期中复习 - 完形填空 2026-2027学年译林版英语九年级上册

译林英语九年级上册期中复习 (1) 完形填空 Luke lived with his grandma last summer holiday. He was 1.____ everything in his grandma’s house. One night he went into the store room where his grandma kept her valuable collections. He knew she did not like anyone to touch her things, 2.____ her cup for skating. Luke looked around, but he couldn’t find it. “Where is it?” he thought to himself. He 3.____ his head and found it on the top of the shelf. With the help of a ladder (梯子), Luke 4.____ the cup. While climbing down with it, Luke’s elbow (手肘) hit against the ladder heavily and the cup dropped and broke into two halves. Luke was too nervous to feel the 5____. He stood up quickly and felt heart-broken. He picked up the broken pieces with his shaking hands, and put them back on the shelf. Grandma was watching TV in the living room. Luke went into his bedroom quietly so that his grandma wouldn’t 6.____ him. That night was so long. Luke looked at the clock many times. Time seemed to go much 7.____. He couldn’t fall asleep 8.____ midnight. Early in the morning, Luke knocked on Grandma’s door and told her what happened. Grandma hugged Luke and said, “I got that cup when I won the first prize in my skating competition.” “I’m really sorry, Grandma,” Luke said 9.____. With a smile, she continued, “When I was young, I once messed my uncle’s priceless painting. I was not as 10.____ as you. I didn’t tell the truth at first. After a week’s thought, I admitted (承认) my mistake to my uncle. That was the most unforgettable moment. I think honesty matters more than anything.” ( ) 1. A. serious about B. curious about C. focused on D. careful of ( ) 2. A. hardly B. likely C. only D. especially ( ) 3. A. raised B. checked C. shook D. nodded ( ) 4. A. handed B. clicked C. reached D. pressed ( ) 5. A. ache B. stress C. action D. danger ( ) 6. A. notice B. excuse C. consider D. refuse ( ) 7. A. wider B. farther C. faster D. slower ( ) 8. A. while B. until C. after D. since ( ) 9. A. sadly B. respectfully C. loudly D. angrily ( ) 10. A. brave B. modest C. careless D. thoughtful (2) 完形填空 It takes a lot of hard work and a strong will to achieve big goals. Collette Divitto is a perfect example of this spirit. After finishing college, Divitto wanted to get a job in her city. 1. ______, she kept failing at job interviews. Many bosses said she was “not the right fit”. Divitto was diagnosed (诊断) with Down syndrome (唐氏综合征) at birth, and she believed this was the 2. ______. Though faced with all the difficulties, Divitto decided to create her own path. She thought carefully about her favourite things and realized her love for baking (烘焙). So, she began practising making cookies 3. ______ she had free time—never giving up even when she made mistakes. Her efforts finally 4. ______. She took her cookies to a local supermarket. Right after tasting them, the manager decided to sell Divitto’s cookies. The supermarket became Divitto’s first customer. Later, a TV station shared Divitto’s story. People 5. ______ admired her positive attitude and her refusal to give up in the face of challenges. Soon, more news stations shared her story and her cookies became popular. Divitto had to hire (聘用) more people to meet the needs. Divitto’s vision(愿景)goes beyond selling cookies. She has a larger 6. ______: to hire as many disabled people as possible. She hopes more business owners can 7. ______ the talents of disabled people. They have the abilities but often cannot find jobs. Even when they do get jobs, they are often paid less than the average wage (工资). She has set a powerful example for those in a 8. ______ situation. Her journey has 9. ______ countless people around the world. 10.______ her hard work and kindness, Divitto has turned her life around. She proves that no matter what difficulties are in our way, we must keep going. What’s more, we should always stand up for others in need. ( ) 1. A. Instead B. However C. Moreover D. Besides ( ) 2. A. excuse B. truth C. result D. reason ( ) 3. A. whenever B. whoever C. whatever D. however ( ) 4. A. paid off B. paid for C. worked out D. worked through ( ) 5. A. mainly B. nearly C. hardly D. highly ( ) 6. A. idea B. rule C. goal D. habit ( ) 7. A. miss B. recognize C. remember D. trust ( ) 8. A. strange B. natural C. simple D. similar ( ) 9. A. controlled B. invited C. inspired D. praised ( )10. A. Without B. Beyond C. During D. Through (3) 完形填空 Teenagers have always been known to do 1.____, even dangerous things. This was once thought to lie in the “foolishness of youth”. Now, scientists have studied the development of the brain (脑) in more detail. Recently, scientists have discovered that only during teenage years do our brains truly “grow up”. During this stage, teenagers 2____ great changes, but the still-developing brains can 3.____ control impulses (冲动) while following rules. This leads to teenagers’ uncertain behaviour. Studies show that teens are more likely to take risks and behave in extreme (极端的) ways. Luckily, the news isn’t all 4.____. As brain scientist B. J. Casey points out, the teen brain 5.____ such behaviour in order to help teens prepare for adult life. One reason is that it changes how teens see risks and rewards (回报). Researchers find that when teens think about rewards, their brains create more happiness. So rewards seem more important than risks, and teens feel the 6.____ of new experiences more strongly. Research also shows that it makes 7.____ relationships seem especially rewarding. As such, teens have a strong need to meet new people. Scientists suggest this is because as teens, they begin to realize their friends may one day make great achievements. Therefore, the brain 8.____ social activities with more fun, pushing teens to make more friends for future success. Unluckily, this search for greater rewards can sometimes lead teens to make terrible 9.____ and take dangerous risks. 10.____, it also means that teens are more likely, and less afraid, to try new things and live their own lives successfully. ( ) 1. A. serious B. silly C. worried D. strict ( ) 2. A. go through B. look for C. turn down D. give up ( ) 3. A. differently B. easily C. quickly D. hardly ( ) 4. A. successful B. wonderful C. negative D. positive ( ) 5. A. encourages B. prevents C. stops D. considers ( ) 6. A. fear B. worry C. excitement D. sadness ( ) 7. A. strange B. social C. unusual D. common ( ) 8. A. connects B. divides C. separates D. breaks ( ) 9. A. results B. orders C. progress D. decisions ( ) 10. A. Therefore B. Besides C. However D. Instead (4) 完形填空 It was a cold night last winter. After cycling eight kilometres, I 1.____ the bus station. It was 22:21, 2.____ in time to catch the last bus home. As I swiped(刷卡)my transportation card, the driver gave me a 3.____ and said, "You again? You always get home this late." I was a bit surprised that he remembered me, but perhaps it wasn't so surprising. I often took the last bus. Some nights, I was the only passenger the whole way. "Yeah, work's been really busy lately," I said. "What do you do?" "I'm an editor(编辑)at an educational newspaper," I replied. "Oh, my nephew's an editor too. It's a(n) 4.____ job, isn't it?" "It surely is. There's a lot to take care of before everything's ready to 5.____. Driving a bus seems less stressful(有压力的). You can even 6.____ the views while driving, can't you?" "Views?" the driver laughed before he continued. "Imagine driving the 7.____ route(路线)16 times a day. You just know you must be alert(警觉的)every second. And on night shifts, I never get home 8.____ 1 a.m." "Yikes! It's freezing this late in this season!" "It is," the driver admitted. "But I love my job. When I was a kid, I dreamed of driving a bus. It makes me happy to get everyone to their destination(目的地)9.____!" "I know the feeling," I said. "Tens of thousands of children learn English with our articles. I am 10.____ of the work I do." Just then, the screen on the dashboard lit up. "It's 22:30, time to depart!" "Good for you," the driver said, releasing the handbrake(手刹). The bus began to move, carrying two tired but pleased people through the night. ( ) 1. A. stopped B. reached C. left D. missed ( ) 2. A. quite B. such C. just D. even ( ) 3. A. nod B. kiss C. shake D. bow ( ) 4. A. exciting B. tiring C. amazing D. relaxing ( ) 5. A. deal B. order C. check D. print ( ) 6. A. admire B. consider C. guide D. search ( ) 7. A. heavy B. deep C. straight D. same ( ) 8. A. unless B. until C. since D. after ( ) 9. A. quietly B. secretly C. safely D. kindly ( ) 10. A. satisfied B. proud C. patient D. serious (5) 完形填空 In her grandparents’ old house, Maya discovered an old family calendar, with each page filled out carefully. On June 6th, 1892: “Helped Mr Thomas repair his house.” On April 14th, 1907: “ 1.____ my time at an old people’s home.” Curious, she asked her grandmother about it. “That is the tradition of our family,” her grandmother explained. “Every day, for generations, we complete one act of kindness and take it down. No matter how 2.____ it is.” Maya was interested. “Why?” Her grandmother smiled, “It’s a belief that through continuous kind actions, we can create a life of 3.____ . Every day, we find a moment of light through offering help to others, even when the world around us is 4.____ .” With admiration, Maya decided to keep the tradition. Every night, she would record her act of kindness for the day. As the years went by, Maya’s entries (记录) of her kind acts 5.____ . One day, as she sat at a cafe, a young woman came to her. 6.____ , she asked, “Excuse me, are you Maya?” Maya nodded, feeling 7.____ . The woman went on, “Years ago, you taught me for free when my family couldn’t afford lessons. Because of you, I graduated top of my class. Today, I am 8.____ an organization providing help for students from poor families.” Maya was moved and proud. She realized her actions were creating ripples (涟漪) in ways she had 9.____ imagined. When Maya was old, she often sat with her grandchildren, turning the filled pages. “This was when your grandpa and I met. I helped him find his lost dog.” One day, her oldest grandchild, Sophie, looked up from the calendar. “I want to 10.____ this, Grandma.” Maya handed the calendar over. She knew the tradition would live on. ( ) 1. A. Saved B. Wasted C. Focused D. Volunteered ( ) 2. A. popular B. small C. unfair D. interesting ( ) 3. A. peace B. balance C. purpose D. adventure ( ) 4. A. hard B. easy C. dark D. bright ( ) 5. A. grew B. appeared C. remained D. mattered ( ) 6. A. Suddenly B. Carefully C. Politely D. Loudly ( ) 7. A. worried B. relaxed C. excited D. surprised ( ) 8. A. managing B. performing C. exploring D. training ( ) 9. A. always B. often C. sometimes D. never ( )10. A. praise B. inspire C. continue D. remember (6) 完形填空 A carpenter (木匠) who was proud of his skills moved to a new town. But his business didn’t go as well as he expected. The carpenter was in deep 1. ______ and went out for a walk. An old man noticed him and asked what troubled him. The carpenter told him everything. The old man invited him to his backyard and shared a story. “Eight years ago, I planted the fern (蕨类植物) and the agave (龙舌兰) at the same time. I hoped both plants would grow well, so I took good care of them. 2. ______ the fern, which grew fast in months, the agave seemed inactive at first. I 3. ______ their growth every day, wondering whether I had done something wrong. The fern spread quickly, while the agave 4. ______ low under the ground. After one year, the fern kept spreading, but the agave hardly showed new leaves. Still, I didn’t 5. ______. I kept watering it with 6. ______. “I wondered when the flower would come. It turned out that it waited 7. ______ it had enough energy to bloom (开花). Five years passed, and a thick flower shoot appeared from its centre. This was 8. ______ what I had expected all these years.” The carpenter could not reply. The old man explained, “The agave spent years developing strong roots (根) and storing nutrients (营养). It never 9. ______ its growth. Just like you: grow your roots and sharpen your skills. Only with full preparation can you hold your place when challenges appear. Success will not arrive unless you are fully ready.” The carpenter never forgot the 10. ______ story the stranger shared with him. Growth often requires quiet waiting. The key is to carry on and never lose hope. ( ) 1. A. sadness B. shame C. danger D. joy ( ) 2. A. Besides B. Unlike C. Against D. Through ( ) 3. A. compared B. controlled C. judged D. prevented ( ) 4. A. rested B. remained C. avoided D. suffered ( ) 5. A. take away B. carry on C. give up D. show up ( ) 6. A. courage B. pride C. silence D. patience ( ) 7. A. after B. until C. since D. though ( ) 8. A. truly B. probably C. exactly D. hardly ( ) 9. A. rushes B. voices C. manages D. wins ( ) 10. A. relaxing B. boring C. inspiring D. strange (7) 完形填空 Shen Jilan lived a meaningful life. She was a pioneer who 1. ______ women in her hometown to work as they wished. Her proposal (提案) on equal pay for equal work (同工同酬) became a 2.______ part of the 1954 Constitution (宪法) of the People’s Republic of China. She was born in 1929 in a village in Shanxi Province. It was a time when many local women still 3. ______ the old custom (风俗) and they were asked to stay at home. In 1951, the government of Xigou Village formed a cooperative (合作社) to develop farming. Shen was the deputy head (副社长) of the cooperative and pointed out that women could also join in fieldwork if they wanted. 4. ______, Shen soon found a problem—pay inequality. “Men got 10 work points a day, but we only got five points at most 5. ______ how much work we did. It is not 6. ______,” Shen told Xinhua News Agency. The work points were a payment system at that time. Shen organized a competition to plant seeds. The 7 .______ of the competition was to prove (证明) that women could do as much work as, or even more than, men. The women won the competition and many people stopped to watch. After that, the women were given equal pay. Shen soon became famous across the country. In 1953, she attended (出席) the World Congress of Women in Copenhagen as a role model. She won high 8. ______ for her great work in women’s liberation (解放). The next year, the first Constitution of the PRC was passed, establishing “equal pay for equal work” as she had advised. This was 9. ______ what all women across the country hoped for. Shen had many titles during her life, but she usually told people, “I’m just a normal farmer.” She remained modest and stuck to her simple life. 10 .______ with attention and praise, she valued practical (实干的) work most. ( ) 1. A. warned B. encouraged C. ordered D. allowed ( ) 2. A. key B. strange C. useless D. simple ( ) 3. A. refused B. hated C. followed D. dropped ( ) 4. A. Besides B. However C. Therefore D. Moreover ( ) 5. A. no matter B. even if C. in case D. except for ( ) 6. A. common B. smart C. normal D. fair ( ) 7. A. purpose B. cause C. result D. symbol ( ) 8. A. trust B. support C. praise D. victory ( ) 9. A. hardly B. secretly C. surely D. exactly ( ) 10. A. Connected B. Doubted C. Compared D. Considered (8) 完形填空 I used to hate being called upon in class. And unless assigned (指定) a seat by the teacher, I always chose to sit at the 1. ______ of the classroom. All this changed after I joined a sports team. It began when a teacher 2. ______ I should try out for the basketball team. At first, I thought it was crazy because I didn’t have a good sense of balance. Neither did I have the 3 .______ to keep pace with (与…… 步调一致) the others and they would laugh at me. If the teacher had not insisted on it, I wouldn’t have decided to give a try. Taking the 4. ______ to go to the tryouts was only half of it! When I first started attending the practice sessions, I knew little about the rules of the game, much 5. ______ what I was doing. Sometimes I would get confused (糊涂的) and take a shot at the wrong direction—which made me feel really stupid. 6. ______, I wasn’t the only one new at the games, so I decided to pay attention to learning the game, do my best at each practice session, and not be too 7. ______ on myself for the things I didn’t know just yet. I practised and practised. Soon I knew the rules and the moves. Being part of a team was fun and exciting. Very soon the competitive part in me was winning over my lack (缺乏) of confidence. With time, I learned how to play and made friends in the process—friends who 8. ______ my efforts to work hard and be a team player. I never had so much fun! With my 9. ______ self-confidence comes more praise from teachers and classmates. I have gone from 10. ______ in the back of the classroom and not wanting to call attention to myself, to raising my hand—even when I sometimes wasn’t 100 per cent sure if I had the right answer. Now I have more self-confidence in myself. ( ) 1. A. front B. back C. bottom D. top ( ) 2. A. accepted B. taught C. suggested D. considered ( ) 3. A. ability B. right C. chance D. wonder ( ) 4. A. sign B. strength C. courage D. decision ( ) 5. A. later B. less C. further D. worse ( ) 6. A. Personally B. Hopefully C. Generally D. Luckily ( ) 7. A. easy B. hard C. difficult D. worried ( ) 8. A. experienced B. included C. answered D. respected ( ) 9. A. expressed B. prevented C. improved D. added ( ) 10. A. playing B. dreaming C. relaxing D. hiding (9) 完形填空 Have you ever seen a young genius (天才) who wrote down her MIT dream at the age of 14 and solved world-famous Maths problems with AI at 24? Wondering what makes her journey so 1. ______? Hong Leong, a post-00s from Guangzhou, loved Maths when she was a kid. She 2. ______ an Olympic Maths training group in junior high. 3. ______ she was only 14, she wrote “MIT” on her notebook—this brave dream would push her forward. During high school, she was one of just four girls on Guangdong’s top Maths team, and her outstanding performance (表现) in the team then helped her 4. ______ the Hua Luogeng Cup. At the age of 18, she entered MIT and broke records—finishing two degrees in three years with a perfect score of 4.9. She even got top prizes like the Morgan Prize, showing that her idea is true: You have to push yourself hard to stand out. In 2022, she studied neuroscience (神经科学) at Oxford. Later, she 5. ______ studying for two PhD programmes at Stanford. But she 6. ______ gave up all to start her company Axiom Maths in 2024, aiming to build an AI that doesn’t just “guess” Maths answers, but gives solutions that can be checked to be true. “Maths is the best way to 7. ______ smart AI,” she told a news group. In just four amazing months, her team’s AI 8. ______ two Erdős problems—super-hard Maths questions that troubled experts (专家) for 30 and 45 years! Hong’s story is full of good ideas. “Loving Maths is like seeing something wonderful,” she writes on her social media. Your age, your birthplace, or 9. ______ things usually are—none of these can 10. ______ you if you love what you do. ( ) 1. A. boring B. amazing C. tiring D. funny ( ) 2. A. joined B. left C. found D. discussed ( ) 3. A. If B. Unless C. When D. Until ( ) 4. A. lose B. win C. make D. buy ( ) 5. A. avoided B. missed C. began D. improved ( ) 6. A. bravely B. weakly C. quietly D. slowly ( ) 7. A. write B. speak C. play D. test ( ) 8. A. decided B. solved C. forgot D. ordered ( ) 9. A. why B. when C. where D. how ( )10. A. help B. stop C. encourage D. protect (10) 完形填空 Felix Klieser is one of the most talented French horn (圆号) players in the world. But unlike other 1. ______, he was born without arms. He can’t hold the instrument (乐器) with his hands, so he plays it with his left foot—a skill that has made him famous around the world. When Felix was just 4 years old, he first expressed his wish to learn the French horn. At that time, his family had no idea what a French horn was. However, they didn’t want to 2. ______ his dream. They did some 3. ______ online, and finally found a special music school in their German hometown of Göttingen that was willing to teach him. Felix 4. ______ the school at the age of 5, and his lifetime of problem-solving began. As he lived 5. ______ no fingers, Felix quickly realized he could lift his left leg up and 6. ______ the angle (角度) of his foot to press the keys of the French horn. It took him months of 7. ______ to get the position right, but he never gave up. People 8. ______ say the position he plays in is an unusual sight—they’ve never seen anyone play an instrument with their foot before. Felix laughs, “When I look at myself, it does look strange. But 9. ______ I’m playing, it’s a very comfortable position for me.” Now, Felix travels around the world to 10. ______, showing everyone that dreams have no limits (限制). ( ) 1. A. scientists B. musicians C. runners D. writers ( ) 2. A. realize B. share C. break D. follow ( ) 3. A. training B. meaning C. research D. shopping ( ) 4. A. dropped B. entered C. left D. impressed ( ) 5. A. with B. on C. by D. through ( ) 6. A. change B. keep C. show D. draw ( ) 7. A. performance B. education C. practice D. energy ( ) 8. A. never B. seldom C. hardly D. often ( ) 9. A. since B. till C. after D. when ( )10. A. train B. perform C. record D. volunteer ( 第 1 页 共 9 页 ) 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $ 译林英语九年级上册期中复习 (1) 完形填空 Luke lived with his grandma last summer holiday. He was 1.____ everything in his grandma’s house. One night he went into the store room where his grandma kept her valuable collections. He knew she did not like anyone to touch her things, 2.____ her cup for skating. Luke looked around, but he couldn’t find it. “Where is it?” he thought to himself. He 3.____ his head and found it on the top of the shelf. With the help of a ladder (梯子), Luke 4.____ the cup. While climbing down with it, Luke’s elbow (手肘) hit against the ladder heavily and the cup dropped and broke into two halves. Luke was too nervous to feel the 5____. He stood up quickly and felt heart-broken. He picked up the broken pieces with his shaking hands, and put them back on the shelf. Grandma was watching TV in the living room. Luke went into his bedroom quietly so that his grandma wouldn’t 6.____ him. That night was so long. Luke looked at the clock many times. Time seemed to go much 7.____. He couldn’t fall asleep 8.____ midnight. Early in the morning, Luke knocked on Grandma’s door and told her what happened. Grandma hugged Luke and said, “I got that cup when I won the first prize in my skating competition.” “I’m really sorry, Grandma,” Luke said 9.____. With a smile, she continued, “When I was young, I once messed my uncle’s priceless painting. I was not as 10.____ as you. I didn’t tell the truth at first. After a week’s thought, I admitted (承认) my mistake to my uncle. That was the most unforgettable moment. I think honesty matters more than anything.” ( ) 1. A. serious about B. curious about C. focused on D. careful of ( ) 2. A. hardly B. likely C. only D. especially ( ) 3. A. raised B. checked C. shook D. nodded ( ) 4. A. handed B. clicked C. reached D. pressed ( ) 5. A. ache B. stress C. action D. danger ( ) 6. A. notice B. excuse C. consider D. refuse ( ) 7. A. wider B. farther C. faster D. slower ( ) 8. A. while B. until C. after D. since ( ) 9. A. sadly B. respectfully C. loudly D. angrily ( ) 10. A. brave B. modest C. careless D. thoughtful 1−5 BDACA 6−10 ADBAA (2) 完形填空 It takes a lot of hard work and a strong will to achieve big goals. Collette Divitto is a perfect example of this spirit. After finishing college, Divitto wanted to get a job in her city. 1. ______, she kept failing at job interviews. Many bosses said she was “not the right fit”. Divitto was diagnosed (诊断) with Down syndrome (唐氏综合征) at birth, and she believed this was the 2. ______. Though faced with all the difficulties, Divitto decided to create her own path. She thought carefully about her favourite things and realized her love for baking (烘焙). So, she began practising making cookies 3. ______ she had free time—never giving up even when she made mistakes. Her efforts finally 4. ______. She took her cookies to a local supermarket. Right after tasting them, the manager decided to sell Divitto’s cookies. The supermarket became Divitto’s first customer. Later, a TV station shared Divitto’s story. People 5. ______ admired her positive attitude and her refusal to give up in the face of challenges. Soon, more news stations shared her story and her cookies became popular. Divitto had to hire (聘用) more people to meet the needs. Divitto’s vision(愿景)goes beyond selling cookies. She has a larger 6. ______: to hire as many disabled people as possible. She hopes more business owners can 7. ______ the talents of disabled people. They have the abilities but often cannot find jobs. Even when they do get jobs, they are often paid less than the average wage (工资). She has set a powerful example for those in a 8. ______ situation. Her journey has 9. ______ countless people around the world. 10.______ her hard work and kindness, Divitto has turned her life around. She proves that no matter what difficulties are in our way, we must keep going. What’s more, we should always stand up for others in need. ( ) 1. A. Instead B. However C. Moreover D. Besides ( ) 2. A. excuse B. truth C. result D. reason ( ) 3. A. whenever B. whoever C. whatever D. however ( ) 4. A. paid off B. paid for C. worked out D. worked through ( ) 5. A. mainly B. nearly C. hardly D. highly ( ) 6. A. idea B. rule C. goal D. habit ( ) 7. A. miss B. recognize C. remember D. trust ( ) 8. A. strange B. natural C. simple D. similar ( ) 9. A. controlled B. invited C. inspired D. praised ( )10. A. Without B. Beyond C. During D. Through 1−5 BDAAD 6−10 CBDCD (3) 完形填空 Teenagers have always been known to do 1.____, even dangerous things. This was once thought to lie in the “foolishness of youth”. Now, scientists have studied the development of the brain (脑) in more detail. Recently, scientists have discovered that only during teenage years do our brains truly “grow up”. During this stage, teenagers 2____ great changes, but the still-developing brains can 3.____ control impulses (冲动) while following rules. This leads to teenagers’ uncertain behaviour. Studies show that teens are more likely to take risks and behave in extreme (极端的) ways. Luckily, the news isn’t all 4.____. As brain scientist B. J. Casey points out, the teen brain 5.____ such behaviour in order to help teens prepare for adult life. One reason is that it changes how teens see risks and rewards (回报). Researchers find that when teens think about rewards, their brains create more happiness. So rewards seem more important than risks, and teens feel the 6.____ of new experiences more strongly. Research also shows that it makes 7.____ relationships seem especially rewarding. As such, teens have a strong need to meet new people. Scientists suggest this is because as teens, they begin to realize their friends may one day make great achievements. Therefore, the brain 8.____ social activities with more fun, pushing teens to make more friends for future success. Unluckily, this search for greater rewards can sometimes lead teens to make terrible 9.____ and take dangerous risks. 10.____, it also means that teens are more likely, and less afraid, to try new things and live their own lives successfully. ( ) 1. A. serious B. silly C. worried D. strict ( ) 2. A. go through B. look for C. turn down D. give up ( ) 3. A. differently B. easily C. quickly D. hardly ( ) 4. A. successful B. wonderful C. negative D. positive ( ) 5. A. encourages B. prevents C. stops D. considers ( ) 6. A. fear B. worry C. excitement D. sadness ( ) 7. A. strange B. social C. unusual D. common ( ) 8. A. connects B. divides C. separates D. breaks ( ) 9. A. results B. orders C. progress D. decisions ( ) 10. A. Therefore B. Besides C. However D. Instead 1−5 BADCA 6−10 CBADC (4) 完形填空 It was a cold night last winter. After cycling eight kilometres, I 1.____ the bus station. It was 22:21, 2.____ in time to catch the last bus home. As I swiped(刷卡)my transportation card, the driver gave me a 3.____ and said, "You again? You always get home this late." I was a bit surprised that he remembered me, but perhaps it wasn't so surprising. I often took the last bus. Some nights, I was the only passenger the whole way. "Yeah, work's been really busy lately," I said. "What do you do?" "I'm an editor(编辑)at an educational newspaper," I replied. "Oh, my nephew's an editor too. It's a(n) 4.____ job, isn't it?" "It surely is. There's a lot to take care of before everything's ready to 5.____. Driving a bus seems less stressful(有压力的). You can even 6.____ the views while driving, can't you?" "Views?" the driver laughed before he continued. "Imagine driving the 7.____ route(路线)16 times a day. You just know you must be alert(警觉的)every second. And on night shifts, I never get home 8.____ 1 a.m." "Yikes! It's freezing this late in this season!" "It is," the driver admitted. "But I love my job. When I was a kid, I dreamed of driving a bus. It makes me happy to get everyone to their destination(目的地)9.____!" "I know the feeling," I said. "Tens of thousands of children learn English with our articles. I am 10.____ of the work I do." Just then, the screen on the dashboard lit up. "It's 22:30, time to depart!" "Good for you," the driver said, releasing the handbrake(手刹). The bus began to move, carrying two tired but pleased people through the night. ( ) 1. A. stopped B. reached C. left D. missed ( ) 2. A. quite B. such C. just D. even ( ) 3. A. nod B. kiss C. shake D. bow ( ) 4. A. exciting B. tiring C. amazing D. relaxing ( ) 5. A. deal B. order C. check D. print ( ) 6. A. admire B. consider C. guide D. search ( ) 7. A. heavy B. deep C. straight D. same ( ) 8. A. unless B. until C. since D. after ( ) 9. A. quietly B. secretly C. safely D. kindly ( ) 10. A. satisfied B. proud C. patient D. serious 1−5 BCABD  6−10 ADBCB (5) 完形填空 In her grandparents’ old house, Maya discovered an old family calendar, with each page filled out carefully. On June 6th, 1892: “Helped Mr Thomas repair his house.” On April 14th, 1907: “ 1.____ my time at an old people’s home.” Curious, she asked her grandmother about it. “That is the tradition of our family,” her grandmother explained. “Every day, for generations, we complete one act of kindness and take it down. No matter how 2.____ it is.” Maya was interested. “Why?” Her grandmother smiled, “It’s a belief that through continuous kind actions, we can create a life of 3.____ . Every day, we find a moment of light through offering help to others, even when the world around us is 4.____ .” With admiration, Maya decided to keep the tradition. Every night, she would record her act of kindness for the day. As the years went by, Maya’s entries (记录) of her kind acts 5.____ . One day, as she sat at a cafe, a young woman came to her. 6.____ , she asked, “Excuse me, are you Maya?” Maya nodded, feeling 7.____ . The woman went on, “Years ago, you taught me for free when my family couldn’t afford lessons. Because of you, I graduated top of my class. Today, I am 8.____ an organization providing help for students from poor families.” Maya was moved and proud. She realized her actions were creating ripples (涟漪) in ways she had 9.____ imagined. When Maya was old, she often sat with her grandchildren, turning the filled pages. “This was when your grandpa and I met. I helped him find his lost dog.” One day, her oldest grandchild, Sophie, looked up from the calendar. “I want to 10.____ this, Grandma.” Maya handed the calendar over. She knew the tradition would live on. ( ) 1. A. Saved B. Wasted C. Focused D. Volunteered ( ) 2. A. popular B. small C. unfair D. interesting ( ) 3. A. peace B. balance C. purpose D. adventure ( ) 4. A. hard B. easy C. dark D. bright ( ) 5. A. grew B. appeared C. remained D. mattered ( ) 6. A. Suddenly B. Carefully C. Politely D. Loudly ( ) 7. A. worried B. relaxed C. excited D. surprised ( ) 8. A. managing B. performing C. exploring D. training ( ) 9. A. always B. often C. sometimes D. never ( )10. A. praise B. inspire C. continue D. remember 1−5 DBCCA 6−10 CDADC (6) 完形填空 A carpenter (木匠) who was proud of his skills moved to a new town. But his business didn’t go as well as he expected. The carpenter was in deep 1. ______ and went out for a walk. An old man noticed him and asked what troubled him. The carpenter told him everything. The old man invited him to his backyard and shared a story. “Eight years ago, I planted the fern (蕨类植物) and the agave (龙舌兰) at the same time. I hoped both plants would grow well, so I took good care of them. 2. ______ the fern, which grew fast in months, the agave seemed inactive at first. I 3. ______ their growth every day, wondering whether I had done something wrong. The fern spread quickly, while the agave 4. ______ low under the ground. After one year, the fern kept spreading, but the agave hardly showed new leaves. Still, I didn’t 5. ______. I kept watering it with 6. ______. “I wondered when the flower would come. It turned out that it waited 7. ______ it had enough energy to bloom (开花). Five years passed, and a thick flower shoot appeared from its centre. This was 8. ______ what I had expected all these years.” The carpenter could not reply. The old man explained, “The agave spent years developing strong roots (根) and storing nutrients (营养). It never 9. ______ its growth. Just like you: grow your roots and sharpen your skills. Only with full preparation can you hold your place when challenges appear. Success will not arrive unless you are fully ready.” The carpenter never forgot the 10. ______ story the stranger shared with him. Growth often requires quiet waiting. The key is to carry on and never lose hope. ( ) 1. A. sadness B. shame C. danger D. joy ( ) 2. A. Besides B. Unlike C. Against D. Through ( ) 3. A. compared B. controlled C. judged D. prevented ( ) 4. A. rested B. remained C. avoided D. suffered ( ) 5. A. take away B. carry on C. give up D. show up ( ) 6. A. courage B. pride C. silence D. patience ( ) 7. A. after B. until C. since D. though ( ) 8. A. truly B. probably C. exactly D. hardly ( ) 9. A. rushes B. voices C. manages D. wins ( ) 10. A. relaxing B. boring C. inspiring D. strange 1-5 ABABC 6-10 DBCAC (7) 完形填空 Shen Jilan lived a meaningful life. She was a pioneer who 1. ______ women in her hometown to work as they wished. Her proposal (提案) on equal pay for equal work (同工同酬) became a 2.______ part of the 1954 Constitution (宪法) of the People’s Republic of China. She was born in 1929 in a village in Shanxi Province. It was a time when many local women still 3. ______ the old custom (风俗) and they were asked to stay at home. In 1951, the government of Xigou Village formed a cooperative (合作社) to develop farming. Shen was the deputy head (副社长) of the cooperative and pointed out that women could also join in fieldwork if they wanted. 4. ______, Shen soon found a problem—pay inequality. “Men got 10 work points a day, but we only got five points at most 5. ______ how much work we did. It is not 6. ______,” Shen told Xinhua News Agency. The work points were a payment system at that time. Shen organized a competition to plant seeds. The 7 .______ of the competition was to prove (证明) that women could do as much work as, or even more than, men. The women won the competition and many people stopped to watch. After that, the women were given equal pay. Shen soon became famous across the country. In 1953, she attended (出席) the World Congress of Women in Copenhagen as a role model. She won high 8. ______ for her great work in women’s liberation (解放). The next year, the first Constitution of the PRC was passed, establishing “equal pay for equal work” as she had advised. This was 9. ______ what all women across the country hoped for. Shen had many titles during her life, but she usually told people, “I’m just a normal farmer.” She remained modest and stuck to her simple life. 10 .______ with attention and praise, she valued practical (实干的) work most. ( ) 1. A. warned B. encouraged C. ordered D. allowed ( ) 2. A. key B. strange C. useless D. simple ( ) 3. A. refused B. hated C. followed D. dropped ( ) 4. A. Besides B. However C. Therefore D. Moreover ( ) 5. A. no matter B. even if C. in case D. except for ( ) 6. A. common B. smart C. normal D. fair ( ) 7. A. purpose B. cause C. result D. symbol ( ) 8. A. trust B. support C. praise D. victory ( ) 9. A. hardly B. secretly C. surely D. exactly ( ) 10. A. Connected B. Doubted C. Compared D. Considered 1-5 BACBA 6-10 DACDC (8) 完形填空 I used to hate being called upon in class. And unless assigned (指定) a seat by the teacher, I always chose to sit at the 1. ______ of the classroom. All this changed after I joined a sports team. It began when a teacher 2. ______ I should try out for the basketball team. At first, I thought it was crazy because I didn’t have a good sense of balance. Neither did I have the 3 .______ to keep pace with (与…… 步调一致) the others and they would laugh at me. If the teacher had not insisted on it, I wouldn’t have decided to give a try. Taking the 4. ______ to go to the tryouts was only half of it! When I first started attending the practice sessions, I knew little about the rules of the game, much 5. ______ what I was doing. Sometimes I would get confused (糊涂的) and take a shot at the wrong direction—which made me feel really stupid. 6. ______, I wasn’t the only one new at the games, so I decided to pay attention to learning the game, do my best at each practice session, and not be too 7. ______ on myself for the things I didn’t know just yet. I practised and practised. Soon I knew the rules and the moves. Being part of a team was fun and exciting. Very soon the competitive part in me was winning over my lack (缺乏) of confidence. With time, I learned how to play and made friends in the process—friends who 8. ______ my efforts to work hard and be a team player. I never had so much fun! With my 9. ______ self-confidence comes more praise from teachers and classmates. I have gone from 10. ______ in the back of the classroom and not wanting to call attention to myself, to raising my hand—even when I sometimes wasn’t 100 per cent sure if I had the right answer. Now I have more self-confidence in myself. ( ) 1. A. front B. back C. bottom D. top ( ) 2. A. accepted B. taught C. suggested D. considered ( ) 3. A. ability B. right C. chance D. wonder ( ) 4. A. sign B. strength C. courage D. decision ( ) 5. A. later B. less C. further D. worse ( ) 6. A. Personally B. Hopefully C. Generally D. Luckily ( ) 7. A. easy B. hard C. difficult D. worried ( ) 8. A. experienced B. included C. answered D. respected ( ) 9. A. expressed B. prevented C. improved D. added ( ) 10. A. playing B. dreaming C. relaxing D. hiding 1-5 BCACB 6--10 DBDCD (9) 完形填空 Have you ever seen a young genius (天才) who wrote down her MIT dream at the age of 14 and solved world-famous Maths problems with AI at 24? Wondering what makes her journey so 1. ______? Hong Leong, a post-00s from Guangzhou, loved Maths when she was a kid. She 2. ______ an Olympic Maths training group in junior high. 3. ______ she was only 14, she wrote “MIT” on her notebook—this brave dream would push her forward. During high school, she was one of just four girls on Guangdong’s top Maths team, and her outstanding performance (表现) in the team then helped her 4. ______ the Hua Luogeng Cup. At the age of 18, she entered MIT and broke records—finishing two degrees in three years with a perfect score of 4.9. She even got top prizes like the Morgan Prize, showing that her idea is true: You have to push yourself hard to stand out. In 2022, she studied neuroscience (神经科学) at Oxford. Later, she 5. ______ studying for two PhD programmes at Stanford. But she 6. ______ gave up all to start her company Axiom Maths in 2024, aiming to build an AI that doesn’t just “guess” Maths answers, but gives solutions that can be checked to be true. “Maths is the best way to 7. ______ smart AI,” she told a news group. In just four amazing months, her team’s AI 8. ______ two Erdős problems—super-hard Maths questions that troubled experts (专家) for 30 and 45 years! Hong’s story is full of good ideas. “Loving Maths is like seeing something wonderful,” she writes on her social media. Your age, your birthplace, or 9. ______ things usually are—none of these can 10. ______ you if you love what you do. ( ) 1. A. boring B. amazing C. tiring D. funny ( ) 2. A. joined B. left C. found D. discussed ( ) 3. A. If B. Unless C. When D. Until ( ) 4. A. lose B. win C. make D. buy ( ) 5. A. avoided B. missed C. began D. improved ( ) 6. A. bravely B. weakly C. quietly D. slowly ( ) 7. A. write B. speak C. play D. test ( ) 8. A. decided B. solved C. forgot D. ordered ( ) 9. A. why B. when C. where D. how ( )10. A. help B. stop C. encourage D. protect 1-5 BACBC 6-10 ADBDB (10) 完形填空 Felix Klieser is one of the most talented French horn (圆号) players in the world. But unlike other 1. ______, he was born without arms. He can’t hold the instrument (乐器) with his hands, so he plays it with his left foot—a skill that has made him famous around the world. When Felix was just 4 years old, he first expressed his wish to learn the French horn. At that time, his family had no idea what a French horn was. However, they didn’t want to 2. ______ his dream. They did some 3. ______ online, and finally found a special music school in their German hometown of Göttingen that was willing to teach him. Felix 4. ______ the school at the age of 5, and his lifetime of problem-solving began. As he lived 5. ______ no fingers, Felix quickly realized he could lift his left leg up and 6. ______ the angle (角度) of his foot to press the keys of the French horn. It took him months of 7. ______ to get the position right, but he never gave up. People 8. ______ say the position he plays in is an unusual sight—they’ve never seen anyone play an instrument with their foot before. Felix laughs, “When I look at myself, it does look strange. But 9. ______ I’m playing, it’s a very comfortable position for me.” Now, Felix travels around the world to 10. ______, showing everyone that dreams have no limits (限制). ( ) 1. A. scientists B. musicians C. runners D. writers ( ) 2. A. realize B. share C. break D. follow ( ) 3. A. training B. meaning C. research D. shopping ( ) 4. A. dropped B. entered C. left D. impressed ( ) 5. A. with B. on C. by D. through ( ) 6. A. change B. keep C. show D. draw ( ) 7. A. performance B. education C. practice D. energy ( ) 8. A. never B. seldom C. hardly D. often ( ) 9. A. since B. till C. after D. when ( )10. A. train B. perform C. record D. volunteer 1-5 BCCBA 6-10 ACDDB ( 第 1 页 共 9 页 ) 学科网（北京）股份有限公司 $