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1.In autumn, the temperature in this city _______(由…到…不等) from 10℃to 30℃ in a day.

2.The rise in carbon dioxide is causing a ________(持续) increase in global warming.

3.I was ____________（挥手）my hand madly but he never once looked in my direction.

4.It’s many years since Mount Vesuvius last （爆发）.

5.Temperatures are expected to be in the __________(范围) of 75 to 85 degrees.

6.I can’t ____________ (评价) his ability without seeing his work.

7.I got into a ____________ (惊慌) when I found the door was locked.

8.He studied the German market to find the ___________ (可能性) there for investment.

9.We had ____________(绝对地) no intention of stopping our business.

10.Remember-your （贡献）counts..

1.varies

2.steady

3.waving

4.erupted

5.range

6.evaluate

7.panic

8.potential

9.absolutely

10.contribution

【解析】

1.主语“温度”是不可数名词，谓语动词用单数，填varies。

2.2】形容词修饰名词，填steady。

3.3】过去进行时的构成：be动词+doing，填waving。

4.4】since 后用一般过去时，填erupted。

5.5】冠词后填名词.range。

6.6】情态动词后用动词原形，填evaluate。

7.7】冠词后填名词panic。

8.8】.冠词后填名词potential。

9.9】副词修饰动词，填absolutely。

10.0】代词后用名词，谓语动词用单数，主语也用单数填contribution。

考点：词汇的运用

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