M: Michelle D: DrakeD: Michelle, why are you dancing? I thought we had to study for our math test!M: Oh, hi, Drake! I was doing some exercise just now. I thought you must have been 1. in the heavy tra 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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M: Michelle D: Drake

D: Michelle, why are you dancing? I thought we had to study for our math test!

M: Oh, hi, Drake! I was doing some exercise just now. I thought you must have been 1. (stick) in the heavy traffic for it was the rush hour. Let me turn the music 2. .

D: You exercise by 3. (dance)? I thought things like running and bicycling 4. (consider) exercise.

M: Well, those are other good ways to work out, but I like to dance. It is fun to move around to music, and you can 5. (sure) work up a sweat. Do you like to dance?

D: Yes, I do, 6. I am not a very good dancer. For exercise, I prefer playing soccer. Guess what? I 7. (play) in a match this time next Saturday.

M: Cool! I know you like to go to the park on the weekend and play soccer. Maybe you should try dancing, and I will try playing soccer.

D: Do you know how to play soccer? 8. is really very easy to learn once you try.

M: I cant play soccer very well, even though I used to play a lot when I was a kid. 9. you teach me some of your soccer moves, I’ll teach you some dance moves! How does that sound?

D: It’s 10. deal. If it weren’t for the math test tomorrow, we could go to the gym right now.

M: Right. No more fun and games. Let me get my notebook.

1.stuck

2.off

3.dancing

4.were considered

5.surely

6.but

7.will be playing

8.It

9.If

10.a

【解析】

试题分析：考查单词及适当的形式。

2. off固定搭配，意思是关上…。

4. considered。此处是被动。

7. be playing。此处是将来时，所以用will be playing。

10.

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