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4.      1). It was the ugliest thing ___________(我所见过的).

2).A fisherman claims to ________(见过)a flying creature which he later ___________(确认)a Ropen or “demon-flyer”.

3).It flew out of the jungle, _________(潜入)the sea right by my boat.

4). It is reported ___________(有)two leathery wings, a long tail, a long beak _________(充满)sharp teeth and claws.

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It is reported _____________ two leathery wings, along tail, a long beak ________ sharp teeth and claws.

5). Experts think it might be a kind of pterodactyl, _____ (使得)it the only surviving dinosaur.

6). It was like a kangaroo’s, _________(又长又粗)near the body.

7). The thylacine, also ________ (做为。。。而出名)the Tasmanian tiger, was a marsupial which once lived in Tasmania, part of Australia.

8). It may not _____________ (消失)completely.

9). ______________(当给他看)photographs of other primates, the man said it looked a bit like a gorilla but, …

 

【答案】

1) I’ve ever seen        2) have seen         identified

3) diving into        4) to have     filled with

that it has      which is filled with  

5) making       6) long and thick        7) known as

8) have disappeared      9)When shown

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