《2025年作业本浙江教育出版社九年级英语上册外研版》

Ⅱ. Complete the sentences with the proper forms of the words in the box.
excuse mad able decide
1. I got so mad at him because he was so impolite.
2. What's your excuse for being late again this time?
3. I think teenagers should make decisions on their own.
4. Her ability in spoken English was noticed by our English teacher.

答案： 1. mad 2. excuse 3. decisions 4. ability

Ⅲ. Complete the passage with proper words according to the first letters given.
There will be a big match next week. Tony and his players are 1. ttraining hard for it. They are going to play 2. aagainst HAS. It won't be an 3. eeasy match, because they have been 4. bbeaten by HAS for three times. They have to face the 5. ttruth. Many fans think they have no 6. cchance this time. But Daming will make a difference in the following match. He wasn't 7. cchosen for the team last time. Now, Daming and Tony can play teamwork 8. wwell. They hope they will be the 9. wwinners in the next match. Their friends Lingling and Betty ask them to 10. ggive up the match, but in fact, they want to encourage them in a different way.

答案： 1. training 2. against 3. easy 4. beaten 5. truth 6. chance 7. chosen 8. well 9. winners 10. give

Ⅳ. Complete the passage with proper words or the proper forms of the words given.
Last night was the last game for my 8-year-old son's football team. The score was four to three 1.and there were only two minutes left, with my son's team in the lead. I was excited to watch the game.
With less than ten seconds left, the ball 2.was moved (move) in front of Mike, who had suffered 3.from a serious illness before. He and my son were in 4.the same team. “Kick it!” After hearing the sound, Mike tried 5.his (he) best to kick the ball.
The ball flew into the goal(球门). Mike scored. But the ball 6.was sent (send) into the wrong goal and that meant Mike ended the game in a tie. The score became four to four. “7.What a shame!” I thought.
Mike had Down's syndrome(唐氏综合征). He didn't know what was wrong. It seemed that he was just enjoying 8.scoring (score) himself.
At that time, everyone looked at Mike 9.silently (silent). “I scored! Everybody won!” He shouted aloud in excitement. Then I saw that my son began to cheer, “Good job, Mike!” Within minutes, both 10.teams (team) joined in the cheering. “Everybody won!” they shouted.

答案： 1. and 2. was moved 3. from 4. the 5. his 6. was sent 7. What 8. scoring 9. silently 10. teams