人教版九年级上册完形填空练习

这是一份人教新目标 (Go for it) 版九年级全册本册综合课时练习，共6页。
Liverpl city cuncil want t clear the city f fat pigens. They say that that peple are feeding the birds, which makes them __1__. The pigens get bigger __2__ their nrmal diet wuld cnsist f seeds and insects, nt high-fat junk fd they are eating in the city centre.
The cuncil want peple t knw that __3__ wh feeds the pigens is __4__the streets being s crwded with these birds. They hpe t encurage the birds __5__ away frm the city centre and int parks and pen spaces.
Ten rbtic birds have been brught int the city centre t scare the pigens __6__ and visitrs are asked nt t give the pigens any fd. The mechanical birds - knwn as rbps - will sit n the __7__ f buildings. They can be mved arund t different lcatins. They __8__ a peregrine falcn, which is a bird that __9__ pigens. They even make nises and flap their wings t scare the pigens. They hpe that the pigens will g away __10__ the city becmes the Eurpean Capital f Culture in tw years.
1 A fat B small C thin D nisy
2 A that B because C when D which
3 A smene B anyne C everyne D n ne
4 A respnsible fr B strict with C crazy abut D similar t
5 A mving B mve C mved D t mve
6 A away B ff C ut D alng
7 A windws B drs C halls D rfs
8 A lk like B lk at C lk up D lk fr
9 A helps B kills C hits D prtects
10 A in rder that B when C s that D befre
1A 2B 3C 4A 5D 6A 7D 8A 9B 10D
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WHEN DID WE START USING PLASTIC?
It tk a while fr scientists t __1__ plastic and realize its usefulness. Befre we had plastic, peple had __2___ things.If thse things brke,they wuld get them fixed instead f thrwing them away. Mst tys were made__3___wd r metal instead f plastic. Fd was als wrapped in paper and used quickly, instead f being kept __4__ fr a lng perid f time.
Many innvatrs __5__ the inventin f plastic, including Alexander Parkes in 1859. But the use f plastic didn't becme ppular __6__the last 80 years. __7__ the Secnd Wrld War, in the 1940s, a lt f military tls and equipment used plastic t help ___8__ in the war. Sme __9__ are parachutes and the plastic lining in helmets. Abut 50 years ag, plastic started ___10__ a lt f materials. Sme materials that plastic replaced were steel in cars, glass in packaging, and wd in furniture.
1 A find B lk fr C discver D find ut
2 A mre B fewer C less D mst
3 A frm B f C ut D in
4 A fresh B flash C flesh D fetch
5 A helped t B used t C paid attentin t D cntributed t
6 A until B when C befre D since
7 A During B Frm C Fr D Over
8 A fight B survive C live D eat
9 A examples B materials C tls D equipment
10 A t change B t replace C turning int D taking place
1C 2A 3B 4A 5D 6A 7A 8A 9A 10B
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Water is the ___1__ f all life. N plant, animal r human can live withut it. Researchers say water is imprtant fr us t live __2__. They say peple wh drink a lt f water every day are healthier. They live lnger than peple __3__ d nt drink a lt f water. Peple wh drink a lt get __4__ health prblems and ld-age illnesses, like __5__ and lung disease. Adults wh d nt drink enugh water are mre likely t die yunger, and t get ld quicker.
Researchers lked at data frm 11,000 hspital __6__ver 30 years. The patients had visited a hspital at least five times – three times in their 50s, and twice ___7__ between 70 and 90. A researcher said: "Prper water drinking may __8__ ageing and prlng a disease-free life." Peple shuld drink mre water, juice, and fruit and __9__ with water in them. Half f peple wrldwide d nt drink enugh. __10__needs ver 1.5 litres f water every day.
1 A resurce B surce C imprtance D rigin
2 A lng B lnger C lngest D shrt
3 A wh B hw C when D what
4 A fewer B less C mre D many
5 A leg B arm C heart D stmach
6 A dctrs B nurses C diseases D patients
7 A aged B aging C age D ages
8 A take up B calm dwn C put ff D slw dwn
9 A vegetables B rice C fd D crps
10 A A child B An adult C An ld persn D A student
1B 2B 3A 4A 5C 6D 7A 8D 9A 10B
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Japanese fd is famus wrldwide. We all knw sushi, tempura and tfu. A lt f Japanese fd lks like art. It is __1___that Japan's "dish f the year" fr 2022 is frzen fd. The Gurunavi Research Institute gives a prize every year fr new trends in fd. Frzen fd gt the prize __2___ the Crnavirus pandemic. Many peple did nt eat ut at restaurants.___3__, they bught frzen fd and ate at hme. The winning frzen fd was very basic. The judges ___4__ a variety f frzen ___5__ and pizzas. They were wrapped in their air-tight bags.
The pandemic gt fd cmpanies experimenting with different ways f __6__ fd. They wanted t make sure it __7__ gd, even after it thawed ut. One f Japan's largest ___8__ has pened a frzen fd shp. It sells ver 1,500 different frzen fd items. Japan's cnvenience stres and vending machines are als selling mre frzen fd. Japan's Frzen Fd Assciatin said changing lifestyles ___9___ the ppularity f frzen fd. Japan has an ageing sciety. Many ___10___peple think frzen fd is mre cnvenient than cking.
1 A surprising B surprising C relaxing D amazing
2 A because f B instead f C in rder t D lead t
3 A Therefre B Mrever C Instead D While
4 A selected B chse C bught D decided
5 A bread B rice C butter D meat
6 A freezing B heating C string D cking
7 A smells B tastes C sunds D feels
8 A supermarkets B stres C cmpanies D cities
9 A increasing B has increased C increased D increases
10 A lder B yunger C fatter D thinner
1 B 2 A 3 C 4 A 5 D 6 A 7 B 8 A 9 B 10 A
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Smartphnes are a wnderful technlgy. We __1__ their features every day. They have many hidden functins that we dn’t knw. One is n the new iPhne 14 Pr. This can measure __2___height. Yu just pint yur phne camera, click n the Measure app, and get a measurement f hw tall a persn is. The persn ___3__ height yu are measuring must stand in frnt f the camera frm head t te. Yu can measure yur wn height in a mirrr, but this is nt s accurate. A friend shuld help yu. The new Measure app culd ___4__ arguments abut wh is the tallest.
The Measure app uses AR and a special sensr that is ___5__ the camera. The sensr uses LiDAR technlgy. This is "light imaging, detectin, and ranging". LiDAR ___6__ make digital 3D mdels f areas f the Earth and f the bttm f the cean. It measures a persn's height ___7__ sending ut light. This light bunces ff the persn being measured and returns t the sensr. The app measures ___8__ this tk and calculates the persn's height. The website bgr.cm jked that the app isn't __9___ drawing lines n a dr__10___ smene's height.
1 A fcus n B rely n C agree n D put n
2 A anyne B smene C anyne’s D smene's
3 A whse B hw C what D which
4 A start B frm C make D end
5 A inside B utside C int D nt
6 A gets used t B used t C is used t D is used fr
7 A with B in C fr D by
8 A hw far B hw lng C hw sn D hw ften
9 A as cl as B s cler as C s cld as D as clder as
10 A finds B fund C finding D t find
1B 2D 3A 4D 5A 6 C 7D 8B 9A 10D
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Many f us have an pinin n __1__ was the best year fr music. Sme peple say it was 1824, when Beethven ___2__ his Symphny N. 9. __3__ peple say it was 1969 because f hit sngs by The Beatles. A survey by a UK radi statin fund 1991 was the best year. This is because f bands like and Nirvana. The year 1991 culd be the best because f the average age f the statin's __4___. Many f them were teenagers in 1991 and __5__ that year.
A scientist thinks we still ___6__ the sngs we heard when we were teenagers. She said during ur teenage years, we __7__ many big life changing decisins. We als start lng-term relatinships and frm many f ur beliefs. She added that music cntrls ur emtins(情感), s sngs we hear in ur __8__ stick with(紧随) us. The scientist added: "Peple __9__ their 80s and 90s shw a better memry fr things that they first __10__ between the ages f 10 and 30."
1 A which B when C what D why
2 A perfrmed B made C wrked D gt
3 A Anther B Others C Other D The thers
4 A listeners B sngs C music D teenagers
5 A have great memries f B in great fear f C have awareness f D prud f
6 A frget B remember C sing D like
7 A take B make C hit D win
8 A teens B twenties C thirties D childhd
9 A frm B f C in D during
10 A happened B met C sved D experienced
1C 2A 3C 4A 5A 6D 7B 8A 9C 10D
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There are many __1_ f English. Sme well-knwn nes in Asia are Chinglish in China and Singlish in Singapre. Sme prfessrs in Japan are ___2__ hw the gvernment uses English. In particular, they say the gvernment uses cmputer translatins t much. Many translatins __3__ strange and cnfusing expressins. Many f these are even cnfusing t English speakers. The prfessrs wrry this culd have a __4___ impact n Japan's turism industry. They say the __5__ amunt f strange, translated wrds is becming a natinal embarrassment in Japan.
The prfessrs say cmputer sftware ften gives __6__ translatins f the Chinese characters used in Japanese writing. Examples f this are jb centres called "Hell Wrk" and a plan t help turism during the COVID-19 pandemic called "G T Travel". The prfessrs say the strange translatins culd ___7__ be crrected if they ___8__ by an English speaker. A Christmas message being used __9__ a Japanese department stre has wrried peple. It says "Stay Psitive." Many peple think this is the __10__ thing t say during crnavirus.
1 A ways B slutins C types D methds
2 A wrried abut B strict with C angry with D crazy abut
3 A perfrm B create C wrk D invent
4 A wnderful B psitive C negative D active
5 A increasing B falling C raising D drpping
6 A gd B right C crrect D bad
7 A easily B quickly C happily D immediately
8 A had checked B were checked C were checking D have checking
9 A fr B t C by D as
10 A wrng B nrmal C surprising D relaxing
1C 2A 3B 4C 5A 6D 7A 8B 9C 10A