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【题目】

1Every week he cleaned the chicken house in __________ (交换) for some pocket money.

2D__________ to give up smoking, he threw away his remaining cigarettes.

3Believe it or not, there are some words in the English language that native people may find __________ (混淆;难懂).

4A group of poachers were killing the _________________(濒危的) Tibetan antelope.

5When he retired at the age of 26, Li Ning had won 106 gold medals in major __________________(比赛) across the world.

6People kept on ______________(抗议) against the war in Iraq outside the conference hall.

7They were _____________(好奇的) to know the people living upstairs.

8Nowadays, China can not only feed herself but also ___________(出口) some rice to other countries.

9The newly-published book ______________ ____________ 20 chapters, each chapter having 20,000 words.(组成)

10Often the drivers just pass by, _____________ the human traffic signal _________ ____________.(认为……理所当然)

【答案】

1exchange

2Determined

3confusing

4endangered

5competitions

6protesting

7curious

8export

9consists of

10taking forgranted

【解析】

1in exchange for作为……的交换,是固定短语,所以填exchange

2be determined to do sth. 属于be done 结构,作非谓语动词时,直接选择done (过去分词形式),所以填Determined

3V+ed修饰人,v+ing修饰物,这里修饰some words,所以填confusing

4修饰名词Tibetan antelope,用形容词,所以填endangered

5当李宁在26岁退役的时候,他已经在世界上各种重要的比赛中获得106块金牌。“各种重要的比赛是复数意义,所以填competitions

6Keep on doing继续做某事,是固定短语,所以填protesting

7be动词后,用形容词作表语,所以填curious

8not only … but also连接两个相同的结构,情态动词后用动词原形,所以填export

9表示一个客观的事实,用一般现在时,主语The newly-published book是第三人称单数,所以谓语动词用单数,填(1). consists (2). Of

10take sth. for granted认为某事理所当然,是固定短语,并且take sth. for granted与其逻辑主语the drivers之间是主动关系,所以用现在分词,填(1). taking (2). for (3). Granted

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