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【题目】第二节 单词填空(每空一词, 共10小题; 每小题1分,满分)

【1British economy has been _______(衰退) since 1960s.

【2】Nothing would satisfy her _______(贪婪) for power.

【3It makes me sad that some people _______(犯罪)crimes and never get punished.

【4He felt _______(气馁)because of all the criticism he’d received.

【5My brother is _______(喜爱) of pointing out my mistakes.

【6】After the earthquake, the city _______(像) a battlefield.

【7】There can be no excuse for any further _______(耽搁).

【8a consequence of smoking, my father coughs _______(频繁).

【9】Her moods were very _______(易变的), now laughing loudly, and then sunk in despair.

【10】Rosa Parks challenged the unjust _______(分离,分开)of people on the basis of skin color.

【答案】

【1declining

【2】greed

【3】commit

【4】discouraged

【5】fond

【6】resembled

【7】delay

【8】frequently/constantly

【9】changeable

【10】separation

【解析】

试题分析:根据汉语提示用单词的正确形式填空。

【1declining 根据句意可知用现在完成进行时态,故填declining。

【2】greed 根据句意可知此处用名词形式,故填greed。

【3】commit 句意:一些人犯罪从来没有受到惩罚。此处用一般现在时态,主语是复数形式故填commit。

【4】discouraged 句意:他感到不气馁。故填discouraged。

【5】fond 固定短语:be fond of---喜爱---。故填fond。

【6】resembled 根据句意:地震之后。可知此处用一般过去时态,故填resembled。

【7】delay 句意:更进一步的耽搁。所以此处用名词形式,故填delay。

【8】frequently/constantly 句意:父亲频繁地咳嗽。因为副词修饰动词,故填frequently/constantly。

【9】changeable 句意:他的情绪是易变得。用形容词作表语,故填changeable。

【10】separation 句意:不公正的分离。可知此处考查名词,故填separation。

【考点归纳】

be fond of 对---喜爱;be interested in对---感兴趣; be strict in 对---某事严格要求;be strict with 对某人严格要求;be satisfied with对---感到满意; be worried about 对---担忧;be full of 充满---;be filled with 被---填满;be grateful to对某人感激; be grateful for因为某事而感激;be similar to---,与---相似;be faced with面临着---;be located in/on---,坐落于---;be late for因---迟到。

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