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【题目】第三节单词拼写

【1】Being _________(暴露的) to sunlight for too much time will do harm to your skin.

【2】It’s the careless housewife who is to ____________(责备) for the big fire.

【3】I have ____________(安排) for someone to pick Susan up at the airport.

【4】His heroic deed created a lasting ____________(印象) on people.

【5】Exhausted, I __________(溜进) into bed and fell fast asleep.

【6】I was ____________(集中注意) on writing a letter when the telephone rang.

【7】Tony ____________(帮助) his teacher in doing the experiment yesterday.

【8】Applicants for the job must have ___________(早先的) experience.

【9】His face ______________(肿胀) up for two days because of toothache.

【10】A ____________(典型的) picture at that time was full of religious symbols.

【答案】

【1】exposed

【2】blame

【3】arranged

【4】impression

【5】slid

【6】concentrating/focusing

【7】assisted/aided/helped

【8】previous

【9】has swollen

【10】typical

【解析】

【1】exposed 考查语法。be exposed to...暴露在……。句意：皮肤暴露在阳光底下太多会损害皮肤。故此空填exposed。

【2】blame 考查词汇。句意：是这个粗心的家庭主妇应对大火负责。blame意为“对……负责”。

【3】arranged 考查时态。句意：我已经安排了人去机场接苏珊。故此空填arranged。

【4】impression 考查语法。句意：他的英雄事迹给人们留下了一个很深的印象。故此空填impression。

【5】slid 考查语法。slid into溜进。句意：我筋疲力尽，溜上了床很快就睡着了。故此空填slid。

【6】concentrating/focusing 考查短语。concentrate /focus on集中于。句意：当电话铃响的时候，我正在集中注意力写信。故此空填concentrating/focusing on。

【7】assisted/aided/helped 考查时态。句意：昨天Tony帮助他的老师做实验了。故此空填assisted/aided/helped。

【8】previous 考查单词。句意：工作简历必须要有早先的经验。故此空填previous。

【9】has swollen 考查时态。句意：因为牙疼，他的脸已经肿了两天了。故此空填has swollen。

【10】typical 考查单词。句意：那时候画像的典型特征就是充满了宗教标志。

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