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【题目】

【1】He didn’t read the report carefully; instead, he just d________ into it for some information useful to him.

【2】With a large English vocabulary at her c________, she had no trouble reading the novel.

【3】Not all the problems a________ from social discrimination can be addressed through communication.

【4】Janet s________ out all the money her husband had hidden in the house and bought herself a necklace.

【5】Don’t be s________ about his sincerity; he always means what he says.

【6】It’s wrong for language learners to focus too much on ________（准确）rather than fluent in oral practice.

【7】The climate here is so ________（多变的）that people may experience four seasons in a day.

【8】He is so aggressive that those ________（反对）to his idea dare not raise their objections.

【9】Upon hearing the news of his winning, I offered my ________（祝贺）to him on the phone.

【10】He went through the papers ________（漫不经心）, not realizing how valuable they were.

【答案】

【1】dipped

【2】command

【3】arising

【4】sought

【5】skeptical/ sceptical

【6】accuracy

【7】changeable

【8】opposed/objecting

【9】congratulations

【10】casually

【解析】

【1】短语dip into浸在…里；稍加研究；句意：他并没有仔细阅读这份报道，相反，只是稍加研究寻找一些对他有用的信息。使用过去式与前句did保持一致。

【2】短语at one’s command自由支配，掌握；句意：因为掌握了大量的英语词汇，她阅读这本小说没有任何困难。

【3】短语arise from…由于…引起.；名词problem与动词短语arise from构成主动关系，所以使用现在分词做定语。句意：不是所有的因为歧视的问题都可以通过交流来处理。

【4】短语seek out找出，搜出；句意：Janet搜出了丈夫藏着家里的所有的钱，给自己买了一条项链。使用过去式和后句bought保持一致。

【5】短语be skeptical/ skeptical about对…怀疑；句意：不要对他的诚实表示怀疑，他总是说话算话。

【6】名词fluency准确；句意：对语言学习者来说，关注准确性而不是流利度是错误的。

【7】形容词changeable多变的；句意：这里的天气是如此多变以至于人们在一天里可以体验四个季节。

【8】形容词短语be opposed to…反对…；动词短语object to…反对….；我们可以使用形容词短语“opposed to”或现在分词短语“objecting to…”做短语修饰代词those。

【9】名词congratulation祝贺，该次通常用复数形式，与介词to连用。句意：一听见他获胜的消息，我就在电话里向他表示祝贺。

【10】副词casually随意地；句意：他随意地浏览这些论文，并没有意识到他们有多珍贵。

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