2025年全优课堂九年级英语下册
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Ⅰ. 完形填空。
Which is more important for success, talent or hard work? I believe that hard work comes before talent. Talent is something that one is born with. It is a great ability that makes success easier. Mozart is a great musician. He showed talent when he was very young. He could even play the piano well at the age of 4.
But ordinary (普通的) people need to find out their weaknesses and make every effort to get over them. It is through hard work that they will succeed.
Life is like a long - distance race. Talent can help us at the beginning, but the one who crosses the finish line first is the winner. During the race, hard work is the key. And no one can make a difference without this key.
It is said, “Hard work beats talent when talent fails to work hard, so even talent needs hard work.” Einstein was talented, but could he have worked out his theories (理论) if he had just sat on a sofa and done nothing? It was his great effort that made him a great scientist.
Hard work can help both the ordinary person and the talent. Everyone should work hard and the gate of success won’t open unless we put our all into life.
1. A. after B. before C. since D. beside
2. A. longer B. huger C. farther D. easier
3. A. just B. even C. then D. still
4. A. weaknesses B. advantages C. doubts D. abilities
5. A. change B. win C. develop D. succeed
6. A. finds B. crosses C. draws D. offers
7. A. mistake B. decision C. difference D. promise
8. A. chooses B. means C. fails D. manages
9. A. nothing B. everything C. something D. anything
10. A. because B. when C. unless D. whether
Which is more important for success, talent or hard work? I believe that hard work comes before talent. Talent is something that one is born with. It is a great ability that makes success easier. Mozart is a great musician. He showed talent when he was very young. He could even play the piano well at the age of 4.
But ordinary (普通的) people need to find out their weaknesses and make every effort to get over them. It is through hard work that they will succeed.
Life is like a long - distance race. Talent can help us at the beginning, but the one who crosses the finish line first is the winner. During the race, hard work is the key. And no one can make a difference without this key.
It is said, “Hard work beats talent when talent fails to work hard, so even talent needs hard work.” Einstein was talented, but could he have worked out his theories (理论) if he had just sat on a sofa and done nothing? It was his great effort that made him a great scientist.
Hard work can help both the ordinary person and the talent. Everyone should work hard and the gate of success won’t open unless we put our all into life.
1. A. after B. before C. since D. beside
2. A. longer B. huger C. farther D. easier
3. A. just B. even C. then D. still
4. A. weaknesses B. advantages C. doubts D. abilities
5. A. change B. win C. develop D. succeed
6. A. finds B. crosses C. draws D. offers
7. A. mistake B. decision C. difference D. promise
8. A. chooses B. means C. fails D. manages
9. A. nothing B. everything C. something D. anything
10. A. because B. when C. unless D. whether
答案:
1. B 提示:句意:我认为勤奋比天赋重要。由下文作者阐述努力的重要性可知选 B。
2. D 提示:longer 更长的;huger 更大的;farther 更进一步;easier 更容易的。句意:这是一项能使人更容易取得成功的伟大能力。故选 D。
3. B 提示:句意:他在四岁的时候甚至就能把钢琴弹得很好。根据句意选 B。
4. A 提示:句意:但是,普通人需要找出他们的弱点,尽每一分努力去克服它们。由 get over“克服”可知选 A。
5. D 提示:句意:正是通过努力工作,他们才会成功。根据句意选 D。
6. B 提示:由上文“Life is like a long - distance race. ”可知,跨过终点线的是赢者。cross the finish line 跨过终点线。
7. C 提示:mistake 错误;decision 决定;difference 差异,不同;promise 承诺。句意:在赛跑的过程中,努力是关键。缺少了努力,没有人能发挥作用。根据句意选 C。
8. C 提示:choose 选择;mean 打算;fail 失败;manage 管理。句意:当天才不努力时,努力就打败了天赋。故选 C。
9. A 提示:句意:爱因斯坦是有天赋的人,如果他只是坐在沙发上什么也不做,他能得出他的理论吗?根据句意选 A。
10. C 提示:句意:每个人都应努力工作,成功的大门不会打开,除非我们把我们的所有投入到生活中。根据句意选 C。
2. D 提示:longer 更长的;huger 更大的;farther 更进一步;easier 更容易的。句意:这是一项能使人更容易取得成功的伟大能力。故选 D。
3. B 提示:句意:他在四岁的时候甚至就能把钢琴弹得很好。根据句意选 B。
4. A 提示:句意:但是,普通人需要找出他们的弱点,尽每一分努力去克服它们。由 get over“克服”可知选 A。
5. D 提示:句意:正是通过努力工作,他们才会成功。根据句意选 D。
6. B 提示:由上文“Life is like a long - distance race. ”可知,跨过终点线的是赢者。cross the finish line 跨过终点线。
7. C 提示:mistake 错误;decision 决定;difference 差异,不同;promise 承诺。句意:在赛跑的过程中,努力是关键。缺少了努力,没有人能发挥作用。根据句意选 C。
8. C 提示:choose 选择;mean 打算;fail 失败;manage 管理。句意:当天才不努力时,努力就打败了天赋。故选 C。
9. A 提示:句意:爱因斯坦是有天赋的人,如果他只是坐在沙发上什么也不做,他能得出他的理论吗?根据句意选 A。
10. C 提示:句意:每个人都应努力工作,成功的大门不会打开,除非我们把我们的所有投入到生活中。根据句意选 C。
Ⅱ. 词语运用。
My mom once told me that after I learned to say “Mama” and “Dada”, my 11. third (three) word was “no”! Sadly, I used that word too often as a boy. I didn’t want to brush my 12. teeth (tooth). I didn’t want to go to bed 13. on time. I didn’t want to work in the garden. I would rather read books than help my mom and grandma with the chores.
In other words, I was a bit of a brat (顽童). Being the 14. youngest (young) of the three sons, I probably said “no” a lot more than I should have.
As I grew up, I 15. began (begin) to say “yes” a lot more. I can remember making the bed and 16. sweeping (sweep) the floor. I helped my mother and father 17. happily (happy) in the garden. I can remember studying 18. hard to get good grades in school and the pride in my parents’ eyes when I got into college.
Even now, I am still learning how to say “yes”. I still often say “no”. My only advice to you is not to wait as long 19. as I did.
Say “yes” to life. Say “yes” to love. Say “yes” to helping others and making this world a better place. “Yes” may only be a word, but it can change 20. your (you) life.
My mom once told me that after I learned to say “Mama” and “Dada”, my 11. third (three) word was “no”! Sadly, I used that word too often as a boy. I didn’t want to brush my 12. teeth (tooth). I didn’t want to go to bed 13. on time. I didn’t want to work in the garden. I would rather read books than help my mom and grandma with the chores.
In other words, I was a bit of a brat (顽童). Being the 14. youngest (young) of the three sons, I probably said “no” a lot more than I should have.
As I grew up, I 15. began (begin) to say “yes” a lot more. I can remember making the bed and 16. sweeping (sweep) the floor. I helped my mother and father 17. happily (happy) in the garden. I can remember studying 18. hard to get good grades in school and the pride in my parents’ eyes when I got into college.
Even now, I am still learning how to say “yes”. I still often say “no”. My only advice to you is not to wait as long 19. as I did.
Say “yes” to life. Say “yes” to love. Say “yes” to helping others and making this world a better place. “Yes” may only be a word, but it can change 20. your (you) life.
答案:
11. third 12. teeth 13. on
14. youngest 15. began
16. sweeping 17. happily 18. hard
19. as 20. your
14. youngest 15. began
16. sweeping 17. happily 18. hard
19. as 20. your
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