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【题目】

1The foreigners came to China in order to learn Chinese a________(农业的)skills.

2Mexico gained its i________(独立)from Spain in 1821.

3The new building destroy the b_______(美丽)of the countryside.

4The students must a________(道歉)to their teacher for being late.

5My father does not have much b_______(信任)in doctors of traditional Chinese medicine.

6The young girl is an e_______(精力充沛的)tennis player.

7The party was in c________(庆祝)of Mothers silver wedding.

8Rocks may hold some information about the o_______(起源)of the life on Earth.

9He has f_______(原谅)the wrongs I have done to him.

10Her eyes were full of s_______(悲伤)at the news of the Yaan earthquake.

【答案】

1agricultural

2independence

3beauty

4apologize

5belief

6energetic

7celebration

8origin

9forgiven

10sadness

【解析】

1用形容词修饰名词。

2用名词作宾语。

3用名词作宾语。

4情态动词之后用动词原形。

5用名词作宾语。

6用形容词修饰名词。

7In celebration of是固定用法,为庆祝……

8岩石可能会保留关于地球生命起源的一些信息。介词之后需要使用名词。

9现在完成时中,需要使用现在分词。

10用名词作宾语。

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