---Mr Li was sent to teach Chinese in an American high school last year．---Yes.I know．He told me he would never forget his pleasant while working there．( )A．experimentsB．expressionsC．experiences 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网——

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12．---Mr Li was sent to teach Chinese in an American high school last year．
---Yes，I know．He told me he would never forget his pleasant ________ while working there．（　　）

A．

experiments

B．

expressions

C．

experiences

D．

explorations

分析 -去年李老师被送到一所美国高中教汉语．
-是的，我知道．他告诉我他将不会忘记在那儿工作时候的令人愉快的经历．

解答答案：C．根据关键词Mr Li was sent to teach Chinese in an American high school last year．可以知道这是李老师的令人愉快的经历，experiment，实验；expression，表达；experience，经历，体验；exploration，探险；故选C．

点评解决本题的关键是掌握不同名词的意义及用法，以及不同词在不同语言环境中的意思，比如experience，作经历讲时，是可数名词；作体验讲时，是不可数名词．

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