题目内容
5．选词填空bored，known，as，wearing，who，astonishing，starred，wherever，worse，homeless
Charlie Chaplin，（56）whowas born in a poor family，showed an（57）astonishingtalent as a performer as soon as he could walk．His father died young，leaving the family even（58）worseoff．He had to make a living by himself．He could act in a very funny way and always made people laugh．No one was（59）boredwhen watching him．He not only directed movies but also（60）starredin them．In one of his movies，he acted（61）asa little tramp，a（ 62）homelessman with a mustache，（63）wearinglarge trousers，worn-out shoes and a small round black hat．The little tramp became（64）knownthroughout the world．He was welcome and loved（65）whereverhe went．
分析 本文讲述了著名演员，查理•卓别林．讲述了他的家庭环境，表演风格以及成名之路．
解答 56．who 57．astonishing 58．worse 59．bored 60．starred 61．as 62．homeless 63．wearing 64．known 65．wherever
56．who 代词．考查代词的使用．这里用who来指代"Charlie Chaplin"．故填"who"．
57．astonishing 惊人的．考查细节理解．查理•卓别林出生在一个贫穷的家庭，从小就显示出惊人的表演天赋．故填"astonishing 惊人的"．
58．worse 更糟糕．考查细节理解．根据句意，他父亲英年早逝，让家庭更糟．他不得不独自谋生．故填"worse 更糟糕"．
59．bored 厌烦．考查细节理解． 根据句意，他可以用非常有趣的方式让人们笑，所以没有人觉得他厌烦．故填"bored 厌烦"．
60．starred 主演．考查词意辨析．他不仅导演了电影，还主演了电影．故填"starred 主演"．
61．as 作为．考查词意辨析．在他的电影中，他扮演一个流浪汉．故填"as 作为"．
62．homeless 无家可归． 考查词意辨析．我们通过电影可以知道，在他的电影中，扮演无家可归满是胡子的人．故填"homeless 无家可归"．
63．wearing 穿．考查动词搭配．根据后面的"large trousers 大裤子"可知，前面填入动词"wearing 穿"．
64．known 知名． 考查词意辨析．最终，这个小流浪汉在全世界家喻户晓．故填"known 知名"．
65．wherever 无论哪里．考查词意辨析．无论他走到哪里，他都受到欢迎和爱戴．故填"wherever 无论哪里"．
点评 语法填空是通过语篇在语境中考查语法知识的运用能力，在解题前应快速浏览短文掌握大意，在读懂短文的基础上，结合短文提供的特定的语言环境去逐句分析．要解决好语法填空，离不开坚实的语法知识，有了坚实的语法知识才能对语言进行正确的分析和判断，从而答对题目．
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