[题目]单词拼写 (共10小题,每小题1分.满分10分)[1]The great writer (献身) more time to his writing, so he got great success．[2]Alice trusts you．Only you can (劝说) her into giving up the foolish idea.[3]They gave me a 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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【题目】单词拼写（共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分）

【1】The great writer _______ （献身） more time to his writing, so he got great success．

【2】Alice trusts you．Only you can ___________（劝说） her into giving up the foolish idea.

【3】They gave me a __________ （坚定的） look.

【4】No one was lucky enough to ______ （逃脱）punishment．

【5】In the city, the water pipes in some buildings cracked and ____________（爆裂）.

【6】I’m going to the library _________（直接） after the class.

【7】He made a ________ （要求） that I should help him .

【8】Activities all take place under the ___________（指导） of the an experienced teacher.

【9】As far as I am_________ （就……而言）, I am strongly against the plan．

【10】What he said is _______ （确切地） what I want to say.

【答案】

【1】devoted

【2】persuade

【3】determined

【4】escape

【5】burst

【6】straight

【7】request

【8】guidance

【9】concerned,

【10】exactly

【解析】

试题分析：考查汉译英。

【1】本题中devote…to….为固定短语，意为把…奉献给…，另根据后半句so he got great success 可知本句是过去时，故动词要变为过去时态，本句意为这位伟大的作家把大部分时间贡献在写作上，因此他获得了巨大成功，故填devoted

【2】本题中persuade sb. into doing 为固定短语，意为劝说某人干某事，另前有情态动词can，故后动词要用原形，本句意为爱丽丝信任你。只有你能劝说她放弃这个愚蠢的想法，故填persuade

【3】本题中determined 为形容词意为坚定的，本句意为他们给了我一个坚定的眼神，故填determined

【4】本题中No one was lucky enough to 用在介词to后应用动词原形，且escape为及物动词，意为逃脱…本句意为没有人足够幸运来逃脱惩罚，故填escape,

【5】本题中the water pipes in some buildings cracked and 该句为过去式，故动词要用过去式，burst 有爆开、爆裂之意，本句意为城市中一些建筑的水管破开并爆裂，故填burst

【6】本题中I’m going to the library _________（直接） after the class.直接应是修饰动词go，且straight即可做形容词又可做副词表示直接，本句意为下课后我将直接去图书馆，故填straight

【7】本题中．He made a ____用a来修饰可知此处应是填名词，request可表示名词要求之意，本句意为他要求我应该帮他，故填request

【8】本题中，guidance为名词，意为指导，under the guidance of意为在…的指导之下，本句意为活动都发生在一位有经验的老师的指导之下，故填guidance

【9】concern意为关心，本题中As far as I am 要用在be动词后不会是动词原形，be concerned意为关心的…As far as I am concerned已构成十分常见句型，意为就我而言，本句意为就我而言，我强烈反对这项计划，故填concerned

【10】本题中What he said is _______ （确切地） what I want to say. What he said是做主语从句，what I want to say 是做is的表语从句，故exactly是修饰后面的表语从句，本句意为他所说的就是我想说的，故填exactly

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