中考備戰(zhàn)專項(xiàng)：2025-2026九上期末英語【完形填空6大話題】精練（日常學(xué)習(xí)為中考備戰(zhàn)）話題1學(xué)會學(xué)習(xí)Passage1Ihadachancetogivesomestudentsspeakinglessons.Theseshystudentsmademe1myself.Iwasashyboyandbornwitha2problem.Ittookmesixyearstohavespecialclassesaboutpronouncing.OnedayI3tomakemyvoiceheard.Ijoinedadebate(辯論)teamto4myspeakingskills.AtfirstIstuttered(結(jié)巴)manytimes.However,afterfinishingthinkingovermyproblemsandinterviewingotherteammatesaboutskills,Istarted

5thetoolsIlearnedyearsago:practiceandtime.Theywerereallyuseful.Afewmonthslater,Iwasstill6,butIwasdifferent.Iknewwhattodonext.Ialwayskepttrying.ThenIfoundIbecameagoodEnglish7.Isharedmyexperiencewithmystudents.Astimepassed,theybegantotryharder.Inthelastclass,Isawtheirconfidence(信心)andtheycouldspeakouttheirideas8!Ireallyfeltproudofthem.Everyonewillbecomebetterifthey9themselvesbravely.With10,timeandpractice,everyonecandobetter.1．A．thinkof B．giveup C．talkabout D．carefor2．A．heart B．family C．money D．speech3．A．refused B．forgot C．decided D．failed4．A．show B．practice C．test D．share5．A．using B．selling C．making D．hitting6．A．a(chǎn)ngry B．nervous C．sad D．happy7．A．speaker B．teacher C．listener D．translator8．A．politely B．happily C．early D．bravely9．A．dress B．enjoy C．teach D．face10．A．space B．wealth C．courage D．peacePassage2Likeanythingwewanttoachieve,languagelearningisalongjourneytogothrough.Ittakestimeandhardwork.Wemaymeetsome1duringthejourney,andweneedtodealwiththem.Frustration(受挫)isthefirstthingthatyou’ll2inlearninganewlanguage,andit’snormal.Frustrationjustmeansyou’reexpandingyourcomfortzone(擴(kuò)大你的舒適區(qū))andpushingyourselffurtherthanbefore.However,manypeople3atthistimebecausetheydon’t“get”thelanguageinashorttime.The4istotakeitstepbystep.Ifyouwanttobecomeagoodspeaker,thenstartbylearning10ofthemostcommonwords.Thenlearn20words,andsoon.Talkingtoothersleadsustoanotherdifficultythatwe’llfindinlearningaforeignlanguage.Manylearnersare5totalktopeople.Theydon’twanttofeelashamed(羞愧)whentheymake6.Actually,mostpeoplearehappywhenyouaretryingtolearntheirlanguage.Theywon’tlaughatyou.Thenyoumayfindanotherdifficultywhenyouspeakwithothers.Thatis7vocabulary.It’shardto8somanynewwords.Trytospeakmoretoothers,soyouwillpracticeyourvocabularymoreoften.Readingnewspapers,watchingmoviesandlisteningtotheradiointheforeignlanguageyouarelearningcanalsobe9.Justbe10andpracticealot,andyou’llmaster(掌握)thelanguagesoon.Youwillhaveafeelingthatit’sapieceofcake.1．A．difficulties B．instruments C．conversations D．relatives2．A．influence B．experience C．review D．translate3．A．putup B．giveup C．setup D．getup4．A．key B．lock C．list D．field5．A．happy B．a(chǎn)fraid C．ready D．friendly6．A．mistakes B．decisions C．friends D．faces7．A．perfect B．rich C．poor D．big8．A．list B．write C．remember D．receive9．A．helpful B．careful C．convenient D．general10．A．lively B．tired C．harmful D．patientPassage3InternationalDayofMathematicsisonMarch14th.Youmayfeelthatmathsishardandboring.Isitpossiblethatyou’vebeenlookingatmathsinthe1way?Infact,mathscanbebeautifulandfun.Numbersarebeautiful.Manypeopletodaywanttohavebeautifullooks.Butthereismaths2inbeautifulhumanbodies.Thisisthegoldenratio(黃金分割比),whichcanbeseen3,likeinnature,musicandpaintings.InChinese4,wecanalsoseethebeautyofnumbers.AsLiBai5,“I’vesailedathousandmilesthroughGorges(峽谷)inaday”,“Myskiff(輕舟)haslefttenthousandmountainsfaraway”.“Athousandmilesinaday”,“tenthousandmountains”allthesenumbersshowhow6hetraveledandhowhappyhefelt.Numbersgiveusthefreedomto7.Sinecurves(正弦曲線)arebeautiful.They8thetwooppositedirectionsonandonwithouteverending.Whenyoulookatthem,youmayfeellikestandingbytheseaandwatchingthe9slowlymoving.Mathsisaninterestingsubject.Let’slearnmathsand10it.Everyoneneedstogetusedtoit.1．A．wrong B．right C．proper D．good2．A．seen B．collected C．hidden D．watched3．A．something B．everywhere C．everything D．somebody4．A．novels B．plays C．movies D．poems5．A．wrote B．sang C．a(chǎn)sked D．found6．A．fast B．slowly C．quietly D．high7．A．travel B．imagine C．run D．laugh8．A．goon B．goover C．gotowards D．goacross9．A．waves B．bridges C．beaches D．a(chǎn)ir10．A．draw B．visit C．protect D．enjoyPassage4Studyinginaforeigncountrycanbeexciting.Itcanalsobe1especiallywhenthecountryisverydifferentfromyourown.For18-year-oldKusedyo,aChineselanguagelearner,tolearnthelanguage,hardworkisnotjustenough,acertainlevelof“craziness”isalso2.“TolearnandunderstandChinese,youhavetobeabitcrazy.Youhavetounderstandthetones(音調(diào))andthe3,andchangeyourthinking,”hesaid.4manystudents,thelearningprocessisnoteasy.ProsperMarindiko,anotherChineselanguagelearner,believesthatmotivation(動機(jī))isveryimportanttolearnasecondlanguageasanadult.“5itworriesyoualot,becauseyouthinkyouhaveunderstoodthisword,thenwhenyoumeetaChineseoutthereandtrytosaytheword,theydon’t6youatall,”hesaid.“IlearnChinesebecauseatworkwecommunicatealotwiththeChinese,andusuallywehavesomewrongunderstandings7languagetrouble,”saidMarindiko.Nowforsomeforeigners,Chinahasbecomeamorepopularstudyplace.Atthesametime,knowingChinese8doorstomanyjobchances.AlthoughlearningChineseisadifficulttask,technologyandtheInternetaremakingit9.Inthefuture,theChinese-speaking10willbecomelargerandlarger.1．A．difficult B．boring C．proud D．silent2．A．needed B．served C．created D．a(chǎn)voided3．A．a(chǎn)bility B．course C．culture D．form4．A．As B．For C．Against D．From5．A．Nowadays B．Finally C．Sometimes D．Suddenly6．A．a(chǎn)dmire B．doubt C．pardon D．understand7．A．a(chǎn)ccordingto B．suchas C．becauseof D．insteadof8．A．locks B．closes C．opens D．fixes9．A．easier B．farther C．faster D．harder10．A．population B．website C．country D．languagePassage5Whenschoolstartedagainafterthesummerbreak,Tomwasfeelingabit1.Hehadheardthatthenewtermwouldbemorechallenging,especiallyin2.ButTomwasreadytofacethechallengeandimprovehisskills.Everymorning,Tomwokeupearlyandhadaquickbreakfast.Heknewthatagoodstarttothedaywouldhelphimstay3duringclasses.Inclass,Tompaidcloseattentiontotheteacherandtooknoteswhenevernecessary.Healsomadesuretoaskquestionsifhedidn’tunderstandsomething,becausehebelievedthataskingforhelpwasasignof4.Afterschool,Tomdidn’tjustgohomeandrelax.Instead,hespentsometimeinthelibrary,5forhisupcomingtests.Hereviewedhisnotesanddidsomeexercisestomakesureheunderstoodeverything.Sometimes,heevenaskedhisteacherforextrahelp,whichmadehimfeelmore6aboutthesubject.Tomalsojoinedastudygroupwithhisclassmates.Theymetregularlytodiscusstheir7andsharetipsonhowtostudymoreeffectively.Tomfoundthatstudyingwithothersmadetheprocessmoreenjoyableandless8.Withallhishardwork,Tom’sgradesstartedtoimprove.HewasparticularlyproudofhisprogressinMath,whichhadbeenhisweakest9.Hisparentsnoticedthechangetooandpraisedhimforhis10.1．A．nervous B．excited C．happy D．relaxed2．A．science B．English C．math D．PE3．A．focused B．hungry C．sleepy D．bored4．A．happiness B．weakness C．laziness D．courage5．A．checking B．waiting C．playing D．studying6．A．confident B．worried C．confused D．bored7．A．hobbies B．problems C．interests D．goals8．A．fun B．boring C．exciting D．relaxing9．A．subject B．hobby C．sport D．interest10．A．talent B．luck C．efforts D．grades話題2節(jié)日習(xí)俗Passage1Manypeopleloveeating1.Butdoyouknowthereisaholiday2PancakeDayinEngland?It3manyyearsago,anditisusuallyinMarch.Englishpeopleusuallycelebratetheday4fungames.However,themostwell-knownactivity5thatdayisthepancakerace.InsomevillagesandtownsinEngland,thepancakerace6everyyear.Traditionally,itwasaracefor7only.Therewerespecial8aboutthepancakerace:Housewivesmustwearaprons(圍裙).Theymustrunabout410meters.Abellrang9beforetheracestarted.Withthefirstbellthewomenmadetheirpancakes.Withthesecondbelltheystarted10withacookedpancake11afryingpan.Whilerunningtherace,theyeachmusttoss(扔,擲)thepancakethreetimesand12itbackinthefryingpan.Ifthepancakefelldown,therunnermust13andtossitagain.NowthepancakeraceisstillamajoractivityonPancakeDay.Everyone,14mattermanorwoman,youngorold,can15it.1．A．pancakes B．fruit C．food D．vegetables2．A．called B．celebrated C．thought D．taken3．A．finished B．started C．happened D．spent4．A．with B．during C．without D．for5．A．a(chǎn)t B．from C．in D．on6．A．takesplace B．has C．holds D．carries7．A．boys B．girls C．women D．men8．A．clothes B．games C．cakes D．rules9．A．once B．twice C．first D．second10．A．walking B．jumping C．going D．running11．A．onto B．on C．into D．in12．A．catch B．reach C．throw D．cook13．A．throwitaway B．pickitup C．giveitup D．eatitup14．A．nothing B．no C．not D．none15．A．feelsorryabout B．beafraidof C．bescaredof D．getfunfromPassage2TheGanqiuFestivalisoneoftheoldesttraditionalcelebrationsoftheMiao(苗族)peopleinChina.Thefestivalfallsonthefirstdayof“Liqiu”orthe“Beginningof1”.ItisatimefortheMiaopeopleto2agoodharvest(收成)andforyoungMiaomenandwomentomeetandhavefun.TheGanqiuFestivalhasalonghistory.It’ssaidthattheMiaopeople3demons(惡魔)andbegangrowingricetobuildtheirhomes.4theirhardwork,theywerehappywithagoodharvesteveryautumn.Thefestivalisawaytocelebratetheir5,givethanksfortheharvestandsendgoodwishestoothers.TheMiaopeopleliveinHuayuanCounty(縣)andseveralothercountiesinHunanProvince.Theyhavemanyexciting6tocelebratetheGanqiuFestival.Duringthefestival,theywear7clothesandwomenalsowearsilverhats.TheseclothesandhatsarethesymbolsoftheMiaopeople.They8lionordragondances,lushengperformancesandtraditionaldancingandsinging.Youngmenandwomenoftenmeettheirlovedonesduringthistime.Theyallenjoy9.In2014,theGanqiuFestivalbecameanationalintangibleculturalheritage(國家非物質(zhì)文化遺產(chǎn)).It’sreallyawonderfulcelebrationfilledwithhappinessand10!Whatdoyouthinkofit?1．A．Spring B．Summer C．Autumn D．Winter2．A．celebrate B．overcome C．manage D．praise3．A．droppedby B．threwaway C．laidout D．droveaway4．A．Insteadof B．Becauseof C．Suchas D．Asfor5．A．business B．speech C．success D．knowledge6．A．a(chǎn)ctivities B．exams C．inventions D．discoveries7．A．simple B．modern C．common D．national8．A．suppose B．introduce C．enjoy D．a(chǎn)void9．A．themselves B．ourselves C．yourselves D．himself10．A．courage B．pleasure C．sadness D．powerPassage3InEnglandthreeforeigngentlemencametoabusstop.Theystudiedtheinformationonthesignanddecided1bustotake.Aboutfiveminuteslater,thebustheywanted2.Theypreparedtogeton.Suddenlypeoplerushedontothebusandtriedtopushthemoutoftheway.Someoneshoutedattheforeigners.Thebusconductorcamerushingdownthestairs3whatallthetroublewasabout.Thethreeforeigngentlemenlookedpuzzledandashamed.NoonehadtoldthemabouttheBritishcustomofliningupforabusthatthefirstpersonwho4atthebusstopisthefirstpersontogetonthebus.Learningthelanguageofacountryisn’t5.Ifyouwanttoensureapleasantvisit,findoutasmuchaspossibleaboutthe6ofyourhostcountry.Youwillprobablybesurprisedjusthowdifferenttheycanbefromyourown.AvisitortoIndiawoulddowelltorememberthatpeoplethereconsiderit7tousethelefthandforpassingfoodattable,becauselefthandissupposedtobeusedforwashingyourself.InEuropeitisquite8tocrossyourlegswhensitting,talkingtosomeone,evenatanimportantmeeting.DoingthiswhenmeetinganimportantpersoninThailand,9,couldcauseoffence(冒犯).Itisconsideredtooinformalforsuchanoccasion.AlsowheninThailandavoid10theheadofanadult—it’sjustnotdone.Soremember:knowingaboutmannersandcustomsisusefulwhenyouaretravelinginothercountries.1．A．which B．what C．when D．where2．A．cameupwith B．cameout C．cameinto D．camealong3．A．tosee B．seeing C．saw D．sees4．A．gets B．a(chǎn)rrives C．reaches D．getsto5．A．difficult B．easy C．enough D．unusual6．A．foodsanddrinks B．interestingplacesC．shoppingcenters D．mannersandcustoms7．A．impolite B．impossible C．impatient D．important8．A．little B．usual C．different D．unusual9．A．besides B．so C．however D．though10．A．touching B．touch C．totouch D．totouching話題3自我變化Passage1Asastudent,Iamquiteafraidtoanswerquestionsinclass.Whentheteacherasksaquestion,I’m1aboutit.IalwayslowermyheadbecauseIhaveno2instandingupandexpressingmythoughtsinpublic.AndI3thatmanystudentsinmyclassarejustlikeme.Oneday,Mr.Liugaveusaforeignlanguagelesson.Heaskedussomequestions.4heencouragedusinmanyways,nooneanswered.Hewantedustobe5inclass.“Letmetellyouastoryfirst.”hesaid.“WhenIcametoBeijingtostudy,theuniversityoften6famouspeopletomakespeeches.Beforethebeginningofeveryspeech,Isawan7thing.Thestudentsaroundmealwaystookcardboardandwrotetheirnamesinboldwiththemosteye-catchingcolor,andthen8thecardboardontheseat.Sowhenthespeakerneededtheanswers9thestudents,hecouldseeandcallalistener’snamedirectly.”“Icouldn’tunderstandthat.Myclassmatetoldmethespeakerswerealltoppeople.Whenyouranswersurprisedthem,itmeantyouweresoexcellentandsuccessful.”Afterlisteningtotheteacher’sstory,weallunderstandthatsuccesswillnotcometous10.Wemustdaretoshowourselvesallthetimeandtrytogetbetter.1．A．wealthy B．noisy C．a(chǎn)bsent D．nervous2．A．silence B．difference C．confidence D．patience3．A．provide B．find C．produce D．cancel4．A．When B．Since C．If D．Although5．A．a(chǎn)ctive B．foolish C．loud D．careful6．A．interviewed B．introduced C．invented D．invited7．A．a(chǎn)wful B．impossible C．interesting D．official8．A．expected B．put C．beat D．required9．A．to B．from C．by D．with10．A．itself B．myself C．himself D．yourselfPassage2Iwaswritinginmycopybookforcalligraphy(書法)intheclassroomoneday.Suddenly,mygoodfriendCorettijogged(輕撞)myarmandmademeblot(把墨水濺到)mypaper.Igotvery1andsaidanimpolitewordtohim.He2withasmile,“Ididn’tdoitonpurpose.”Hewasusuallykindandhelpful.3,hissmilemademeevenunhappierthen.Idecidedtotakerevenge(報(bào)復(fù))onhimbydoingthe4thing.Afterashorttimewhilehewas5,Igavehimajogandmadehimblothispaper.“Youdidthatonpurpose,”hesaidwithasmile.Onmywayhomethatafternoon,InoticedCorettifollowingme.Istoppedand6him.“Enrico,letusbegoodfriendsagain,asbefore.Weshallhaveno7shallwe?”saidCoretti.“Neveragain!Neveragain!”Ireplied.Andweparted.WhenIreturnedhome,Itoldmy8whathadhappened.Hesaidtome,“ItwaswrongofyoutotakerevengeonCoretti,9youshouldsaysorrytohim.”Thenextday,ItookDad’s10andsaidsorrytoCoretti.Hegavemeabighugandwebothlaughed.1．A．careless B．tired C．a(chǎn)ngry D．brave2．A．replied B．a(chǎn)sked C．refused D．a(chǎn)greed3．A．Once B．Perhaps C．Also D．However4．A．same B．difficult C．funny D．exciting5．A．running B．writing C．sleeping D．drinking6．A．paidfor B．caredfor C．lookedfor D．waitedfor7．A．fights B．hopes C．messages D．victories8．A．teacher B．brother C．father D．doctor9．A．but B．because C．so D．or10．A．time B．a(chǎn)dvice C．place D．picturePassage3MymomtoldmethatwhenIwasborn,Iwasthemostbeautifulbabyintheworld.Timepassed,andIstartedtobeastrongandhappygirl.OnedaywhenIwasfiveyearsold,mylife1alot.Ihadahighfever.Thedoctorgavemethewrongmedicine,andthiscausedmeto2myspeech.Mymomcouldn’tbelievethatIcouldnotspeak.Thedoctortoldherthatthemedicinebroughtmelotsofproblems.HethoughtthatIwould3beabletospeakwellagainorlearnanotherlanguage.Mymom,however,wasa4.Shesentmetomanyteachers.Finally,shefoundthe5teacher,Nina,tohelpmemakemydreamcometrue.She6meandtoldmethatIwouldspeakagain.Themostamazingthingwasthatshetaughtmetoreadmy7.IrememberthatIspenthoursinfrontofthemirrorandtriedtorepeateverywordthatIsaid.Imaginelosingyourspeechandhavingtolearneverythingagain.Forme,itwaslikebeing8again.Yes,Iwas!Ilearnedtotalkandspeakmymotherlanguage—Spanish.Now,IamstudyingEnglishtogetherwithsomestudents.Ican’tbelieveIamlearninganotherlanguagelike9.But,Iam!Iamcrying10studyingheremakesmefeelhappy.I’llalwaysrememberthebeautiful11mymomsaidtomewhenIwasachildandlearnedtospeakagain.“Youfoughtinawar,trustedyourselfandtriedyour12,andthenyougotabeautifulmedal(勛章)foryoursuccess.Yourealizedanimpossibledreamthatpeoplesaidyouwouldneverdo.Iwillalwaysbe13you,andyouwillalwaysbemyhero.”Now,I’mthinkingabout14isgoingtohappentome.WhenIamgoingtotakeevery15inmystudiesandinmylife,Itrytothinkaboutmyexperienceandbeagrateful(感激的)person.1．A．chose B．changed C．invented D．increased2．A．take B．make C．lose D．drop3．A．still B．never C．either D．a(chǎn)lways4．A．fighter B．pioneer C．player D．coach5．A．cute B．right C．clever D．patient6．A．explained B．managed C．encouraged D．praised7．A．eye B．face C．heart D．mouth8．A．born B．hurt C．raised D．compared9．A．her B．you C．them D．us10．A．until B．unless C．before D．because11．A．stamp B．a(chǎn)rticle C．words D．hope12．A．best B．worst C．least D．finest13．A．satisfiedwith B．strictwith C．carefulof D．proudof14．A．how B．what C．where D．when15．A．secret B．space C．step D．stickPassage4OurbeautifuldaughterLarawasveryunhappyformonths.Shewas1allthetimeandhurtfultothewholefamily.Herbrothercouldn’t2beinginthesameroomwithher.Ourhomewasnolongerahome.Afterconsideration,wehadtosendhertoawonderful3.Whatabeautifulandaliveplace!Theteachersmeetinguswerelikewarmclothesona4day.ButLarasaid,“Ineverwanttoseeyourfaceagain.”Thishurtmyheart.Forfivemonthswedidn’t5Lara—notacard,notacall,nothing.Icalledtheschoolalmosteveryday.6,awrittenletterarrivedfromLara,thankingmeforhernewclothes.Iwasexcitedtoreadit.Thenourcommunicationgotbetter,leadingtoourfirst7.Theloveandteachingofthe8begantopayoff.EachtimewecameforavisitwesawmoreimprovementinLara.Icouldseeherfacesoftening,theangerandthehardnessweregone.Andshediscoveredshehadabeautifulvoice.Shetookeverychancetosing.Themoreshe9,themoreconfident(自信的)shefelt.Sheslowlybegantoloveherself.Lara’sgraduation(畢業(yè))fromtheschoolwasatimeofprideandlove.Laratrulyfoundher10.Shegraduatedwithabachelor’sdegree(學(xué)士學(xué)位)inmusicandsingingperformance.1．A．busy B．sleepy C．proud D．a(chǎn)ngry2．A．stand B．help C．mind D．consider3．A．camp B．school C．factory D．hospital4．A．cold B．cloudy C．hot D．sunny5．A．carefor B．hearfrom C．lookfor D．talkabout6．A．Luckily B．Naturally C．Normally D．Honestly7．A．card B．call C．letter D．visit8．A．humans B．parents C．teachers D．neighbors9．A．rested B．smiled C．sang D．learned10．A．voice B．family C．symbol D．musicPassage5“Christmaswon’tbeChristmaswithoutanypresents,”saidJoangrily.“It’snotrightforsomegirlstohaveprettythings,andotherstohave1atall.”saidlittleAmy.ThefourgirlsfeltunhappybecauseitwouldbeaChristmas2presents.Theydidn’tknowiftheycouldseetheirfatheratthewarfarintheSouthagain.Motherdidn’thaveenoughmoneytobuythema3andshedidn’tleavemuch.4theyexpectedtohaveaChristmaswiththeirparentsandpresents!Butaftertheyfoundtheirmother’soldslippers,thefour5girlsallstartedtothinkaboutwhattobuyforMotherasapresent.Theytookoutallthemoneytogethersomethingspecialand6her.WhenMrs.Marcharrivedhome,she7toldthegirlsshegotaletterfromtheirfather.Itwasaletterto8,andthespecialmessageforthegirlscameattheend,“Givethemallmyloveandakiss.Ithinkofthemeveryday.Iknowtheywillbelovingchildrentoyou,andthatwhenIcomeback,Iwillbe9thaneverwithmylittlewomen.”AteardroppedofftheendofJo’snose.Amyhidherfaceonhermother’sshoulder.“I’mselfish,”she10,“butI’lltrytobebetter.”“Weallwill!”criedMeg.“IthinktoomuchaboutthewayIlook,andhatetowork,11Iwon’tanymore.”Sothefourgirlsdecidedthattheywouldandtryveryhardtobe12.Theywouldneverbeangry,orlazy,orselfishandtheywouldall13eachother.Thentheystoppedtosingasong.Bethplayedtheold14,andMegandhermotherledthesinging.Joalwayssanginthewrongplace,butthegirlsnevergot15oldtosingtogether.1．A．something B．everything C．a(chǎn)nything D．nothing2．A．without B．with C．for D．except3．A．coat B．present C．glove D．mirror4．A．What B．Whata C．How D．Howa5．A．exciting B．independent C．serious D．selfish6．A．surprise B．expect C．cheat D．protect7．A．sadly B．excitedly C．a(chǎn)ngrily D．difficultly8．A．callthemup B．givethemup C．cheerthemup D．fixthemup9．A．softer B．morepleased C．moretruthful D．safer10．A．laughed B．smiled C．shouted D．cried11．A．a(chǎn)lthough B．unless C．but D．until12．A．good B．strong C．simple D．magic13．A．copy B．help C．interest D．hurt14．A．basketball B．chess C．piano D．radio15．A．so B．too C．quite D．very話題4科學(xué)技術(shù)Passage1Todayinscienceclass,wemadepaperairplanes.Ourteachersaid,“Wewillseewhichairplanefliesthefarthest.”O(jiān)fcourse,Iwantedminetoflyfartherthantheothers’.Westoodatthefrontofthe1andtookturnsthrowingourairplanes.Theteachermeasured(測量)howfareachairplanetravelled.Someairplanesflewonlytwometersandthenfelltothefloor.Mostoftheairplaneswentfarther.Theytravelledsevenoreightmeters.Itwasmy2.Istoodatthestartinglineandsaid,“One,two,three,go!”Ithrewitas3aspossible.Iexcitedlywatcheditflyhighabovethefloor.Afteraboutsixorsevenseconds,it4atthebackoftheroom.“Tenmeters!”saidourteacher.“Thatisthe5.”“Yeah,that’sit!Ididit!”Ijumpedandwasveryglad.Then,therewasonlyoneboyleft.Hethrewhisairplaneintotheair.Itflew6theroom,straightandfar.7,itwasalittlefartherthanmine.Theteachersaid,“Bill’sairplaneflewthefarthestofall.”Billsmiledhappily.Heranto8hisairplaneandshowedittous.Itturnedoutthatheaddedapaperclip(回形針)atthefrontoftheairplane,soitflewthefarthest.EveryonewasproudofBill.AlthoughIdidn’twin,Iwashappywiththe9.Itwasgoodenoughforme.Without10anything,mypaperplaneflewthefarthest.Iamreallyhappy!1．A．office B．library C．museum D．classroom2．A．change B．turn C．reply D．excuse3．A．hard B．early C．often D．long4．A．left B．hid C．moved D．landed5．A．tallest B．longest C．biggest D．farthest6．A．down B．below C．a(chǎn)cross D．near7．A．Suddenly B．Finally C．Especially D．Quickly8．A．giveup B．makeup C．pickup D．putup9．A．a(chǎn)dvice B．a(chǎn)nswer C．result D．message10．A．cutting B．hitting C．losing D．a(chǎn)ddingPassage2Lastweek,ourteacher,Mr.Yang,tookustoasciencemuseum.Thereweremanythingsonshow.Infrontofapictureoffire,he1.Hetoldusnobodycouldexactlytellwhenandhowpeoplediscoveredandlearnedtouse2.Butfirechangedtheworld.Inthesecondpicture,wesawthelightning(閃電)hitthetreeandsetitonfire.Besidesthis,someonerubbed(摩擦)tworockstogetherandthat3grasstostartburning.Sotheearliestfireintheworld4.Inthethirdpicture,somepeoplewerehuntinganimals.Theteachersaidpeoplecouldwarmthemselvesaroundthefire,sotheycouldmoveto5places.Andtheylosttheirthick,heavybodyhair6theydidn’tneedit.Peoplebegantohuntoncolddays.Then,somefurry(毛茸的)animalsweresleepingandpeoplecouldcatchthem7.Thenwecametothenextpicture.Somepeopleweremakingthingsingroupsaroundthefire.Thankstothelightthatfireprovided,peoplecould8.Thatgavethemtimetomaketools,clothesandotherthings.Peoplecouldcookfoodoverthefire.Thecookedfoodwasbetterfor9,sopeoplebeganlivinglonger.Atlast,ourteachertoldusthatlaterpeoplefoundmore10tousefire.Inaword,firewasausefuldiscovery.1．A．succeeded B．stopped C．cried D．ran2．A．tool B．electricity C．fire D．machine3．A．caused B．a(chǎn)dvised C．taught D．a(chǎn)fforded4．A．changed B．missed C．returned D．a(chǎn)ppeared5．A．bigger B．newer C．cooler D．wider6．A．before B．though C．unless D．because7．A．easily B．safely C．politely D．loudly8．A．putup B．takeup C．stayup D．turnup9．A．study B．health C．dream D．spirit10．A．lists B．goals C．things D．waysPassage3Thingswereofteninventedbecausetherewasaneedforthem.A14-year-oldboyfromCanadadidn’tlikewearingahattoschool,sowhenhe1onaFebruarymorningandfoundthetemperaturewas-30℃,hehada2.Hedidn’twanthisearstofreezetoice!Inordertosolveit,hemade“heatedearmuffs”!BetteNesmithGrahamwasatypist(打字員),butshewasnotverygoodattyping.Sheoftenmademistakesinherwork.To3her