【初三】新人教九年级(上册)期中复习:完形填空4篇

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A Village’s Great Changes

My hometown is a small village in the northwest of China. Twenty years ago, it was a poor place with a difficult environment. The roads were 1    and dusty. The hills were 2    sand, and there were many 3    in spring. The 4    was not suitable for farming because it was too dry and sandy. As a result, there was a serious 5    of water and food. The villagers 6    modern farm tools and could only work by hand. Many young people left to find jobs in big cities.

But things have changed a lot over the last ten years. With the 7    of the local government, the villagers started to plant bushes and trees on the hills. These plants have strong roots that can hold the 8    together. Now, the environment is getting better and there are fewer sandstorms. The government also helped build new roads and a 9    to connect the village with the cities. Many young people have come back to work here. Some farmers use 10    greenhouses to grow fruits and vegetables, and sell them online to people all over China. Our village has become a tourist attraction, and the villagers’ lives have greatly improved.

（B）1．A．smooth B．rough C．wide D．clean

（A）2．A．covered withB．taken place

C．brought aboutD．filled in

（C）3．A．SnowstormsB．Earthquakes

C．sandstormsD．floods

（C）4．A．waterB．airC．farmlandD．bush

（B）5．A．supportB．shortage

       C．attractionD．product

（A）6．A．lackedB．grewC．foundD．had

（B）7．A．lackB．support

        C．shortageD．attraction

（B）8．A．sandB．soilC．rootD．corn

（C）9．A．hospitalB．library

      C．RailwayD．greenhouse

（D）10．A．high-payingB．high-speed

C．high-qualityD．high-tech

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Yang Zhenning is one of the greatest physicists in the world. He was born in 1922 and 11    away in Beijing in 2025 at the age of 103.

Yang had a strong love for science. As a young man, he studied hard and 12    went to the US for further education. In 1957, he won the Nobel Prize in Physics with his partner Li Zhengdao. This made him very 13    around the world.

Yang never forgot his motherland. In 1971, he became the first top scientist to visit China after 1949. He 14    build links between Chinese and American scientists. He also raised money to 15    Chinese scholars to study abroad.

In 1999, Yang started working as a professor at Tsinghua University. He 16    much time on teaching and research. He once said, “Chinese culture is always in my heart.” His work has 17    many young scientists in China. Yang’s life was full of achievements. He not only made great contributions to 18    but also loved his country deeply.

We will always 19    this great man. His story tells us that hard work and love for the motherland can 20    us success.

（A）11．A．passedB．livedC．stayed

（C）12．A．onceB．soonC．later

（B）13．A．richB．famousC．quiet

（A）14．A．helpedB．wantedC．stopped

（A）15．A．supportB．teachC．follow

（C）16．A．savedB．tookC．spent

（B）17．A．changedB．influencedC．surprised

（A）18．A．physicsB．historyC．art

（C）19．A．missB．forgetC．remember

（A）20．A．bringB．takeC．carry

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Memories shape who we are. I often look at my family photo album. I wonder 21    so many happy moments stay in our mind for many years.

Scientists explain that we can remember things better if we 22    feelings with events. When I see photos of my grandparents, warm feelings come to me at once. These feelings help the brain 23    information for a very long time.

Lots of students say they have poor memory. In fact, everyone can learn to 24    their memory. The secret is to pay attention and keep practicing. If you feel 25    , it will be difficult for you to remember anything.

You can try a useful skill: 26    new things with what you have already known. When you meet a new word, imagine a picture for it. It works well. I find 27    helpful to write down important things in notebooks.

My grandma told me that she 28    all family photos for more than twenty years. She believes that photos 29    sweet memories. I also hope that I 30    hold onto all the warm moments forever.

（B）21．A．whatB．howC．whichD．where

（A）22．A．connectB．mixC．fillD．compete

（A）23．A．storeB．forgetC．shareD．control

（B）24．A．loseB．improveC．breakD．accept

（C）25．A．relaxedB．excited

       C．nervousD．surprised

（A）26．A．connectingB．connect

C．connectedD．connects

（B）27．A．thatB．it

C．thisD．one

（B）28．A．keepsB．had kept

         C．will keep  D．is keeping

（A）29．A．bring backB．look for

C．give upD．take away

（A）30．A．canB．could

C．wouldD．must

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Nowadays, more students love using “study apps” to improve their skills. The app 31    “Learn Smart” is my favorite. It’s 32    to use—just download it and sign up with your phone number. Every morning, it sends me a reminder about what to learn that day, like remembering 10 new English words or a math formula. 

Last month, I had difficulty in solving physics problems. So I 33    the app’s “problem-solving” section and watched short videos. The teachers there explain things 34    , even difficult concepts (概念) become easy. I also joined a study group on the app. We 35    share notes and help each other after school. 

Before using the app, I often 36    to finish homework on time. Now it helps me stay focused. But I know I can’t depend 37    it all the time. I still take notes in class and ask teachers questions. 

The app has a “reward (奖励)” part, too. When I finish daily tasks, I get 38    to buy small gifts, like bookmarks. It makes studying more fun. 39    , I always remember to stop using it an hour before bed—watching screens too long is bad for eyes. 

Study apps are great helpers, but the key to success is still our own 40    .

（A）31．A．namedB．knownC．seen

（A）32．A．easyB．hardC．slow

（B）33．A．closedB．visitedC．avoided

（A）34．A．clearlyB．quietlyC．quickly

（C）35．A．neverB．seldomC．always

（C）36．A．decidedB．rememberedC．failed

（B）37．A．inB．onC．for

（A）38．A．pointsB．notesC．games

（B）39．A．BesidesB．HoweverC．Instead

（B）40．A．lazinessB．effortC．luck

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Last Saturday, I was teaching my five-year-old daughter how to paint. I 41    that she spent a lot of time dipping (蘸) her brush into the paint, and then into the bowl of water. Most of the paint on the 42    would just disappear (消失) in the water.Though I was a 43    mother, I couldn’t help thinking, “I am trying to teach you how to paint, but what are you doing?” I really wanted to stop her, but I didn’t. 44    had so much fun dipping the brush in the paints and in the water bowl.

Within about an hour, she made a 45    in the living room. I just sat on the sofa, thinking, “Oh my goodness, this girl is hopeless.” Soon after, however, she shouted 46    “Mom, when I mix pink and blue, it turns purple. How amazing!” I was 47    at her words. I was thinking that she was wasting perfectly good paint and paper, 48    she actually learned something.

You see? Everyone has a different way of 49    things. Some kids learn through art, while others learn by playing games. It’s the job of a parent or a teacher to watch and discover 50    children learn. And then, they can try their best to make these experiences educational.

（A）41．A．noticedB．believed

C．wishedD．imagined

（B）42．A．paper  B．brush C．plateD ．bowl

（C）43．A．popular B．strict

        C．patient   D．brave

（B）44．A．I  B．She   C．WeD．He

（A）45．A．mess     B．noise

         C．habit  D．wish

（C）46．A．quietlyB．wisely

C．excitedlyD．carefully

（D）47．A．upsetB．happy

         C．angry      D．surprised

（B）48．A．so    B．but

C．and   D．because

（C）49．A．teachingB．painting

C．learning   D．choosing