牛津广州版英语九年级完形填空、阅读理解试题及答案3

牛津广州版英语九年级完形填空、阅读理解试题及答案3第二节语法选择（共10个小题：每小题1分，满分10分）阅读下面的短文，按照句子结构的语法性和上下文连贯的要求，从26～35各题所给的A、B、C和D项中的选出最佳选项。

A little boy named Tyler was walking down the street. His schoolbag was heavy and his feet were slow. He kept on going, stopping now and then only to pick up an empty can or a piece of paper. His heart felt as heavy as his schoolbag when he opened the door to his house and went inside.His mother was in the kitchen and making supper. She smiled and said, “Tyler, what happened? Is everything okay? “Nothing is Okay, Mum. Nothing will ever be okay again.”He stood in the middle of the kitchen. “It seems that you have had a bad day, Tyler. Is there anything I can do to help?”“That’s just the thing, Mum. We can’t help. There’s nothing we can do.”He sat down at the table and put his head in his hands. His mother sat down and waited for a moment until he began to speak again. “Today, the teacher talked about the Earth Day. I’m worried about our environment.” His mother thought for a minute and said, “It seems that you are very concerned about it, but did you know that you can do a lot to protect the environment? For example, you can take part in the activities on Tree-Planting Day. You can be an environmental volunteer. Don’t you worry so much?”Tyler smiled after hearing what his mother said.( )36. A. are B. is C. was D. were( )37. A. inside B. outside C. out of D. into( )38. A. Something B. Everything C. Anything D. Nothing( )39. A. He B. It C. She D. Mine( )40. A. sit B. sits C. sat D. will sat( )41. A. although B. until C. unless D. if( )42. A. my B. we C. us D. our( )43. A. and B. or C. but D. so( )44. A. may B. must C. can D. need( )45. A. before B. after C. while D. asDADBC BDCCB三、完形填空（共10小题：每小题1分，满分10分）Here are a few basic tips on how to help protect your children when they play online games. Watch. Check out the games your children play and with whom they play. Place the 1 in a place where it can be easily monitored if needed.Set rules. You should do this 37 your children go online, and make sure that they understand them. The rules include limiting play time and never chatting with 38 . At the same time, 39 any personal information is not safe. 40 your kids never to give out any personal information such as their name, age, or home address, pictures of themselves, or to agree to meet someone in person, when using online chats.Use Voice Chatting wisely. Some game systems 41 Voice chatting with other players through he use of headset. This is not good for children.Teach your kids safe habits. Tell your kids that if they feel 42 with anything that’s going onin a game, they should stop playing and tell you about it 43 , so you can record and report it if necessary.Participate. One of the 44 ways to protect your kids is to play with them. This may be the thing they don’t want you to do, especially as they grow older, but it’s a good way to help 45 learn how to deal with others online while still having fun.( )36. A. phone B. computer C. dictionary D. food 名( )37. A. before B. after C. once D. since连( )38. A. doctors B. listeners C. neighbors D. strangers名( )39. A. giving up B. giving out C. putting up D. taking out 动( )40. A. Find B. Call C. Advise D. Refuse动( )41. A. allow B. lose C. show D. break动( )42. A. worried B. uncomfortable C. tired D. excited形( )43. A. only B. really C. nearly D. immediately副( )44. A. slowest B. most difficult C. safest D. most interesting 形( )45. A. us B. you C. him D. them代BADBC ABDCD四、阅读理解（共20小题：每小题2分，满分40分） 46---65阅读下列短文，从每题所给的A、B、C和D项中，选出最佳选项。

AMonsieur Signy l’Abbaye was a famous artist in his day. Bartoli, a rich Italian patron, said to him, “I’d like a picture of myself on the wall. It’s 20 feet tall.” The artist agreed.A week passed. “How is it going?” asked the hopeful Bartoli.Answering him from behind a curtain, the artist said, “A work of art takes a while.” Bartoli was unhappy, and he left the room.A month passed. “How is it going?” Bartoli asked.“I need more time,” the artist said, again from behind the curtain.Another three or four months passed, and finally, half a year went by. The patron came to see his picture, “It must be finished by now. Today I will see it!” he shouted.The artist said, “That’s fine.” And he pulled aside the 20-foot curtain.Bartoli stood for a minute. His eyes turned red. He clearly did not like his picture4. He became very angry.“It is terrible!” shouted Bartoli, and he told the artist to leave right now.So what was wrong with the painting? The artist wasn’t sorry. He had enjoyed painting it. Perhaps his patron couldn’t understand his cubist expression, but Picasso would have been proud. If the truth was told, the patron wouldn’t be angry.( )56. Where did the artist paint for the patron?A. On a wall.B. On a piece of cloth.C. On a table.D. On the ground.( )57. How long did it take the artist to finish the painting?A. Three months.B. Four months.C. Six months.D. One year.( )58. Why did it take the artist so long time to finish the painting?A. Because he was not good at painting.B. Because he didn’t like the parton.C. Because he was serious about the painting.D. Because the patron didn’t give him enough money.( )59. Which of the following is TRUE?A. The patron liked the painting very much.B. The patron was from Italy.C. No one could understand the painting.D. The artist was angry about the patron.( )60. The writer probably thinks the painting is ___.A. badB. expensiveC. goodD. cheapACCBCBA policeman was testing three girl detectives on how to find a suspect. He showed the first girl a picture for five seconds and then hid it.“This is a suspect. How would you find him?”The first girl said, “That’s easy. He only has one eye!” He said, “Well…,uh…,that’s because the picture shows the side of his face.”Then he showed the picture to the second girl and asked her the same question. The second girl laughed and said, “Ha! He’d be really easy to catch because he only has one ear!”He said angrily, “What’s the matter with you two? Of course, you can only see one eye and one ear because it’s a picture of his side!”He felt disappointed. At last, he showed it to the third girl. The girl looked at the picture carefully for a moment and said, “Hmm, the suspect wears a contact lense.”He was surprised because he really didn’t know himself whether the suspect wore contact lenses or not. He went to the office, checked the suspect’s file in his computer, and came back with a smile on his face. “Wow! I can’t believe it. It’s TRUE! The suspect does wear contact lenses. Good work! How were you able to get such an answer?”“That’s easy,” the girl replied. “He can’t wear regular glasses because he only has one eye and one ear.”( )61. The policeman asked the three girl questions to ___.A. know their likes and dislikesB. see which girl could draw picture bestC. test their skills in finding suspectsD. see which girl could become a policeman in the future( )62. What did the picture show?A. A man’s long legs.B. One side of a man’s face.C. A man’s two feet.D. Two sides of a man’s face.( )63. What might the policeman feel in the end?A. Angrily.B. Nervous.C. Excited.D. Happy.( )64. Which girl’s answer was best for the policeman?A. The first one.B. The second one.C. The third one.D. None of them.( )65. What’s the best title for this passage?A. A policeman and SuspectB. How to Find a SuspectC. The Smart SuspectD. Three Girl DetectivesCBADDCWould you like to climb up the side of a tall building like Spider-Man? In a few years you may be able to do this. Scientists are trying to make a type of tape that may let humans climb walls. These scientists say that people will be able to put on tape-covered gloves and socks and then hang upside down!Scientists got the idea for the tape by studying small lizards called geckos. Geckos can stick to any surface. They can even hang upside down by a toe. For a long time scientists did not know how geckos could do these things.Some people surmised that geckos had tiny suction cups on their feet. But scientists learned something different. Scientists learned that the gecko’s feet are sticky because of millions of tiny hairs called setae. These hairs are on the gecko’s toes. Each hair acts like a magnet when the gecko is walking.Scientists studied the tiny hairs of the gecko foot. Then the scientists made a new kind of tape. They did this by making very small plastic hairs. They stuck the hair to a flat surface. This tape is both sticky and strong. But the tape becomes less sticky after a while. The tape also costs a lot to make.Until scientists find a better way to make the tape, it is not likely to be used by many people.Scientists think that people will be able to use gecko tape in many ways. It could be used to make tires that grip had roads and robots that can climb walls. It might also be used to hold skin together after surgery.Scientists are very excited about how this tape can be used. Gecko tape may become another invention that uses ideas from nature to help improve people’s lives.( )66. Why does the author talk about Spider-man in paragraph 12?A. To help the reader understand how sticky the tape is.B. To explain to the reader how the scientists think.C. To get the reader to try something new.D. To tell the reader more interesting story about Spider-man.( )67. Which sentence best shows how important the gecko tape could be?A. Until scientists find a better way to make the tape, it is not likely to be used by many people.B. Scientists are very excited about how this tape can be used.C. Scientists got the idea for the tape by studying small lizards called geckosD. Scientists think that people will be able to use gecko tape in many ways.( )68. What does the underlined word surmised mean?A. 猜想B. 试验C. 证实D. 推翻( )69. Which of the following sentences belongs in the empty circle?A. Has tiny hairs made of plastic.B. Has hairs on its toes that act like a magnet.C. Has helped scientists make a new type of tape.D. Has something that make scientist satisfied.( )70. This passage mainly tells us ____A. the living habit of geckosB. an imagination scientists get from geckosC. some new kind of inventionsD. some inventions scientists got idea from natureDWhen one raise the questions of how early parents should begin reading to their children, the answer is simple and usually the same—as early as possible.In fact, some experts advise parents to begin reading to their children even before they are born. Reading to the unborn child can have a good effect even though the unborn child is, of course, unable to understand the words. The voice of the mother and the father can have acalming effect on the baby.As the child grows and becomes able to understand more, reading to the child becomes even more important. Recent research by the University of Nebraska—Lincoln points out that, generally, the younger the age at which a child’s parents begin to read to him, or her, the faster that child will develop thinking skills. It is helpful for the child to be able to speak and read themselves.Of course, that’s not to say parents should start reciting Shakespeare’s works to one-year-old child! It is just as important to choose suitable reading materials as it is to read at all.For the first twelve months of baby’s life, it is impossible for the child to make any real connection between the spoken and written word. During this period, the child is more likely to enjoy books with lots of bright colors and pictures. Between the ages of 1 and 2, as the child learns to talk, they will begin to collect different sound groups. Books with lots of repetition and rhyming are therefore appropriate. From the age of 2 the child should be able to understand and appreciate more text and simple stories. Parents can show their children books that they enjoy. ( )71. From the passage we can know that reading to the unborn child____.A. is not an easy thingB. can have a good effectC. may take a lot of timeD. can make the child happy( )72. For the first twelve months babies, what kind of books are they likely to enjoy?A. Books with long stories.B. Books with simple stories.C. Books with lots of bright colors and rhyming.D. Books with lots of repetition and rhyming.( )73. What does the underlined word “appropriate” mean in Chinese?A. 方便的B. 轻松的C. 古怪的D.适合的( )74. Which of the following is TRUE according to the passage?A. Parents just need to read to their children after they are born.B. Reciting shakespeare’s works to one-year-old children is not necessary.C. The unborn child is able to understand the words that his/her parents read.D. When the child is able to understand, reading to the child becomes less important. ( )75. The best title for this passage is ____.A. Early Reading for childrenB. How to Read for the Parents.C. How to Help Children with Reading.D. Children Who Enjoy Reading.BCDBA。