2025年秋人教版九年级期中考前押题--语法填空专练（含答案）

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Federic , wh is frm Argentina, is a 33-year-ld man and has a gift fr languages. He has learned English, German, Italian and Latin. At the age f 19, he was 1 (interest) in Chinese and started t learn it. Later, he married a girl wh is frm Shanghai. 2 2018, they mved t her hmetwn where he studied linguistics (语言学) at Shanghai University and gt a master’s degree (硕士学位).
One day, by chance, Federic 3 (meet) Mr Feng in a WeChat grup. Mr Feng is frm Jinshan and studies dialects (方言). In April 2019, Federic fllwed Mr Feng t his hmetwn Zhujing Twn. After that, he decided 4 (study) Jinshan dialects with Mr Feng.
“We wrk well tgether,” said Mr Feng. “Federic is a schlar (学者). He knws hw t study languages in 5 scientific way. He uses equipment t recrd dialects. And he marks the 6 (prnunce) f dialects. I myself dn’t majr in linguistics, but I knw mre abut lcal culture.”
It tk Federic abut fur hurs t travel frm his hme t Jinshan. Hwever, he went there at least nce a week. His hard wrk paid ff and he 7 (cllect) a lt f infrmatin and materials abut the lcal dialect fr 5 years. “We are writing a bk abut ur five years f study,” he said.
Federic is als studying dialects frm ther parts f Shanghai. “Dialects make yu always 8 (remember) where yu are frm.”
Tday, many yung peple knw little abut their dialects. 9 it cntinues, dialects may be lst. He hpes that mre peple 10 (jin) him in prtecting dialects.
Passage 2
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Frm the Sanxingdui Ruins t the Nanhai N. 1 shipwreck, plenty f discveries tell us a lt abut China’s past. In cnsideratin f their great histrical value, a cultural reality shw has 1 (cme) ut t tell the stries f six cultural treasures, including the tw mentined abve. The shw named The Mystery f China nt nly shws us arund these cultural treasures 2 asks experts questins t help us get a better understanding f them.
T narrw dwn their 3 (chse) t six, the prductin team f the shw visited many f China’s well-knwn cultural sites and cmpared them 4 (careful). They als met a lt f challenges when 5 (make) this shw. Making an intrductin f these cultural treasures in the best way was amng them.
“If we fllw the time rder, we’ll have t start frm the Xia, Shang and Zhu dynasties r even 6 (early). China’s histry is s lng that it’s 7 (pssible) fr us t cmplete that,” said Li, the shw’s directr.
“A cllectin f ryal bjects frm the Tang Dynasty was accidentally fund by smene in 8 small village in Shaanxi in 1970. Wh hid them under grund and why did they d s? We hpe t help uncver all these mysteries t make peple learn mre abut ur natin and 9 (it) shining culture.”
Accrding t Li, “wh we are” and “where we cme frm” are key questins. “We expect every persn can get their answers 10 watching this shw. That’s ne f the shw’s purpses,” Li said.
Passage 3
阅读下面短文，在空格处填入一个适当的词或使用括号中的词语的正确形式填空，并将答案填在答题卡规定的位置。
Teenagers live very busy lives nw and ften frget t think abut their diets and exercise. The truth is, healthy eating with regular exercise is the nly way 1 (keep) fit. Making small but cnsistent chices every day can 2 (great) imprve yur verall well-being.
During yur teenager years, it is imprtant t give yur bdy the energy it 3 (need). Teenage girls need abut 2,200 calries a day and bys need a bit 4 (much). Dctrs suggest 50% f yur calries shuld cme 5 rice, bread, vegetables and fruit. Yu als need t drink a lt f water, 6 t 8 glasses a day. Drinking enugh water will imprve yur skin and give yu healthy hair. Prper nutritin (营养) als supprts 6 (grw) and brain functin (功能).
Exercise is smething that can help yu t be healthy. Teenagers 7 (advise) t spend at least 30 minutes exercising, five times a week. Finding an activity yu enjy makes it easier t stick t a rutine. When yu exercise, yur bdy prduces smething that makes yu feel 8 (relax). It can even help yu sleep better at night and let yu be mre attentive and cnfident 9 yu study. Staying active is a key part f 10 balanced lifestyle.
Passage 4
阅读下面短文，在空白处填入一个适当的词，或填入括号中所给单词的正确形式。
In recent years, mre and mre peple in China are jining in freign festivals. And peple have 1 (difference) ideas n celebrating them. Sme think it is a gd way t learn abut cultures frm ther cuntries, while thers say we shuld pay mre attentin t ur wn traditins.
Celebrating freign festivals 2 (help) peple share ideas and get clser. Fr example, when we celebrate Mther’s Day,we can shw ur lve t ur mthers and spend mre time 3 them, which makes ur relatinship with them better. It can als make ur life mre clrful and 4 (interested). We can have parties 5 enjy delicius fd during these festivals.
But sme wrry freign festivals may make us frget ur wn festivals. Our wn festivals, like 6 Spring Festival and the Mid-Autumn Festival, have deep meanings. These festivals are key parts f ur culture and shuld be kept alive.
I believe we can enjy bth. Trying freign festivals des nt mean that we 7 (frget) ur traditins. We can learn frm ther 8 (culture) and als keep ur wn traditins. Fr example, we can use Earth Day’s ideas 9 (make) traditinal festivals greener, while telling thers abut the Dragn Bat Festival’s stries.
10 (last), freign festivals let us learn new things, but ur wn traditins are special. Let’s learn frm different cultures and make ur life mre clrful. By caring fr bth, we respect ur culture and help create a friendly wrld.
Passage 5
阅读下面短文，根据括号内所给汉语注释写出单词的正确形式(每空一词)。
The Spring Festival is the mst imprtant hliday in China. It starts with the 1 (农历) new year. Befre it begins, peple clean their hmes t sweep away dust. They als put red 2 (对联) n drs t bring luck. This is a special 3 (风俗) that shws hpe fr the new year.
On New Year’s 4 (前夜), families have a big dinner tgether. It is a time fr a happy 5 (团圆). Peple ck many dishes. Children ften get red envelpes as a lucky treat. T shw lve, family members 6 (表达) wishes fr health and jy.
During the festival, peple feel full f 7 (幸福). They stay with their 8 (亲戚) and enjy happy mments. Many families 9 (放置) ut snacks and fruits t welcme guests. This festival helps everyne feel warm and clse.
Passage 6
阅读下面短文，在空白处填入一个适当的单词或填入括号内单词的正确形式。
With the develpment f China, there is mre need fr learning Chinese. S many 1 (learning) f Chinese start t use nline apps. There are many 2 (help) nline apps, such as Wukng, Duling and Chineasy: Learn Chinese 3 (easy).
Tday, Duling ffers new 4 (curse) fr learning Chinese. Peple can learn mre abut Chinese culture, such as the Spring Festival, martial arts (武术), 5 Peking Opera. There is als cultural learning abut everyday life.
Sixteen-year-ld Isabelle cmes frm a Chinese family in France. She lived in China frm 3 t 7 befre 6 (mve) t the US. Three years ag, she started learning Chinese again, and 7 (find) that it was fun. She spends abut five minutes a day 8 language-learning app Duling, which has lasted fr ver 300 days. With her teacher frm Shanghai n screen, she reads bks and 9 (practice) cnversatins. “I think Chinese will be 10 (real) mre and mre imprtant. My grandma and ther family members speak it, s I hpe t talk with 11 (they) in Chinese,” she says.
Ken, a 12 (Japan) man, whse wife is frm China, uses Duling 13 (imprve) his Chinese twice a week. Fr him, reading is much 14 (difficult) because many f the Chinese characters have tw r three prnunciatins, s he ften makes mistakes. But he keeps trying. S far, he 15 (make) great prgress.
Passage 7
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Recently, an ancient Chinese tea trick called chabaixi, has been rediscvered by hit TV series A Dream f Splendr. It’s 1 t the latte art (咖啡拉花艺术).
Chabaixi is ne f the twelve steps f diancha. And it’s the star f the shw. Peple will grind (磨碎) the tea 2 it frms a pwder (粉末), and whisk (搅拌) it t prduce fam (泡沫) n the surface f the liquid. When the fam becmes thick, peple can use clear water t draw sme patterns n it. Chabaixi can create many different 3 (kind) f patterns such as bambs and muntains.
Chabaixi riginated in the Tang Dynasty and was ppular in the Sng Dynasty. 4 , this skill was lst fr a lng time. In the 1980s, Zhang Zhifeng, a tea artist frm Fujian prvince started 5 (find) ways t bring the art back. After 20 years, Zhang finally 6 (success) in 2009. With 7 (special) made tea and a scp, Zhang was able t draw n the surface f the tea using a cmplicated skill. And in 2017, chabaixi was 8 (list) as a prvincial-level intangible cultural heritage f Fujian prvince.
“As a unique art frm in China, chabaixi gives us 9 windw int peple’s lifestyle in the Sng Dynasty. This skill must be passed 10 t the next generatins s they can understand its histry,” Zhang said.
Passage 8
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The way Chinese peple eat with chpsticks is very special in the wrld. We knw that chpsticks have a histry f ver 3,000 years. They were called “zhu (箸)” 1 ancient Chinese. They seem very simple t use, but in fact, they can be used in different 2 (way), such as picking, turning ver, lifting up, tearing and s n.
In China, chpsticks are regarded as a 3 (luck) symbl. Fr example, at weddings (婚礼), chpsticks are used as 4 present because the Chinese characters fr “chpsticks” and “quick” have the same prnunciatin. It 5 (stand) fr gd wishes. Peple hpe the newly-married cuple can have a baby 6 (quick).
Chpsticks have ther special cultural meanings. Different frm 7 (use) a knife and frk r ne’s wn hands, a pair f chpsticks als shws the idea—“Harmny is what matters”, which suggests getting alng well with each ther.
Chpsticks 8 (be) als highly praised by westerners, wh think they are an imprtant sign f Chinese traditins. They are bth eating tls in Asia 9 a symbl f Asian culture. Chpsticks have a big influence arund the wrld. Peple in many cuntries have learned t use 10 (they). They bring peple clser t Chinese fd and traditins!
Passage 9
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Labubu has becme ne f the mst ppular tys amng Chinese teenagers. This summer, Labubu, a “mnster” lking dll, has a sft face 1 large eyes, nine sharp teeth, a furry bdy and rabbit-like ears. It has 2 (win) the hearts f many peple arund the wrld. On resale markets, the prices f Labubu dlls have gne up a lt. One dll can cst 3 (hundred) f dllars. They are in such high demand that they made abut $1.8 billin last year.
Pp Mart was funded in 2010 by Wang Ning frm Henan. Nw it has ver 400 stres and 2,000 ty machines 4 (call) rbshps (机器人商店). Because f the ppularity f tys like Labubu, Wang Ning became the 5 (ten) richest persn in China, with $20 billin.
Labubu was created by Kasing Lung, 6 artist frm Hng Kng. It first appeared in a picture bk in 2015. Labubu’s lk is different frm that f 7 (traditin) cute tys. It has a “bad-by” lk, which many peple, especially yung peple, really like. It’s like Labubu is nt trying t be perfect, and that makes it cl.
Anther reasn fr Labubu’s success is the “blind-bx” way f selling. 8 yu buy a blind bx, yu dn’t knw which Labubu dll yu will get inside. Peple want t pen mre bxes t find their favrite r a rare (稀有的) ne. Sme rare Labubu dlls are s 9 t get that they can be sld fr much mre mney. Labubu als wrks with famus brands and stars. Many stars like Lisa and Bieber enjy 10 (share) their phts with Labubu nline. These bring mre attentin t Labubu and make it even mre ppular.
Passage 10
阅读下面短文，在空白处填入适当的单词或括号内单词的正确形式。
As Grade 9 students, there are many difficulties in ur lives and studies. I wnder 1 yu will face them r run away frm them. Anyway, think 2 (tw) befre acting.
First, we shuld regard them as challenges and face them 3 (brave). Remember, there is always a 4 (cnnect) between challenges and chances. Secndly, we must step ut f ur cmfrt zne (舒适圈) and try t slve these difficulties step by step. Fr example, if we get stuck (困住) n a questin, we can slve it by 5 (break) it dwn int small parts first. We als need t find ut what we can learn frm these difficulties and turn them int grwth. It truly needs curage and cnfidence t defeat (打败) them. Everything 6 (be) pssible because we have kept n trying s far. It is necessary and imprtant fr us t listen carefully in class and take 7 active part in all kinds f practice. We shuld als cperate (合作) with ur partners r team members with care. Mst imprtantly, we must pay full attentin 8 what we’re learning—put away mbile phnes, set small gals, and stay away frm distractins (干扰). The harder we wrk, the 9 (bright) future we will have. Only in this way can we becme mre capable (有能力的) and cnfident. There’s n shrt cut.
Whatever challenges we may face, always remember, we study nt nly fr 10 (us), but als fr ur cuntry—China. Strng yuth, strng cuntry. Let’s g n fighting until we succeed. Cme n, guys!
Passage 11
Nick is 1 14-year-ld schlby. His life is full f exams and studies n 2 (weekday). He has little free time. He thinks playing cmputer games 3 (be) the best way t make 4 (he) relax. When he has free time, he sits in frnt 5 the cmputer. Just in that way, he desn’t eat r drink fr several hurs. Last weekend, he played games n the cmputer again. He was t 6 (excite) and didn’t want t mve. He didn’t have anything fr six hurs. When he had t g t the bathrm, he 7 (find) he culd nt mve. He was taken t the hspital. The dctr tld him he shuld have a gd rest and pay attentin t 8 (d) sprts.
After cming back frm the hspital, Nick fllws the 9 (dctr) advice. He ften plays sccer with his friends. 10 smetimes he still plays cmputer games n weekends, he never des it fr lng. Nw he lives a happy and healthy life.
Passage 12
In the twn f Qiantng in Ningb, Zhejiang Prvince, there is a team f yung lin dancers. The lin dance team is mainly m 1 up f primary schl students frm the twn. During the Spring Festival, they gave a wnderful perfrmance and caught lts f peple’s a 2 .
Tng Panfeng, the children’s cach, was brn and grew up in Qiantng. He had a great passin fr the traditinal perfrmance.
In 1993, Tng began t be greatly i 3 in the traditinal art f lin dance after knwing that his grandpa u 4 t be a lin dancer. Then he made up his m 5 t restre (恢复) this amazing traditin. In 2015, Tng traveled t many places such as Shandng, Anhui and Guangxi t v 6 the lin dancers and learn abut the art.
After returning t his hmetwn, Tng started t prmte the traditinal art. Hwever, he fund it was difficult t d it a 7 . S he decided t get mre peple t jin him. He began t teach children in a primary schl t d the lin dance as an after-schl activity. Frm then n, grups f yung bys and girls culd ften be seen p 8 fr hurs during the weekends.
“Ding lin dance is nt nly inheriting (继承) the traditinal culture f ur hmetwn, but als ding gd t ur bdy. We all lve this sprt very much,” said a m 9 f the team. Far frm just a perfrmance, Tng b 10 that the lin dance shws the high spirit f Chinese natin and the pride f the Chinese peple. “Where there are Chinese, there are lin dancers,” Tng said prudly.
Passage 13
阅读下面短文，根据语境或所给单词的提示，在每个空格内填入一个恰当的词，要求所填的词意义准确、形式正确，使短文意思完整、行文连贯。
On May 3, Yichang Plice Statin made histry by firstly using a “rbt plice dg” in Hubei. Wrking 1 real plice dgs, the rbt plice dg was sent t patrl (巡逻) and d smething else.
As a newcmer t the plice statin, the rbt plice dg 2 (interest) many nlkers (旁观者) at that time. With tw large “eyes” n 3 (it) back, it always mnitrs the mvements f peple arund it. It tries t find anyne with bad intentins (意图). When the rbt plice dg 4 (find) that a visitr leaves his bag n a bench, it will say, “A lst thing is fund.”
5 f heavy rain, the plicemen made indr patrls n May 3. Hwever, the brave rbt plice dg still made utdr patrls. When kids saw the rbt plice dg 6 (wrk) in the rain, they even came up t hld 7 umbrella fr it. Hwever, a little water is nthing t the rbt plice dg. It can wrk even in 8 (temperature) as high as 60℃ r as lw as ﹣40℃.
Visitrs 9 (real) welcmed the patrls f the rbt plice dg. A visitr said, “Sme elderly peple and 10 (child) may be afraid f real dgs. I hpe we culd see mre rbt plice dgs in the future.”
Passage 14
根据内容填写所缺单词或用所给单词的正确形式填空，使语篇意思完整。
Night schls are nthing new tday. Li Mei is 1 engineer in the day. But in the evening, she becmes a student at a night schl in Chengdu. She is trying new 2 (hbby) with her 5-year-ld sn, such as cking and singing. She used t spend evenings watching her sn play in the park. Nw she can try new things 3 him at a night schl.
A grwing number f Chinese peple g t night schls. They can learn 4 (clr) things, frm art 5 sprts, fr free. Yung peple wh want t lk fr new skills and friends g t night schls.
In the 1980s, many peple 6 (g) t night schls fr further educatin. Hwever, night schls were gne because mre peple gt higher educatin. Sme new night schls came t Shanghai last autumn. Then mre night schls 7 (quick) appeared in ther cities. Fr example, Miss Wang frm Shandng thinks that night schls are gd places 8 (make) friends. “I used t spend much f my time alne. I have felt mre cnnected with mdern sciety 9 I became a student f the night schl,” she said.
Yung peple wish t make themselves better s that 10 (they) daily lives can be meaningful. That has made night schls develp rapidly.
Passage 15
阅读下面短文，在空白处填入一个适当的单词或用括号内单词的正确形式填空。
Last Friday night, the weather was 1 (real) bad. It was raining 2 (heavy). I thught the schl trip wuld be canceled (取消) 3 the weather was bad. I went t bed early that night, hping that it wuld be 4 nice day the next day.
I wke up early the next mrning. I lked thrugh the windw. The rain 5 (stp)! The sky was full f cluds. They lked s beautiful.
I went t schl and everybdy was 6 (excite). We culd 7 (g) n a trip tgether. When we arrived 8 the cuntry park, we fund that the sun was shining. We played games and enjyed urselves very much there. 9 , we culdn’t fly the kite because it was nt windy at all.
At fur ’clck, it was time 10 (leave). Miss Black said it might becme fggy (有雾的) sn, s we picked up ur things quickly and left.