人教版新目標(biāo)九年級(jí)英語Unit5完形填空專項(xiàng)練習(xí)DoyouknowwhattoolsweChineseeatwith?Letmetellyou!Weuse_1—toeatfood.Theylookliketwobeautifulsticks.Theyaremadeofmanydifferent_2—.Thematerialsthataremadeintochopsticksincludewood,bamboo,plastic（塑料），iron（鐵），_3_andevengold.Thoughthereareso_4—differentkindsofchopsticks,Ithinkthebestonesarebamboochopsticksbecausetheyonlyneedthreeyearsto_5—intomaterials.Theyarecheaperthanotherchopsticks.Woodchopsticksarealsoverygood,—6—atreeneedstogrowformanyyearsbeforeitisusedtomakechopsticks.Usingbamboochopsticksis_7—fortheenvironmentthanusingwoodchopsticks.Silverchopstickscanbeusedtonotonlyeatfoodbutalso—8—food.Intheolddays,theemperorsandtherichpeopleusedthemtocheckifthefoodhadpoison（毒）.Itissaidthatifthefoodhaspoison,thecolorofsilverchopstickswill_9—blackfromwhite.WelcometoChinaandtry—B?chopsticks10—tousechopsticks.WelcometoChinaandtry—B?chopsticks10—tousechopsticks..A.forks.A.materials.A.iron.A.grow.A.soB..A.betterB.woodB?bamboofewB-come

orC.B?worseC.C.andknivesC?paperC.goldmanyD.producebutD.bowlsD.stonesD.silver

muchD.pourC.moreusefulD.moreimportant.A.eatB.heatC.examineD.pack.A.turnB.changeC.becomeD.get.A.whatB.whenC.howD.whyFherearemanyunusualhotelsaroundtheworld.Canyouimaginesleepinginaroommadeof

—1—?ThatiswhatguestsdoattheIceHotelinSweden.Atthisspecialhotel,eventhebedsaremadeofice,andeachroomhas_2—features（特點(diǎn)）.Someroomshaveicetreesandflowers.Othershaveiceanimals.Peoplesleepinsleepingbagsto_3—warmontheiricebeds.The—4—thehotelisbuiltmakesitdifferentfromanyotherhotelintheworld.InMarch,workerscutlargepiecesoficefromtheTorneRiverandstorethemuntiltheyare_5—.Thensomeartistsworktogethertoplananewhotel.InNovember,thebuildingwork_6—.First,theworkersputsnowonspecialmetalforms.Next,wallsarebuiltwiththeicethathasbeencollected.Thentheartistsmakeicebedsandotherthingsfortherooms.Ofcourse,peoplecanstayattheIceHotelonlyin_7—.Inspring,theicemelts（融化）becauseofthe_8—weather,andthewaterreturnstotherive匚Thehotelwillnot_9—untilthenextwinter.Andtheprocessofplanningandbuildingbegins_10—.ThismeansthateachyearpeoplecanliveinanewIceHotel!B.woodC.paperD.iceB.commonC.usefulD.central.A.thrown.A.throws.A.spring.acceptC.keepD.failB.wayC.B?B.woodC.paperD.iceB.commonC.usefulD.central.A.thrown.A.throws.A.spring.acceptC.keepD.failB.wayC.B?heatedB?beginsB.summertimeD.C?formedC.finishesC.autumnB.FineC.warmD.moneyD.neededD.takesD.wintercoldD.prepareD.yetB.repeatC.showD.prepareD.yetlO.A.insteadB.everC.againCTheumbrellaisaverycommonobject.Itkeepsthe_1—andthesunoffthepeople.Mostumbrellascanbefoldedup（折疊）soitis_2—tocarrythem.However,theumbrellahasnotalwaysbeenas_3—asitisnow.Tnthepast,itwasasymbolofimportance.SomeAfricancountriesstilluseumbrellasinthis_4_.Someonecarriesanumbrellaandwalksbehindthekingorimportantperson.Umbrellasareveryold.Peopleindifferentpartsoftheworldbeganto_5—umbrellasatdifferenttimes.TheChinesehadthemmorethan3,000yearsago.Fromthere,umbrellas_6—toIndiaand

Egypt.InGreeceandRome,—7—wouldn'tusethem.Theybelievedumbrellaswereonlyforwomen.Englandwas_8—thefirstcountryinEuropewherecommonpeopleusedumbrellasagainstrain.Theweatherthereisvery_9_andumbrellasareveryuseful.Everybodyusesumbrellastoday.Thenexttimeyou_10—one,thinkingthatforcenturiesonlygreatmenandwomenusedthem,you'llfeelyouareimportantpeople,too.1.A.raincloudB,cheapB.heavyB-sizeC.airD.1.A.raincloudB,cheapB.heavyB-sizeC.airD.C.hardC?commonwaterD,easyD.specialreasonD.placeB.useC.examineD.discussB?traveledC.rodeD.flewB.parentsB?B.useC.examineD.discussB?traveledC.rodeD.flewB.parentsB?alreadyC.menD.womenC.suddenlyD.immediatelyD.windyD.carry.A.sunnyD.windyD.carry.A.sellB.returnC.borrowThelabel（標(biāo)簽）“MadeinChina“isbecomingmoreandmorecommoninshoppingcentersallovertheworld.IntheUnitedStates,Wal-Marthasalotofthings_1—inChina.PeoplebegintobuymoreproductsmadeinChina.Thesethingsareeven_2—seeninotherAsiancountries.InthesecountriesChina-madethingsarequitepopular.Chinesebrands（品牌）arealsobecomingmore_3—outsideChina.WhenChineseAmericansvisitfamilyandfriendsintheirhomeland,giftsfromthe_4—areamust.ButTVsandfashionableclothesaren'trareinChinanow,andanything“MadeinChina*_5_beconsideredinanycase.“WhenIdecidetovisitmyfamilymembersinChina,Iwillhaveabig_6_.WhatshouldIbuyforthem?TheymaynotallspeakEnglish,buteveryoneinChinaknowsthosethree_7—,“aChineseAmericansaid."Whenthey_8_thelabel"MadeinChina',theywillthink,6_9_doyousendmethis?ThedevelopmentofChinahas_10—theworldwithitsgrowth.Asaresult,somecountriesarebeginningtotrytoavoidbuyingChinesethings.However,thedevelopmentofChinastillinfluencestheworldinmanyways.1.A.createdB.discoveredC.producedD.developed

B.well-knownC.directD.active5.A.couldn'tB?internationalB?maynotB.headacheC.B?sentencesC.mobileC?darenotfunD.C?B.well-knownC.directD.active5.A.couldn'tB?internationalB?maynotB.headacheC.B?sentencesC.mobileC?darenotfunD.C?wordsD.eastD.shouldn'ttreatD.expressionsB?haveC-readD.listenB.WhatC.WhereD.Why10.A.surprisedB.requiredC.punishedD.warnedPineapples（菠蘿）aregrownallovertheworld.OneofitsbiggestproducersisColombiainSouthAmerica.Oneday,AndresBenavidesandClaudiaBarona_1allthepineapplewastethatwasthrownaway.Theycaredabouttheenvironment,sotheybegantofindwaystoputthewastetogooduse.Whatthey_2wasquitefantastic.Theybeganabusinessmakingplatesfrompineapplewaste.Theycalledtheircompany（公司）Lifepack.AndresandClaudiabuiltagreatworking_3withalocalpineappleprocessingfactory.Theytookawayallitspineapplewaste.Thefactoryownerwasvery_4andcharged（4攵費(fèi)）themnothing.Productionoftheeco-friendlyplatesstartedandsoonLifepackwasableto5_about10,000everyday.Itwasnotallthateasy,though.Lifepackchargedabout$2.6296_apackof12plates.Thiswasalmosttwiceasmuchasthepriceofplastic（塑料的）plates.Whywould7_paymoreforplatestheywouldthrowaway?_8wasonLifbpack'sside.In2022,theColombiangovernmentstartedtocollecttaxes（稅）onplasticproductsthatwould9_onlyonce.Suddenly,theeco-friendlyplatesbecamepopularandLifepackwasinbusiness.Also,_10youplantLifepackplatesinyourgardenafteruse,theymaybegintogrow.Thenyoucangrowyourownpineapplesathome.Howcoolitis!D.sharedA.missedB.requiredC.noticedD.sharedD.paidattentiontoA.cameupwithB.gotonwithC.ranoutofD.paidattentiontoA.backgroundB.relationshipC.traditionD.expressionA.creativeA.creativeA.creativeB.nervousC.patientD.happyA.makeB.increaseC.protectD.throwA.onB.withC.forD.likeA.creativeB.nervousC.patientD.happyA.makeB.increaseC.protectD.throwA.onB.withC.forD.likeA.beboughtB.becollectedC.beclearedD.beusedA.althoughB.ifC.untilD.unlessForcenturies,childreninNorthChinaworetiger-headshoes.Theshoesaresonamedbecausethetoecap（鞋頭）looksliketheheadofabigtiger.Thetraditionalshoesaremuchliketheanimalitself.About30yearsago,theshoesbeganto1.However,HuShuqing,51,fromHenanProvince,hasspentmanyyears2morethan10,000pairsoftheshoes.Shewillgivemostofthemtopublicmuseums,sothatthenextgenerationandtheoneaftercanseethem.Chinesepeoplebeganmakingtiger-headshoesinancienttimes.Theancientpeoplebelievedimages（圖像）oftheanimals,whichwerethoughtofasthekingofbeasts,couldprotecttheirchildren.That'sone3whytheshoescanstillbeseennow.Ontheotherhand,theshoeslookniceandcankeepwarm.InthenorthofChina,itisverycoldinwinter.Theshoesaregoodforkeepingbabies'feetwarm.Tiger-headshoeshavemany4.Somepeoplechangetheimagesoftigerheadsintofrogsorpeacocks,whilemoredesigns5spiders,snakesandscorpions（蝎子）.Huwasbom6afamilyofpapercutters.Bothhermotherandgrandmothercouldalsomaketigerheadshoes.€tMydaughterworetheshoeshergrandmamadewhe