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九年级新题型训练～语法选择(本大题有10小题，每小题1分，共10分)语法选择一Howwouldyoufeelifyougethugs（拥抱）afterdinninginarestaurant？TimHarriesgivesfreehugstoeverycustomerattheendofeachmeal.TheatmosphereathisrestaurantTim'sPlaceissopositivethatcustomerscallittheworld's31restaurant.Tim'sHughas32interestingnameonthemenucalleda“love”treat.The33manisprobablytheonlyDownsyndromesufferer（唐氏综合症患者）intheU.S.toownarestaurant.Also，he34asStudentoftheYearinhighschool！SowhenamanlikeTimhugsyou，itissuretobeaspecialandunforgettableexperienceWhenTimexpressedhisinterestinopeningarestaurant，hisfriendKeith35wasabusinessmansupportedhim.Timhiredmanypeople.Someservedtheguests，somekepttheplaceclean，and36didthecooking.SinceTimgottoknow37tofeelathomeatarestaurant，theideathathiscustomerscanorderthefreehughasbeencarriedout.Manycustomershavemeals38atTim'sPlace.Forthepastfiveyears，Tim39outover19，000hugshekeepscountbyusingaspecialHugCounter.Sometimeshemayfeeltiredafterawholeday'swork，40he'llnevergiveupgivingoutfreehugs.()31.A.friendB.friendlyC.friendlierD.friendliest()32.A.aB.anC.theD./()33.A.26yearsoldB.26-yearoldC.26-year-oldD.26-yearsold()34.A.waschosenB.ischosenC.choseD.waschoosing()35.A.whichB.whoC.whomD.whose()36.A.theotherB.anotherC.othersD.other()37.A.howmuchdopeoplewantB.howmuchpeoplewantedC.howmuchpeoplewantD.whatpeoplewant()38.A.happyB.happilyC.morehappilyD.themosthappily()39.A.givesB.willgiveC.gaveD.hasgiven()40.A.soB.orC.andD.but语法选择二JohnandhisfamilyhavelivedinXiaozhouVillageformanyyears.Peopletheregotalongwell31eachother.Butsomethingdisturbinghappenedrecently.Anoldmanandhiswifeusedtoliveonthesecondfloor.John'sfatherandtheoldmanwere32friends.Unfortunately,theoldman33lastmonth.Hiswife34notlivealone,sosheaskedhergrandsontolivewithher.Thegrandsonbecameabigproblemtoalltheneighbors,especiallytoJohn'sfamily.Heisnoisyandthewallsofthebuildingare35thinthateverysoundfromanext-doorneighborcanbeheard.Johnoftengoestobedat10o'clock36hehastogetupearlytocatchthefirstbus,buttheyoungmanlikestowatchfootballgameslateatmidnight.Sometimesfriendsofhisvisitand37makealotofnoise.ThatdrivesJohnsfamilymad!John'smotherhadnochoicebuttotelltheoldwomanabouttheproblem38.Shefeltverysorryandpromisedtomakehergrandson39quiet.Fromthenon，thenoisestopped.Johnsmothermadesomecookiestothanktheoldwoman.Thankyouverymuchforaskingyourgrandsonnottowatchfootballgamesatmidnight，shesaid.“Oh，Iforgot40himaboutthat！theoldwomanreplied.“Maybethat'sjustbecausePortugal（葡萄牙）lostthegame.HisdreamistobeafootballstarlikeCristianoRonaldo.”()31.A.onB.withC.forD.at()32.A.goodB.betterC.wellD.best()33.A.havediedB.deadC.diedD.dying()34.A.couldB.shouldC.mustD.need()35.A.suchB.soC.veryD.much()36.A.althoughB.becauseC.unlessD.until()37.A.theyB.themC.theirD.themselves()38.A.politeB.impoliteC.politelyD.politeness()39.A.keepsB.keepC.keepingD.tokeep()40.A.tellB.toldC.tellingD.totell语法选择三ThereoncelivedafrognearthecityofKyoto.He31ofmakingatriptothegreatcityofOsaka.Atthesametime,anotherfroginOsaka,wasdreamingoftravelingtothegreatcityofKyoto.Neitherofthefrogskneweachother.Theyeachsetouttoachieve32dreams.Formanydays,thetwofrogstraveledindifferentdirectionstowardstheirgoals.Thetripwastiring,especiallywhentheyeachcame33amountainexactlyhalfwaybetweenthetwocities.34theygottothetop,theywereverytired.Theybothstoppedtorest,fallingasleeponlyafewmetersfromeachother.Whentheyawoke,astravelersoftendo,theystarted35conversation.TheKyotofrogexplainedthathewantedtoseeOsaka.TheOsakafrogsaidthatitsounded36becausehewasonhiswaytoexplorethefinecityofKyoto.Afterawhile,theydecided37ontheirbacklegstohavealook.Therewasonlyoneproblem.Asyouknow,whenafrogstandsup,hiseyesareonthebackofhishead.So,whentheirnoses38topointoutthedirectionoftheirdreamcities,theywereactuallylookingbackattheirowncities.Oh！Yourcitylooksexactlylikemine,shoutedtheKyotoandtheOsakafrog.Thetwofrogssadlydecidednottotravel39.Fromthisstorywecanknowthatwe40giveupourdream.Whenlookingatthewrongdirection,youneedthinkclearlyandholdon.()31.A.hasdreamedB.dreamsC.dreamedD.isdreaming()32.A.theyB.theirC.theirsD.themselves()33.A.onB.inC.fromD.to()34.A.AlthoughB.SinceC.WhenD.Unless()35.A.aB.anC.theD./()36.A.excitingB.excitementC.excitedD.excite()37.A.standB.tostandC.stoodD.standing()38.A.usingB.wereusingC.usedD.wereused()39.A.farB.fartherC.farthestD.thefarthest()40.A.needn'tB.shouldn'tC.couldn'tD.mustn't语法选择四JohnandMaryhadtwolovelychildren.Oncetheywereaskedtogoonabusinesstrip.Sotheyfoundababysittertotakecare31thechildren.Aweeklater,astheydroveintotheirhometown,theynoticedsmokeandwenttosee32.Ahousewasonfire!Marysaid,“Well,thehouseisn't33.Let'sgo.”ButJohnkeptdriving34,“ThehousebelongstoFred.”“Ithasnothingtodowithus,let'sgo,”saidMary.ButJohndroveupAwomanwascryinginthestreet,“Mychildren!Help!Help!”Johnaskedher35himwhereherchildrenwere.”Inthebathroom,”criedthewoman.36Marydidn'tagree,Johnhurriedforthebathroom37wasfullofsmokeandheat.Hesoonfoundtwochildren.Ashelefthecouldhearsomeothersoundlikecrying.He38sentthetwochildrentoasafeplace.Buthe39twomorechildrenwerestillinside.Maryshouted,“Don’tgoback!Thathouse40downinanysecond!Jo