[题目]从方框中选择正确的词组并用其适当形式填空lift up, switch on ,wipe away ,add to ,say hello to, up and down ,by accident, by request, in favor of ,in competition with[1] A Reading Practice section is each unit in Book 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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【题目】从方框中选择正确的词组并用其适当形式填空

lift up； switch on ；wipe away ；add to ；say hello to； up and down ；by accident； by request； in favor of ；in competition with

【1】 A Reading Practice section is __________ each unit in Book Two.

【2】 He paced nervously __________ on the platform.

【3】 All __________ this proposition will please say "Yes".

【4】 She __________ her tears with her sleeve.

【5】 Can you __________ this heavy bag?

【6】 It was done by design and not __________.

【7】 He ran past me and __________ me.

【8】 She __________ the lamp because it was dark.

【9】 The band is playing this song __________ of the queen.

【10】 He was __________10 other people, but he did the best.

【答案】见解析

【解析】【1】added to

【2】 up and down

【3】 in favor of

【4】 wiped away

【5】 lift up

【6】 by accident

【7】 said hello to

【8】 switched on

【9】 by request

【10】 in competition with

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