期末必考题型之完形填空15篇(广州专用)-2023-2024学年九年级英语下册单元重难点易错题精练（牛津深圳版）

这是一份期末必考题型之完形填空15篇(广州专用)-2023-2024学年九年级英语下册单元重难点易错题精练（牛津深圳版），共32页。

One February mrning, I stared at the ceiling f the $500-per-mnth bedrm that I rented frm my friend. The rm had n clset, n bedrm dr, nt even a 1 , and the temperature inside it was thirty degrees. It was always ht, especially in summer.
“I can’t live here any mre” I said t myself. “I want t wn a(n) 2 huse, a huse clse t nature.”I knew many peple wh had lived in tents. But I needed windws. Althugh sme tents had windws, they 3 like cages; a tent wuld nt make me cmfrtable. Then ne day I saw a small huse which was listed fr 4 in a magazine. It was lcated in the middle f an apple rchard(苹果园) and lked like a large white mushrm, but had a big windw and a high ceiling. I immediately called t ask hw much it 5 , and then went t the bank fr a lan(贷款).
By the beginning f June I had gathered a grup f friends t help me fix up my new huse. It tk us abut tw mnths t finish, I was really 6 fr their help.
It was a perfect huse. In summer, I 7 in bed lking up at the stars and listening t the sngs f birds. Mrever, I made a big stve(火炉), which made my huse 8 in winter than any ther place I had lived in.
I 9 enugh mney t buy a bigger huse three years later. Hwever, I knw that the sund f the wind and the birds in my first huse will remain with me as a beautiful 10 fr the rest f my life.
1．A．rfB．bedC．ceilingD．windw
2．A．expensiveB．cmfrtableC．strangeD．cnvenient
3．A．feltB．sundedC．smeltD．tasted
4．A．rentB．saleC．visitingD．exhibitin
5．A．bughtB．builtC．cstD．used
6．A．hpefulB．carefulC．thankfulD．thughtful
7．A．layB．sleptC．stdD．jumped
8．A．clerB．htterC．clderD．warmer
9．A．neededB．jinedC．savedD．fund
10．A．imaginatinB．memryC．dreamD．thught
（2022上·广东广州·九年级统考期末）阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从16~25各题所给的A、B、C和D项中选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。
Never g int a supermarket hungry! This is a gd piece f advice.
If yu g shpping fr fd befre lunchtime, yu’ll prbably buy mre than yu 11 . Mdern shppers need an educatin in hw and hw nt t buy things at the stre. First, yu check the weekly newspaper ads. Find ut what things are n sale and decide if yu 12 need them. In ther wrds, dn’t buy anything just because it’s 13 than usual!“New and Imprved!” r “All Natural!” n the frnt f a package affects yu. Instead, read the list f ingredients(成分) n the back. Then 14 the prices; that is, yu shuld examine the prices f bth different brands(品牌) and different sizes f the same brand.
Anther 15 fr cnsumers is t buy rdinary items instead f famus brands. Ordinary items cme in 16 packages. These prducts are cheaper because prducers dn’t spend much mney n packing r advertising. The quality, hwever, is usually as gd as the quality f well-knwn name brands. In the same way,in buying 17 , yu can ften find high quality and lw prices in brands that are nt famus. Shpping in discunt clthing stres can help yu 18 a lt f mney. Althugh these stres aren’t very attractive,their dressing rms are nt as 19 as thse in the high-priced department stres.
Wise custmers read magazine ads and watch TV prgrams,but they d this with ne advantage:knwledge f the psychlgy(心理学)behind the ads. In ther wrds, well-infrmed custmers watch fr infrmatin and check fr misinfrmatin. They ask themselves questins: Is the advertiser 20 smething in small print at the bttm f the page?Is there any real infrmatin in the TV prgrams, r is the advertiser simply shwing an attractive image? With the answers t these questins, cnsumers can make a wise chice.
11．A．ask frB．think fC．lk frD．plan t
12．A．veryB．reallyC．nlyD．already
13．A．betterB．newerC．cheaperD．hungrier
14．A．seeB．findC．decideD．cmpare
15．A．suggestinB．educatinC．examinatinD．advertisement
16．A．cheapB．uglyC．simpleD．light
17．A．fdB．clthesC．prductsD．items
18．A．saveB．makeC．findD．spend
19．A．usefulB．persnalC．rdinaryD．cmfrtable
20．A．playingB．checkingC．hidingD．cheating
（2023上·广东广州·九年级校考期末）I first went t hear a live rck cncert when I was eight years ld. My brther and his friends were all 21 f a heavy metal grup called Black Wednesday. When they 22 that Black Wednesday were ging t perfrm at ur lcal theatre, they all bught tickets fr perfrmance. Hwever, at the last minute, ne f the friends culdn’t g, s my brther 23 me the ticket. I was really excited!
I remember the buzz （嘈杂声）f excitement inside the theatre as we all fund ur 24 . After a few minutes, the lights went dwn and everybdy became 25 . I culd barely make ut the stage in the darkness. We waited.
Then there was a rar frm the crwd, like an explsin, as the first members f the band 26 the stage. My brther leaned ver and shuted smething in my ear, but I culdn’t hear what he was saying. The first sng was already starting and the music was as lud as a jet engine. I culd 27 the drum beats and bass ntes in my stmach.
I can’t recall any f the sngs that the band played. I just 28 that I really enjyed the shw and didn’t want it t finish. But in the end, after three encres（加演）, the shw finished. We left the theatre and walked unsteadily ut nt the pavement. I felt a little dizzy, as if I had just wken frm a lng sleep. My ears were still 29 with the beat f the last sng.
After the perfrmance, I became a Black Wednesday fan t fr a few years befre getting int ther kinds f music. Once in a while, hwever, I listen t ne f their sngs and 30 I’m back at that first shw.
21．A．fansB．membersC．singersD．dancers
22．A．thughtB．heardC．guessedD．said
23．A．prvidedB．askedC．fferedD．tld
24．A．sptsB．flwersC．ticketsD．seats
25．A．cmfrtableB．relaxedC．quietD．nervus
26．A．fell dwnB．gt thrughC．came acrssD．stepped n
27．A．feelB．tuchC．seeD．enjy
28．A．frgetB．realizeC．rememberD．believe
29．A．burningB．ringingC．callingD．thinking
30．A．lkB．findC．thinkD．imagine
（2023下·广东广州·九年级统考开学考试）Many families usually take their children t travel during schl breaks. But Julie and Tim Smith planned a(n) 31 vacatin with their tw children—a ne-year trip arund the wrld. They planned t visit 30 cuntries in all.
Right nw, the fur travellers are abut halfway thrugh their 32 . Ms. Smith says they are trying t see as much f the wrld as they can.
Mr. Smith says the family has ridden n striches, elephants and camels. But he says, ne f the mst 33 experiences f the trip is meeting new peple.
“Peple are very 34 and welcming. They lve ur kids. And it’s wnderful t see them enjying themselves in their cuntries.”
Eleven-year-ld Tyler says he has enjyed 35 the peple they have met. “I have learned in Africa that peple have very different lifestyles frm thse in America.” His sister Kara says that she likes Thai fd.
Ms. Smith says that the trip is 36 the children a lt mre than shrt visits. “I think that the travel influences the kids 37 n hw they see the wrld. I can see them changing mre than they can see themselves,” she said.
It tk the family a year t prepare fr the trip. They had t sell their huse and cars. Ms. Smith quits her jb and her husband is using unpaid leave (休假). They carry small bags 38 light-weight clthing and whatever else they need. Ms. Smith says she enjys being able t carry everything she needs n her back.
Tyler and Kara bth have iPads s they can 39 with teachers t keep up with their schlwrk. Tyler is als creating a 365-day 40 t recrd their amazing experience.
31．A．shrtB．usualC．persnalD．lng
32．A．adventureB．experienceC．tripD．family
33．A．tiringB．annyingC．relaxingD．interesting
34．A．richB．friendlyC．rudeD．pr
35．A．learning abutB．helping withC．lking frD．jining in
36．A．servingB．sharingC．teachingD．affrding
37．A．awfullyB．greatlyC．quicklyD．carefully
38．A．filled withB．prepared frC．carried utD．taken away
39．A．understandB．gC．tellD．cmmunicate
40．A．vide gameB．vide blgC．advice pageD．nline newspaper
（2022上·广东广州·九年级华南师大附中校考期末）D yu want t be successful in everything yu d? If s, then hw? Here is an example.
There was a farmer wh 41 crn all his life. Each year he tk his crn t the market. Then each time his c was chsen as the 42 and wn the first prize.
One year a newspaper reprter interviewed him and learned smething 43 abut hw he grew it. The farmer 44 seed crn t his neighbrs. “Hw can yu share yur best seed crn with yur neighbrs?” the reprter asked. “Yu knw they are taking part in the 45 with yu each year.”
“Why, sir,” said the farmer, “didn’t yu knw? The wind picks up pllen (花粉) frm the crn and mves it quickly frm field t field. If my neighbrs grw 46 crn, crss pllinatin (异花传粉) will affect the quality f my crn. S if I want t grw gd crn, I must 47 my neighbrs t grw gd crn.”
The farmer knws much abut the cnnectin f life. His crn cannt imprve unless his neighbrs’ crn imprves. As a great man says, “We make a living by what we 48 but we make a life by what we give.” We can’t live withut fd, clthes, and many ther things. Hwever, a 49 life is nt decided by hw much we can get, but by hw much we can give thers. Giving, instead f taking, makes us different frm ther animals. S thse wh chse t live well must help thers t live well and thse wh chse t be happy must help thers t find 50 in their life.
41．A．grewB．bughtC．sldD．cllected
42．A．cheapestB．prettiestC．bestD．tallest
43．A．strangeB．awfulC．wiseD．surprising
44．A．sharedB．lentC．fferedD．shwed
45．A．cmpetitinB．experimentC．gameD．race
46．A．tallB．badC．freshD．dry
47．A．teachB．encurageC．remindD．help
48．A．dB．grwC．getD．wn
49．A．meaningfulB．clrfulC．healthyD．faithful
50．A．hpeB．wealthC．successD．happiness
（2022上·广东广州·九年级广州市第五中学校考期末）It happened when I was a little girl. I can remember neither the beginning nr the end, but whenever I think f it, tears run dwn my face.
When I was yung, my family led a (an) 51 life in the cuntry. As yu can imagine, many cuntry rads are difficult t walk n. One evening after visiting sme relatives, the weather gt very bad. It began t 52 n ur way back hme. Dad carried me n his back. Mm gave her vercat t my brther. We walked tgether thrugh the rain fr mre than an hur.
I was heavy at that time and Dad must be 53 t hld me fr such a lng time. He almst 54 many times. In hpe f reducing my father’s burden, I tried t walk by myself, but I achieved nthing since I was just a little kid.
When we arrived hme, the inside f ur huse was 55 with rain water. The rain had cme thrugh ur leaky (有裂缝的) rf and water was everywhere. Mm put bwls all arund the huse t try t 56 the rain. Then she put me and my elder brther t bed, carefully placing us n the remaining 57 place. I fell asleep sn. When I pened my eyes, I fund Dad and Mm 58 in chairs.
This is my very earliest 59 . That evening has lng passed and nw we live a much better life, but I wn’t frget the rain we went thrugh tgether. The rain, that evening, and especially my parents’ 60 , will stay in my mind frever.
51．A．hardB．unhappyC．interestingD．rich
52．A．blwB．shineC．rainD．snw
53．A．wrriedB．tiredC．angryD．excited
54．A．came alngB．passed byC．fell dwnD．turned up
55．A．prvidedB．cveredC．mixedD．crwded
56．A．purB．saveC．stpD．catch
57．A．dryB．wetC．beautifulD．brken
58．A．talkingB．sleepingC．laughingD．eating
59．A．decisinB．chiceC．thughtD．memry
60．A．wishB．fearC．lveD．regret
（2022上·广东广州·九年级广州市协和中学校考期末）At Grade 8, I was always gd at schl. N test was 61 fr me and I culd always get a high scre easily. When it came t the ninth grade physics, hwever, I had a great deal f truble with it n matter hw hard I tried. I felt stressed.
Once again befre a physics test, I thught f my parents. They were always prud f me, and I didn’t want t let them dwn. I tk ut my textbk and wrte several answers frm it in pencil n the desk. The writing was s 62 that it culd hardly be seen. I sat 63 as the teacher started t hand ut the test paper. I wanted neither t get 64 nr t fail in the test.
Just as the teacher was starting frm my rw, the schl fire alarm went ff suddenly. All the students 65 the dr at nce and std tgether, waiting t be allwed t g back int the classrm.
Just at that mment, I realized hw 66 I was. I clearly knew my parents wuld still lve me n matter what my grades were. 67 we came int the classrm, I walked t my desk and cleaned up all the ntes. I was given a secnd 68 , and I wasn’t ging t waste it. I tk the test, did my best and felt 69 .
Nw I can’t remember what exactly my grade was, but what happened that day has remained in my mind ever since. Many times yu have t accept yur 70 and learn frm them. When yu wake up every day, yu are given a secnd chance.
61．A．difficultB．easyC．cmfrtableD．exciting
62．A．lightB．clearC．simpleD．dark
63．A．quietlyB．nervuslyC．happilyD．excitedly
64．A．hurtB．taughtC．repeatedD．caught
65．A．rushed ut fB．kncked nC．brke dwnD．lked dwn upn
66．A．crrectB．flishC．wiseD．hnest
67．A．SinceB．WheneverC．WhileD．As sn as
68．A．lifeB．passC．chanceD．test
69．A．smartB．peacefulC．scaredD．strange
70．A．decisinsB．mistakesC．excusesD．chices
（2022上·广东广州·九年级广州白云广雅实验学校校考期末）A bystander（旁观者）in Mntana tk a tuching picture f a firefighter reading a strybk t a little girl in the street. He was trying t drive her attentin away frm the 71 f their family’s car accident.
It was nighttime abut a mnth ag when the firemen hurried t the tw-car accident. While the ther members f the team and the girl’s parents were busy 72 the accident and plice reprts, firefighter Ryan Bentn 73 a bk and started reading t her in the street.
“This allwed her t keep 74 and allwed the parents t pay attentin t manage their brken car with the plice and the 75 f the ther car,” said a fire department spkespersn.
“ 76 thing ever!” wrte Allie Marie Schmalz, the bystander, n Facebk when she psted her pht f the 26-year-ld firefighter.
We’ve learned after news reprts that the firemen always 77 bk bags t give t children in nervus situatins. In the bags, there is a ty animal, a 78 abut firefighters, and ther bks that can make a yung child calm dwn.
Julie Angle later wrte n the Billings Firefighters Facebk page, saying hw 79 she was fr the mving practice. “A few years ag, we experienced the firefighters giving my kids ty animals after a fire. My girls 80 it mre than the fire. It was surely smething we will always be thankful fr!”
71．A．weaknessB．luckinessC．happinessD．sadness
72．A．cmplaining abutB．dealing withC．lking intD．talking abut
73．A．put awayB．paid frC．tk utD．handed in
74．A．cleanB．annyedC．quietD．smart
75．A．driverB．plicemanC．firemanD．wrker
76．A．WrstB．SweetestC．QuickestD．Easiest
77．A．buyB．fferC．shwD．carry
78．A．pictureB．bkC．bagD．map
79．A．helpfulB．thankfulC．hpefulD．careful
80．A．rememberB．frgetC．encurageD．avid
（2021下·广东广州·九年级广东实验中学校联考期末）It was a cld Nvember mrning several years ag. My alarm clck had been 81 , but I was still having truble getting ut f bed. My dad had died a few weeks befre. I felt weighed dwn by 82 and depressin.
Tugh and strng, my dad had wrked s hard all his life t supprt us. He had a temper and wuld smetimes shut at me, but I always knew that he 83 me. Still, he had been raised in a 84 way and raised us that way t. I culdn’t remember, fr example, ever being hugged by him.
Several years later, he mved int a huse right up the rad frm where I lived. I was s 85 t have him clse by. I wuld ften visit him and just talk with him abut life. But we still 86 tuched and never hugged. Finally, his wn health began t 87 and within a few mnths he left us. I culdn’t remember when we’d had ur last hug.
I sighed and gt ut f my 88 , I turned n the lights and walked int the hallway. I saw my sn walking dwn the hall t meet me. Suddenly, he 89 me. And just as he did, I heard my dad’s vice deep inside f me say, “Jey, this hug is frm me!” I cried and 90 at the same time. In that mment, in the place where heart, mind, and spirit all meet, I felt lved. I felt lved by my dad. I felt lved by life.
81．A．turned ffB．turned upC．turned utD．turned arund
82．A．happinessB．sadnessC．selfishnessD．dryness
83．A．hatedB．lvedC．ignredD．disliked
84．A．hrribleB．wnderfulC．strangeD．traditinal
85．A．happyB．sadC．angryD．surprise
86．A．smetimesB．ftenC．seldmD．usually
87．A．remainB．stayC．imprveD．fail
88．A．bedB．chairC．carD．huse
89．A．kissedB．huggedC．hitD．cmfrted
90．A．cheeredB．yelledC．shutedD．smiled
（2022上·广东广州·九年级统考期末）The muntain bike race was abut t start. Eddie culdn’t hld back his 91 , fr he had been training s hard. Perhaps, this year, he wuld finally win. The waiting crwd shuted encuragement. Eddie’s dad was amng them, smiling 92 , and waving t him.
The starter’s gun went ff and Eddie gt away quickly. The rad was bumpy (起伏不平) with lts f sudden turns but Eddie was ready fr these 93 . As he went arund a crner, he realized that his friend Riley was the nly rider 94 him. Putting in mre effrt, Eddie reached Riley and then suddenly he was in the lead. He was ging t 95 !
Eddie wuld sn tuch the finish line at the tp f the next hill. The crwd began t 96 and Eddie heard his father’s vice supprting him.
Mments later, Eddie heard a cry. He lked arund t see Riley 97 n the rad with his bike n tp f him. Any minute nw, the ther 98 wuld rush tward him ver the hill.
Eddie jumped ff his bike and ran t Riley, His friend was unhurt and he helped him 99 mve the bike ff the rad.
The ther riders rde past t the finish line and Eddie heard a cheer g up fr the winner. Slwly, Eddie pushed his bike t the finish line. Tears f 100 filled his eyes.
Then, t his surprise, Eddie heard a sund and lked ver at the crwd t see them cheering fr him. And there was his dad, with the prudest smile f all.
91．A．embarrassmentB．excitementC．sadnessD．wrry
92．A．prudlyB．sftlyC．plitelyD．weakly
93．A．challengesB．fightingsC．adventuresD．races
94．A．next tB．besideC．behindD．in frnt f
95．A．cryB．runC．winD．fall
96．A．laughB．hideC．cheerD．leave
97．A．standingB．lyingC．trainingD．travelling
98．A．ridersB．parentsC．winnersD．crwds
99．A．secretlyB．suddenlyC．separatelyD．quickly
100．A．sadnessB．disappintmentC．happinessD．excitement
（2022上·广东广州·九年级统考期末）After Twenty Years
by O. Henry
A pliceman was checking thrugh the whle street. He was s 101 and suddenly slwed dwn, finding that in the drway f a dark stre std a man.
“It’s all right, fficer,” he spke up quickly.
The man lighted a cigar (雪茄). The light shwed a pale face with a white scar (伤疤).
“Twenty years ag tnight, I had dinner here with my best friend, Jimmy. Then I left fr the West fr a new 102 t make mney. We agreed that we wuld meet here again after twenty years.”
“It sunds pretty 103 ,” said the pliceman. “Rather a lng time between meets.”
“If he can nt cme n time, will yu wait?”
“Sure! I knw Jimmy will meet me here if he’s alive, fr he always was the truest guy in the wrld. I 104 him. He’ll never frget. I’ll give him half an hur at least.” said the man.
“I’ll be n my way. Gd night, gentleman.” said the pliceman.
After 20 minutes, a tall man 105 .“Is that yu, Bb?” he asked, 106 .
“Is that yu, Jimmy?” cried the man in the dr.
“It’s Bb! Twenty years is such a lng time, Bb.”
“Yu’ve 107 a lt, Jimmy. I never thught yu were s tall.”
“Cme n, Bb. G arund and have a gd talk.”
The tw men walked up the street t a cafe.
108 , Bb said, “Yu’re nt Jimmy! Twenty years is a lng time but nt lng enugh t change a man’s nse frm a Rman (鹰钩鼻) t a Dug (塌鼻).”
“But lng enugh t change a gd man int a/an 109 ne”, said the tall man. “Yu are caught, ‘Silky’ Bb! We have been searching fr yu fr a lng time. Here, here’s a nte fr yu.”
“Bb, I was there n time but I 110 that I didn’t knw yu because when yu lighted yur cigar, I nticed that yu are the man wanted by the plice. Smehw I culdn’t d it myself, s I went arund fr anther pliceman t d the task. JIMMY.”
101．A．nervusB．embarrassedC．friendlyD．careful
102．A．praiseB．prductC．advantageD．adventure
103．A．amazingB．necessaryC．humrusD．crrect
104．A．allwB．trustC．expectD．invite
105．A．kept stillB．jined inC．tk a seatD．came alng
106．A．lazilyB．dubtfullyC．usuallyD．carelessly
107．A．explainedB．receivedC．changedD．suffered
108．A．LuckilyB．ActuallyC．SuddenlyD．Exactly
109．A．awfulB．helpfulC．successfulD．frgetful
110．A．rememberedB．feltC．pretendedD．suppsed
（2021上·广东广州·九年级统考期末）阅读下面短文，掌握其大意，然后从1~10各题所给的A、B、C和D项中，选出最佳选项，并在答题卡上将该项涂黑。
Once upn a time, there was a tiny, but clsely united grup f frgs. They held a running race because they wanted t leave behind a/an 111 stry. Their gal was t reach the tp f a very high twer. A big crwd had cme tgether arund the twer t see the 112 and cheer n the cntestants.
Hwever, n ne in the crwd really 113 that the frgs wuld ever reach the gal. They said, “Oh, way t difficult!” “Nt a chance they will make it t the 114 !” “The twer is t high!”
The frgs felt very discuraged by these 115 . One by ne, they fell. While keeping n pretending cheers, the crwd als shuted, “It is t difficult! N ne will make it!” Mre frgs 116 . Mre nises were frm the crwd, “I knew n ne wuld make it!” T their surprise, ne frg cntinued and climbed 117 .
Finally, nly that frg reached the tp! All f the ther fgs wanted t knw hw he 118 in perfrming this feat (技艺) f strength and curage. S ne f the cntestants asked the frg hw he did it.
It turned ut that the 119 frg was deaf, he didn’t hear anything.
Dear friends, are there many peple arund yu, wh encurage yu r d they d the ppsite? If yu want t build yur wn inspiring (激励的) stry, stay away frm peple wh are nt 120 . And build strng cnnectins with thse wh encurage yu.
111．A．fashinableB．encuragingC．interestingD．cmfrtable
112．A．cmpetitinB．intrductinC．infrmatinD．examinatin
113．A．wnderedB．suppsedC．prmisedD．believed
114．A．twerB．wingC．tpD．side
115．A．decisinsB．cmmentsC．articlesD．mistakes
116．A．sat dwnB．tk ffC．gave upD．set ff
117．A．higherB．fartherC．harderD．faster
118．A．succeededB．brughtC．arrivedD．delighted
119．A．annyingB．tuchingC．turningD．winning
120．A．wnderfulB．beautifulC．carefulD．hpeful
（2021上·广东广州·九年级统考期末）It happened when I was a little girl. I can remember neither the beginning nr the end, but whenever I think f it, tears run dwn my face.
When I was yung, my family led a(n) 121 life in the cuntry. As yu can imagine, many cuntry rads are difficult t walk n. One evening after visiting sme relatives, the weather gt very bad. It began t 122 n ur way back hme. Dad carried me n his back. Mm gave her vercat t my brther. We walked tgether thrugh the rain fr mre than an hur.
I was heavy at that time and Dad must be 123 t hld me fr such a lng time. He almst fell dwn many times. In hpe f 124 my father’s burden（负担）, I tried t walk by myself, but I achieved nthing since I was just a little kid.
When we arrived hme, the inside f ur huse was 125 with rain water. The rain had cme thrugh ur leaky（有裂缝的）rf and water was everywhere. Mm put bwls all arund the huse t try t 126 the rain. Then she put me and my elder brther t bed, carefully placing us n the remaining 127 place. I fell asleep sn. When I pened my eyes, I fund Dad and Mm 128 in chairs, bth having caught bad clds.
This is my very earliest 129 . That evening has lng passed and nw we live a much better life, but I wn’t frget the rain we went thrugh tgether. The rain, that evening 130 , will stay in my mind frever.
121．A．hardB．unhappyC．interestingD．rich
122．A．blwB．shineC．rainD．snw
123．A．wrriedB．tiredC．angryD．excited
124．A．reducingB．increasingC．prducingD．bringing
125．A．prvidedB．cveredC．mixedD．crwded
126．A．purB．saveC．stpD．catch
127．A．dryB．wetC．beautifulD．brken
128．A．talkingB．sleepingC．laughingD．eating
129．A．decisinB．chiceC．thughtD．memry
130．A．wishB．fearC．lveD．regret
（2021上·广东广州·九年级统考期末）
A pet shp wner gt sme new baby dgs and was ready t sell them t their “frever” families. A yung girl walked by the shp and nticed a 131 saying “Baby Dgs fr Sale” and was very eager t g inside. She asked the wner, “Hw much d the baby dgs cst?” The wner replied, “They are all arund ＄50.”
The girl emptied her pcket change and tld the stre wner that she nly had abut ＄2, but she still wanted t 132 them.
The shp wner whistled fr the dgs, wh came running dwn the hall f his shp. Five tiny dgs, fllwed by ne 133 the rest. The girl immediately pinted ut the lagging baby dg and asked the stre wner what was wrng with him. The wner explained that
The baby dg was 134 with disabled—he was missing a hip bne when he came t the wrld. He wuld live with a disability fr the rest f his life. The girl gt 135 , saying, “I want that baby dg!”
The wner replied, “Yu dn’t want t buy that baby dg. If yu really want him, yu can have him fr free. “The girl became upset. She lked at the wner and stated, “I dn’t want t have him fr free. That baby is 136 just as much as the thers. I’ll give yu the 137 I have nw and a dllar a mnth until I have paid fr the baby dg cmpletely.” The wner cntinued, “This dg is never ging t be able t run and play like all f the ther dg. I think yu’re ging t 138 this decisin.”
T his 139 , the girl shwed the wner her crippled leg that was supprted by a large metal brace. She sftly replied, “Well, I can’t be a 140 , and this tiny dg needs smene wh understands.”
131．A．shpB．signC．pcketD．family
132．A．lk upB．lk atC．lk intD．lk arund
133．A．underB．befreC．behindD．in frnt f
134．A．brnB．freeC．busyD．ready
135．A．angryB．relaxedC．bredD．excited
136．A．slwB．quickC．wrngD．wrth
137．A．dgB．streC．pcketD．change
138．A．makeB．regretC．nticeD．supprt
139．A．jyB．surpriseC．happinessD．satisfactry
140．A．girlB．wnerC．runnerD．shpper
（2022上·广东广州·九年级统考期末）Gat, Squirrel, Owl and Frg were gd friends. They lived happily in the frest. Every day, they met at the biggest tree in the center f the frest. One day, Squirrel did nt cme, the ther three were 141 .
“I saw a 142 in the frest this mrning,” said Owl. “I’m afraid Squirrel is in danger.”
“ 143 ver the frest, Owl,” said Gat, “Please see whether yu can find Squirrel r nt.”
Later, Owl fund Squirrel fallen int a deep 144 . He flew back at nce t ask Gat and Frg fr help. As sn as they arrived, Gat and Owl began t use a lng vine（藤蔓）t help Squirrel climb up. Frg kept talking t Squirrel t make him feel 145 . They successfully gt Squirrel ut f the hle.
Just then, Tiger came clse. “Everyne, leave nw!” said Frg.
Gat ran away with Squirrel n his back 146 . Frg had just jumped up and Tiger gt clser, std in frnt f him.
“A frg is better than nthing,” said Tiger, “I am hungry.”
“Nw we all must 147 ur friend Frg,” said Gat.
Immediately, Squirrel climbed up t the nearest tall tree. Owl flew nearer. Gat came back again. He pretended that he didn’t see Tiger nearby. Tiger saw Gat. He preferred Gat t Frg. S he turned arund t 148 Gat. As sn as Tiger turned arund, Squirrel threw tw big pinecnes（松果）at Tiger t catch his attentin. Owl flew dwn t get Frg up. Gat ran away as fast as he culd and all f them escaped. Tiger caught nthing. “Hw 149 it is tday! Hw did they make it?” he said t himself in great 150 . Then he went away.
It was the pwer f friendship that helped them escape.
141．A．happyB．excitedC．bredD．wrried
142．A．snakeB．linC．tigerD．bear
143．A．GB．WalkC．RunD．Fly
144．A．riverB．lakeC．caveD．hle
145．A．betterB．lazierC．angrierD．harder
146．A．patientlyB．quicklyC．carelesslyD．excitedly
147．A．findB．helpC．missD．leave
148．A．hugB．catchC．hateD．trust
149．A．strangeB．greatC．wnderfulD．lucky
150．A．happinessB．fearC．surpriseD．jy
参考答案：
1．D 2．B 3．A 4．B 5．C 6．C 7．A 8．D 9．C 10．B
【分析】本文讲述了作者买第一套房子的经历以及这个经历给自己带来的美好体验。
1．句意：房间里没有壁橱，没有卧室门，甚至没有窗户，里面的温度是30度。
rf屋顶；bed床；ceiling天花板；windw窗户。根据下文“But I needed windws.”可知是指窗户，故选D。
2．句意：我想拥有一个舒适的房子，一个靠近大自然的房子。
expensive昂贵的；cmfrtable舒服的；strange奇怪的；cnvenient便利的。根据“a huse clse t nature.”可知作者想拥有一个舒适的房子，故选B。
3．句意：虽然有些帐篷有窗户，但感觉就像笼子，帐篷不会让我感到舒服。
felt感觉；sunded听起来；smelt闻起来；tasted尝起来。根据“a tent wuld nt make me cmfrtable”可知帐篷感觉像笼子，故选A。
4．句意：后来有一天，我在一本杂志上看到一所挂牌出售的小房子。
rent出租；sale售卖；visiting参观；exhibitin展览。根据下文“I immediately called t ask hw much it”可知这个房子要卖，故选B。
5．句意：我立刻打电话问要花多少钱，然后去银行贷款。
bught买；built建立；cst花费；used使用。根据“I immediately called t ask hw much it”可知是指房子要花多少钱，故选C。
6．句意：我们花了大约两个月的时间才完成，我真的很感谢他们的帮助。
hpeful充满希望的；careful仔细的；thankful感激的；thughtful深思熟虑的。根据“By the beginning f June I had gathered a grup f friends t help me fix up my new huse”可知作者召集了一群朋友来帮忙装修新房子，所以对他们很感激，故选C。
7．句意：夏天，我躺在床上仰望星空，听着鸟儿的歌声。
lay躺着；slept睡觉；std站立；jumped跳。根据“in bed lking up at the stars”可知是指躺在床上看星星，故选A。
8．句意：此外，我做了一个大炉子，这使我的房子在冬天比我住过的任何其他地方都暖和。
cler更凉爽；htter更热；clder更冷；warmer更温暖。根据“I made a big stve(火炉)”可知有了火炉，房子就更暖和了，故选D。
9．句意：三年后，我攒了足够的钱买了一所更大的房子。
needed需要；jined加入；saved积攒；fund发现。根据“ mney t buy a bigger huse three years later.”可知作者存钱买更大的房子，故选C。
10．句意：然而，我知道，在我的第一个房子里，风的声音和鸟的声音将作为一个美丽的记忆留在我的余生。
imaginatin想象；memry记忆；dream梦想；thught认为。根据“the sund f the wind and the birds in my first huse will remain”可知风的声音和鸟的声音作为余生美好记忆留在作者身边，故选B。
11．D 12．B 13．C 14．D 15．A 16．C 17．B 18．A 19．D 20．C
【分析】本文主要是给消费者的一些建议。
11．句意：如果你在午饭前去买食物，你可能会买得比你计划的多。
ask fr请求；think f想起；lk fr寻找；plan t计划。根据“If yu g shpping fr fd befre lunchtime, yu’ll prbably buy mre than...”（如果你在午饭前去买食物，你可能会买更多……）可知，说的是比计划买的多，故选D。
12．句意：了解哪些东西在打折，并决定你是否真的需要它们。
very非常；really真正地；nly只有；already已经。根据“Find ut what things are n sale”（了解哪些东西在打折）可知，说的是决定是否真的需要，故选B。
13．句意：换句话说，不要因为比平时便宜就买任何东西！
better更好的；newer更新的；cheaper更便宜的；hungrier更饿的。根据上文“Find ut what things are n sale and decide if yu really need them.”（了解哪些东西在打折，并决定你是否真的需要它们。）可知，说的是不要在比较便宜的时候就买东西，故选C。
14．句意：然后比较价格；也就是说，你应该检查不同品牌和同一品牌不同尺寸的价格。
see看；find发现；decide决定；cmpare比较。根据“yu shuld examine the prices f bth different brands and different sizes f the same brand.”（你应该检查不同品牌和同一品牌不同尺寸的价格。）可知，说的是比较价格，故选D。
15．句意：对消费者的另一个建议是购买普通商品，而不是名牌商品。
suggestin建议；educatin教育；examinatin考试；advertisement广告。根据“t buy rdinary items instead f famus brands”（购买普通商品而不是名牌。）可知，这是给消费者的建议，故选A。
16．句意：普通物品包装简单。
cheap便宜的；ugly丑陋的；simple简单的；light轻的。根据下文“These prducts are cheaper because prducers dn’t spend much mney n packing r advertising.”（这些产品更便宜，因为生产者在包装或广告上不花太多钱。）可知，说的是普通物品包装简单，故选C。
17．句意：同样，在购买衣服时，你经常可以在不知名的品牌中找到物美价廉的衣服。
fd食物；clthes衣服；prducts产品；items项目。根据下文“Shpping in discunt clthing stres can help yu…”（在折扣服装店购物可以帮助你……）可知，说的是买衣服，故选B。
18．句意：在折扣服装店购物可以帮你节省很多钱。
save节约；make制作；find发现；spend花费。根据“Shpping in discunt clthing stres”（在折扣服装店购物）可知，可以节省很多钱，故选A。
19．句意：虽然这些商店不太吸引人，但他们的更衣室不如高价百货商店的舒适。
useful有用的；persnal个人的；rdinary普通的；cmfrtable舒服的。根据“Althugh these stres aren’t very attractive”（虽然这些商店不太吸引人）可知，说的是更衣室不如高价百货商店的舒适，故选D。
20．句意：广告商是否在页面底部的小字中隐藏了什么？
playing玩；checking检查；hiding隐藏；cheating欺骗。根据上文“In ther wrds, well-infrmed custmers watch fr infrmatin and check fr misinfrmatin.”（换言之，消息灵通的客户关注信息并检查错误信息。）可知，说的是小字中的隐藏信息，故选C。
21．A 22．B 23．C 24．D 25．C 26．D 27．A 28．C 29．B 30．D
【分析】本文主要讲述了作者偶然去听重金属乐队“黑色星期三”的演唱会，那场演出给他留下了深刻的印象。
21．句意：我哥哥和他的朋友都是一个叫“黑色星期三”的重金属乐队的歌迷。
fans歌迷；members成员；singers歌手；dancers舞蹈演员。根据下文“they all bught tickets fr perfrmance.”可知，买票应是因为是他们的粉丝。故选A。
22．句意：当他们听说“黑色星期三”要在我们当地的剧院演出时，他们都买了看演出的票。
thught认为；heard听到；guessed猜测；said说。根据“When they…that Black Wednesday were ging t perfrm at ur lcal theatre”可知，当作者哥哥及朋友听说这个乐队要开演唱会时，他们都买了演出的票。故选B。
23．句意：然而，在最后一分钟，一个朋友不能去了，所以我哥哥把票给了我。
prvided 提供；asked询问；ffered提供；tld告诉。根据“s my brther…me the ticket. I was really excited!”可知，因为有一个朋友不能去，因此哥哥把票给了作者；ffer sb. sth.意为“提供某人某物”。故选C。
24．句意：我记得当我们都找到座位时，剧院里一片兴奋的嗡嗡声。
spts点；flwers花；tickets票；seats座位。根据“…inside the theatre as we all fund ur…”可知，进入剧院内，找到自己的座位。故选D。
25．句意：几分钟后，灯光暗了下来，每个人都安静下来。
cmfrtable舒服的；relaxed放松的；quiet安静的；nervus紧张的。根据“After a few minutes, the lights went dwn…”可知，此处指“每个人都安静下来了”。故选C。
26．句意：接着，当乐队的第一批成员登上舞台时，人群中响起了像爆炸一样的咆哮声。
fell dwn倒下；gt thrugh经历；came acrss偶遇；stepped n登上。根据“Then there was a rar frm the crwd, like an explsin”可知，当乐队的第一批成员登上舞台时，人们都十分激动。故选D。
27．句意：我能感觉到鼓点和低音音符在我的胃里。
feel感觉；tuch触碰；see看；enjy享受。根据“the music was as lud as a jet engine.”可知，音乐像喷气发动机一样响，以至于作者觉得自己的胃里都有鼓点。故选A。
28．句意：我只是记得我真的很喜欢这个节目，不想让它结束。
frget忘记；realize意识到；remember记得；believe相信。根据“I can’t recall any f the sngs that the band played.”可知，无法回忆起乐队表演的任何一首歌，但自己只记得非常喜欢这个表演。故选C。
29．句意：我的耳朵里还回荡着最后一首歌的节拍。
burning燃烧；ringing响；calling打电话；thinking想。根据“My ears were still…with the beat f the last sng.”可知，作者最后有点眩晕，耳边一直响起最后一首歌的节拍。故选B。
30．句意：不过，偶尔我听到他们的一首歌，就会想象自己回到了第一次演出现场。
lk看；find找；think认为；imagine想象。根据“I’m back at that first shw.”可知，作者此处在想象自己回到了第一次演出现场。故选D。
31．D 32．C 33．D 34．B 35．A 36．C 37．B 38．A 39．D 40．B
【分析】本文主要介绍了Smith一家的为期一年的环球旅行。
31．句意：但Julie和Tim Smith计划带着他们的两个孩子去度一个长假，为期一年的环球旅行。
shrt短的；usual平常的；persnal个人的；lng长的。根据“a ne-year trip arund the wrld”可知他们度过一个长假。故选D。
32．句意：现在，这四位旅行者的行程已经过半。
adventure冒险；experience经历；trip旅行；family家庭。根据“Ms. Smith says they are trying t see as much f the wrld as they can.”可知他们旅行进行了一半。故选C。
33．句意：但他说，这次旅行中最有趣的经历之一是结识新朋友。
tiring累人的；annying恼人的；relaxing令人放松的；interesting有趣的。根据“experiences f the trip is meeting new peple.”可知是最有趣的经历之一是结识新朋友。故选D。
34．句意：人们非常友好和热情。
rich富的；friendly友好的；rude粗鲁的；pr穷的。根据“and welcming. They lve ur kids”可知人们很友好。故选B。
35．句意：11岁的Tyler说，他很喜欢了解他们遇到的人。
learning abut了解；helping with帮助；lking fr寻找；jining in加入。根据“I have learned in Africa that...”可知是了解遇到的人。故选A。
36．句意：这次旅行教给孩子们的不仅仅是短暂的参观。
serving服务；sharing分享；teaching教；affrding支付得起。根据“the children a lt”可知是教给孩子很多东西。故选C。
37．句意：我认为旅行对孩子们看待世界的方式有很大影响。
awfully糟糕地；greatly极大地；quickly快速地；carefully认真地。根据“the travel influences the kids”可知旅行对孩子的影响很大。故选B。
38．句意：他们提着装满轻便衣物和其他需要的东西的小袋子。
filled with充满；prepared fr准备；carried ut执行；taken away拿走。根据“carry small clthing...”可知包里充满了衣服和其他东西。故选A。
39．句意：Tyler和Kara都有iPad，这样他们就可以和老师交流，跟上他们的功课。
understand理解；g去；tell告诉；cmmunicate交流。根据“with teachers”可知是和老师交流。故选D。
40．句意：Tyler还创建了一个365天的视频博客来记录他们的奇妙经历。
vide game电子游戏；vide blg视频博客；advice page建议页面；nline newspaper网上报纸。根据“t recrd their amazing experience”可知是创建视频博客分享他们的经历。故选B。
41．A 42．C 43．D 44．C 45．A 46．B 47．D 48．C 49．A 50．D
【分析】本文中作者通过一个农民帮助邻居种植玉米的故事告诉我们，自己想要什么，就要帮助别人得到什么。
41．句意：有一个农民，一生都在种玉米。
grew种植；bught买；sld卖；cllected收集。由“farmer”可知，农民一生种植玉米，符合语境。故选A。
42．句意：每一次他的玉米都被选为是最好的，赢得第一名。
cheapest最便宜的；prettiest最美丽的；best最好的；tallest最高的。根据句子后面“wn the first prize”可知，这个农民的玉米获得了第一名，所以它是最好的，故选C。
43．句意：有一年，一名报社记者采访了他，了解到一些关于他如何种植的令人吃惊的事情。
strange奇怪的；awful可怕的；wise明智的；surprising令人吃惊的。根据下文记问的问题“‘Hw can yu share yur best seed crn with yur neighbrs?’”可知，这个农民向他的邻居提供了他最好的玉米种子，帮助他们种植好玉米，这个事实让作者感到很吃惊。故应选D。
44．句意：这位农民向他的邻居提供玉米种子。
shared分享；lent借出；ffered提供；shwed展示。根据下文记者问的问题“‘Hw can yu share yur best seed crn with yur neighbrs?’”可知，这个农民向他的邻居提供了他最好的玉米种子。ffer sth. t sb.“向某人提供某物”。故选C。
45．句意：“你知道他们每年都和你一起参加这个比赛。”
cmpetitin比赛；experiment实验；game游戏；race赛跑。根据上文“wn the first prize”可知，农民参加比赛而获奖。故选A。
46．句意：“如果我的邻居种植坏的玉米，异化传粉就会影响我的玉米。”
tall高的；bad坏的；fresh新鲜的；dry干的。根据下文“‘crss pllinatin (异花传粉) will affect the quality f my crn.’”可知，这个农民担心坏的玉米的花粉会传播到自己的玉米上。故选B。
47．句意：因此如果我想种植好的玉米，我就必须帮助我的邻居种植好的玉米。
teach教；encurage鼓励；remind提醒；help帮助。根据上文记着问的问题“‘Hw can yu share yur best seed crn with yur neighbrs?’”可知，这个农民向他的邻居提供了他最好的玉米种子。由此推断，他想帮助邻居种出好的玉米。故选D。
48．句意：就像一个伟人所说的：“我们靠所得来谋生，我们靠给予来生活。”
d 做；wn拥有；get得到；grw种植。分析句子可知，这句话与下句话“we make a life by what we give.”是相对应的，give是付出，因此此处使用get，表示“索取，得到”。故选C。
49．句意：然而，有意义的生活不是取决于我们能得到多少，而是取决于我们能给别人多少。
meaningful有意义的；clrful富有色彩的；healthy健康的；faithful忠实的。根据下文“Giving, instead f taking,”可知，作者认为“给予，而不是索取”这样的生活才有意义。故选A。
50．句意：因此那些选择好好生活的人必须帮助他人好好生活，那些选择快乐的人，必须帮助他人在生活中找到快乐。
hpe希望；wealth财富；success成功；happiness快乐。根据句中“thse wh chse t be happy”可推断，此处使用happiness，表示那些选择快乐的人，必须帮助他人在生活中找到快乐。故选D。
51．A 52．C 53．B 54．C 55．B 56．D 57．A 58．B 59．D 60．C
【分析】本文主要讲述了作者小时候生活非常困难，但作者的父母尽他们的最大努力让孩子们幸福，要永远记住父母的爱。
51．句意：当我年轻的时候，我的家人在乡下过着艰苦的生活。
hard艰难的；unhappy不开心的；interesting有趣的；rich富有的。根据下文“As yu can imagine, many cuntry rads are difficult t walk n.”可知，路很难走说明乡下生活比较艰难。故选A。
52．句意：在我们回家路上，开始下雨了。
blw吹；shine发光； rain下雨； snw下雪。根据下文“We walked tgether thrugh the rain fr mre than an hur.”可知，是下雨了。故选C。
53．句意：那时候我很重，爸爸抱着我这么久一定很累。
wrried担忧的；tired疲倦的；angry生气的；excited兴奋的。根据“I was heavy at that time”可知，因为我的体重而给爸爸增加了负担，导致爸爸很疲惫。故选B。
54．句意：他有很多都几乎摔倒。
came alng出现；passed by走过；fell dwn摔倒；turned up出现。根据下文“In hpe f reducing my father’s burden…”可知，爸爸背着我负担很大，所以该句是说爸爸几乎摔倒。故选C。
55．句意：当我们回到家时，我们家的内部被雨水覆盖。
prvided提供；cvered覆盖；mixed混合；crwded拥挤。根据下文“The rain had cme thrugh ur leaky rf and water was everywhere.”可知，雨水都漏进了家里。be cvered with…表示“被……覆盖”。故选B。
56．句意：妈妈把碗放在房子的四周，试图接住雨水。
pur倒；save节省；stp停止；catch抓，接住。根据上文“The rain had cme thrugh ur leaky rf and water was everywhere.”可知，家里漏雨了，妈妈放碗的目的是接雨水。故选D。
57．句意：然后她把我和哥哥放在床上，小心翼翼地把我们放在剩下的干燥地方。
dry干燥的；wet湿的；beautiful漂亮的；brken破碎的。根据“Then she put me and my elder brther t bed”可知，妈妈肯定是放在还未被雨水打湿的干燥的地方。故选A。
58．句意：当我睁开眼睛时，发现爸爸和妈妈睡在椅子上。
talking谈论；sleeping睡觉；laughing笑；eating吃饭。根据上文可知，爸爸妈妈又淋雨又疲惫，干燥的床让孩子睡了，他们只能在椅子上睡觉。故选B。
59．句意：这是我最早的记忆。
decisin决定；chice选择；thught想法；memry记忆。根据下文“I wn’t frget the rain we went thrugh tgether.”可知，这件事虽已过去但我永远记得，所以是早期的记忆。故选D。
60．句意：那场雨，那个晚上，尤其是父母的爱，将永远留在我的脑海里。
wish愿望；fear恐惧；lve爱；regret遗憾。根据上文可知，父母让孩子们睡在床上，自己却谁在椅子上，由此可看出父母对孩子的爱。故选C。
61．A 62．A 63．B 64．D 65．A 66．B 67．D 68．C 69．B 70．B
【分析】本文主要讲述了作者在物理考试前，为了获得好成绩作弊，后来意识到这是个愚蠢的行为，于是尽自己最大的努力去考试的故事。
61．句意：没有考试对我来说是困难的，我总是可以很容易地得到高分。
difficult困难的；easy简单的，容易的；cmfrtable舒适的；exciting兴奋的。根据“I culd always get a high scre easily”可知，我很容易得到高分，没有考试对我来说是困难的。故选A。
62．句意：字迹太浅了，几乎看不清。
light浅色的；clear透明的；simple简单的；dark深色的。根据“it culd hardly be seen”可知，字迹太浅了，看不清楚。故选A。
63．句意：我紧张地坐着当老师开始发试卷的时候。
quietly安静地；nervusly紧张地；happily高兴地；excitedly兴奋地。根据“the teacher started t hand ut the test paper”及常识可知，考试时会很紧张。故选B。
64．句意：我既不想被抓，也不想考试不及格。
hurt伤害；taught教导；repeated重复；caught抓住。根据“I tk ut my textbk and wrte several answers frm it in pencil n the desk”可知，作者不想作弊被抓。故选D。
65．句意：所有的学生立刻冲出门外，站在一起，等待被允许回到教室。
rushed ut f冲出；kncked n敲门；brke dwn分解；lked dwn upn轻视。根据“the schl fire alarm went ff suddenly”可知，火警响了，所有的学生都立刻跑出去了。故选A。
66．句意：就在那一刻，我意识到我是多么愚蠢。
crrect正确的；flish愚蠢的；wise明智的；hnest诚实的。根据“I clearly knew my parents wuld still lve me n matter what my grades were”可知，作者感觉作弊的行为很愚蠢因为无论他考得怎么样，父母都会爱他。故选B。
67．句意：我们一进教室，我就走到我的桌子前，把所有的笔记都清理干净了。
Since自从；Whenever无论何时；While当；As sn as一……就……。根据“…we came int the classrm, I walked t my desk and cleaned up all the ntes”可知，此处表示当我们一走进教室时，我就怎么样。故选D。
68．句意：我得到了第二次机会，我不想浪费它。
life生命；pass通过；chance机会；test测试。根据“yu are given a secnd chance”可知，是指作者又有了一次机会。故选C。
69．句意：我参加了考试，尽我最大的努力心里很平静。
smart聪明的；peaceful平静的；scared害怕的；strange奇怪的。根据“did my best and”可知﹐作者尽全力考试，会感到内心平静。故选B。
70．句意：很多时候你必须接受错误并从中吸取教训。
decisins决定；mistakes错误；excuses借口；chices选择。根据“learn frm them”以及前文作者考试作弊，最后幡然醒悟，重新认真作答可知，要接受错误并从中吸取教训。故选B。
71．D 72．B 73．C 74．C 75．A 76．B 77．D 78．A 79．B 80．A
【分析】本文是一篇记叙文。主要讲了由一名消防员在交通事故现场给一个女孩读书的照片，来引出消防员的友善和敬业精神。
71．句意：他试图把她的注意力从他们家车祸的悲伤上转移开。
weakness虚弱；luckiness幸运；happiness幸福；sadness难过。根据“f their family’s car accident”可知， 家人出车祸会感到很难过。 故选D。
72．句意：当团队的其他成员和女孩的父母忙着处理事故和警方报告时，消防队员瑞安·本顿拿出一本书，开始在街上给她读。
cmplaining abut抱怨；dealing with处理；lking int调查；talking abut谈论。根据“the girl’s parents were busy … the accident”可知，忙着处理交通事故。故选B。
73．句意：当团队的其他成员和女孩的父母忙着处理事故和警方报告时，消防队员瑞安·本顿拿出一本书，开始在街上给她读。
put away收好；paid fr支付；tk ut取出；handed in上交。根据“a bk and started reading t her in the street”可知，消防队员取出一本书开始读起来。故选C。
74．句意：这让她保持安静，并让父母专注于与警察和另一辆车的司机一起处理他们的破损的车。
clean干净的；annyed生气的；quiet安静的；smart聪明的。根据“allwed the parents t pay attentin t manage their brken car with the plice”可知，女孩保持安静，这样她的父母才可以专心去处理交通事故。故选C。
75．句意：这让她保持安静，并让父母专注于与警察和另一辆车的司机一起处理他们的破损的车。
driver司机；pliceman警察；fireman消防员；wrker工人。根据“…manage their brken car with the plice and the…f the ther car”可知，发生了交通事故，要跟交通警察和对方的司机进行交涉。故选A。
76．句意：最美好的事！
Wrst最差的；Sweetest最美好的；Quickest最快的；Easiest最简单的。根据前文“firefighter Ryan Bentn…a bk and started reading t her in the street.”可知，消防员给交通事故当事人的孩子读书，来转移女孩的注意力，这是一件美好的事情。故选B。
77．句意：我们从新闻报道中了解到，消防员总是带着书包给那些在紧张的情况下的孩子们。
buy买；ffer提供；shw展示；carry携带。根据“bk bags t give t children”可知，随身携带包。故选D。
78．句意：在包里，有一个玩具动物，一张关于消防员的照片和其他书籍，可以让一个年幼的孩子的心灵平静。
picture照片；bk书；bag袋子；map地图。根据“a… abut firefighters”可知，消防员会随身携带消防员的照片。故选 A。
79．句意：说她对那次感人的行动有多感激。
helpful有帮助的；thankful感谢的；hpeful有希望的；careful仔细的。根据“A few years ag, we experienced the firefighters giving my kids ty animals after a fire”可知，回忆起曾经家里着火时，消防员给了孩子玩具动物，对此表示感激。故选B。
80．句意：我的女儿们对这件事的记忆比那场大火还深刻。
remember记得；frget忘记；encurage鼓励；avid避免。根据“A few years ag, we experienced the firefighters giving my kids ty animals after a fire”可知，对于这次深刻的经历记得很清楚。故选A。
81．A 82．B 83．B 84．D 85．A 86．C 87．D 88．A 89．B 90．D
【分析】本文主要讲述了作者在父亲去世之后后悔从来没有拥抱父亲，来表达自己对父亲的爱，儿子给了作者一个拥抱，让作者又感动又欣慰，这个时候他突然感受到了父亲的爱，感受到自己被生活所爱。
81．句意：我的闹钟已经关了，但我仍然起不来床。
turned ff关闭；turned up调大；turned ut结果是；turned arund转向。根据“but I was still having truble getting ut f bed”可知，闹铃响了被关闭了，但是仍起不来床，故选A。
82．句意：我感到悲伤和沮丧。
happiness快乐；sadness难过；selfishness自私；dryness干燥。根据“My dad had died a few weeks befre”可知，爸爸去世感到难过，故选B。
83．句意：但我一直都知道他爱我。
hated憎恨；lved喜爱；ignred忽视；disliked不喜欢。根据“He had a temper and wuld smetimes shut at me”及but可知，后面转折，前面表示父亲脾气不好，此处应表示父亲一直都是爱作者的，故选B。
84．句意：不过，他是在传统的方式下长大的，我们也是这样长大的。
hrrible可怕的；wnderful精彩的；strange奇怪的；traditinal传统的。根据“he had been raised in a…way”可知，按照传统的方式被抚养长大，故选D。
85．句意：我很高兴他就在我身边。
happy开心的；sad难过的；angry生气的；surprise惊讶的。根据“ I wuld ften visit him and just talk with him abut life”可知，和父亲住得近了，感到开心，故选A。
86．句意：但我们仍然很少接触，从不拥抱。
smetimes有时；ften经常；seldm很少；usually通常。根据“never hugged”可知，很少身体接触，故选C。
87．句意：最后，他自己的健康开始恶化，几个月后，他离开了我们。
remain维持；stay保持；imprve提高；fail衰弱。根据“within a few mnths he left us”可知，身体健康开始衰弱，故选D。
88．句意：我叹了口气，下了床。
bed床；chair椅子；car汽车；huse房子。根据“but I was still having truble getting ut f bed”可知，作者终于下床了，故选A。
89．句意：突然，他拥抱了我。
kissed接吻；hugged拥抱；hit击打；cmfrted安慰。根据“this hug is frm me”可知，突然拥抱了作者，故选B。
90．句意：我哭了，同时也笑了。
cheered欢呼；yelled叫喊；shuted呼喊；smiled微笑。根据“In that mment, in the place where heart, mind, and spirit all meet, I felt lved”可知，感受到了爱所以是又哭又笑，故选D。
91．B 92．A 93．A 94．D 95．C 96．C 97．B 98．A 99．D 100．B
【分析】本文是一篇记叙文。文章讲述了Eddie参加山地自行车比赛，原本可以拿到很好的成绩，却因为帮助摔倒的好友Riley而未赢得比赛。但他的行为却赢得了人们的欢呼和认可，特别是父亲的脸上满是骄傲。
91．句意：Eddie无法抑制他的兴奋，因为他一直在努力训练。
embarrassment尴尬；excitement激动；sadness伤心；wrry担心。由下文“fr he had been training s hard.”可知，Eddie非常激动。故选B。
92．句意：Eddie的爸爸也在其中，自豪地微笑着。
prudly自豪地；sftly温柔地；plitely礼貌地；weakly虚弱地。由上文“fr he had been training s hard. Perhaps, this year, he wuld finally win.”可知，他的儿子让他感到很自豪。故选A。
93．句意：道路起伏不平，有很多突然的转弯，但Eddie已经准备好迎接这些挑战。
challenges挑战；fightings战斗；adventures冒险；races比赛。由上文“but Eddie was ready...”中的转折可知，Eddie准备迎接挑战。故选A。
94．句意：当他绕过一个拐角时，他意识到他的朋友Riley是他前面唯一的骑手。
next t紧邻；beside在……旁边；behind在……后面；in frnt f在……前面。由下文“Putting in mre effrt, Eddie reached Riley and then suddenly he was in the lead.”可知，Eddie前面只有Riley一个人。故选D。
95．句意：他快要赢了。
cry哭；run跑；win赢；fall跌倒。由前一句“Eddie reached the lead.”和下文“ Eddie wuld sn tuch the finish line...”可知，Eddie快要赢了。故选C。
96．句意：人群开始欢呼，Eddie听到支持他的父亲的声音。
laugh笑；hide藏；cheer欢呼；leave离开。由前一句“Eddie wuld sn tuch the finish line at the tp f the next hill.”可知，Eddie马上就要到终点线了，人群开始欢呼。故选C。
97．句意：他环顾四周，看到Riley躺在路上，他的自行车压在他身上。
standing站着；lying躺着；training训练；travelling旅行。由前一句“Eddie heard a cry.”和后本句“with his bike n tp f him”可知，Riley躺在路上。故选B。
98．句意：很快地，其他骑手都冲向他越过山丘。
riders骑手；parents父母；winners胜者；crwds人群。由前文可知，Eddie快到终点时看到朋友Riley摔倒在路上，他选择去帮助朋友，所以其他骑手都超过他了。故选A。
99．句意：Eddie跳下自行车，跑向Riley，他的朋友没有受伤，他帮助他迅速将自行车从路上移开。
secretly秘密地；suddenly突然地；separately个别地；quickly迅速地。由上文“Eddie jumped ff his bike and ran t Riley”可知，他帮助Riley迅速地移开自行车。故选D。
100．句意：失望的泪水充满了他的眼睛。
sadness悲伤；disappintment失望；happiness快乐；excitement激动。由上文“The ther riders rde past t the finish line...”可知，由于他未赢得比赛，所以流下了失望的泪水。故选B。
101．D 102．D 103．A 104．B 105．D 106．B 107．C 108．C 109．A 110．C
【分析】本文改编自欧·亨利的短篇小说《二十年后》，讲述了一对情同兄弟的朋友，在二十年后重逢之际所发生的意外变化。
101．句意：他非常小心，突然放慢了脚步，发现一家黑暗商店的门口站着一个人。
nervus紧张的；embarrassed尴尬的；friendly友好的；careful小心的。根据“A pliceman was checking thrugh the whle street. He was suddenly slwed dwn”可知此处是指警察正在检查整条街道，所以是小心仔细的，故选D。
102．句意：然后我去了西部去冒险赚钱。
praise赞扬；prduct产品；advantage优势；adventure冒险。根据“Then I left fr the West fr a make mney”可知此处是指去了西部冒险赚钱，故选D。
103．句意：“听起来很神奇，”警察说。
amazing惊奇的；necessary有必要的；humrus幽默的；crrect正确的。根据“It sunds pretty...”结合上文男人说的话可知警察认为他的经历很神奇，故选A。
104．句意：我信任他。
allw允许；trust信任；expect期待；invite邀请。根据“I knw Jimmy will meet me here if he’s alive, fr he always was the truest guy in the wrld”可知此处是指男人信任他的兄弟，故选B。
105．句意：20分钟后，一个高个子男人走过来。
kept still保持静止；jined in加入；tk a seat入座；came alng走过来。根据“After 20 minutes, a tall man...‘Is that yu, Bb?’ he asked,”可知此处是指一个高个子男人走过来，故选D。
106．句意：是你吗，鲍勃？”他疑惑地问道。
lazily懒惰地；dubtfully怀疑地；usually通常；carelessly粗心地。根据下文“‘Is that yu. Jimmy?’ cried the man in the dr... Jimmy. I never thught yu were s tall.’”可知二十年了，时间很长，对面的男人不太确定对方是不是鲍勃，所以是带着疑惑的语气，故选B。
107．句意：你变了很多，吉米。我从没想到你这么高。
explained解释；received收到；changed改变；suffered遭受。根据“I never thught yu were s tall.”可知此处是指吉米变了很多，故选C。
108．句意：突然，鲍勃说：“你不是吉米！二十年时间很长，但不足以把一个人的鼻子从鹰钩鼻变成塌鼻。”
Luckily幸运地；Actually事实上；Suddenly突然地；Exactly确切的。根据“Yu’re nt Jimmy!”可知鲍勃突然认出对方不是自己的朋友，故选C。
109．句意：但足够长时间把一个好人变成一个可怕的人。
awful可怕的；helpful有帮助的；successful成功的；frgetful健忘的。根据“But lng enugh t change a gd man int a/an...”可知此处是指好人变成一个可怕的人，故选A。
110．句意：鲍勃，我准时到了那里，但我假装不认识你，因为当你点上雪茄的时候，我注意到你就是警察要找的人。
remembered记得；felt感到；pretended假装；suppsed认为。根据“Bb, I was there n time but I didn’t knw yu because when yu lighted yur I went arund fr anther pliceman t d the task”可知此处是指吉米准时到了那里，但他假装不认识鲍勃，因为当鲍勃点上雪茄的时候，吉米就注意到他就是警察要找的人，故选C。
111．B 112．A 113．D 114．C 115．B 116．C 117．A 118．A 119．D 120．D
【分析】本文是一篇寓言故事。在一场青蛙爬塔顶的比赛中，最后胜出的是一只耳聋的青蛙。这则故事揭示了一个道理：要勇于坚持自己的梦想，不要受周围言论的干扰，这样才能达成自己的目标。
111．句意：他们举行赛跑是因为他们想留下一个鼓舞人心的故事。
fashinable流行的；encuraging鼓舞人心的；interesting有趣的；cmfrtable舒服的，根据空前的“They held a running race because they wanted t leave behind a/an“可知，应该是想留下一个鼓舞人心的故事，故选B。
112．句意：一大群人聚集在塔楼周围观看比赛。
cmpetitin比赛；intrductin介绍；infrmatin信息；examinatin考试，根据前文的“They held a running race”可知，应该是观看比赛，故选A。
113．句意：没有人相信这些青蛙能爬上塔顶。
wndered想知道；suppsed设想；prmised许诺；believed相信，根据空后的“that the frgs wuld ever reach the gal”可知，应该是没有人相信青蛙能爬上塔顶，故选D。
114．句意：他们不可能登上顶端。
twer塔；wing翅膀；tp顶端；side边，根据前文的“Their gal was t reach the tp f a very high twer”可知，应该是登上顶端，故选C。
115．句意：青蛙们被这些评论弄得非常灰心。
decisins决定；cmments评论；articles文章；mistakes错误，根据前文的“Oh, way t difficult!”…twer is t high!”可知，应该是评论，故选B。
116．句意：更多青蛙放弃了。
sat dwn坐下；tk ff脱下；gave up放弃；set ff出发，根据前文的“It is t difficult! N ne will make it!”可知，应该是更多青蛙放弃了，故选C。
117．句意：一只青蛙继续并爬得更高。
higher更高；farther更远；harder更努力地；faster更快，根据空前的“ne frg cntinued and climbed”可知，应该是爬得更高，故选A。
118．句意：其他所有的青蛙都想知道他是如何成功地完成这项力量和勇气的壮举的。
succeeded成功；brught带来；arrived到达；delighted使高兴，根据前文的“nly that frg reached the tp”可知，应该是其他青蛙想知道它怎样成功的，故选A。
119．句意：结果，获胜的青蛙是聋的，它什么也听不到。
annying烦人的；tuching感人的；turning旋转；winning获胜的，根据前文的“nly that frg reached the tp”可知，应该是获胜的青蛙，故选D。
120．句意：如果你想建立自己的鼓舞人心的故事，远离那些不抱希望的人。
wnderful精彩的；beautiful漂亮的；careful认真的；hpeful有希望的，根据空前的“If yu want t build yur wn inspiring (激励的) stry, stay away frm peple wh are nt”可知，应该是远离不抱希望的人，故选D。
121．A 122．C 123．B 124．A 125．B 126．D 127．A 128．B 129．D 130．C
【分析】这篇短文主要讲述了作者小时候生活非常的困难，但是作者的父母尽他们最大的努力让他们幸福。告诉我们要永远记住父母的爱。
121．句意：当我年幼的时候，我们家在乡下过着艰苦的生活。
hard艰苦的；unhappy不开心的；interesting有趣的；rich富有的。根据“As yu can imagine, many cuntry rads are difficult t walk n.”以及下文“The rain had cme thrugh ur leaky（有裂缝的）rf and water was everywhere”可知，作者过着艰苦的生活。故选A。
122．句意：在我们回家的路上开始下雨了。
blw刮风；shine照射；rain下雨；snw下雪。根据“We walked tgether thrugh the rain fr mre than an hur.”可知，此处指开始下雨了。故选C。
123．句意：我当时很重，爸爸背我这么久一定很累了。
wrried担心的；tired累的；angry生气的；excited兴奋的。根据“Dad carried me n his back.”和“I was heavy at that time”可知，长时间背着她，爸爸应该很累了。故选B。
124．句意：希望能减轻爸爸的负担，我尝试着自己走路，但我什么也没做成，因为我还只是一个小孩子。
reducing减少；increasing增加；prducing产生；bringing带来。根据“my father’s burden（负担）, I tried t walk by myself”可知，作者尝试自己走，是为了减轻爸爸负担。故选A。
125．句意：当我们到家时，我们的房子里面被雨水覆盖。
prvided提供；cvered覆盖；mixed混合；crwde聚集。根据“The rain had cme thrugh ur leaky（有裂缝的）rf and water was everywhere.”可知，房子里都是水，be cvered with“被……覆盖”，此处指房子里被雨水覆盖。故选B。
126．句意：妈妈在屋子里到处放了碗，想接住雨水。
pur贫穷的；save保存；stp阻止；catch接住。根据“The rain had cme thrugh ur leaky（有裂缝的）rf and water was everywhere.”可知，房顶漏雨，所以妈妈用碗来接雨水。故选D。
127．句意：然后她把我和我哥哥放在床上，小心翼翼地把我们放在剩下的干燥的地方。
dry干的；wet湿的；beautiful漂亮的；brken破碎的。根据“carefully placing us n the fell asleep sn”可知，应是把作者和她的哥哥放在床上干的地方。故选A。
128．句意：当我睁开眼睛时，我发现爸爸和妈妈在椅子上睡觉，两人都得了重感冒。
talking谈论；sleeping睡觉；laughing嘲笑；eating吃。根据“Then she put me and my elder brther t fell asleep sn.”可知，爸爸妈妈把床给了作者和她的哥哥，所以应是在椅子上睡觉。故选B。
129．句意：这是我最早的记忆。
decisin决定；chice选择；thught思想；memry记忆。根据“ but I wn’t frget the rain we went thrugh tgether.”可知，上文是作者的回忆，所以此处指记忆。故选D。
130．句意：那场雨，那份夜晚的爱，将永远留在我的脑海里。
wish希望；fear害怕；lve爱；regret后悔。结合作者的经历可知，爸爸妈妈爸爸妈妈把床给了作者和她的哥哥，而在椅子上睡觉，这体现了他们对作者的爱，所以此处指爱。故选C。
131．B 132．B 133．C 134．A 135．D 136．D 137．D 138．B 139．B 140．C
【分析】句意：文章介绍了一个残疾的小女孩也同样买了一只有残疾的小狗的故事。
131．句意：一个年轻女孩走过商店，注意到一块写着“出售小狗”的牌子，她非常渴望进去。
shp商店；sign指示牌；pcket口袋；family家庭。根据“saying ‘Baby Dgs fr Sale’”可知，应是牌子上写着出售信息。故选B。
132．句意：女孩掏出了所有零钱，告诉店主她只有大约2美元，但她仍然想要买下它们。
lk up查阅；lk at看；lk int调查；lk arund环顾。根据后文“The shp wner whistled fr the dgs, wh came running dwn the hall f his shp.”可知，老板将小狗叫了出来，因此说明女孩想要看看小狗。故选B。
133．句意：五只小狗走在前面，一只跟在后面。
under在……下面；befre在……之前；behind在……后面；in frnt f在……前面。根据“fllwed by”可知，五只小狗后面跟着一只小狗。故选C。
134．句意：这只小狗出生时就有残疾，当它来到这个世界时，它少了一块髋骨。
brn出生；free免费的；busy繁忙的；ready准备好的。根据“he was missing a hip bne when he came t the wrld.”可知，这只小狗是天生残疾的。故选A。
135．句意：女孩很激动，说：“我想要那只小狗！”
angry生气的；relaxed放松的；bred无聊的；excited激动的。根据“He wuld live with a disability fr the rest f his life.”及最后一段“the girl shwed the wner her crippled leg that was supprted by a large metal brace.”可知，小狗天生残疾，故可推断当时女孩因为对小狗与自己相同的遭遇而激动。故选D。
136．句意：我不想免费得到这只狗，它跟其他小狗一样有价值。
slw慢的；quick快的；wrng错误的；wrth值得的。根据“That baby as much as the thers.”可知，此处为同级比较，女孩认为这只小狗跟其他小狗一样有价值。故选D。
137．句意：我会把我现在所有的零钱都给你，并且每个月支付一美元直到可以完全买下那只狗。
dg狗；stre商店；pcket兜；change零钱。根据前文“The girl emptied her pcket change and tld the stre wner that she nly had abut ＄2,”可知，女孩拿出了兜里所有的零钱，故这里指零钱。故选D。
138．句意：我觉得你会后悔这个决定的。
make制作；regret后悔；ntice通知；supprt支持。根据“This dg is never ging t be able t run and play like all f the ther dg.”可知，这只小狗不能像其它小狗一样奔跑或玩耍，所以店主认为女孩会后悔。故选B。
139．句意：令他惊讶的是，女孩向店主展示了她那被一个大金属支架支撑着的残废的腿。
jy愉快；surprise惊讶；happiness幸福；satisfactry满意。根据后文“the girl shwed the wner her crippled leg that was supprted by a large metal brace.”可知，女孩给店主看了她残废的腿，因此店主感到惊讶。故选B。
140．句意：嗯，我不能跑步，而这只小狗需要一个懂得它的人。
girl女孩；wner拥有者；runner跑步者；shpper顾客。根据前文“This dg is never ging t be able t run”可知，店主提醒过女孩小狗不能奔跑，故此处女孩表示自己也不能奔跑。故选C。
141．D 142．C 143．D 144．D 145．A 146．B 147．B 148．B 149．A 150．C
【分析】本文主要是森林里小动物们互帮互助的故事。
141．句意：一天，松鼠没有来，其他三个很担心。
happy快乐的；excited兴奋的；bred无聊的；wrried担忧的。根据“I’m afraid Squirrel is in danger”（恐怕松鼠遇到了危险），可知其他三只小动物担心松鼠。故选D。
142．句意：我看到森林里有一只老虎。
snake蛇；lin狮子；tiger老虎；bear熊。根据下文“Just then, Tiger came clse”（就在那时，老虎靠近了），可知猫头鹰看到了老虎。故选C。
143．句意：飞到森林上空去。
G去；Walk步行；Run跑；Fly飞。根据“Please see whether yu can find Squirrel r nt”（请看看能不能找到松鼠），可知山羊叫猫头鹰飞到森林上空。故选D。
144．句意：猫头鹰发现松鼠掉进一个洞里。
river河；lake湖；cave山洞；hle洞、坑。根据下文“They successfully gt Squirrel ut f the hle”（他们成功把松鼠从洞里救出来），可知松鼠掉进了一个洞里。故选D。
145．句意：青蛙一直和松鼠说话，让他感觉好点。
better更好的；lazier更懒惰的；angrier更生气的；harder更努力的。根据“Frg kept talking t Squirrel” （青蛙一直和松鼠说话），可知是为了让他感觉更好些。故选A。
146．句意：山羊很快背着松鼠逃走。
patiently耐心地；quickly快速地；carelessly粗心地；excitedly兴奋地。根据“Just then, Tiger came clse”（就在那时，老虎走近了），可知山羊很快背着松鼠逃走。故选B。
147．句意：现在我们必须帮助我们的朋友青蛙。
find找到；help帮助；miss错过；leave离开。根据“‘A frg is better than nthing,’ said Tiger, ‘I am hungry.’”（“青蛙总比什么也没有好，” 老虎说，“我饿了。”）可知老虎想吃掉青蛙，所以山羊说“我们必须帮助青蛙”。故选B。
148．句意：他转身去抓山羊。
hug拥抱；catch抓住；hate讨厌；trust相信。根据“He preferred Gat t Frg”（比起青蛙，他更喜欢山羊），可知老虎转身去抓山羊。故选B。
149．句意：今天好奇怪。
strange奇怪的；great伟大的；wnderful精彩的；lucky幸运的。根据“Tiger caught nthing”（老虎什么也没抓到）和“Hw did they make it”（他们是怎么做到的），可知老虎一无所获，觉得很奇怪。故选A。
150．句意：他非常惊讶地对自己说。
happiness幸福；fear恐惧；surprise惊讶；jy愉快。根据“Tiger caught nthing”（老虎什么也没抓到），可知老虎惊讶地对自己说“他们是怎么做到的”。故选C。