Unit 3 語法填空 2022-2023學(xué)年人教版英語九年級(jí)全冊(cè)

Unit3語法填空專練2022—2023人教版英語九年級(jí)

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第一節(jié)語法填空。

閱讀下面短文，在空白處填入一個(gè)適當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~或括號(hào)內(nèi)單詞的正確形式。

A

“Thankyou“iswidely1.(use)intoday'ssociety.Itisaverygoodmanner.You

shouldsay“Thankyou*2.(when)othershelpyouorsaysomethingkindtoyou.For

example,whensomeone3.(open)thedoorforyou,whensomeonesaysyouhave

doneyourworkwell,whensomeonesaysyouhave4.(buy)aniceshirt,5.

yourcityisverybeautiful,youshouldsay“Thankyou”."Thankyou“isusednotonlybetween

friends,but6.betweenparentsandchildren,brothersandsisters,husbandsandwives.

“Excuseme“isanothershortpoliteusage.Weuse7.thesameas“Thankyou”.

Whenyouhearsomeonesaysobehindyou,you'dbettergettoknowthatsomebodywantsto

walkpastyouwithout8.(touch)you.Itisnotpolitetointerrupt(打斷)otherswhile

theyaretalking.Ifyouwanttohaveawordwithoneofthem,pleasesay“Excuseme”

9.(one),andthenbegintotalk.Youshouldalsodosowhenyouwanttocoughor

makeanyunpleasantnoisebeforeothers.Let*ssay“Thankyou"and"Excuseme"10.

therightsituation.

B

IalwayssaythatChineseNewYearisatimeforthethreeFs:family,friendsand

fireworks.The11.(one)twoIdon'thaveaproblemwith(naturally).Butthethirdoneis

moredangeroussometimes.I'dliketogiveyousomeadviceabouthowtoprotectourselves12

fireworks.

Neverusefireinordertoreadinstructionsofthefireworks.Useaflashlight13.

Donotwearanyloose(寬松的)clothingastheycan14.(easy)catchfire.

Donottrytosetofffireworksfromyourbalcony(陽臺(tái))orparkinglot.Findout

anl5.(open)spacethatisawayfromdrytrees,grasstoplayininstead.

Always16.(keep)somewaternearby.It'salwaysbettertobeprepared.Ifafirework

failstogooff,donotcheckitout.Instead,standafewmetersawayandquicklywet

17.withwater.

Donotsetofffireworkafter18.(drink).

Iftherearepeoplesettingofffireworksnearby,besuretostandfar19..Thefurther

awayyouare,the20.(good).

C

Jane:Boy,itreallymakesmetired.Ididn'tknowthatcross-countryskiingcouldbesuchhard

work.

Paul:Yeah,butjustthinkofhowmuchexerciseyou'regetting.Andwithcross-countryskiing

youdon'thavetofightthecrowds.That21.Ilikeit.Ihatefightingthecrowdsand

waitingforlifts.

Jane:Well,Iagree22.youthere.Andthepricehasreallygoneupforskilifttickets.At

leastwecansavelotsofmoneyby23.(do)cross-countryskiing.ButI'mstilltired.

Howmuch24.(far)tothewoodenhouse?

Paul:Weshouldbethereinaboutanhour.

Jane:Good.Icanmake25..It'dbenicetohaveaplacetorest.Whodidyousayown

thehouse?

Paul:It'soneofthewooden26.(house)ownedbythegovernment.They'refor

summerhikersorwinterskiers.I27.(buy)itamonthago.

Jane:Whywerethey28.(build)?

Paul:Intheverybeginning,somewereforfirelookoutsandsomeasshelter(避難處)forforest

serviceworkers.Butnowthegovernmentdoesn'tusethemanymore.We're

29.(luck)thereisonenearhereforustouse.

Jane:WhatI'dloveisahotfire30.somesouponthestove.

Paul:You'redreaming.Thehouseisforshelteronly.

Gettingtoplacescansometimesbedifficult,especiallywhenyouaregoingtoaplacefor

the(31)(one)time.

Inbigcities,manypeopletakebuses,taxisorsubwaystogetfromoneplaceto(32)(other).

Takingbusesisapopular(33)oftransportation.Ifyouareusingabus,youneedto

know(34)bustotakeandwhereyoucangeton.You(35)needtobeabletoreadthe

timetable,soyoucantaketherightbusandgettoyourplaceon(36)(time).Atlast,youneedto

know(37)togetoffandtotellthedriverthenameofthestation.

Inthecountryside,transportationcanbemuch(38)(simple).Insomeplaces,peoplegetto

schoolorwork(39)boat.Somechildrenrideinlong(40)(boat)ontherivertotheschool.In

otherplaces,studentswalktotheschool.

E

Howyouspeakonthetelephoneisveryimportant!Ifyouusegood

telephone(41)(skill),thecallerwillbehappy.Ifnot,theymaynotwanttodealwith(打

交道)youoryourcompanyagain.

(42)(one),makesureyouanswerthecallformally(正式地),givingyournameand

thenameofyourcompany.Thiswillletthecaller(43)(know)thatyouareprofessional.

Youshouldalsoremembertosmileasyouspeak,andusea(44)(friend)tone(語調(diào)).

Ifyousoundboredortoobusy,thecallerwillthinkyou(45)(is)polite.

Yourchoiceofwordscanmakeabig(46)(different),too.Forexample,ifyouhavenot

heardwhatacallersaid,itismuchmorepolite(47)(say)"I'msorry.Couldyousaythis

again,please?59(48)(than)tosimplysay“What?”.

Similarly,ifacalleraskstospeaktosomeone,don'tjustsay"yes"or"no”.Ifthepersonis

available,saythatyouwillputthecallerthroughto(49)(they).Iftheyareunavailable,

explainwheretheyare,andthentakeamessage.

Ineithersituation,youwillalsoneedtogetsomeinformationaboutthecaller,suchastheir

nameorcompany.Makesureyougetallthatyouneedand,mostimportantly,askfor

it(50)(polite)!

AliceandHeWei(51)(visit)theFunTimesParkyesterday.Theyfirstvisitedthe

SpaceWorld.Theywenttothenewride.Alicewas(52)(scare)atfirst.HeWei

told(53)(she)tojust(54)(shout)orholdhishand.Hethinksyouneverknowuntil

youtrysomething.Alicefoundthat(55)(is)sobad,shewasglad(56)(try)it.After

theride,Alicefelt(57)(hunger).SoHeWeisuggestedWaterCityRestaurantinWater

World.Itservesdelicious(58)(hamburger)andhotdogs.Ontheway,theyfoundarock

band(59)(play)atUncleBob飛everyevening.(60)(so)theydecidedtocome

herefbrdinnerlater.

G

MyfamilymovedtoAmericalastyearfromasmalltowninnorthChina.

Ihaveapart-timejobasa61.(wait)inaChineserestaurant.Oneday,whenIwas

servingfoodtoamiddle-agedcouple,thewifeaskedmehowIcouldbringtheirfoodso62.

(quick).ItoldherIalwaysrespectedtheelderly.Ifoundherbecome63.(happy)when

sheheardthat.Mymanageralsoheardmywordsatthattime.Hetookmeasideandtoldmethat

Americansaresensitiveand64.(hate)thedescriptionof"old”.Ithenwalked65.

tothetableandpolitelysaidsorrytothewife.Aftertheylearnedaboutthe66.(reason),

theyunderstoodthattheproblemwascausedbyculture67.(different),sothey

laughed.

IntheUSApeoplethink"growingold“isaproblem.Theremanypeopletrytokeep

themselvesawayfromgrowingoldbyexercise,likejoggingor68.(swim).WhenI

toldthecoupleIrespectedtheelderly,theygotangrybecausethismadethemfeelthey69.

(fail)tostayyoung.Theydidn'twanttohearthat.

NowIhavechangedthewayI70.(treat)theelderly.Istillrespectthem,butnow

inadifferent,lessdirectway.

Unit3語法填空專練2022—2023人教版英語九年級(jí)

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第一節(jié)語法填空。

閱讀下面短文，在空白處填入一個(gè)適當(dāng)?shù)膯卧~或括號(hào)內(nèi)單詞的正