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Opportunities don’t come often. They come every once in a while. Very often, they come quietly and go by without 1.(notice). Therefore, it is advisable 2. you should value and treat them with care. When an opportunity comes, it brings a promise but never realizes it3. its own. If you want to achieve something 4. intend to fulfill one of your ambitions, you must work hard, make efforts and get prepared. 5. , you will take no advantage of opportunities when they come to visit you. The difference between a man who succeeds and 6.

who does not lies only in the way each treats opportunities. The successful person always makes adequate preparations to meet opportunities as they duly arrive. The 7. (success) person, on8. other hand, works little and just waits to see them pass by. 1n my opinion, there are plenty of opportunities for everyone in our society, but only those who are prepared adequately and qualified 9. (high) can make use of them to achieve 10. purposes.

 

1.being noticed

2.that

3.on

4.or

5.Otherwise

6.one

7.unsuccessful

8.the

9.highly

10.their

【解析】

试题分析:文章大意:俗话说:“机不可失,时不再来”。文章主要讲述了抓住机会的重要性。

1.考查非谓语动词。介词without后及v-ing形式,注意用被动形式。

2.名词性从句。句中that引导主语从句,It为形式主语。

3.考查介词。这里为固定的短语搭配:on one’s own独自地。

4.考查连词。这里用连词or,表示“或者”。

5.考查副词。这里前后句含有转折之意,故用副词otherwise。

6.考查代词。这里one代指a man。

7.考查形容词。前后句句意可知,这里是指“不成功的”。

8.考查代词。这里考查固定短语搭配:on the other hand另一方面。

9.考查副词。这里修饰动词,故用副词修饰。

10.考查代词。注意主语为those,故用代词their。

考点:考查学生对词汇及语法掌握。

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