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16.Teachers at American colleges and universities have many different teaching methods.Some teachers give homework and check homework every day,(61)andstudents in their classes have (62)to take(take) many exams.Some teachers give only writing (63)tasks(task).Some teachers always follow a course outline and usually use the textbook.Others send students (64)tothe library for tasks.
The atmosphere in some classrooms is very formal,(65)wherestudents call their teachers Professor Smith,Mrs Jones and(66)soon.Some teachers wear business clothes and give talks.Other classrooms have an informal atmosphere.Students and teachers discuss(67)theirideas.Teachers dress (68)informally(formal),and students call them by their first names.American teachers are different in their teaching styles.
At most American colleges and universities,libraries and learning centers can (69)be used(use) by students at any time.They can often use tape recorders,video machines and computers.They can buy books,notebooks and (70)otherthings at campus stores.There are also services for students.They can get advice on their problems from their teachers.Colleges and universities usually offer facilities to students.Some schools have swimming pools and tennis courts.Most have fast food restaurants.

分析 文章介绍了美国大学的老师在教学方法和教学方式上的不同,并且介绍了大学的配套设施.

解答 61.and  62.to take  63.tasks       64.to        65.where  66.so   67.their    68.informally  69.be used   70.other
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61.答案and.考查连词.此处用and并列前后两句,构成并列句.句意:有的老师每天都会布置作业、检查作业,而他们班上的学生也不得不参加许多测试.
62.答案to take.考查非谓语.此处填to take,构成have to take结构,have to不得不.
63.答案tasks.考查名词复数.根据句意,一些老师只布置写作任务.task是一个可数名词,空格前没有表示单数的冠词或数量词,考虑用名词复数,填tasks.
64.答案to.考查介词.send sb.to 送到…,把某人送到….
65.答案where.考查定语从句."____students call their teachers Professor Smith,Mrs Jones an ____on"作定语从句,修饰前文的some classrooms.定语从句主谓宾齐全,用where作地点状语,同时引导定语从句.
66.答案so.考查固定搭配.and so on为固定搭配,意为"等等".
67.答案their.考查代词.根据句意,学生和老师讨论他们的想法.他们的,用形容词性物主代词their,修饰名词ideas.
68.答案informally.考查副词.根据句意,老师们穿着不正式的时候,学生可以叫他们的名.formal为形容词,意为"正式的",此处用informally副词修饰动词dress.
69.答案be used.考查时态语态.根据句意,图书馆和学习中心能被学生随时使用.libraries and learning centers与use为被动关系,用被动语态,其前有can情态动词,情态动词后的动词用原形,故填be used.
70.答案other.考查代词.other things指代其他的东西,即除了前文提到的books、notebooks之外的东西.

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