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单词拼写题（用《必修5》所学的单词用正确的形式填空， 本大题共10小题，每小题1分，共 10 分）

1.Mrs. Thomas has a good doctor （照顾）her.

2.Those e to the war are looking forward to peace.

3.So many ideas! It’s too much for me （吸收）everything.

4.It is （宣布）that our team has won the match.

5.He is e about helping others.

6.Happily, the project was （实现）without any delay.

7.Everybody felt t at the news.

8.The scientist often _________ （贡献）to an academic journal.

9.Her performance gave me some strong i .

10.We are （乐观）about our chances of success.

 

1.attending

2.exposed

3.to absorb

4.announced

5.enthusiastic

6.accomplished

7.thrilled

8.contributes

9.impressions

10.optimistic

【解析】

试题分析：

1.Thomas太太有一位好医生一直照顾她。这里考查have somebody doing sth. 让某人一直做某事。用attending 强调动作一直在进行。

2.exposed to 意为暴露于。

3.to absorb 是动词不定式做真正的主语。

4.announced。

5.enthusiastic热情。

6.accomplished完成。

7.thrilled害怕。

8.这位科学家经常给学术期刊撰稿。contributes to 撰稿。

9.impressions 印象。

10.optimistic乐观。

考点：单词拼写。

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