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【题目】单词拼写：用单词或提示词的适当形式填空，每空限一词

【1】Mary is getting along very well with her ________(同事) at work.

【2】Have you read her l_______ novel?

【3】The policeman asked me to d_______ exactly how it happened.

【4】This company is more concerned(关心)about quality than about q___________.

【5】In the rice-growing world, Yuan Longping is a leading f__________.

【6】He _________(毕业)from a key university last year, but hasn’t found a suitable job yet.

【7】____________(个人) speaking, we should stick to our original plan.

【8】The car should be returned to its ____________(原来/最初的) owner.

【9】He made some g_________ to express what he wanted.

【10】Women are still struggling for true ________ (平等)with men.

【答案】

【1】colleagues

【2】latest

【3】describe

【4】quantity

【5】figure

【6】graduated

【7】Personally

【8】original

【9】gestures

【10】equality

【解析】

【1】colleagues考查名词。句意：Mary和她工作上的同事相处的很好。这里用名词复数形式。

【2】latest考查形容词。句意：你度过她的最新小说吗？Latest 最新的，最近的，最现代的。

【3】describe考查动词。句意：警察让我准确的描述这件事怎么发生的。

【4】quantity考察名词句意：这家公司更关心质而不是量。quantity量。

【5】figure考察名词句意：在水稻种植领域，袁隆平是一位杰出人士。figure人物，数字，身材。

【6】graduated考察动词句意：去年他毕业于一所重点大学，但是到现在还没有找到合适的工作。根据时态可知去年毕业要用过去，故graduated。

【7】Personally考察副词句意：个人而言，我们应该坚持我们的原始计划。personally speaking就个人来说，就自己而言。

【8】original考查形容词。句意：汽车应该被返回它最初的主人。original 原式的，最初的。

【9】gestures考查名词。句意：他做了一些手势来表达他的想法。make some gestures 做手势。

【10】equality 考察名词。句意：女性仍然在为争取和男士平等的权利而斗争。equality平等。

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