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2．My favourite subject isgeography（地理）．

分析我最喜欢的科目是地理．

解答答案：geography
此处在句中作表语，是表示科目名称的专有名词，所以它的前面不加冠词；故填geography．

点评本题考查了单词拼写；做类似的题时，除了掌握单词的正确拼写外，还应根据句意，从语法分析的角度去判断句中所填单词的形式；在本题中，考查了表示科目名称的专有名词；应注意的是该类词的前面不加冠词．

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