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【题目】

take charge of, so far, be similar to, go missing , run after, on average

【1】The technology would ______________ that used to clone animals.

【2】I asked him to _____________ the business while I was away.

【3】The little girl ___________ several days ago, but the police haven’t got any clue about it.

【4】If you ___________ two hares(兔子), you will catch neither.

【5】We received 20 calls a day ______________.

【6】I haven’t got any reply from her ____________.

【答案】

【1】be similar to

【2】take charge of

【3】went missing

【4】run after

【5】on average

【6】so far

【解析】选择合适的词组并用其正确形式填空。

【1】句意：这项技术将类似于克隆动物。be similar to与---相似，可知答案为be similar to

【2】句意：我离开期间，我请求他管理公司。take charge of 负责，管理，可知答案为take charge of

【3】句意：这个小女孩几天前丢失了，但是警察还没有任何线索。前半句用一般过去时态，答案为went missing

【4】句意：如果你追赶两只兔子，你一只也追不上。run after 追赶，可知答案为run after

【5】句意：我们平均一天收到20个电话。on average平均，答案为on average

【6】句意：到目前为止我没有收到她的任何回答。so far但目前为止，可知答案为so far

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