九上完形填空期中复习专项练习10篇
第一篇
I used to feel hopeless and frustrated. Last year my mother became 1 ． ill and had an operation
on her brain. I felt my whole world turn upside down and I had no 2 ． what I could do to help her to
reduce her pain. My eyes were filled with tears 3 ． I was alone.
Last month I 4 ． a watch, which was an 18-year-old birthday gift from my father. I could not fall
asleep for a couple of nights because I felt 5 ． about the loss.
There have been many bad things like these in my life. I could never know how to deal with such tough
things 6 ． I read "If You Have a Lemon, Make Lemonade."
"When the wise man is handed a lemon, he says, "What 7 ． can I get from this? How can I
improve my situation? How can I turn this lemon into a lemonade?" "the writer wrote.
I suddenly 8 ． that life is full of ups and downs, so I need to stay positive all the time. Now
when I think of my past, I wish I could have done with things 9 ． . When my mother was fighting
against her illness, I should have held her hands in mine, telling her things would get better 10 ．
hiding and crying.
Several weeks ago, I took part in a school singing competition. I didn't 11 ． a prize. If I had not
read this article, I would certainly have felt 12 ． again. But instead, I smiled after the competition. I
was happy that 13 ． I had got some stage experience.
Life is not just a bed of roses. There are thorns (刺). 14 ． , but these thorns help us become brave
and strong. When life 15 ． us a lemon, let's try to make a lemonade.
1．A．exactly B．seriously C．possibly D．hardly
2．A．hope B．wonder C．idea D．doubt
3．A．whatever B．wherever C．whenever D．whoever
4．A．received B．sold C．fixed D．lost
5．A．unbelievable B．comfortable C．angry D．terrible
6．A．when B．until C．whether D．since
7．A．lesson B．lemonade C．decision D．challenge
8．A．realized B．thought C．discovered D．predicted9．A．silently B．differently C．easily D．suddenly
10．A．because of B．except for C．instead of D．away from
11．A．expect B．miss C．win D．refuse
12．A．embarrassed B．disappointed C．excited D．scared
13．A．at once B．at times C．at last D．at least
14．A．too B．either C．also D．though
15．A．shows B．makes C．gives D．sends
第二篇
It's hard to be an astronaut's son. Everybody expects you to be 1 ． . I'm just a normal eleven-
year-old kid. My father is so good at everything. I often wonder 2 ． my father ever had a son like
me.
One morning, my teacher announced a 3 ． Day essay(散文) competition for the whole school.
What would I 4 ． ? My father is an astronaut. I would start out like that. No, I decided I wouldn't do
that. The whole country and maybe even the whole 5 ． saw my father as an astronaut, 6 ．
that wasn't the way I saw him.
How did I 7 ． my father? Hmm. .
I saw him sitting with me in the dark when I was little and had a nightmare.
I saw him teaching me how to throw a baseball.
I remembered him hugging me for hours when my dog was killed by a car.
And I remembered how he 8 ． me with a new little dog at my eighth birthday party.
These were the things I was going to write about my dad. To me, he wasn't 9 ． a world-famous
astronaut, he was my dad.
On Thursday night, the winning essays would be 10 ． in the hall with all the parents and
students present. When the third prize was announced and it wasn't me, I was relieved and 11 ． at
the same time. Then the second prize. It was me! I went up to the stage and read my essay "My Father's
Son". I watched my parents as I read.
When I finished reading, the audience(观众) applauded(鼓掌). I saw my father blowing his nose. Tears
were running down my mother's 12 ． . Dad 13 ． his throat, and put his hand on myshoulder, "Son, this is the proudest moment of my life. "
It was the proudest moment of my life , too. Maybe I'll 14 ． be a great hero or win a Nobel
Prize, but just then, it was 15 ． just to be my father's son.
1．A．perfect B．happy C．tall D．lovely
2．A．when B．how C．where D．whether
3．A．Children's B．Mother's C．Teachers' D．Father's
4．A．write B．take C．send D．make
5．A．school B．family C．city D．world
6．A．so B．and C．but D．for
7．A．care B．see C．help D．ask
8．A．frightened B．worried C．surprised D．tired
9．A．simply B．really C．certainly D．clearly
10．A．finished B．read C．written D．published
11．A．happy B．disappointed C．excited D．thankful
12．A．face B．ear C．head D．back
13．A．hurt B．broke C．cleared D．picked
14．A．ever B．still C．even D．never
15．A．natural B．enough C．fair D．wise
第三篇
When my son Gene was about 12 years old, I started helping him learn to work. I bought twenty
chickens and asked him to 1 ． them. I told him that they would be his own chickens and we would
2 ． the eggs from him. However he would have to buy chicken feed with the money he made from the
eggs. Whatever money was left over would be his 3 ． . Gene was excited thinking he would make
lots of money 4 ． .
After several weeks' successful 5 ． ，I began to notice that egg production was going down. I
said nothing about it. Then one night Gene told me he didn't have 6 ． money to buy the feed. Hesaid the chickens had never missed a meal and he could not figure out why some of them had stopped
7 ． eggs.
Then I asked him if he had 8 ． the amount of feed he had given the chickens. He was 9 ．
. It was like he did not think 10 ． would ever know what he had done. After a long 11 ．
he said yes. He thought he would make more money if he gave them 12 ． food. I asked him, "Did
you fool the chickens?"
I was just astonished (震惊）at the question in my own 13 ． . I was dumbfounded (惊呆）at
the meaning of it. Yes, you can fool everyone else 14 ． you cannot "fool the chickens", because
15 ． , you will find out as the saying goes "What goes around comes around" .
1．A．take care of B．take off C．take over D．take after
2．A．enjoy B．borrow C．buy D．stop
3．A．to lend B．to raise C．to keep D．to borrow
4．A．easily B．widely C．politely D．actively
5．A．job B．work C．thought D．note
6．A．many B．lucky C．good D．enough
7．A．hatching B．laying C．bringing D．hiding
8．A．handed out B．checked out C．cut down D．put down
9．A．shocked B．delighted C．tired D．disappointed
10．A．nobody B．everybody C．someone D．anyone
11．A．silence B．absence C．discussion D．preparation
12．A．heavier B．fresher C．less D．more
13．A．knowledge B．trick C．examination D．mind
14．A．or B．but C．and D．so
15．A．in fact B．in the end C．in this way D．in addition
第四篇
I have forgotten the name of the old lady, who was a customer on my newspaper route (送报路线)when
I was twelve. Yet she taught me a 1 ． that I shall never forget.On a winter afternoon a friend and I were 2 ． stones onto the roof(屋顶)of the old lady's house
near her garden. I found myself a 3 ． and threw it. The stone was too smooth however, so it
slipped(滑) from my hand as I let it go and headed straight for a small window on the lady's door. At the
sound of 4 ． glass, we knew we were in 5 ． . We ran faster than any of our stones 6 ． off
her roof.
I was too afraid about getting 7 ． that night and worried about the old lady with the broken
window in winter. However, a few days later, when l was sure that I hadn't been discovered, I stated to feel
it a great shame 8 ． making her so much trouble. She still greeted me with a smile each day 9 ．
I gave her the newspaper, but I was no longer able to act comfortably when seeing her.
I decided that I would 10 ． my paper deliver(送) money, and in three weeks I had seven dollars. I
put the 11 ． in an envelope with a note saying that I was 12 ． for breaking her window and
hoped that the seven dollars would cover the cost of respiring it.
The next day, I handed the old lady her paper. She thanked me for the paper and gave me a bag of
biscuits she had made herself. I thanked her and ate the biscuits as I 13 ． my newspaper route. After
several biscuits, I felt an envelope and 14 ． it out of the bag. When I opened the envelope, I was
15 ． . Inside ware the seven dollars and a short note that said," I'm proud of you."
1．A．word B．las son C．subject D．song
2．A．putting B．jumping C．kicking D．throwing
3．A．newspaper B．stone C．dollar D．biscuit
4．A．wet B．broken C．clean D．hard
5．A．trouble B．surprise C．peace D．danger
6．A．flew B．took C．swam D．got
7．A．repaired B．hurt C．prepared D．caught
8．A．to B．at C．in D．for
9．A．after B．before C．when D．since
10．A．make B．spend C．save D．waste
11．A．note B．letter C．money D．ticket
12．A．sorry B．happy C．excited D．relaxed
13．A．repeated B．stopped C．continued D．started14．A．pulled B．pushed C．looked D．picked
15．A．worried B．surprised C．sad D．nervous
第五篇
Once there was a boy. He was smart, talented and handsome. However, he had a really bad temper and
1 ． wanted to be friends with him. Often he got angry and said 2 ． things to people around him.
The boy's parents 3 ． about his bad temper. They considered what they could do and one day
the father had an idea. He gave his 4 ． a hammer and a bag of nails*The father said, ＂Every time
5 ． get angry, take a nail and drive it into that old fence."
The fence was very hard and the hammer was heavy, but the boy was so 6 ． that during the
very first day he had driven 37 nails. Day after day, the 7 ． of nails was gradually decreasing*.
After some time, the boy started to understand that holding his temper was 8 ． than driving nails
into the fence.
One day the boy didn't need the hammer and nails anymore 9 ． he learned to hold his temper
perfectly. So he came to his father and told about his 10 ． . "Now every time, when you hold your
temper all day long, 11 ． one nail," said the father.
Much time had passed. At last the boy could be 12 ． himself as all the nails in the fence were
gone. When he came to his father, he was asked to walk out to take a look at the fence. His father said, "You
did a good job, but pay attention to the 13 ． that left. The fence will never be the same. The same
happens when you say something hurtful to people, as your 14 ． leave scars*in their hearts like
those holes in the fence. "
Remember, we need to treat everyone with love and respect because even if you say you are 15 ．
the scars will never disappear.
1．A．everybody B．anybody C．somebody D．nobody
2．A．boring B．personal C．hurtful D．exciting
3．A．worried B．complained C．learnt D．dreamt
4．A．neighbour B．daughter C．wife D．son
5．A．I B．you C．we D．they
6．A．strong B．lazy C．angry D．disappointed7．A．size B．number C．price D．weight
8．A．sillier B．cheaper C．easier D．safer
9．A．because B．though C．if D．but
10．A．trouble B．success C．business D．adventure
11．A．ask for B．write about C．pick up D．pull out
12．A．proud of B．mad at C．afraid of D．careful with
13．A．problems B．wastes C．signs D．holes
14．A．enemies B．efforts C．words D．difficulties
15．A．professional B．sorry C．creative D．responsible
第六篇
Jason was a pottery lover and he was very interested in his grandmother's studio. So Jason was 1 ．
when his grandmother Jessica invited him into her pottery studio and told him she would teach him how to
make pottery. 2 ． , Jessica did not give all her grandchildren such a(n) 3 ． . Jason looked
forward to sinking his hand into some cold clay and placing his bowl in the heated kiln(窑) 4 ． it
was as hard as a stone.
"Be 5 ． with that," Jessica said to Jason when one of the bowls was 6 ． by him. The boy
carefully put the bowl back on the shelf and stuck his 7 ． inside his pockets. He was afraid to get
started on the lesson as he thought maybe he wouldn't complete 8 ． . And he didn't want to lose that
chance by 9 ． any of her finished pieces of pottery.
Five hours later, Jason was disappointed and tired. His black work that looked more like a rock than a
bowl, 10 ． on the first try. Then he made another try but it was 11 ． any better. However, he
had at least known how to make a smooth opening in the center of the clay.
Meanwhile, Jessica was keeping 12 ． . She quickly made a wide, shallow bowl and then a deep,
narrow bowl and put them on the worktable. Her practiced hands 13 ． one then another bowl.
"I'll never get 14 ． !" Jason said, watching her work.
Jessica looked at her grandson and said. "Don't worry. You'll get it." she encouraged him.
"The only way you won't improve is if you 15 ． ."
1．A．relaxed B．bored C．excited D．worried2．A．As a result B．After all C．First of all D．In total
3．A．reply B．work C．suggestion D．invitation
4．A．until B．but C．because D．after
5．A．popular B．careful C．satisfied D．strict
6．A．picked up B．put away C．cut up D．given away
7．A．hands B．tools C．stones D．bowls
8．A．nothing B．anything C．something D．everything
9．A．hiding B．processing C．moving D．breaking
10．A．succeeded B．surprised C．failed D．changed
11．A．certainly B．probably C．nearly D．hardly
12．A．happy B．kind C．busy D．strict
13．A．mixed B．shaped C．caught D．cleaned
14．A．her B．you C．it D．them
15．A．give up B．turn up C．look up D．show up
第七篇
Justin was a city kid. He didn't know much about nature.
When he was little, his mom read 1 ． a book about a boy who went camping with his dad. The
2 ． were dark. There were no people or streetlights or buildings. It sounded terrible.
One day when Justin was 12, his uncle decided to take him 3 ． . They started hiking after they
parked at the edge of a forest. Uncle Moses knew 4 ． about the woods. He told Justin the names of
trees, and he showed him animal tracks*. It was kind of fun.
After a while, Uncle Moses chose a good place to spend the 5 ． . But to Justin, it was just a place
with trees, rocks, dead leaves. When Justin asked his uncle for a tent, "Oh, there's 6 ． tent," smiled
Uncle Moses. "I'm going to show you how to 7 ． a shelter*," He explained, "Once you know how
to do this, you never have to be 8 ． in the woods. You'll know how to make yourself a safe,
9 ． place to spend the night." Justin almost told his uncle he would never be going into the woods
again, but he decided to 10 ． it.First, they found a nice, healthy 11 ． . After that, they looked for a big, fallen branch*with one end
in a fork of the tree and the other on the ground. Next, Justin found more branches to make the sides of their
shelter. The air got colder and it was all 12 ． in the woods when they finally finished their shelter.
"Try it out 13 ． I am making our campfire," Uncle Moses said to Justin. So Justin went into
the shelter. It was warmand cozy 14 ． , smelling good. A while later, Uncle Moses said, "Time for
15 ． , Justin." But he got no answer. Justin was already sound asleep.
1．A．him B．her C．them D．it
2．A．trees B．woods C．buildings D．rocks
3．A．fishing B．camping C．swimming D．running
4．A．nothing B．little C．a little D．a lot
5．A．morning B．afternoon C．evening D．night
6．A．no B．a C．the D．some
7．A．create B．build C．discover D．invent
8．A．afraid B．crazy C．bored D．lazy
9．A．lovely B．bright C．warm D．beautiful
10．A．depend on B．join in C．worry about D．fight against
11．A．house B．animal C．tree D．flower
12．A．dark B．noisy C．quiet D．active
13．A．after B．while C．until D．since
14．A．above B．around C．outside D．inside
15．A．breakfast B．lunch C．dinner D．bed
第八篇
For this little boy, it was the coldest winter. His father had a (an) 1 ． and lost a leg and the
family got poor. Since then, his father became another person. When the boy was not nice enough, the father
got 2 ． easily.
One night, the boy walked on the street. He passed a lovely small shop, which was 3 ． attractive
that he couldn't move away. He saw some beautiful bags of 4 ． . An idea came into his mind. Heknew his father 5 ． coffee and knew stealing was no good. But all he could think of was his father's
smile. He put one bag into his jacket and ran away.
He gave the coffee to his father, who gave a 6 ． that the boy had expected for long. But 7 ．
, before his father could taste the coffee, the shopkeeper broke in and caught the boy.
Years later, he became a successful businessman. One day, his mother called and said his father wanted
to see him. Busy meeting a client, he 8 ． . Weeks later, he heard the 9 ． news that his father
had died. When he went through his father's stuff, he found an old box. Inside it was the coffee that he had
10 ． from the shop. On the cover was his father's handwriting: "The gift 11 ． my son." There was
also a letter: "Dear son, I'm a failure as a father. But I also have a dream—to own a coffee shop, where I can
make cups of coffee for you. I'm sorry I didn't 12 ． ."
Sadness suddenly shocked 13 ． . He felt sorry for not meeting his father for the last time, and
decided to complete his father's 14 ． . He started a coffee business.
The coffee business is now a huge 15 ． . And the little boy is Howard Schultz—the owner of the
multinational corporation (跨国公司) Starbucks.
1．A．job B．trip C．accident D．meeting
2．A．afraid B．angry C．happy D．surprised
3．A．so B．too C．very D．really
4．A．candy B．cookies C．biscuits D．coffee
5．A．loved B．hated C．tasted D．preferred
6．A．hug B．kiss C．smile D．hand
7．A．luckily B．unluckily C．easily D．actually
8．A．agreed B．replied C．refused D．noticed
9．A．sad B．good C．pleasant D．final
10．A．invented B．bought C．produced D．stolen
11．A．to B．by C．for D．from
12．A．make it B．think up C．hold on D．set off
13．A．me B．him C．it D．them
14．A．business B．life C．coffee D．dream15．A．success B．failure C．example D．invention
第九篇
It was early in the spring 15 years ago. I was a police reporter, 1 ． to a scene(现场). A man
had accidentally backed his truck over his 2 ． , who stopped breathing at once.
After parking my car, I came into the room with my 3 ． . I saw a white-haired man trying to
answer the reporters' questions. Nothing could be heard 4 ． he was moving his lips. After a while,
he made a sound 5 ． great difficulty. "I just saw her playing in the opposite direction. How come?
… I didn't know she was there." He 6 ． his words over and over again.
The other reporters 7 ． asking him for more detailed (详细的) information but I still stood there
and watched him closely. The house was 8 ． but for the clicking of the clock. As I watched he
9 ． tapped (轻拍) the little body with his right hand as if the baby girl was only 10 ． and he
didn't want to wake her up. At that moment, I recognized that it would be a perfect picture – the dim (昏暗
的) light, the 11 ． old man and the child under a white sheet (床单). I didn't remember how long I
stood there. But I just couldn't make my 12 ． press the shutter (快门) and interrupt (打扰) the
man's sadness. At last, I 13 ． my camera and left.
Every day, we see pictures of people in sadness in newspapers. People's 14 ． have become a
topic in the spotlight (聚光灯). As I see this kind of news, I feel glad that I missed the chance to take the "
15 ． " picture.
1．A．walking B．coming C．driving D．leaving
2．A．daughter B．sister C．wife D．granddaughter
3．A．notebook B．keys C．phone D．camera
4．A．as if B．even though C．as long as D．no matter
5．A．in B．of C．with D．from
6．A．repeated B．pronounced C．doubled D．reminded
7．A．went on B．gave up C．ended up D．picked up
8．A．dark B．tidy C．silent D．crowded
9．A．slowly B．suddenly C．directly D．unexpectedly
10．A．thinking B．sleeping C．smiling D．wondering
11．A．crazy B．painful C．heartbroken D．angry12．A．eye B．shoulder C．finger D．mouth
13．A．turned off B．threw away C．took off D．sold out
14．A．tears B．stories C．accidents D．experiences
15．A．beautiful B．educational C．creative D．perfect
第十篇
Mr. Smith had a small supermarket in a small town. All the people who lived nearby 1 ． to go
to his supermarket and buy things there. But several years ago, a big chained store 2 ． in that area
and it sold all kinds of things from the toothbrush to TV and, above all, the price was pretty 3 ． . So a
lot of small shops 4 ． except Mr. Smith's. The manager of the chained store wanted to explore
5 ． was hidden behind Mr. Smith's success, so he decided to drop into Mr. Smith's supermarket and he
saw a lady buying things there. He stopped her 6 ． and asked "Madam, why don't you go to the big
chained store?"
With a smile, the lady told him it was because of a pair of shoes. She told him a story. Three years ago,
7 ． her divorce(离婚), she worked hard to raise her family and one day when she bought things in a
supermarket, Tom, one of her little children, 8 ． the supermarket and asked her to buy him a new
pair of shoes. He cried, " Today I had a basketball match, but all the people 9 ． me because of the
shoes." She wanted to buy him a pair of shoes but the money in her pocket was 10 ． enough for a
milk. "I am sorry, but I 11 ． I will buy one for you when we have money." The mother said. Seeing
that there was no hope, Tom ran away. The woman stood there weeping(哭泣). Later she realized that
12 ． was patting on her back. 13 ． , she found it was Mr. Smith. He took a pair of shoes that her
son wanted to buy.
"Take them." He said.
"But I don't have enough money." The woman shook her head.
" Take them, your son can't wait. You can pay me later." Mr. Smith told her.
Now the manager of the chained store knew the 14 ． for Mr. Smith's success. He decided that he
would follow in Mr. Smith's footsteps, putting his heart into whatever he did with the hope of attracting
more customers. And he did so after the years that followed, which also 15 ． .
1．A．disliked B．liked C．refused D．decided
2．A．Disappeared B．reached C．appeared D．entered3．A．low B．wrong C．unfair D．high
4．A．turned off B．opened up C．showed up D．closed down
5．A．who B．why C．how D．what
6．A．rudely B．politely C．loudly D．proudly
7．A．before B．after C．until D．since
8．A．called in B．dropped by C．rushed into D．passed by
9．A．laughed at B．quarreled with C．believed in D．made friends with
10．A．normally B．mainly C．only D．surely
11．A．doubt B．expect C．imagined D．promise
12. A．anybody B．everybody C．somebody D．nobody
13．A．Looking ahead B．Turning around C．Turning down D．Coming back
14．A．rule B．answer C．meaning D．reason
15．A．made B．accepted C．worked D．suggested
Keys
第一篇BCCDD BAABC CBDAC
第二篇ABDAD ABCAB BACDB
第三篇ACCAB DBCAD ACDBB
第四篇BDBBA ADDCC CACAB
第五篇DCCADB CBCAB DADCB
第六篇CBDAB AABDC DCBCA
第七篇ABBDD ABACD CABDC
第八篇CBADA CBCAD DABDA
第九篇CDDBC ABCAB CCAAD
第十篇BCADD BBCAC DCBDC
