《2025年课时A计划九年级英语上册外研版》

Ⅰ. 完形填空
What do you think a hero should be? You may consider great men, scientists or stars as your heroes. But in my 1, my father is the greatest hero.
My father is very 2. When I was in primary school, he made lots of 3 for me and asked me to follow them. And he always says to me, "Work hard, and then you will be 4." Because of his "requirements", I never 5 give up whenever I am in trouble in my study or in my life. Thanks to my father, I 6 as a person with a strong will.
What's more, he is kind and patient. Once I failed my exam, but he didn't blame (责备) me. He encouraged me and said, "Lily, cheer up! Nothing would be 7. Try harder, and you will do well next time." My father always 8 me to face all kinds of troubles and overcome them.
In my opinion, my father is one of the greatest heroes in my life 9 he is only a common worker. Now my son is three years old, and I believe I can be a great 10 under my father's influence. All in all, he makes me a better person.
( ) 1. A. heart
B. dream
C. way
D. pocket
( ) 2. A. honest
B. strict
C. smart
D. polite
( ) 3. A. skills
B. habits
C. rules
D. decisions
( ) 4. A. successful
B. careful
C. helpful
D. beautiful
( ) 5. A. wisely
B. happily
C. slowly
D. easily
( ) 6. A. blow out
B. care about
C. look for
D. grow up
( ) 7. A. smaller
B. bigger
C. worse
D. better
( ) 8. A. warns
B. invites
C. promises
D. encourages
( ) 9. A. since
B. though
C. because
D. unless
( ) 10. A. father
B. mother
C. cousin
D. daughter

答案： 1~5 ABCAD 6~10 DCDBB

Ⅱ. 阅读理解木牍原创
A 19-year-old girl Zara Rutherford has become the youngest woman to fly alone around the world in January 2022.
She took off in western Belgium and the journey covered 41 countries in 155 days—a little longer than she expected because of the trouble on the way.
"I made it," Zara said as she reached Belgium.
Zara flew through wildfires, typhoons (台风) and low temperatures along the way. "The hardest part was flying over Siberia—it was terribly cold and if the engine (发动机) was to die, I'd be hours away from being saved," she said.
Through this flight the young flyer hoped that more women could follow their dreams and do whatever they might be interested in.
"Growing up, I love aviation (航空), but I don't see many women doing that. I just always think that is quite sad," Rutherford told the reporter. "I hope that I can encourage girls to go into this field."
Rutherford has just started university in 2023 with the dream of being an astronaut.
"Whether it is being an astronaut or flying across the world, they are not easy things to achieve, but just go for them," she said. "If you don't try and see how high you can fly, then you'll never know."
( ) 1. What can be known about Rutherford's journey?
A. It took less time than expected.
B. It was always full of happiness.
C. Its start and end were both in Belgium.
D. It went easily from beginning to end.
( ) 2. What can we infer from Rutherford's words in Paragraph 4?
A. She could manage the engine.
B. The situation was very serious then.
C. The engine was in very good condition.
D. She could wait for being saved in a short time.
( ) 3. What does the underlined word "that" refer to?
A. The bad weather along the journey.
B. More girls following their dreams.
C. Growing up with love for aviation.
D. Very few women working for aviation.
( ) 4. What might be the best title for the text?
A. How to be an astronaut
B. A young woman's college dream
C. How to fly alone around the world
D. A young woman's amazing flight
☆拓展设问
5. What lesson can we learn from Rutherford? (不超过 15 个词)
________

答案： 1~4 CBDD
☆拓展设问
5. If we don’t try and see how high we can fly, then we’ll never know.