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【题目】

be occupied with keep it up fit in take in cast down in favor of in vain

1He was _____________ when he heard about his failure in the exam.

2I am _____________ what you said because it is quite reasonable.

3Our club plans to _____________ 20 new members. Are you interested?

4If you still can’t _____________ with the life here, you have to return to your country.

5Since he _____________ work now, you’d better talk with him later.

【答案】

1cast down

2in favor of

3take in

4fit in

5is occupied with

【解析】本题考查考生对动词词组词义的辨析及动词时态的分析。通过分析句子,选出对应答案即可。

1考查动词词组。“He was_____________when he heard about his failure in the exam”,cast down为固定短语,“沮丧、失望”的意思。故填cast down。

2考查形容词。根据“I am_____________what you said because it is quite reasonable”,横线前为谓语动词,横线后为由what引导的宾语从句,所以横线处应填写形容词与am构成系表结构,根据quite reasonable,故填 in favor of(支持)。

3考查动词。“Our club plans to _____________20 new members”,plan to do sth. 所以横线处应填写动词词组,结合语境,应填写take in(吸收、接纳)。故填take in。

4考查动词词组。根据can’t可知,横线处应填写动词,再结合语境“如果你不能适应这里的生活,那你必须回国。”,故填fit in。

5考查动词词组。“Since he _____________work now, you’d better talk with him later”,分析该句,可知前半句缺少谓语,结合语境,他现在正在忙着工作,你最好待会再和他说,he _____________work, hework之间可以采用主动形式,也可以采用被动语态,根据题目所给词组,此处应用被动语态。故填is occupied with。

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