《2025年习题e百课时训练九年级英语全一册人教版》

1. When her father heard what she said, he shook his head and said, "No."
2. He valued each minute he spent with his wife.
3. Switzerland is the capital of clocks and watches.
4. I dropped by Alice's office on my way home.
5. You must bring your passports when you go abroad, my boys.
6. Don't play with the chalk, or your teacher will be angry.
7. Spring is my favorite season.
8. A local jeweler says the ring is worth at least 600.
9. I'm professional and I have to do my job in a professional manner.
10. You are supposed to knock at the door before entering.

答案： 1. shook 2. valued 3. capital 4. dropped 5. passports 6. chalk 7. season 8. worth 9. manner 10. knock

1. It's OK if you arrive a bit late.
2. You should make plans to study for your test.
3. Take off your sweater, because it's hot here.
4. We're pretty relaxed about time.
5. We often walk around the town center in order to see as many of our friends as we can.
6. We are the capital of clocks and watches, after all！

答案： 1. arrive a bit 2. make plans to 3. Take off 4. pretty relaxed about 5. walk around the town center, as, as 6. capital of, after all

Traveling to different countries can be exciting. Before you go, make sure you have your 1. passport. Without it, you can't enter a new country.
If you go to the 2. coast, you can enjoy the beach and the sea. Why not 3. drop by a small seaside cafe for a snack while you're there? The best 4. season to go there is summer, as the weather is warm and sunny. However, in the 5. northern part of the world, winter can be very cold, so plan carefully.
Learning about different places helps you enjoy your travels more, and it's a great way to make new friends around the world.

答案： 1. passport 2. coast 3. drop by 4. season 5. northern

四、完形填空
Japan is considered more "Western" in culture than other Asian countries. There are 1Cmany similarities between the USA and Japan. But Japan and the USA have many cultural 2Bas well.
The Japanese are more formal and colder than Americans. In America, good customer service is usually 3Dand friendly. Waiters usually 4Bby tables to ask customers how the food is and what their weekend plans are. However, in Japan, waiters seldom talk with 5D.
Compared with the USA, space in Japan is more valuable, 6AJapan is a small island country, only about the 7Aof California, a state in the USA. In Japan, apartments and houses are usually 8D. However, Americans never worry about 9B.
Americans seem to be more direct while Japanese people are not. Being too 10Ain Japan can be considered impolite. American children are 11Bto look someone in the eyes when speaking or listening in the conversation. In Japan, it can be uncomfortable between people who aren't close.
Japanese culture is focused on groups. Satisfaction and pride is meant to be found within the group you belong to. The United States is more individualistic (个人主义的). In America, people find satisfaction in their 12Cachievements. For example, in Japanese business 13A, people usually work for one company for their 14Clives. In America, people will often 15Bcompanies throughout their professional lives.
( )1. A. naturally B. secretly C. certainly D. closely
( )2. A. lessons B. differences C. situations D. questions
( )3. A. cold B. special C. easy D. warm
( )4. A. drop B. stop C. walk D. work
( )5. A. travelers B. visitors C. teenagers D. customers
( )6. A. because B. and C. so D. but
( )7. A. size B. shape C. history D. business
( )8. A. quiet B. bright C. modern D. tiny
( )9. A. color B. space C. cars D. time
( )10. A. direct B. friendly C. quiet D. polite
( )11. A. asked B. taught C. paid D. advised
( )12. A. national B. important C. personal D. future
( )13. A. culture B. model C. habit D. service
( )14. A. sporty B. emotional C. whole D. cultural
( )15. A. understand B. change C. develop D. call

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