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【题目】

【1】The problem with Bill was that he never had a ________(确切的) aim in life.

【2】They are now ______(呼吁) to the public for donation for the homeless .

【3】Mistakes due to carelessness may have serious _________(后果).

【4】I like cats but unfortunately I’m _________（过敏） to them.

【5】She felt ______（尴尬）about her body shape, so she decided to go on a diet.

【6】It is a big company and it has ________ (分支机构) all over the country.

【7】This heating system has a(an) __________ ( 自动 ) temperature control.

【8】When it comes to dancing, I must say I’m always a(an) __________(笨拙)dancer .

【9】A rainbow is one of the most beautiful ________（现象）of nature.

【10】As he grew older, his __________(欣赏) of art grew.

【答案】

【小题1】specific

【小题2】appealing

【小题3】consequences

【小题4】allergic

【小题5】embarrassed

【小题6】branches

【小题7】automatic

【小题8】awkward

【小题9】phenomena

【小题10】appreciation

【解析】

【小题1】Bill的问题在于他从来没有确切的人生目标，形容词修饰名词，填specific。

【小题2】他们现在呼吁人们为无家可归的人募捐。用现在进行时appealing。

【小题3】由于粗心导致的错误会有很严重的后果，填名词复数consequences 。

【小题4】我很喜欢猫，但是不幸的是我对它们过敏，be动词后填形容词allergic。

【小题5】她对自己的体型感到很尴尬，因此决定节食减肥，系动词后填形容词embarrassed 。

【小题6】这是一家大公司，在全世界有多家分公司，填名词复数 branches。

【小题7】这种加热系统有自动的温度控制，形容词修饰名词.automatic 。

【小题8】说到跳舞，我不得不说自己是一个笨拙的舞者，形容词修饰名词awkward。

【小题9】彩虹是自然界最美丽的现象之一，one of the用名词复数phenomena。

【小题10】随着年龄的增长，他对艺术的欣赏与日俱增，填名词appreciation。

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