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【题目】

【1】He got up a strange________ (感情)for the little girl.

【2】Looking at a beautiful painting always gives one________(满足)．

【3】Their business has failed and is in the hands of the________(接收人)．

【4】This room has an________(优雅的)atmosphere with these furniture.

【5】How________(雄伟的)the mountains look in the early evening!

【6】A teacher should not________(偏爱)any of his pupils.

【7】________(说出) your name and address.

【8】He put________(在一边)his book and began to listen to me.

【9】They________(羡慕)him his good fortune.

【10】Kodak will ship a new________(数码的)camera DC215.

【答案】

【1】affection

【2】satisfaction

【3】receiver

【4】elegant

【5】grand

【6】favour

【7】State

【8】aside

【9】envy

【10】digital

【解析】

【1】作句子宾语，用名词，所以填affection。

【2】作句子宾语，用名词，所以填satisfaction。

【3】of之后用名词，所以填receiver。

【4】修饰名词atmosphere，用形容词，所以填elegant。

【5】how引导的感叹句，基本结构是： How＋形容词＋主语＋谓语！（主谓可省略），所以填grand。

【6】情态动词should之后用动词原形，所以填favour。

【7】祈使句中用动词原形，所以填State。

【8】put aside放在一边，是固定用法，所以填aside。

【9】表示主语现在的状态，用一般现在时，所以填envy。

【10】修饰名词camera DC215，用形容词，所以填digital。

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