2024-2025學(xué)年九年級(jí)上期期中考點(diǎn)大串講（人教版）專題07語(yǔ)法填空（15篇）（原卷版）（一）（23-24九年級(jí)上·河北石家莊·期中）LookattheEarthfromspace.Ourplanetlookssoblue1watercoversalmostthreequartersoftheEarth’ssurface.Waterisnotjust2importantpartofourplanetbutpartofourbody,too.Ourbody3(lose)waterwheneverweexerciseorgotothetoilet.That’swhyweneedtodrinklots4watereveryday.Sincethe1950s,theamount(數(shù)量)ofwaterthatpeopleusehas5(increase)bythreetimes.Butthewatersupply(供應(yīng))hasn’t.Scientistsworrythatsoontherewon’tbeenoughfor6(we).Whatcanwedotohelp?Usewater7(wise).Havingenoughwaterisn’touronlyproblem.Wemusttrytomakeitclean8(one).Rightnow,shipsand9(factory)areputtingwastesintoseas,riversandsoon.Allthispollutioncanmakethewaterdangeroustodrinkandevenharmhumanbeings.Wemustdosomethingtostopit.It’sthe10(good)waytoprotectwaterresource.（二）（23-24九年級(jí)上·浙江杭州·期中）Ispentmanyyearsofmylifepretending(假裝).Itold11(me)thatIwashappywithmyjob,althoughIknewfromthefirstdaythatitwasn’tfitforme.Ipretendedtoagree12everyonearoundmetoavoidtheriskofdisagreement.Afterspendingsomuchtimehidingmytrueself,I13(final)feltthatI’dhadenoughofpretending.Imade14decisiontostoppretending.It’s15(easy)topretendthantobetrulyhonestwithourselves,butitcomeswithaheavyprice.IfIpretendmyjobissatisfying,Iprobablywon’tmakethenecessarychangestocreateanewjobthatwillbringmemuchpleasuretomylife.IfIpretendtobehappyinarelationshipwhenmytrue16(feeling)clearlysaysomethingelse,bowcanIimprovemyrelationship?Thesedays,I’malwayssayingwhat’strueforme.WhenI17(ask)toworkonanewproject,IsaidthatIwasn’tgoodatit18hadlittleexperiencewithit.Inthepast,Ialways19(hide)thatfactandfeltbadaboutitfordaysorevenweeks.Duringparties,Iadmit(承認(rèn))thatIhateitandcan’twait20(leave).Inthepast,IpretendedIlikeditjusttofitinwitheveryoneelse.Pretendingissocostlythatwegiveawaynotonlymoneybutalsopeaceofmindandhappiness.Istoppedpretendingfromthenon.（三）（23-24九年級(jí)上·浙江金華·期中）TheDolphinIisakindofintelligentwaterrescue(救援)robot.ItisdevelopedbyYunzhouTechnology,21companyfromGuangdongProvince.Therescuerobotbecamefamousforitssuccessfulrescueofaboy.He22(wash)awaybywavesinWeihai,ShandongProvince23August9th,2022.TheDolphinIhasmanyadvantages.Forexample,itsdirectioncanbecontrolled.Evenin24(danger)waterconditions,theDolphinIcanoverturntoadjustitspositionbyitself.25iseasytobecontrolledwithonehandandthepersonwhousesitdoesnotneedtohaveprofessionaltrainingbeforeusingit.Whenoneaccidenthappens,wewantonlyonetotwopeople26(operate)therobotforrapidrescue.Sinceitwasputintouse,therobot27(save)severalpeople’slivesinZhuhai’sWanshanIslandandcoastalareasofWeihai.Ithasbeenputintooperationsinseveralrescue28(task)inJiangxiandHenanprovinces.Theintelligentwaterrescuerobothasbeen29(wide)usedinChinasofar.Itissofamous30morethanfortycountriesaroundtheworldhaveintroducedtheDolphinIforrapidwaterrescueoperations.（四）（23-24九年級(jí)上·河北石家莊·期中）Shouldstudentsbeallowedtodecideonthesubjectstaughtinschools?Differentpeoplehavedifferent31(idea).Insomepeople’seyes,kidshavetherighttomakedecisionsfor32(they).It’sthe21stcentury.Kidshavemanywaystogetknowledge—throughphones,computers,theInternetandsoon.So33ten-year-oldkidknowswhatheisgoodatandwhatheis34(interest)in.Thisisanimportantlifeskillthatkidswillneedwhentheyget35(old).Thiswillalsomakestudents36(true)thinkabouttheirfutureandimprovetheirgrades.However,someotherpeopledisagree.Theybelievekidsshouldlearnabitofeverything,37theywon’thaveenoughknowledgetosucceedinthefuture.Basicsubjectssuch38English,mathandscienceareveryimportantwhenfindingjobs.Ifkidsmaketheirowndecisions,theymaygiveupthosebasicsubjects.What’sworse,theymaybe39(influence)bythepeoplearoundandsometimestheyevenmakesomewrongchoices.Everyparent40(hope)toprovidetheirkidswithabettereducation.Everyoneshouldthinkcarefullybeforemakingadecision.（五）（23-24九年級(jí)上·湖北恩施·期中）Asonwenttotherestaurantwithhisoldfatherforaneveningdinner.Hisdadwas41weakthathecouldhardlybehavewellattable.Somefoodfromhishandandmouth42(drop)onhisT-shirtdowntohistrousers.Duringthisact,otherdiners(用餐者)watchedthesoninamazement.Theycouldn’treallybelievehowsomeonecouldembarrass(使尷尬)himself43public.Butthesonseemednottobe44(worry)atall.Aftertheyfinished45(eat),hegentlyliftedhisdadupandtookhimtothewashroom.Therehewiped(擦)awaytheleftfoodfromhisdad’sclothes.Notjustdoingthat,heevencombed(梳理)hisdad’shairandwipedofftheremainingwateronhismouth.Astheycameoutofthewashroom,therestaurantwentsilent.Theson46(pay)thebillandstarted47(walk)outwithhisfather.Justthen,anotheroldmanintherestaurantcalledouttothesonandaskedhim,“Don’tyouthinkyouhaveleft48(something)behind?”

Thesonlookedathistableandsaid,“No,sir.Ihaven’t.”Theoldmansaid,“Well,youlefttwo49(thing)behind.Youleftalessontoeveryson50ahopeforeverydadhere.”（六）（23-24九年級(jí)上·福建廈門·期中）ThePalaceMuseumisamodernnameoftheForbiddenCity.It51(lie)intheheartofBeijing.LookingdownfromtheForbiddenCity,youwillfindthatitisasymmetrical(對(duì)稱的)buildingwiththecentrallineofBeijing.TheTaiheHall,theZhongheHall52theBaoheHallmakeupthecentrallineoftheancientcapital(首都).Thebuildingsareallcovered53yellowroofs(屋頂)andhighwallsbelow.Overonemillionpiecesofculturaltreasuresare54(collect)inthePalaceMuseum.TheHallofSupremeHarmony,alsocalledjinluandian,isthe55(big)palaceinChina.Thereisawidesquareinfrontofit,mostlyknownasYuetai.ThelowerpartoftheHallofSupremeHarmonyisawhitestonebase.Itis8.1356(meter)high,surroundedbyrailings(欄桿).Duringthe57(rain)days,youcanseethewonderofthousandsofdragonsspitting(吐)water.The600-year-oldForbiddenCityhas58(be)famousontheInternetforseveralyears.Itshowsthousandsofculturalandartistic59(produce).Theyare60(wide)likedbypeople.Itisreallyinterestingtovisittheplace.Justcomeandenjoyyourself?（七）（23-24九年級(jí)上·湖南懷化·期中）DearCindy,Howareyou?IhadagreattimelastMonday.ItwasatraditionalChinesefestival61(call)DragonBoatFestival.ThisfestivalisinmemoryofQuYuan,oneofthe62(great)Chinesepoets.Hekilledhimselfby63(jump)intotheMiluoRiveronMay5thofthelunarcalendar,278BC．Peoplethererowed(劃)theboats64(save)him.Butitwastoolate.Theywereverysadandthen65(throw)riceintotherivertofeedthefishessothattheywouldstayawayfromhisbody.Fromthenon,everyyearonthisday,peopleenjoy66(make)zongziwhichismade67ricewithmeat,eggsandsoon.We68(use)toeatitonlyonceayear,butnowweregarditasourdailyfood.Wecanhaveitanytimewelike.Haveyouever69(watch)thedragonboatraceonTV?Itisanotherimportantpartofthisfestival.Severalteamsrowtheirdragon-shapedboatsas70(fast)astheycan.Thefirstteamtoreachthefinishinglinewins.IfyouhaveaplantovisitChinanextyear,wouldyouliketospendthisfestivalwithus?Bestwishes!Yours,

Shen（八）（23-24九年級(jí)上·福建寧德·期中）Bydrawingonthesurfaceofacupoftea,chabaixi,anancientChineseteatrickhasbecomeknownrecently.However,itonce71(near)disappeared.As72specialartforminChina,chabaixicancreatemanypatterns(圖案)suchasbamboosandmountainsorevenfamoussayings.There73(be)severalstepsofchabaixi.Whipping(攪打)theteapowderand74(add)hotwateruntilfoam(泡沫)showsisthekeytodrawingpatternsonthesurface.Peopleuseclearwatertodrawthepatterns.Whenthewatertouchesthesurfaceofwhippedtea,itchanges75awhitecoloranddisappearsin20minutes.“Chabaixigivesusawindowintopeople’slifestyleinSongDynasty.Many76(activity)atthattimeweresimilartowhatwehavenow.”saidZhangZhifeng,ateaartistfromFujianprovince.Zhangtried77(he)besttorecoverchabaixi.Hehas78(spend)about30yearsstudyingtheorigins(起源)andmakingoftea.In2009,he79(help)morepeopleknowchabaixiaftermanyyears’practice.ItbecamepartofChina’sIntangibleCulturalHeritage(非物質(zhì)文化遺產(chǎn))in2017.“Thisskillisimportanttoteaculture,80itwouldbebadtoletitdisappear.Weshouldpassonthisskilltoyoungpeopleforthemtounderstanditshistory.”Zhangsaid.（九）（23-24九年級(jí)上·廣東深圳·期中）PhilipQiuisthefounderoftheMuseumofChineseinAmerica.Thismuseum81(build)in1980forthepurposeofpromotingChineseculture.“Weorganizemanykindsofculturalactivitiesandexhibitions82(show)fantasticChineseculturetovisitors.”hesaid.Overthepastfiveyears,themuseum83(tell)andrecordedthestoriesandexperiencesofChineseintheUnitedStatesandhasspreadtraditionalChineseculture.Meanwhile,ithaspromotedtheexchangesofhistoryandculturebetweenthetwo84(country).Besides,themuseumhasheld15high-qualityexhibitionswithdifferentthemessuchashistory,paintingandreligion,receivingmorethan100,000visitors85differentplacesintheworld.Thereis86exhibitiontitledTaoism:PursuingHarmonyBetweenHumanandNatureatthemuseumrecently.87(it)exhibits(展品)includeTaoistrobes,calligraphy,musicalinstrumentsandportraitsofthethreegodsfromtheSanqingHall.“I88(true)believethathumancivilizationislikeabigfamily,andthecultureofeverynationintheworldshouldberespected.CulturalexchangeslikethiswillhelpstrengthencommunicationbetweenChinaandtheUnitedStatesandmaketheirrelationsmuch89(good).”Qiusaid.Inthefuture,90themuseumhasmorechances,itwillholddifferentthemesofonlineandofflineactivitiestohelpspread-ChinesecultureandtellthewonderfulstoriesofChinesepeopleintheUnitedStates.（十）（23-24九年級(jí)上·山東濟(jì)南·期中）Doyoulikeplayingbasketball?Ifso,youmustbeverysadaboutthedeathofKobeBryant,afamousNBAbasketball91(play).KobediedinahelicopteraccidentinCalifornia92January26,2020.Justthreedaysbeforetheaccident,hesentoutChineseNewYearwishestopeopleinChina,andencouragedChineseyoungpeopletobe93(act)andworkhardfortheirdreams.KobeBryantisverypopularinChina.Inthespringof2019,he94(visit)amiddleschoolinShenzhen.Attheschool,healsosharedhisnewsportsnovelwiththestudents.Kobe95(know)fortryingthehardesttobethebest.Andhecalledit“MambaSpirit”.Heoncesaid,“Life96(be)tooshorttogetboggeddownandbediscouraged.Youhavetokeepmoving.Youhavetokeepgoing.”Heretired(退役)frombasketballin2016,buthestillwokeupbeforethesunrose97(go)trainingat4:00a.m.Frommiddleschooltocollege,Bryant’sstorieswentalongwithsomanyChinesepeopleandfireduptheirloveforbasketball.“Igrewupwatching98(he)play.IbeganplayingbasketballbecauseofKobe,”oneofhis99(fan)said.Hisexcellentperformance,strongwillandcontinuingtrainingmadehim100superheroamongChineseyoungpeople.（十一）（23-24九年級(jí)上·湖南長(zhǎng)沙·期中）TheLanternFestivalisaChinesetraditionalfestival.Whenthousandsoflanterns(燈籠)lightupthecityanight,theChineseLanternFestivalhasarrived.Itiscelebratedon101fifteenthdayoftheChineseNewYear.Severaldays102theLanternFestival,peoplebegintomakelanterns.All103(kind)oflanternsshinebrightlyagainstthedarknightsky.Someofthelanternsaresmall,andothersarereallybig.Somelook104beautifulflowersandlivelyanimals.Thelanterns105(make)ofdifferentmaterials.Thereareplasticlanterns,silklanterns,andpaperlanterns.Whilemakinglanterns,peopleusuallywriteriddles(謎語(yǔ))onthem.OntheLanternFestival,peoplegooutsidetohavealookatthelanternsandguesstheriddlesonthelanterns.Usually,peoplecangetaprizeby106(give)therightanswer.Peopletogetherwiththefamilywalk107(happy)inthecrowdedstreet,lookingatmanykindsofamazinglanterns.Whilesomepeopleareenjoyingthecolorfullanterns,othersarewatching108(tradition)Chineseliondanceperformances.Peoplepreparetastysweetdumplingsinthemorningfortheirfamilyandfriends109(enjoy)intheevening.Thesweetsmellmakeseveryonehungry.Everything110(be)veryinterestingandeveryonefeelsveryhappy.（十二）（23-24九年級(jí)上·山東濱州·期中）AspecialredbridgewasfoundintheLakeDistrict,Britain.“Thewholebridgeusednoglueorbolts(蝶釘).Itwas111(complete)madeofpaper!”Thebridgewasapieceofartwork.It112(start)toopentothepublicinApril2015.Tiebridgewasmadeof22,000113(piece)ofpaperanditwasfivemeterslong.Thebridgebecameapopulartouristplace.Thetouristswantedtotestwhetheritwould114(hold)theirweight.“Theredbridgereally115(stand)outinthewildcountrysideandmakesyou116(want)totouchitorevenwalkoverit,”saidavisitor.Thespecialpaperbridgewas117artprojectbyanenvironmentalartistnamedSteveMessam.Tobuildthepaperbridgewasnoteasyatall,andhespentthreeyears118(develop)thebridge.Heusedoldprinciples(原理)fromRomantimes119(build)it.Hesaidthe4.5tonsofpapermadethebridgemuchstrongerthanoak(橡木).Evenafterheavyrain,thebridgewasn'tinfluencedatall.Thepaper120(produce)byapaperfactory.Aftertheexhibition(展覽),allthepaperwasrecycled.（十三）（23-24九年級(jí)上·河北邯鄲·期中）Alicehasacoolbicycle.Itisshinyandpurple.Itwasagiftfromherdadonher121(nine)birthday.DadwantedtosurpriseAlice.WhenAlicesawthebicycle,she122(jump)forjoybecauseitwaswhatshewanted.Shegaveherdad123bighugexcitedly.Herdaddecidedtoteachher124toridethebicycle.HealsoboughtahelmetforAlice,because125(safe)mustcomefirst.Atfirst,shewasnervousandoftenfelldownfromthebike.Afterpracticingforthreedays,shelearned.Shecouldrideitby126(she).Hermumsmiled127(happy)whenshesawhowwellAlicerode.NowAliceenjoys128(ride)ittoschool.Andshecanrideherbicycletodifferent129(place).Alicelovesherbicycleverymuch.Shethinksitisthe130(good)giftshehaseverreceived.Andshealsolovesherfamilymore.（十四）（23-24九年級(jí)上·山東棗莊·期中）Letchildrenlearntojudgetheirownwork.Whenchildrenlearntospeak,otherpeopleshouldnotcorrecttheirmistakesallthetime.Ifwedo,they131(stop)speaking.Letthemunderstandthedifferencebetweenthelanguagetheyspeakandthelanguagelikeotherpeoplearoundthemspeak.Dayafterday,theywillmakesome132(change)tomaketheirlanguagelikeothers.Inthesameway,childrencanlearn133(do)manyotherthingswithoutothers’help.Forexample,towalk,torun,toclimb,and134(ride)abikemakethemselvesunderstandhowtheyshoulddoit.135(slow),theycanchangetheirattitudeandbehaviorthemselves.Butatschool,weneverletachildhimselffindouthismistakesandcorrectthem.Weusuallythinkhewillneverknowhismistakesifwedonottellhim,orhewillnevercorrectthemifwedonot