《2025年金钥匙提优训练课课练九年级英语上册译林版徐州专版》

一、选用方框内的单词或词组填空，其中有一个单词或词组是多余的。
uniforms pushed into guns twin receive a message background
1. — Do you know the background of that young man? — Yes.
2. Our school asks us to wear school uniforms every day.
3. Kate is her twin sister, so they look the same.
4. Justin and Luke were pushed into a minibus.
5. When did you receive a message from Andy?

答案： 1. background 2. uniforms 3. twin 4. pushed into 5. receive a message

1. I saw her C flowers in the garden when I passed by yesterday.

A.to water
B.water
C.watering
D.watered

答案： 1. C

2. The man D Li Huang was put into prison.

A.is called
B.was called
C.calling
D.called

答案： 2. D

3. — Do you watch Peppa Pig on TV? It’s so funny! — Oh no! I think it’s quite D.

A.curious
B.brave
C.gentle
D.silly

答案： 3. D

4. My mother doesn’t like stories A have sad endings.

A.that
B.who
C.where
D.those

答案： 4. A

三、[新题型](2025·南京鼓楼区期末改编)请认真阅读下面短文,并根据所读内容在文章后表格中的空格里填入最恰当的单词。注意：第1～7小题每空一词，第8小题词数不限。
Ye Jiaying, a world-famous Chinese master of traditional Chinese culture, passed away at the age of 100, according to Nankai University, where she worked for a large part of her life.
Born in Beijing in 1924, Ye grew up in a family that deeply valued education and culture. From a young age, she showed a great interest in classical literature and art. Her father played an important role in shaping her early education, encouraging her to read widely. Her early contact with traditional culture gave her a strong love for protecting and sharing China’s literary traditions.
Ye graduated from Fu Jen Catholic University in 1945 and later began her teaching career. In 1969, she moved to Vancouver, Canada, where she joined the University of British Columbia (UBC) as a professor. She was one of the first scholars to introduce classical Chinese poetry to Western readers. Studies in Chinese Poetry, the book she co-wrote with Harvard professor James Hightower in 1988, is one of the greatest works on classical Chinese poetry.
Her pioneering work earned her an award from the Royal Society of Canada in 1991, making her the first Chinese scholar in classical literature to receive this honor. Ye also taught at some top universities like Harvard, Yale, and Columbia as a visiting professor.
Driven by a deep love for her homeland, Ye began returning to China. Starting in 1979, she travelled to the mainland each year to give talks, and later decided to teach at Nankai University.
Throughout her life, Ye received numerous awards, but her contributions were far more than that. In 2018 and 2019, she donated over 35 million yuan to set up several funds(基金) at Nankai University. She was given the “Touching China” award in 2020.
“I’ve never cared about personal wealth. I’ve faced many challenges and had many losses in my life. My family members have passed away one after another. In my darkest moments, it was poetry that supported me through difficulties,” she once said.
Ye devoted all her life to developing and spreading classical Chinese culture. She is remembered for her contributions to classical Chinese literature, education, and cultural preservation(保护), leaving lasting value worldwide.

答案： 1. master 2. education 3. influence 4. abroad 5. bridge 6. social 7. honored 8. By introducing classical Chinese poetry to Western readers. By giving talks in the mainland.