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根据括号内中文提示填入词的适当形式使句子意思完整。请将正确答案的完整单词认真填写至答题卷1-10指定区域。

1.We had great difficulty in _______ (呼吸), for the air is thin.

2.Nowadays, many teenagers waste time ________(聊天)on the Internet.

3.The old tend to raise pets to keep their __________.(陪伴)

4.Once you get into the _______ (习惯) of smoking, you'll find it hard to give it up.

5.New Year’s Day falls on __________(一月)first.

6.Much to his (宽慰),the boy was out of danger.

7.I (粘贴) a photo to my application form a moment ago.

8.Yesterday we had a heated _________(讨论)about " the mobile phone at campus."

9.Which country is (主办) the next Olympic Games?

10.A person in ______(健康) is happier than one in wealth.

1.breathing

2.chatting

3.company

4.habit

5.January

6.relief

7.attached

8.discussion

9.hosting

10.health

【解析】

试题分析:本题主要考查单词拼写以及在此基础上需要考生能运用正确的时态,正确的词的形式,考虑到正确的固定短语搭配,属于较为基础的一类题目。

1. difficulty in doing sth 做…有困难。句意:因为空气稀薄,所以我们感觉呼吸有点困难。

2. time doing sth做…浪费时间。句意:现在很多年轻人把时间浪费在上网聊天。

3. sb company 陪伴某人。句意:这位老人习惯养宠物来陪伴自己。

4. into the habit of doing…养成做…的习惯。句意:一旦你养成抽烟的习惯,你将会发现很难改掉。

5.

6. to one’s relief 让某人欣慰的是。句意:让他宽慰的是,这个男孩儿脱离了危险。

7. 附。attach…to…把…贴在…上。后文a moment ago刚才,可知要使用过去式。句意:刚才我把照片贴到申请表上。

8. heated discussion一场激烈的辩论。discussion n,讨论,谈论; 详述,论述。句意:昨天我们开展了一场关于校园手机的激烈辩论。

9. vt主持节目; 款待,做东。句意:哪一个国家将会承办下一届奥运会?

10. health身体健康。句意:身体健康的人比有钱的人更加快乐。

考点:考查单词拼写

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