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【题目】

【1】He ran up behind the President and fired two shots ________________， both taking effect.

【2】They were so tired that they did not ________________ until the next morning.

【3】We should at all times ________________ our own shortcomings.

【4】We should not __________ the dangerous wild animals.

【5】It's human nature for parents to _________ their children.

【6】They ________________ at the thought of being discovered and shot.

【7】I got home only to find everything in the house was turned ________________.

【8】Pupils are warned not to stay close to the walls, for they are ________________ collapse.

【答案】

【1】at close range

【2】wake up

【3】be aware of

【4】be close to

【5】be fond of

【6】were scared to death

【7】upside down

【8】in danger of

【解析】选用合适的词组并用其正确形式填空。

【1】句意：他跑到总统背后,在近距离开了两枪,全部命中。根据句意可知答案为at close range。

【2】句意：他们如此的累，以致于直到第二天早上才醒来。故答案为wake up。

【3】句意：我们始终要意识到我们的缺点。故答案为be aware of。

【4】句意：我们不应该靠近危险的野生动物。故答案为be close to。

【5】句意：父母喜欢自己的孩子是人的本性。故答案为be fond of。

【6】句意：他们一想到被发现和被射击就害怕的要死。根据句意可知用一般过去时态，故答案为were scared to death。

【7】句意：我到家时发现房子里的东西都翻了个底。故答案为upside down。

【8】句意：小孩子被警告不要靠近墙，因为它们面临着倒塌。故答案为in danger of。

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