【小题1】Our workmate has been in danger. We’re all c__________ about his health.
【小题2】It made her u________ that she didn’t do well in the final exam.
【小题3】Air pollution is one of the problems that we can’t afford to i_______
【小题4】Mother can’t r her three babies because they look the same.
【小题5】Many words and (词语) in British English came from American English.
【小题6】We are not satisfied with her a_____________ to the poor.
【小题7】He seems to be doing nothing , but _____________ ( 实际上 ) he is just waiting for his chance.
【小题8】Jane and Mary are good friends; the former is a teacher, the l___________ is a nurse.
【小题9】Children are_______(喜欢) of going camping alongside the seashore.
【小题10】Li Yang can speak English _______(流利地).
【小题1】concerned
【小题2】upset
【小题3】ignore
【小题4】recognize
【小题5】expressions
【小题6】attitude
【小题7】actually
【小题8】latter
【小题9】fond
【小题10】fluently
解析试题分析:
【小题1】be concerned about 关心;容易误写为cared,请注意动词前有be动词。
【小题2】他在期末考试中失败令他很不安。make sb upset形容词作宾语补足语。
【小题3】空气污染是我们不能忽视的重要问题之一。afford to do sth, to 为不定式,故用动词原形。
【小题4】辨认出来。因在情态动词can后所以用动词原形; 容易误写为realize“意识到”。
【小题5】注意many words and,其中and表并列,应和words一致,故用复数形式。
【小题6】我们不满意她对穷人的态度。attitude 指整体认识用单数。如:Attitude is everything.态度决定一切。
【小题7】此处副词修饰整个句子,“实际上,他正在等待机会”,故用副词形式。
【小题8】Jane 和Mary是好朋友,前者是教师,后者是护士。注意:latter后者later后来late迟到
【小题9】容易误写like,注意搭配为be fond of喜欢。
【小题10】此处所填词修饰动词speak,故应用副词。
考点:
本题涉及动词的时态和语态,名词的单复数,形容词和副词,特别是词语搭配的考察。
点评:
单词拼写题难度较大,学生不容易拿高分,往往会顾此失彼。这一题型要求学生有较扎实的基本功,对句子结构,句子成分尤其是词语搭配掌握纯熟。做题时,应注意的几个问题:
动词的五种形式变化,do,does,did,done,doing.
名词的单复数变化,注意不可数名词及可数名词复数的特殊形式。
形容词与副词的“的,地”。
动词的固定搭配等。
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“We’ve _48 had a great deal of the wealth in this world,” she _49_, “but right now, Jim wouldW#W$W%.K**S*&5︿U consider himself to be the _50_ man.”
Then she gently lifted the 51 fingers of her husband. Resting underneath were three red marbles.
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C.we should try to do all the things better on our task list |
D.there's always tomorrow, so we can put off the thing that must be done today till tomorrow |
A.develop rapidly | B.pay enough |
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A.anger | B.sadness | C.happiness | D.unwillingness |
A.By subway. | B.By bus. | C.By wheelchair. | D.By bike |
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