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【题目】Most people1get a text message from a wrong number either let the person know2just ignore it—but this wrongful text was one that the receiver felt he had to answer.

When Mark and Lindsey Lashley had their baby boy,Cason Knox,one of their3(relative) sent a group text message to let a few4(friend) know about the birth—but it turned out that one of the phone numbers no longer belonged to someone they knew.Dennis Williams,the new5(own) of the phone number,responded to the6 (excite) baby news,“7(congratulate),but I think someone got the wrong number.”

When everyone else in the group text message realized what was going on,they laughed and apologized to this kind stranger for getting him caught up in the baby birthing news,but Williams ended up8(surprise) everyone. “What's the room number...we have gifts,”Williams’s follow-up text read—and the best pan is that he9(actual) showed up at the hospital to welcome Cason.And they talked about turning10embarrassing situation into a sweet one!

【答案】

1who/that

2or

3relatives

4friends

5owner

6exciting

7Congratulations

8surprising

9actually

10an

【解析】整体分析】收到陌生群发来的信息讲述一个婴儿的诞生,没想到收到错误号码发来信息的人却能出现在现场,让大家很是惊讶。这也让一个尴尬的局面变成一个温馨的画面。

1. who/that

考查定语从句。先行词是Most people,在定语从句中作主语,关系代词可以用who/that

2or

考查连词。句意:从一个错误的号码得到一个文本消息的大多数人让这个人了解它还是无视它。从句意可知是或者(or)的意思。

3relatives

考查名词。但是这种错误的信息是接收者觉得必须回的。当马克和琳赛有一男婴儿时,他们的一个亲戚Knox 。亲戚中的一个。故要用复数。

4friends

考查名词。发了一个群信息告诉几个朋友婴儿的出生。几个朋友要用复数。

5owner

 考查名词。the new ___5___ (own) of the phone number可知缺少一个名词,owner主人。

6exciting

考查形容词。令人兴奋的(exciting)消息。excite修饰物时要用动词ing形式

7Congratulations

考查固定用法。congratulations祝贺

8surprising

考查非谓语。但Williams最终让大家很惊讶。end up doing(以…)结束,最终

9actually

考查副词作状语。句意:威廉姆斯的后续文本阅读---最精彩的部分是他竟真的的出现在医院去迎接Cason的出生。actually实际上, 事实上确实竟。

10an

考查冠词。他们谈论把一个令人尴尬场面变成甜蜜的一幕。表数量“一”

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