题目内容

Tina and Tara are twin sisters.They look__,but they also have some differences.Mr Black is their old    grandfather.

  One day,he came to see his two granddaughters__ two gifts.When he came into the house he saw Tina and __ her one gife.After a while,when he got into the garden he saw__ granddaughter-"Tara". In fact,that was Tina.When he gave the other gift to her,she said,"you have given me one.""No,I gave a gift to your __--Tina.""Oh,my grandpa,I am Tina."Just then,Tara came into the garden,too."Now,grandpa,can you tell the differences__us?" "No,I can't.Can you __ me?""Yes,look,Tara is a little taller __ me.Her hair is longer and curlier than __.Now grandpa,can you see?" "Yes,now I can tell you from Tara.Tara,here is the gift for you." "Thank you for your gift,grandpa." With the words,they all laughed __.

1.A.the same   B.different   C.like     D.as

2.A.of         B.and       C.for     D.with

3.A.made      B.gave      C.took    D.sent

4.A.the other   B.another    C.other    D.others

5.A.brother    B.mother    C.cousin   D.sister

6.A.among    B.between    C.in      D.around

7.A.tell       B.speak      C.say     D.answer

8.A.as        B.like       C.than     D.\

9.A.hers       B.his        C.yours    D.mine

10.A.happily    B.happy    C.sad       D.sadly

 

【答案】

 

1.A

2.D

3.B

4.A

5.D

6.B

7.A

8.C

9.B

10.C

【解析】

试题分析:本文讲述了缇娜和泰勒是双胞胎姐妹,一次她们爷爷来她们家看她们,结果由于不能认出她们的区别,结果将礼物给了同一个人,后来经过姐妹俩的介绍弄清了她们的区别。

1.考查语境。根据but they also have some differences“但她们也有一些不同之处”可知,本空应该是表示她们看上去一样。故用the same“一样”/“相同”。故本题选A。

2.考查介词。本句的意思是:他带着两个礼物来看他孙女。“带着”是with,表示伴随的情况。故本题选D。

3.考查动词。根据题干和情景可知,本句的意思是“他看到了缇娜,给了她一个礼物。”made“制作”,gave“给”,took“带走”,sent“寄送”。故本题选B。

4.根据题干和语境可知,本句的意思是“当天到花园时,他看到了另一个女孩。”在此应该是指定的,应用the other。Another是泛指“另一个”,other和others都不是特指。故本题选A。

5.考查名词。根据题干和语境可知,Tina和Tara是双胞胎姐妹,所以本空应用sister。故本题选D。

6.考查介词。根据题干和语境可知,本句的意思是“你能判断出我们之间的不同之处吗?”表示“两者之间”应用between。Among是指三者以上的当中;in是指在里面;around是在周围。故本题选B。

7.考查动词。根据题干和语境可知,本句的意思是“你能告诉我吗?”“告诉”是tell。Speak“讲,说”,say“说”,answer“回答”。故本题选A。

8.考查连词。根据taller可知,本句是一个比较级,故用than。本句的意思是“泰勒要比我高一点。”故本题选C。

9.考查代词。根据题干和语境可知,本句的意思是“她的头发要比我的更长更弯曲。”mine意为“我的”。故本题选B。

10.考查副词。根据题干和语境可知,本句的意思是“他们都高兴地笑起来。”本空是修饰laugh,应用副词,故用happily。故本题选C。

考点:考查故事类短文。

 

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