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【题目】阅读下面短文, 在空白处填入适当的内容(不多于3个单词)或括号内单词的正确形式。

When I was1 teenager, I worked part-time at my uncle's pub.

One day, a man walked into the pub and 2 (order) three beers. But just one of them3 (drink) by him. I was confused. The next day that man ordered three beers again and drank one of them4 (quiet) at the table. He did the same thing every time he came to the pub.

One day, I asked the man5 he ordered three beers and just drank one. The man replied,“It seems strange, isn't it? You see, my two brothers live abroad at the moment. We have had an6(agree) that every time we go to a pub, each of 7 (we) will order two extra beers.”

A few weeks later, the man came to the pub again, but he ordered only two beers, not three as usual. I was8(surprise) and thought that one of his brothers might have died. But when I asked him why he just ordered two beers, the man said,“I talked9my brother Tom on the phone yesterday. He had promised to give up10(drink).”

【答案】

1 a

2 ordered

3 was drunk

4 quietly

5 why

6 agreement

7 us

8 surprised

9 with

10 drinking

【解析】

本文是一个有趣的故事。一个男人常去我打工的酒吧喝酒,每次都点三瓶,自己却只喝一瓶,是因为他有两个兄弟目前住在国外。他们有约,承诺只要喝酒就多要两份。后来这个人却只点了两瓶,我问其原因,原来是他的一个兄弟承诺要戒酒了。

1a

考查冠词的用法。句意:当我是个青少年的时候,我在我叔叔的酒吧打工。根据句意可知,表示数量“一“的,此时要用不定冠词a。

2ordered

考查动词的时态。句意:一天,一个男人走进酒吧,点了三瓶啤酒。根据内容可知是讲述过去的时,因此谓语动词要用一般过去时。因此填ordered。

3was drunk

考查被动语态。句意:他只喝了一瓶。分析句意可知,啤酒是被他喝了,因此要用被动,故用was drunk。

4quietly

考查副词。句意:第二天,他又点了三瓶啤酒,静静地在桌上喝了其中的一瓶分析句意可知,quiet在此修饰动词喝,要用副词quietly 。

5why

考查连词。句意:我问他_为什么_他点了三瓶啤酒,只喝了一瓶。分析句意是问为什么(why),故填why。

6agreement

考查名词。句意:你看,我的两个兄弟目前住在国外。我们每次去酒吧都达成了一致。分析句意可知,本句中缺少宾语,agree为动词,不能作宾语,故要用名词 agreement。

7us

考查代词。句意:我们已经达成协议,每次我们去酒吧,我们每个人都会多点两杯啤酒。分析句意可知,介词of缺少宾语, we是主格,不做宾语,要用宾格us。

8surprised

考查形容词作表语。句意:几个星期后,这个人又来到酒馆,但他只点了两瓶啤酒,而不是平常的三杯。我很惊讶。surprise为动词,作表语修饰人时,要用 surprised ,因此填surprised。

9with

考查固定搭配。句意:我昨天和我的兄弟汤姆通了电话。Talk with sb.为固定搭配,“和说话”,可知本句要填with。

10drinking

考查固定用法。句意:汤姆答应要戒酒了。give up doing sth.,为固定用法,“放弃做某事”,因此要填dringking。

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