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【题目】完成句子（共10小题；每小题1分，满分10分）

【1】It seemed that the water was to __________(责备).

【2】The southern part of Ireland was __________(不愿意的) and broke away to form its own government.

【3】Hit by a ______(缺乏) of fresh air, my head ached.

【4】Have you ever had a case where someone ________(控告) your journalists of getting the wrong end of the stick?

【5】The ______(皮肤) is an essential part of your body and its largest organ.

【6】A _______(典型的) picture at this time was full of religious symbols.

【7】List poems have a _____(灵活的) line length and repeated phrases.

【8】The expert ________ (预言)that there would be an earthquake in that area.

【9】Anyone can do this job. No ________ （早先的）experience is needed for it.

【10】It is said that this kind of new medicine can _________ （治疗）people of heart disease.

【答案】

【1】blame

【2】unwilling

【3】lack

【4】accused

【5】skin

【6】typical

【7】flexible

【8】predicted

【9】previous

【10】cure

【解析】

试题分析：本题主要考查单词拼写以及在此基础上需要考生能运用正确的时态，正确的词的形式，考虑到正确的固定短语搭配，属于较为基础的一类题目。

【1】blame。考察固定结构。Be to blame意思为应受责备的。该句意思为：好像那水才是应该受到责备的。

【2】unwilling。考察单词拼写。Unwilling不情愿的，形容词。该句意思为：爱尔兰南部不情愿的分离了祖国，形成了自己的政府。

【3】lack。考察固定短语 a lack of意思为:缺乏某物。该句意思为：由于缺乏新鲜空气，我的头疼了。

【4】accused。考察固定搭配 accuse sb of sth控告某人某事。因为前面有一个had，提示是过去，所以这里用accused。该句意思为：你曾经遇到过个这样的情况吗，有人控诉你们记者本末倒置？

【5】skin。考察单词拼写。Skin皮肤，名词。该句意思为：皮肤是你身体必须的一部分，也是最大的器官。

【6】typical。考察单词拼写typical典型的，形容词。这个时期的绘画的典型特征是充满了宗教色彩。

【7】flexible。考察单词拼写flexible灵活的，形容词。该句意思为：清单诗长短灵活，多用叠词。

【8】predicted。考察单词拼写predicted预言，动词。根据后面的would可以看出句子的时态为一般过去式。该句意思为：专家预言，这个地区将会有一场地震。

【9】previous。考察单词拼写previous先前的，形容词。该句意思为：这项工作人人都可以做，不需要之前的工作经历。

【10】cure。考察单词拼写cure治疗，动词。因为前面有情态动词can，所以这里用原形。该句意思为：传说这种新药能治疗心脏病。

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