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【题目】根据短文内容,从短文后的选项中选出能填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中的两项为多余选项。

We’d better develop our interest in English at the beginning of our study. 【1】 We may feel good when we can say something simple in English.

【2】 So we must make some plans before study. And we should certainly carry out these plans in our study.

【3】 Our notes are much thinner than the books so that we can learn them by heart easily and can often review and read them. We may also record our notes on tapes so as to listen to them easily.

Reading a newspaper is the best thing to improve your English. 【4】 It will help you keep in touch with a lot of subjects in English.

【5】 Learn by heart the whole sentences and the phrases that contain the new words so that we may know how to use the words.

If time permits, we may read a mini Chinese-English dictionary carefully from cover to cover, which may help us widen our sight and master knowledge in all ways.

A. Read a little from a newspaper every day.

B. Don’t read books without making notes.

C. Carefully write an e-mail in English.

D. It’s easy to develop an interest in English study.

E. The more, the better.

F. Plans are always very necessary.

G. Never just memorize single English words.

【答案】

【1】D

【2】F

【3】B

【4】A

【5】G

【解析】

试题分析：文章鼓励学生要培养学习英语的兴趣，还给大家一些有关学习英语的建议。

【1】考查上下文串联和句意理解。根据上文的We’d better develop our interest in English at the beginning of our study.，可知很容易培养学习英语的兴趣，答案是D。

【2】考查上下文串联和句意理解。根据下文的So we must make some plans before study. And we should certainly carry out these plans in our study.可知计划总是很必要，答案是F。

【3】考查上下文串联和句意理解。根据下文的Our notes are much thinner than the books so that we can learn them by heart easily and can often review and read them.可知读书要有注释，答案是B。

【4】考查上下文串联和句意理解。根据上文的Reading a newspaper is the best thing to improve your English.，可知每天要读一点英语，答案是A。

【5】考查上下文串联和句意理解。根据下文的Learn by heart the whole sentences and the phrases that contain the new words so that we may know how to use the words.，可知不要只记住单个的单词，答案是G。

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