《2025年习题e百课时训练九年级英语全一册人教版》

1. The movie is really awful (很坏的). Nobody likes it.
2. Do as I tell you, or you'll regret (懊悔) it later on.
3. Li Bai wrote hundreds of poems (诗) during his lifetime.
4. She put her arms around the kid and lifted (举起) him up.
5. Something or someone that is tiny (极小的) is very, very small.
6. Everyone should spend some time in community (社区) service and try to help neighbors.
7. They had a discussion about the roles men and women play in today's society (社会).
8. He got a chance (机会) to study abroad.

答案： 1. awful 2. regret 3. poems 4. lifted 5. tiny 6. community 7. society 8. chance

1. The young man is not serious enough about this job.
2. Although we felt a bit tired, nobody stopped climbing the mountain.
3. Do you think children should be allowed to watch TV on school nights?
4. Linda doesn't seem to care much about the results of the competition.
5. Mrs. Green let her daughter choose their favorite clothes in the mall yesterday.

答案： 1. serious enough 2. stopped climbing 3. be allowed to 4. seem to care 5. choose their favorite clothes

As teenagers grow up, they disagree with their parents on many things. For example, some teenagers think they should 1. be given more freedom (自由) in making friends. However, parents are worried that they can't make wise friends. Will they 2. be influenced badly if their friends are impolite or not serious? Sometimes they even argue with each other, and it makes both sides unhappy. This has become a common problem in families.
How can a good relationship 3. be built between parents and teenagers? For parents, they should communicate with their children more often and pay attention to their changes. Children's requests should 4. be taken seriously instead of being refused right away. For teenagers, they should know that family rules are helpful and that rules must 5. be followed well. All in all, it's important for parents and teenagers to understand each other.

答案： 1. be given 2. be influenced 3. be built 4. be taken 5. be followed

四、完形填空
Naya Ellis is a 14-year-old student at John F. Kennedy High School in the US. She is famous 1A her new invention online. This 2A teen has recently invented a stroke-detecting (监测中风) watch named WingIt and won the first prize in the National STEM Challenge. The invention is driven by her love for 3D and her wish to help others. And it is especially 4A by her personal experiences.
Naya's research was first inspired(启发) by her own experiences of 5B her sick mother. And she wished to solve real-world 6B problems. At first, Naya was interested in detecting seizures(癫痫). 7D, after seeing her research results, she decided to turn her attention to stroke detection. This 8A was also connected to her own life, as her grandma had a stroke before.
Naya was so talented that she invented the 9B that can detect the early signs of strokes. The watch is for adults over 55, 10B Naya found that strokes are more common in older people than in younger ones. Naya hoped to make her lifesaving watch 11A, especially for older adults who might not be able to afford expensive technology.
Naya never thought that she would win. She said, "I just wanted to show my watch and see other 12D in the National STEM Challenge. And I hoped to learn 13A new from them."
The girl dreams of becoming a(n) 14D in the future, so that she can help more sick people. "I want to do things that interest 15A and will also change the world," Naya said.

答案： 1. A 2. A 3. D 4. A 5. B 6. B 7. D 8. A 9. B 10. B 11. A 12. D 13. A 14. D 15. A