期中复习之【语法填空12篇（专项训练）】- 2026学年外研版九年级上册英语

2026-2027学年外研版新教材九年级上册英语期中复习之 语法填空16篇 Unit1 Teenagers today 青少年与民间艺术 Unit2 On the money 青少年与民间艺术 Unit3 Past passing by 古代遗迹考古 Passage 1 Now more teenage volunteers are trying hard to spread our folk arts. Puppet shows are one of our national treasures, but some old‑fashioned art forms are at risk of 1____ (disappear). Many youth take an active part 2____ public activities. They pay attention 3____ the value of puppet culture. Some young performers practise moving their 4____ (finger) for hours every day. They hope to make more teenagers become 5____ (interest) in this art. Li Mei is a teenage volunteer. She once posted short puppet videos 6____ the Internet. To her great 7____ (surprise), thousands of viewers watched her works. She believes it is our duty 8____ (keep) folk art alive. Unless young people give their energy to it, some skills 9____ (lose) little by little. She will shoulder the responsibility and encourage more 10____ (teenage) to join in. Passage 2 Folk art is closely connected with our nation’s history. Some old‑fashioned puppet programmes seldom appear on public screens now. A group of young performers are working to change this situation. As a young 1____ (educate) once said, teenagers should learn traditional culture. Some teenagers show great talent 2____ puppet performance. However, it takes plenty of energy 3____ (achieve) wonderful shows. Last month, a reporter interviewed a teenage puppet group. The group members keep 4____ (hold) small shows in communities. They do not want to get wealthy; they just want more people to enjoy folk works. One boy said, “We should not allow valuable culture 5____ (die) away.” Some viewers from abroad gave high praise 6____ their performances. They felt 7____ (amaze) by the clever puppet skills. The young performers hope more youth will take part in 8____ (they) cultural projects. Unless more support comes, it will be difficult 9____ folk art to develop further. Everyone can play a part in protecting our 10____ (nation) culture. Passage 3 Volunteers play an important role in passing down folk arts. Some teenage volunteers travel across the country and even 1____ (abroad) to show puppet art. A lady working for folk projects shared her experience. She used to worry that young people would lose interest 2____ old art. Now she sees many youths make great efforts. They build wooden fences and set up scarecrows as part of folk‑themed stage settings. One teenage volunteer told us, “Independent thinking helps us come up 3____ new creative ideas. We must avoid 4____ (kill) traditional features while making changes.” The group will take part 5____ a big art competition soon. Each member tries his best. To their surprise, many local people show up as 6____ (view). They offer useful advice. Keeping old art alive is not easy. It requires much time and energy. Unless we keep 7____ (learn) from old artists, we cannot make progress. The young group keeps 8____ (post) performance videos online. They hope more teenagers will realize that folk culture lies in our own 9____ (blood). It is our duty 10____ (protect) these precious treasures. Passage 4 What can today’s teenagers do for folk culture? This question has drawn wide attention among young people. Some teenage performers put on puppet shows for communities. Their 1____ (perform) mix old‑fashioned skills with modern ideas. Many youth become volunteers and shoulder the task 2____ spreading folk art. A recent report says that fewer young people know about local folk art. Some teenagers feel bored 3____ old art forms at first. But after watching lively puppet shows, they become 4____ (great) interested. One young volunteer said, “We should not allow good culture 5____ (disappear). Unless we work hard, many folk skills will be lost.” Some groups invite educators to give talks. These educators encourage teenagers 6____ (value) our folk heritage. More teenagers begin to take part in different art activities. They want to be 7____ (wealth) in spiritual culture rather than only in money. Some young people make short videos and post 8____ (they) on social media. Viewers both at home and abroad give warm feedback. It takes lots of energy 9____ (carry) on such work, but these teenagers never give up. The future of folk culture depends 10____ today’s youth. Passage 5 Learning to manage pocket money is a necessary skill for teenagers. Many teenagers receive pocket money, but few know how to make a clear budget for 1____ (they). Some kids put coins into a tin or moneybox in 2____ (they) spare time. However, without good plans, they may spend all money quickly. The key 3____ good money management is self‑control. A young couple shared their experience. When they were teenagers, they learned 4____ (deal) with pocket money wisely. They would set a date every month to check their savings. They never spent money on expensive things without thinking twice. “It gives us much 5____ (please) to see our savings grow,” one of them said. They opened a bank account later and kept their 6____ (save) safe there. If you want 7____ (make) ends meet, you need to know the price of different goods. Some goods on sale look nice, but they may not be worth 8____ (buy). You should not waste dollars or pennies on useless things. Unless you plan your budget carefully, you 9____ (run) out of money soon. Everyone should learn to make 10____ (good) use of their pocket money. Passage 6 Many teenagers dream of owning a new laptop or other expensive goods. But few stop to think whether the things are worth 1____ (they) pocket money. Learning to manage money is very important. You do not need to have lots of savings, but you need a reasonable budget. Some students use a tin as their moneybox and try 2____ (save) some money each month. A financial website gives teenagers some useful advice. First, check the size and real value of goods before paying. Second, learn to tell whether the price matches the product. Some goods on 3____ (sell) seem cheap but have hidden problems. One teenager said, “At first I could not make ends 4____ (meet). I spent every penny as soon as I got it. Later I opened a bank 5____ (account) and formed new habits.” It is not always a pleasure 6____ (wait) for your dream things. But true satisfaction comes from wise decisions. If you want to buy something costly, try to use your spare time to think it over. Don’t spend all your 7____ (dollar) in a short time. The key 8____ good money habits is self‑discipline. Unless you control your wishes, you will meet money trouble. We should learn 9____ (be) satisfied with what we have. True treasure 10____ (not lie) in expensive goods. Passage 7 What is real treasure? Is it lots of savings or expensive flat? Different people hold different ideas about money. A young couple talked about their life. They do not own big houses or much wealth. In their spare time, they teach teenagers basic money skills. They tell kids how 1____ (manage) pocket money and how to deal with shopping temptation. “Many teenagers only care about the price of goods,” the husband said. “They hope 2____ (own) the newest products. But they seldom think whether the things are worth their pennies.” On Christmas Eve, they held a small activity for teenagers. Students brought their tins and moneyboxes. They learned to make a budget and talked about their savings. Some students opened imaginary bank 3____ (account) in the game. One girl said, “It brings me great pleasure 4____ (see) my savings increase. I will not spend every cent on useless things.” Good money management helps people make ends meet. Some products on sale look attractive, but you still need to compare them 5____ others. You should not waste your dollars just to follow fashion. Unless you form good habits in teenage years, you 6____ (face) money problems later in life. Real treasure 7____ (be) not always about high‑price goods. It is also wise to value your time and feelings. We should learn to make 8____ (we) own choices instead of following others. It takes patience 9____ (build) good savings habits. Everyone can do 10____ (well) in money planning with practice. Passage 8 Now many websites sell all kinds of goods for teenagers. Teenagers easily get attracted by low prices and big sales. So it is necessary for them 1____ (master) basic financial skills. Some teenagers collect pennies and cents in a moneybox. They hope 2____ (save) enough for their dream items such as a new laptop. However, without a clear budget, their savings disappear fast. A teacher once told his students, “The key 3____ wise shopping is to ask yourself: is this really worth my money?” Sometimes goods on sale have low prices, but their real value is not high. You cannot judge a product only by 4____ (it) size or looks. One boy used to spend every cent he got. He could hardly make ends meet. Later he opened a bank account and kept his 5____ (save) there. Every month he set a date to check his money. He learned how 6____ (deal) with shopping desire. “Money is our own, but we should use it properly,” he shared. It is no good 7____ (buy) expensive things just for showing off. Unless you control your wishes, you will regret your decisions later. Real pleasure does not come from buying costly goods. Sometimes simple life brings more joy. We should make 8____ (we) own decisions rather than follow friends. If you practise often, you will do 9____ (good) in managing your pocket money. Everyone should learn what true treasure 10____ (mean). Passage 9 Sanxingdui lies in the northwest of Guanghan. It is one of the most amazing cultural sites in China. Lots of guests come to visit the ancient 1____ (remain) every year. Groups of archaeologists keep working there. They try 2____ (solve) the mysteries of ancient Shu Kingdom. Some giant stone objects weigh many tons. These relics are extremely 3____ (value) for history research. Archaeologists use new technology to study them. Besides hard work, they also need 4____ (create) to understand ancient culture. Many multimedia works are produced to show Sanxingdui’s history. Some cartoons become a big hit online and set off a cultural fever. One archaeologist said, “We should not only depend 5____ luck. Progress comes from hard research.” The show about Sanxingdui went on 6____ (smooth) for thousands of visitors. Many young people take pride 7____ these amazing discoveries. Matchboxes and silk‑themed souvenirs become popular collection items. Unless we protect these relics well, we 8____ (lose) important history messages. New technology helps ancient culture come 9____ life. It is our duty 10____ (pass) these stories to teenagers. Passage 10 Mysteries of ancient culture attract plenty of history lovers. Some ancient sites lie along the coast while others sit in the northwest. Every special period in history leaves its own marks. Archaeologists keep searching for cultural relics. Some giant objects have a huge 1____ (weigh) of several tons. These relics are of great value. Besides physical relics, new multimedia cartoons help modern people know old stories. Many guests feel 2____ (amaze) when they see ancient silk works and other treasures. A museum holds a wonderful 3____ (collect) of cultural products. Some matchbox‑sized cultural goods become hot souvenirs. One researcher said, “Creativity matters a lot 4____ we want history to interest teenagers.” New technology makes old culture lively. It brings history alive instead of making it noisy and shallow. Around 4000 years ago, ancient people began 5____ (form) their special culture. It took thousands of years for the culture 6____ (develop) slowly. We take pride 7____ our great ancestors. Unless more young people show interest, some history mysteries 8____ (stay) unsolved. It takes courage 9____ (dig) out ancient secrets. The discovery of Sanxingdui is one of the greatest cultural 10____ (achieve) in our country. Passage 11 How can we make ancient history popular among teenagers? This is a hot topic for museum workers and archaeologists. Many guests enjoy visiting ancient sites. Some relics still lie under the ground. Archaeologists try 1____ (bring) hidden secrets to public eyes. Some giant relics weigh several tons and show great ancient wisdom. Besides traditional museum shows, people use multimedia technology. Pretty short cartoons become a big hit online and cause a cultural fever. They help teenagers understand the mysteries of ancient times. Creativity plays an important role. We cannot only depend 2____ luck when studying history. Many ancient silk clothes are kept in museum collections. Some matchbox‑style cultural products are popular among young visitors. One archaeologist told visiting guests, “It is natural 3____ (feel) excited when you face these old treasures.” The cultural show went on smoothly. People feel proud 4____ our long history. Around thousands of years ago, local people started 5____ (build) their own culture. It developed little by little over long periods. Unless we keep studying, we 6____ (not understand) our past fully. New technology helps history come to life. It is worth 7____ (try) new ways to spread ancient culture. The weight of some giant relics surprises all visitors. We should encourage teenagers 8____ (take) an interest in archaeology. Every relic reminds us 9____ our ancestors’ wisdom. Never lose the chance 10____ (learn) from our past. Passage 12 Ancient cultural remains carry memories of past times. Some archaeological sites sit near the coast; others are in the northwest. Every historical period creates its own special culture. Archaeologists devote themselves 1____ solving historical mysteries. Some giant relics weigh tons and are very valuable. Many guests travel far to watch these treasures. Besides digging new relics, researchers use modern technology. Multimedia cartoons become a big hit and set off a cultural fever among teenagers. Some matchbox‑shaped souvenirs are welcomed by young visitors. One expert said, “We should not depend on 2____ (luck). Real progress comes from hard work and creativity.” A museum has a wonderful collection of ancient silk works. The show about ancient Shu culture went on 3____ (smooth). Visitors took great pride 4____ the wisdom of ancient people. Around thousands of years ago, local people began 5____ (form) their special way of life. Unless teenagers get chances to know these relics, they 6____ (know) little about our past. It takes lots of effort 7____ (protect) these cultural treasures. New technology helps old history come 8____ life for young audiences. It is no good 9____ (ignore) our history. We should encourage more teenagers 10____ (care) about cultural heritage. 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $ Passage 1 Now more teenage volunteers are trying hard to spread our folk arts. Puppet shows are one of our national treasures, but some old‑fashioned art forms are at risk of 1____ (disappear). Many youth take an active part 2____ public activities. They pay attention 3____ the value of puppet culture. Some young performers practise moving their 4____ (finger) for hours every day. They hope to make more teenagers become 5____ (interest) in this art. Li Mei is a teenage volunteer. She once posted short puppet videos 6____ the Internet. To her great 7____ (surprise), thousands of viewers watched her works. She believes it is our duty 8____ (keep) folk art alive. Unless young people give their energy to it, some skills 9____ (lose) little by little. She will shoulder the responsibility and encourage more 10____ (teenage) to join in. Passage1 答案 1. disappearing 2. in 3. to 4. fingers 5. interested 6. on 7. surprise 8. to keep 9. will be lost 10. teenagers Passage 2 Folk art is closely connected with our nation’s history. Some old‑fashioned puppet programmes seldom appear on public screens now. A group of young performers are working to change this situation. As a young 1____ (educate) once said, teenagers should learn traditional culture. Some teenagers show great talent 2____ puppet performance. However, it takes plenty of energy 3____ (achieve) wonderful shows. Last month, a reporter interviewed a teenage puppet group. The group members keep 4____ (hold) small shows in communities. They do not want to get wealthy; they just want more people to enjoy folk works. One boy said, “We should not allow valuable culture 5____ (die) away.” Some viewers from abroad gave high praise 6____ their performances. They felt 7____ (amaze) by the clever puppet skills. The young performers hope more youth will take part in 8____ (they) cultural projects. Unless more support comes, it will be difficult 9____ folk art to develop further. Everyone can play a part in protecting our 10____ (nation) culture. Passage2 答案 1. educator 2. in 3. to achieve 4. holding 5. to die 6. for 7. amazed 8. their 9. for 10. national Passage 3 Volunteers play an important role in passing down folk arts. Some teenage volunteers travel across the country and even 1____ (abroad) to show puppet art. A lady working for folk projects shared her experience. She used to worry that young people would lose interest 2____ old art. Now she sees many youths make great efforts. They build wooden fences and set up scarecrows as part of folk‑themed stage settings. One teenage volunteer told us, “Independent thinking helps us come up 3____ new creative ideas. We must avoid 4____ (kill) traditional features while making changes.” The group will take part 5____ a big art competition soon. Each member tries his best. To their surprise, many local people show up as 6____ (view). They offer useful advice. Keeping old art alive is not easy. It requires much time and energy. Unless we keep 7____ (learn) from old artists, we cannot make progress. The young group keeps 8____ (post) performance videos online. They hope more teenagers will realize that folk culture lies in our own 9____ (blood). It is our duty 10____ (protect) these precious treasures. Passage3 答案 1. abroad 2. in 3. with 4. killing 5. in 6. viewers 7. learning 8. posting 9. blood 10. to protect Passage 4 What can today’s teenagers do for folk culture? This question has drawn wide attention among young people. Some teenage performers put on puppet shows for communities. Their 1____ (perform) mix old‑fashioned skills with modern ideas. Many youth become volunteers and shoulder the task 2____ spreading folk art. A recent report says that fewer young people know about local folk art. Some teenagers feel bored 3____ old art forms at first. But after watching lively puppet shows, they become 4____ (great) interested. One young volunteer said, “We should not allow good culture 5____ (disappear). Unless we work hard, many folk skills will be lost.” Some groups invite educators to give talks. These educators encourage teenagers 6____ (value) our folk heritage. More teenagers begin to take part in different art activities. They want to be 7____ (wealth) in spiritual culture rather than only in money. Some young people make short videos and post 8____ (they) on social media. Viewers both at home and abroad give warm feedback. It takes lots of energy 9____ (carry) on such work, but these teenagers never give up. The future of folk culture depends 10____ today’s youth. Passage4 答案 1. performances 2. of 3. with 4. greatly 5. to disappear 6. to value 7. wealthy 8. them 9. to carry 10. on ✔（原正确） Passage 5 Learning to manage pocket money is a necessary skill for teenagers. Many teenagers receive pocket money, but few know how to make a clear budget for 1____ (they). Some kids put coins into a tin or moneybox in 2____ (they) spare time. However, without good plans, they may spend all money quickly. The key 3____ good money management is self‑control. A young couple shared their experience. When they were teenagers, they learned 4____ (deal) with pocket money wisely. They would set a date every month to check their savings. They never spent money on expensive things without thinking twice. “It gives us much 5____ (please) to see our savings grow,” one of them said. They opened a bank account later and kept their 6____ (save) safe there. If you want 7____ (make) ends meet, you need to know the price of different goods. Some goods on sale look nice, but they may not be worth 8____ (buy). You should not waste dollars or pennies on useless things. Unless you plan your budget carefully, you 9____ (run) out of money soon. Everyone should learn to make 10____ (good) use of their pocket money. Passage5答案 1. themselves 2. their 3. to 4. to deal 5. pleasure 6. savings 7. to make 8. buying 9. will run 10. better Passage 6 Many teenagers dream of owning a new laptop or other expensive goods. But few stop to think whether the things are worth 1____ (they) pocket money. Learning to manage money is very important. You do not need to have lots of savings, but you need a reasonable budget. Some students use a tin as their moneybox and try 2____ (save) some money each month. A financial website gives teenagers some useful advice. First, check the size and real value of goods before paying. Second, learn to tell whether the price matches the product. Some goods on 3____ (sell) seem cheap but have hidden problems. One teenager said, “At first I could not make ends 4____ (meet). I spent every penny as soon as I got it. Later I opened a bank 5____ (account) and formed new habits.” It is not always a pleasure 6____ (wait) for your dream things. But true satisfaction comes from wise decisions. If you want to buy something costly, try to use your spare time to think it over. Don’t spend all your 7____ (dollar) in a short time. The key 8____ good money habits is self‑discipline. Unless you control your wishes, you will meet money trouble. We should learn 9____ (be) satisfied with what we have. True treasure 10____ (not lie) in expensive goods. Passage6答案 1. their 2. to save 3. sale 4. meet 5. account 6. to wait 7. dollars 8. to 9. to be 10. does not lie Passage 7 What is real treasure? Is it lots of savings or expensive flat? Different people hold different ideas about money. A young couple talked about their life. They do not own big houses or much wealth. In their spare time, they teach teenagers basic money skills. They tell kids how 1____ (manage) pocket money and how to deal with shopping temptation. “Many teenagers only care about the price of goods,” the husband said. “They hope 2____ (own) the newest products. But they seldom think whether the things are worth their pennies.” On Christmas Eve, they held a small activity for teenagers. Students brought their tins and moneyboxes. They learned to make a budget and talked about their savings. Some students opened imaginary bank 3____ (account) in the game. One girl said, “It brings me great pleasure 4____ (see) my savings increase. I will not spend every cent on useless things.” Good money management helps people make ends meet. Some products on sale look attractive, but you still need to compare them 5____ others. You should not waste your dollars just to follow fashion. Unless you form good habits in teenage years, you 6____ (face) money problems later in life. Real treasure 7____ (be) not always about high‑price goods. It is also wise to value your time and feelings. We should learn to make 8____ (we) own choices instead of following others. It takes patience 9____ (build) good savings habits. Everyone can do 10____ (well) in money planning with practice. Passage7答案 1. to manage 2. to own 3. accounts 4. to see 5. with 6. will face 7. is 8. our 9. to build 10. better Passage 8 Now many websites sell all kinds of goods for teenagers. Teenagers easily get attracted by low prices and big sales. So it is necessary for them 1____ (master) basic financial skills. Some teenagers collect pennies and cents in a moneybox. They hope 2____ (save) enough for their dream items such as a new laptop. However, without a clear budget, their savings disappear fast. A teacher once told his students, “The key 3____ wise shopping is to ask yourself: is this really worth my money?” Sometimes goods on sale have low prices, but their real value is not high. You cannot judge a product only by 4____ (it) size or looks. One boy used to spend every cent he got. He could hardly make ends meet. Later he opened a bank account and kept his 5____ (save) there. Every month he set a date to check his money. He learned how 6____ (deal) with shopping desire. “Money is our own, but we should use it properly,” he shared. It is no good 7____ (buy) expensive things just for showing off. Unless you control your wishes, you will regret your decisions later. Real pleasure does not come from buying costly goods. Sometimes simple life brings more joy. We should make 8____ (we) own decisions rather than follow friends. If you practise often, you will do 9____ (good) in managing your pocket money. Everyone should learn what true treasure 10____ (mean). Passage8答案 1. to master 2. to save 3. to 4. its 5. savings 6. to deal 7. buying 8. our 9. better 10. means Passage 9 Sanxingdui lies in the northwest of Guanghan. It is one of the most amazing cultural sites in China. Lots of guests come to visit the ancient 1____ (remain) every year. Groups of archaeologists keep working there. They try 2____ (solve) the mysteries of ancient Shu Kingdom. Some giant stone objects weigh many tons. These relics are extremely 3____ (value) for history research. Archaeologists use new technology to study them. Besides hard work, they also need 4____ (create) to understand ancient culture. Many multimedia works are produced to show Sanxingdui’s history. Some cartoons become a big hit online and set off a cultural fever. One archaeologist said, “We should not only depend 5____ luck. Progress comes from hard research.” The show about Sanxingdui went on 6____ (smooth) for thousands of visitors. Many young people take pride 7____ these amazing discoveries. Matchboxes and silk‑themed souvenirs become popular collection items. Unless we protect these relics well, we 8____ (lose) important history messages. New technology helps ancient culture come 9____ life. It is our duty 10____ (pass) these stories to teenagers. Passage9答案 1. remains 2. to solve 3. valuable 4. creativity 5. on 6. smoothly 7. in 8. will lose 9. to 10. to pass Passage 10 Mysteries of ancient culture attract plenty of history lovers. Some ancient sites lie along the coast while others sit in the northwest. Every special period in history leaves its own marks. Archaeologists keep searching for cultural relics. Some giant objects have a huge 1____ (weigh) of several tons. These relics are of great value. Besides physical relics, new multimedia cartoons help modern people know old stories. Many guests feel 2____ (amaze) when they see ancient silk works and other treasures. A museum holds a wonderful 3____ (collect) of cultural products. Some matchbox‑sized cultural goods become hot souvenirs. One researcher said, “Creativity matters a lot 4____ we want history to interest teenagers.” New technology makes old culture lively. It brings history alive instead of making it noisy and shallow. Around 4000 years ago, ancient people began 5____ (form) their special culture. It took thousands of years for the culture 6____ (develop) slowly. We take pride 7____ our great ancestors. Unless more young people show interest, some history mysteries 8____ (stay) unsolved. It takes courage 9____ (dig) out ancient secrets. The discovery of Sanxingdui is one of the greatest cultural 10____ (achieve) in our country. Passage10答案 1. weight 2. amazed 3. collection 4. if/when 5. to form 6. to develop 7. in 8. will stay 9. to dig 10. achievements Passage 11 How can we make ancient history popular among teenagers? This is a hot topic for museum workers and archaeologists. Many guests enjoy visiting ancient sites. Some relics still lie under the ground. Archaeologists try 1____ (bring) hidden secrets to public eyes. Some giant relics weigh several tons and show great ancient wisdom. Besides traditional museum shows, people use multimedia technology. Pretty short cartoons become a big hit online and cause a cultural fever. They help teenagers understand the mysteries of ancient times. Creativity plays an important role. We cannot only depend 2____ luck when studying history. Many ancient silk clothes are kept in museum collections. Some matchbox‑style cultural products are popular among young visitors. One archaeologist told visiting guests, “It is natural 3____ (feel) excited when you face these old treasures.” The cultural show went on smoothly. People feel proud 4____ our long history. Around thousands of years ago, local people started 5____ (build) their own culture. It developed little by little over long periods. Unless we keep studying, we 6____ (not understand) our past fully. New technology helps history come to life. It is worth 7____ (try) new ways to spread ancient culture. The weight of some giant relics surprises all visitors. We should encourage teenagers 8____ (take) an interest in archaeology. Every relic reminds us 9____ our ancestors’ wisdom. Never lose the chance 10____ (learn) from our past. Passage11答案 1. to bring 2. on 3. to feel 4. of 5. to build 6. will not understand 7. trying 8. to take 9. of 10. to learn Passage 12 Ancient cultural remains carry memories of past times. Some archaeological sites sit near the coast; others are in the northwest. Every historical period creates its own special culture. Archaeologists devote themselves 1____ solving historical mysteries. Some giant relics weigh tons and are very valuable. Many guests travel far to watch these treasures. Besides digging new relics, researchers use modern technology. Multimedia cartoons become a big hit and set off a cultural fever among teenagers. Some matchbox‑shaped souvenirs are welcomed by young visitors. One expert said, “We should not depend on 2____ (luck). Real progress comes from hard work and creativity.” A museum has a wonderful collection of ancient silk works. The show about ancient Shu culture went on 3____ (smooth). Visitors took great pride 4____ the wisdom of ancient people. Around thousands of years ago, local people began 5____ (form) their special way of life. Unless teenagers get chances to know these relics, they 6____ (know) little about our past. It takes lots of effort 7____ (protect) these cultural treasures. New technology helps old history come 8____ life for young audiences. It is no good 9____ (ignore) our history. We should encourage more teenagers 10____ (care) about cultural heritage. Passage12答案 1. to 2. luck 3. smoothly 4. in 5. to form 6. will know 7. to protect 8. to 9. ignoring 10. to care 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $