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【题目】单词拼写

【1Your friend comes to school very __________ (不安的,心烦意乱的).

【2He was __________ (关心;挂念) about his parents when he went abroad.

【3Her report is written in the __________ (官方的) style and is only for officers.

【4She saw him coming, but she __________ (不理睬) him.

【5We decided to make a __________ (航行) down the Yellow River to the sea.

【6Please show me your __________ (身份) card before you stay in the hotel.

【7His __________ (公寓) covers 200 square metres, which I like very much.

【8He can’t express himself well in English because his __________ (词汇量) is small.

【9What’s your __________ (现在的) address? I want to write to you.

【10Parents noticed the __________ (逐渐的) change in their children.

【11If you take a lift, you take an e__________.

【12John and Tom are brothers. The former is a teacher; the l__________ is an engineer.

【13Though she is not a n__________ English speaker, she can speak English very fluently.

【14In time of danger, we should c__________ ourselves down.

【15If we c__________ someone to do something, that is to say, we order him to do it.

【答案】

【1】upset

【2】concerned/worried

【3】official

【4】ignored

【5】voyage

【6】identity

【7】apartment/flat

【8】vocabulary

【9】present

【10】gradual

【11】elevator

【12】latter

【13】native

【14】calm

【15】command

【解析】

【1】upset 考查形容词。upset形容词,意为不安的,心烦意乱的

【2】concerned/worried 考查固定用法。be concerned/worried about意为……担心

【3】official 考查形容词。此处修饰style应该用形容词修饰,故填official。

【4】ignored 考查动词。根据前文的saw可知,此处应该用过去时。ignore意为忽视故填ignored。

【5】voyage 考查名词。注意前文的a,此处填的词要可数。故填voyage。

【6】identity 考查名词。identity意为身份故填identity。

【7】apartment/flat 考查名词。注意此处填的是单数形式。故填apartment/flat。

【8】vocabulary 考查名词。注意后面的is,此处填的要么不可数要么单数形式。故填vocabulary

【9】present 考查形容词。present意为现在的故填present。

【10】gradual 考查形容词。此处修饰change,应该用形容词修饰。故填gradual。

【11】elevator 考查名词。此处根据句意乘坐电梯的意思。故填elevator。

【12】latter 考查比较级。此处指的是后一个是工程师。故填latter。

【13】native 考查形容词。句意:虽然她不是一个母语讲英语的人,但她能说一口流利的英语。故填native。

【14】calm 考查动词。句意:在危险的时候,我们应该自己冷静下来。故填calm。

【15】command 考查动词。句意:如果我们命令某人做某事,也就是说,我们命令他做这件事。故填command。

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