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【题目】根据中文提示完成句子填空。
（1）She found her son lying in bed, with his eyes (紧紧地) closed.
（2）More and more people are riding (电的) bikes.
（3）The opening (仪式) attracts a lot of people around the world.
（4）Do not put much (压力) on the handle, or it will break.
（5）The director has been praising her (勇敢) in trying to stop the thief.

【答案】
（1）tightly
（2）electric
（3）ceremony
（4）pressure
（5）bravery
【解析】（1）tight，形容词，意为“紧的”；tightly，副词，意为“紧紧地”。句意：她发现她的儿子躺在床上，眼睛紧闭。
（2）electric，形容词，意为“电的，电力的”。electric bike意为“电动车”。句意：越来越多的人骑电动车。
（3）ceremony，名词，意为“仪式，典礼”。句意：开幕式吸引了世界上很多人。opening ceremony意为“开幕式”，是常用的固定短语。
（4）pressure，名词，意为“压力”。put pressure on sth./sb.意为“给某物/人施加压力”。句意：别用力压这个把手，不然它会坏掉。
（5）bravery，名词，意为“勇敢”。brave，形容词，意为“勇敢的”。句意：警察表扬她救溺水儿童的勇敢。

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