2024-2025学年人教版九年级全册英语上学期专题训练：完形填空（含答案）

中小学教育资源及组卷应用平台 中小学教育资源及组卷应用平台 2024-2025学年人教版九年级全册英语上学期专题训练：完形填空 根据短文内容, 从A、B、C、D四个选项中选出一个能填入相应空格内的最佳答案, 并把答题卡上对应题目的答案标号涂黑。 Have you ever seen people watching short videos on apps like Kuaishou and Douyin while waiting for the bus or on the subway These are called micro-dramas, and they are becoming very 1 . Micro-dramas are not just popular in China, but all around the world. A big company from the US, Sensor Tower, says that at least 2 than 40 apps that show these dramas have become available for people everywhere. By early 2024, these apps have been 3 over 55 million times! People from different countries enjoy watching these micro-dramas 4 they are exciting and have lots of surprises. The stories move 5 and keep you wanting to see 6 happens next. Liu Jinlong, who is in charge of an app called Short TV, told that this is what makes them fun to watch. Micro-dramas are also popular because they are very 7 . Each part can be only from a few seconds to just two minutes long. This means you can watch a 8 story while you are on your way to school or work. Most of these dramas are made to be watched on your 9 , so you can see them without having to turn your screen around. In the future, micro-dramas might help 10 more of China’s culture with the world. But there is a problem: many of these dramas have similar themes. So, micro-dramas are a fun way to enjoy stories on your phone, and they might even help people around the world learn more about Chinese culture. But the dramas should cover more topics, not just the usual ones like time travel. 1．A．interesting B．popular C．meaningful D．fantastic 2．A．more B．less C．rather D．better 3．A．used B．read C．sold D．downloaded 4．A．though B．unless C．because D．until 5．A．friendly B．directly C．slowly D．quickly 6．A．how B．what C．why D．when 7．A．long B．quick C．short D．slow 8．A．whole B．fairy C．true D．bedtime 9．A．phone B．TV C．computer D．watch 10．A．express B．spread C．bring D．share Becky Schroeder was only ten when she came up with the idea of the glow-paper (发光纸). Two years later, in 1974, she became the 11 female to get a patent (专利) in the US. The idea came to her when she tried to do her homework in the family car, while her mother was going shopping. As it was getting 12 , she couldn’t see the words on her notebook clearly. And she didn’t have any lighting tools. She thought how nice it would be to have a piece of paper that could glow and allow her to write without 13 . Most kids would just imagine, but Becky took this idea a step further. She decided to invent a 14 that would do that. She took out those toys which glow in the dark. After researching how they worked, she 15 that they all used special paint. The paint can store energy when a light 16 on it and then glow in the dark. Becky bought some paint the next day. In the darkest room in her house, she 17 spent ... ...