches us a valuable life lesson. Unlike apples and peaches that show bright fruits above ground, peanuts 1____ their fruits in hidden soil. Father told children peanuts are not very 2____ to look at, but they are really useful. They can be made into oil or food. Compared 3____ seeking praise and wonderful looks, being useful to others is more important. This simple story left a deep impression 4____ the writer. It made him think about what kind of person he wanted to become. He expected 5____ a quiet but useful member of society just like peanuts. Peanuts do not show off. They devote 6____ to producing fruit under the earth. This spirit tells us: we should not only care about getting others’ attention. Everyone can make a 7____ in ordinary positions. It is a pity 8____ many people only run after bright appearances. They try their best to catch others’ eyes but forget inner value. We should learn from peanuts. Beauty does not only lie in what you can see. True beauty comes from what you give to 9____. If we learn from peanuts, we will find life 10____ beautiful. 1. A. hide B. show C. attract D. dig 2. A. satisfy B. attractive C. amazed D. curious 3. A. to B. for C. with D. of 4. A. in B. on C. at D. for 5. A. be B. to be C. being D. been 6. A. them B. their C. themselves D. theirs 7. A. mistake B. contribution C. decision D. choice 8. A. what B. which C. that D. whether 9. A. other B. others C. another D. the other 10. A. true B. truly C. real D. really Passage14 Fan Jinshi is known 1____ the “Daughter of Dunhuang”. She devoted most of her lifetime 2____ protecting ancient cave paintings in Dunhuang. After she graduated 3____ university, she travelled to Dunhuang. The caves hold thousands of priceless paintings. However, natural damage and overtourism harmed these treasures. Living conditions there were poor. Many people felt tired and left, 4____ Fan Jinshi stayed. She did plenty of 5____ for cave protection. To save the art treasures forever, she came up with the idea 6____ all the cave information. For over thirty years, her team kept working hard. Finally the “Digital Dunhuang” website 7____. Now people across the world can enjoy Dunhuang art online. People are 8____ at her great devotion. Her life purpose was to protect cultural heritage. She never minded the hard conditions. Everyone can serve our 9____ in their own way. We should make up our mind 10____ a useful life just as Fan Jinshi does. 1. A. for B. as C. to D. with 2. A. in B. on C. to D. for 3. A. in B. from C. at D. of 4. A. and B. so C. but D. or 5. A. research B. decision C. celebration D. contribution 6. A. digitalize B. to digitalize C. digitalizing D. digitalized 7. A. creates B. created C. was created D. is creating 8. A. amaze B. amazing C. amazed D. amazement 9. A. social B. society C. sociality D. socialist 10. A. live B. to live C. living D. lived Passage15 We should never judge a person only 1____ his appearance. Real value often hides in quiet ordinary life. Last summer I visited a small farm. Farmers dug the ground and got ripe peanuts. Before you dig them out, you cannot tell whether the plant 2____ fruit from its thin stem. The peanuts lay hidden under dirt. They look plain but they are full of value. The farmer told me many young people look forward 3____ easy success. They wish to become famous quickly and catch others’ eye. However, real value often comes from long‑time silent 4____. Some ordinary‑looking people give much to their family and society. Their inner qualities make them really beautiful. Hearing his words, I began to rethink my own life goal. I imagined 5____ a person who brings small help to people around me. It takes time 6____ such good qualities. It is not necessary for everyone to become famous. You can still live a beautiful life 7____ you serve others. Small actions can make a big 8____. Our society needs shining stars, 9____ it also needs lots of quiet useful people like peanuts. Don’t run after outer praise blindly. Learn to value inner qualities. Everyone can contribute something to society in small 10____. 1. A. in B. by C. for D. with 2. A. bear B. bears C. bore D. borne 3. A. to B. for C. at D. of 4. A. devote B. devoted C. devotion D. devoting 5. A. be B. to be C. being D. been 6. A. develop B. to develop C. developing D. developed 7. A. if B. though C. unless D. but 8. A. mistake B. decision C. difference D. achievement 9. A. or B. so C. and D. but 10. A. path B. ways C. goal D. purpose Passage16 What makes life beautiful? Different people hold different opinions. Some believe wealth and fame create beauty, while 1____ think beauty lies in being useful. Zhang Na is a dentist in a small town. She graduated from medical college years ago. Instead of looking for jobs in big cities, she chose 2____ in her hometown. Many local people cannot afford expensive medical care. She tries her best to serve poor patients patiently. Her work involves 3____ people with tooth problems. She seldom gets much public praise, but she feels 4____ when patients get well. She does not seek public attention. She just quietly devotes herself 5____ her work. She once said in an interview: “My life is simple. I don’t have expensive things. 6____ I feel my life is beautiful, because I can help others.” Her story reminds us: life’s beauty does not come from what you get for 7____. It comes from what you give to others. Many ordinary people like Zhang Na live around us. They make our world warm. We are supposed 8____ from them. Don’t always wish for exciting great moments. Learn 9____ small meaningful moments in daily life. Then you 10____ your own beautiful life. 1. A. other B. others C. another D. the other 2. A. work B. working C. to work D. worked 3. A. treat B. treating C. to treat D. treated 4. A. satisfied B. satisfying C. surprise D. surprising 5. A. in B. on C. to D. for 6. A. And B. But C. So D. Or 7. A. you B. your C. yourself D. yours 8. A. learn B. learning C. to learn D. learned 9. A. value B. to value C. valuing D. valued 10. A. find B. found C. will find D. have found 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $