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【题目】Everyone may have a complex and different process of 【1】 (grow up). There are many 【2】 (influence)factors in a person's growth and development of his personality.

As for me,what has affected me most in my growth and personality is my family and friends, the two 【3】 (equal) important factors. As we know, children who 【4】 (bring up)in a good atmosphere have a better character than those 【5】 are not. 【6】 (fortune), I belong to the former. Besides, friends in some ways affect me a lot. 【7】 we my have many different opinions and personalities, I have really learned something positive from them. In 【8】 (conclude), I get lots of valuable things from them. My family offers me warmth and cares, 【9】 my friends give me 【10】 (strong) and courage. Both of them have influenced me most since I was born.

【答案】

【1】growing up

【2】influential

【3】equally

【4】are brought up

【5】who

【6】fortunately

【7】Although

【8】conclusion

【9】while

【10】strength

【解析】

试题分析:本文是一篇说明文。介绍了家庭和朋友对我性格塑造的巨大影响。每个人都有影响其成长的因素,对于我来说就是家庭和朋友。我在良好的家庭氛围中成长。尽管我和朋友的性格和观点不尽相同,但是我从他们身上汲取了积极的营养。家庭给了我温暖与关爱,朋友给与我勇气和鼓励。

【1】growing up 考查介词。前面有介词of,后面的动词要用ing形式。have a complex and different process of 每个人都有复杂、不同的成长历程。故填growing up。

【2】influential 考查形容词。后面是名词factors,前面要用形容词修饰名词。There are many 62 (influence)factors in a person's growth and development of his personality.有很多强大的因素在个人的成长发展中起作用。故填influential。

【3】equally 考查副词。用副词修饰后面的形容词important,two (equal)important factors. 故填equally。

【4】are brought up 考查定语从句。Children是先行词,who was brought up in a good atmosphere是定语,抚养是被动的,加be动词。children who (bring up)in a good atmosphere have a better character than those are not.那些在好的环境中成长的孩子比那些在不太好氛围中长大的孩子性格要好。故填are brought up。

【5】who 考查定语从句。把句子还原为than those children who are not brought up in good atmosphere,用who代指those children,作从句中主语。 children who (bring up)in a good atmosphere have a better character than those are not.那些在好的环境中成长的孩子比那些在不太好氛围中长大的孩子性格要好。故填who。

【6】fortunately 考查副词。副词单独使用,意为幸运的是, (fortune), I belong to the former幸运的是,我属于前者。故填fortunately。

【7】Although 考查让步状语从句。 we my have many different opinions and personalities, I have really learned something positive from them. 尽管我和朋友的性格和观点不尽相同,但是我从他们身上汲取了积极的营养。故填Although。

【8】conclusion 考查固定搭配。In conclusion总而言之,In (conclude), I get lots of valuable things from them.总而言之,我从他们身上学到了宝贵的东西。故填conclusion。

【9】while 考查连词。While表示并列。My family offers me warmth and cares, my friends give me (strong) and courage. 家庭给了我温暖与关爱,同时朋友给与我勇气和鼓励。故填while。

【10】strength 考查名词。And连接的是词性相同的词,courage与strength平衡。My family offers me warmth and cares, my friends give me (strong) and courage. 家庭给了我温暖与关爱,同时朋友给与我勇气和鼓励。故填strength。

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