The doctor told John he_______to smoke, too. “When I first tried quitting (戒煙),” he said, “I told myself that smoking is harmful to my health and dangerous to my_______.”

“After this fight in my mind, I quitted for a while. But several days later I would wake up again and _______about my decision completely. ‘Maybe smoking is not so terrible_______I don’t smoke around my family.’ I would make reasons for myself.”

He kept quitting but his excuse made him _______ cigarettes again and again. Finally, he decided to change.

“I took a cigarette in my hand, looked at it and told myself: ‘Yes, this cigarette will make me _______.I want to smoke it. But I will quit!’” the doctor said excitedly.

“It worked, and I have not smoked a cigarette since. The reason I succeeded is that I didn’t_______myself into trying to make a bad image of cigarettes. I chose to control my desires (渴望).”

“So be________with yourself,” the doctor said. “Don’t pretend (假裝)you dislike playing computer games or eating fast food. Instead, tell yourself that these things are all fine only if you can control your desire for them.”

【1】A.give upB.set offC.try onD.take away

【2】A.messagesB.informationC.adviceD.news

【3】A.decidedB.usedC.triedD.stopped

【4】A.familyB.patientsC.petsD.neighbors

【5】A.thinkB.forgetC.talkD.learn

【6】A.butB.thoughC.soD.if

【7】A.make upB.give upC.pick upD.put up

【8】A.happyB.painfulC.healthyD.tired

【9】A.changeB.bringC.leaveD.fool

【10】A.gentleB.honestC.strictD.careful

_______my birthday, my parents told me that they had my gift outside in the backyard. At once, I rushed out to the yard. There was my bike, but it wasn’t the bike_______I thought it would be. This one was pink, old and worn with age. It was so_______! I thought I hurt my parents because I could see the disappointment on their faces and I was sure they could see it on _______.I got on the bike and rode it, feeling bad that I had made my parents_______so bad. So I rode as fast as I could and didn’t look back.

As time went by, I had many other experiences and began to understand I_______something more than just a rusty(生銹的) old bike. My parents gave me a life lesson about love. When you give something out of love, it doesn’t matter_______ in fact. What matters is_______love that is in it. I always remember this story ________ giving a gift is not about money. It is about how much love you can feel from it. Do remember, a gift that costs two dollars isn’t any less valuable than one that costs two hundred dollars, or even more.

【1】A.12 years oldB.12 year oldC.12-year-oldD.12-years-old

【2】A.InB.AtC.OnD.For

【3】A.whoB.whoseC.whereD.which

【4】A.disappointingB.disappointedC.disappointD.disappoints

【5】A.IB.myC.mineD.me

【6】A.feelB.to feelC.feelingD.felt

【7】A.giveB.am givenC.was givenD.was giving

【8】A.what was itB.what it wasC.what is itD.what it is

【9】A.aB.anC.theD./

【10】A.becauseB.thoughC.ifD.unless

On that day, Mr. White 【2】 his car as fast as he could. No one could catch up with him. At last, he beat all the other people and became the 【3】. He also got some money as the award(獎(jiǎng)金).

Then he decided to buy some gifts for his family, 【4】 Christmas was coming. There were so many wonderful things in the shop and it was difficult to 【5】. When he saw some toy animals, he got an idea at once. His wife would be interested 【6】 the toy rabbit and his two children would enjoy the toy mouse and the toy pig. 【7】, he bought a lot of delicious food. They should have a big dinner together on Christmas Eve. All these nearly cost all 【8】money.

When he got home, his family were very happy and surprised to get the 【9】. They opened the boxes and shouted with joy.

“This was the 【10】 award to me,” Mr. White thought.

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How time flies! Now you are students of Grade 9. _____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

Sally:________. My math has improved a lot and I got a good mark in the last exam.

Gina: Good news.________?

Sally: I’m reading something about Stephen Hawking, a great scientist.

Gina: ______ ?

Sally: I think he is brave, hard-working and successful.

Gina: I think so. Have you read his most famous book A Brief history of Time?

Sally: ______ . And I plan to read it once more. I know it has sold more than 10 million

copies around the world.

Gina: How did you get the news?

Sally: I got in on the Internet. By the way, you looked so tired. What did you do last night?

Gina: I just stayed at home, watching Chinese poetry conference in the third quarter.

Sally: Sounds great. _______?

Gina: You can’t imagine. Lei Haiwei, a boy who sends takeaway food from Hangzhou won the

championship.

Sally: Really! What a pity! I missed it.

【1】

A.Just so-so.B.Great.

C.It’s a pity.D.Not too bad.

【2】

A.What are you doing?B.What is he doing?

C.Do you like reading?D.Do you like math?

【3】

A.What does he do?B.What does he look like?

C.What do you think of him?D.What’s his job?

【4】

A.No, I haven’t.B.I agree with you.

C.You’re right.D.Yes, I have.

【5】

A.Who won the first place?B.Where do you watch the program?

C.How do you like the program?D.Why do you like the program?

【1】作為一名登山運(yùn)動(dòng)員，亞歷克斯（Alex）習(xí)慣于冒險(xiǎn)。

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【2】你應(yīng)該學(xué)會(huì)禮貌地拒絕別人。

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【3】我的英國朋友Mike第一次來揚(yáng)州時(shí)，就喜歡上了這座城市。

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【4】如果我們中國人齊心協(xié)力，中國夢(mèng)一定可以實(shí)現(xiàn)。

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【5】有些人直到失去朋友才會(huì)意識(shí)到友誼是多么的重要。

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This was the first music festival I have been to in France and it was great. It was very ______ from any music festivals I have been to in England. It was in muddy(泥濘的) field where it rained!

The favorite actor that I saw was Mika. He produced a lot of music when I was a teenager, so it was great to relive (再體驗(yàn)) some happy_______ from when I was younger. Mika is half French and his music is in French and English. All of his songs are very happy, and they are great to dance ______ !

The music festival was full of young and old people, and it was great to see ______ , such a varied(多樣的) audience. Music festivals in the UK are usually_________by young adults.

I am very glad that I got to experience a French music festival. And it is ______ in my top ten best experiences of things I have done in France. There were lots of different types of music at the festival. And it was great to listen to new music and ______ another side of French culture.

【1】A.FranceB.EnglandC.AustraliaD.Canada

【2】A.travelingB.studyingC.fightingD.performing

【3】A.takes offB.takes inC.takes placeD.takes away

【4】A.perfectB.fascinatingC.absentD.different

【5】A.memoriesB.languagesC.friendsD.relatives

【6】A.onB.forC.toD.at

【7】A.herB.youC.themD.us

【8】A.invitedB.attendedC.solvedD.refused

【9】A.seriouslyB.wiselyC.awfullyD.certainly

【10】A.introduceB.considerC.learnD.review

My homework for physics was recycling used batteries! I called up my friends and went to collect them together. Tired but happy, I realized there were lots of used batteries polluting our environment. Let's collect them and save the Earth!

Student B, boy, 14：

I felt so stressed when I cooked noodles for my parents, which was my homework. I guessed it would be difficult for my parents to eat the poorly-cooked noodles. But to my surprise, they enjoyed my noodles and praised my cooking skills. In fact, the noodles were not quite as delicious as they said. I understood what family love really is!

Student C, boy, 14：

The most interesting homework I've done is planting green beans. I planted five seeds in the pot and watered them twice a day. I expected them to grow, so I watched them every day. A week later, they all grew into beans. Learning is like planting. A good result always comes from great care.

Student D, girl, 14:

We went to some restaurants during winter vacation to put up posters. But we were not advertising! We pasted posters like "No. smoking please" and "Don't waste food" to help people develop good habits. This homework was interesting and helpful. I wish I could do it again!

【1】The students' homework includes the following EXCEPT __________.

A.cooking for parentsB.putting up posters

C.planting treesD.recycling used batteries

【2】What did Student B learn from his homework?

A.It was boring to do housework.B.His parents loved him very much.

C.He could cook delicious noodles.D.His parents liked eating noodles.

【3】Why does Student D hope to do the task again?

A.Because she likes putting up posters.B.Because she can eat in restaurants for free.

C.Because it's interesting and meaningful.D.Because people don't have good manners.

【1】Who is probably the speaker in the poem?

A.A student.B.A teacher.C.An actor.D.A zoo keeper.

【2】What do you think the theme (主題) of the poem is?

A.The speaker prefers fishing to resting.B.The speaker wants to be free like animals.

C.The speaker wants to fly and swim all day.D.The speaker would rather be a dog than a bear.

【3】The best word for the blank in the poem is _________.

A.checkedB.goneC.workedD.done

Are you shy? If you are, you are not a【1】.In fact, about 50 percent of people are shy. Almost 80 percent of people feel shy at some point in their lives. Now, scientists have some interesting ideas about why people are shy.

Scientists say 15 to 20 percent of babies behave shyly. These babies are a little q【2】 and more watchful(警惕的）than other babies. Interestingly, these shy babies usually have shy parents . As a result, scientists believe some shyness is genetic（遺傳的）.

Family s【3】 may be another reason. Scientists at Harvard University found 66 percent of shy children had older brothers and sisters. These children were often bullied（欺侮）by their brothers and sisters. So, they became shy. However, children with no brothers or sisters can be shy as well. Growing up alone, they often play by themselves. It's hard for them to develop s【4】skills as children from big families.

You may also be shy because of your birthplace. In Japan, most people are shy while in Israel（以色列）, only one third of people are. Why? One scientist found they treat failure differently. In Japan, when people f 【5】, they blame（責(zé)備）themselves. In Israel, people often blame other things, such as family, friends, or bad luck.

For shy people, it can be difficult to make friends, speak in class, and even get a good job. But scientists say you can get over your shyness. They suggest trying new things and talking with others more.