《2025年自我提升与评价九年级英语上册译林版》

六、短文填空
Many of us have had this experience: You are waiting at a bus station when someone nearby begins to smoke. You move away, but there isn’t much you can do about it.
In Beijing, a new law is set to fight (52) against smoking. Smoking isn’t allowed in all indoor (53) public places, including public transportation. If people (54) break the rules, they will be fined up to 200 yuan.
Smoking in school is also mentioned in this regulation. Teachers cannot smoke in (55) primary and middle schools. Schools should also help students learn about the bad effects. It can (56) cause many diseases, such as cancer, lung and heart problems.
To get more people to take (57) part in the movement, Beijing has set up a report hotline (12320) and WeChat account. The public is also invited to vote(投票) on anti-smoking gestures on WeChat. Until now, a picture of a girl covering her (58) nose with her right hand has become the most popular gesture.
China is not the (59) only country stopping people smoking in all indoor public places. In March, 2004, Ireland became the (60) first country to introduce a ban(禁令) on smoking. Many (61) countries, including Britain and the US, then followed. With more and more countries’ support, we believe that public environment will be greatly improved.

答案： 52. against
53. public
54. break
55. primary
56. cause
57. part
58. nose
59. only
60. first
61. countries