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【题目】根据句意填写单词,用所给单词的正确形式填空

【1】“Don’t!” cried Oliver, ___________ (挣扎). “Let go of me!”

【2】Oliver was __________ (铤而走险的) with hunger and bitterness.

【3】They suffered from starvation, yet their welfare was of no c_________ (关心、在意) to the taxpayers.

【4】They were photographed i__________(单个地)and then as a group.

【5】The __________ (共识) of most people is that Canto pop is good music.

【6】Last week they s____________(交换) places and will repeat the switch weekly.

【7】The medical team ____________ (consist) of 10 doctors and 5 nurses will set out at dawn.

【8】I didn’t intend her ____________ (see) the painting until it was finished.

【9】I bought a ____________ (一份) of USA Today from a street-corner machine.

【10】She turned to face him; her anger was a____________ (显然) gone.

【答案】

1struggling

2desperate

3concern

4individually

5consensus

6swapped

7consisting

8to see

9copy

10apparently

【解析】

试题分析

1struggling.考查非谓语动词。句中挣扎struggle其主语和句子的主语一致都是Oliver此处状语用-ing形式故填struggling

2desperate.考查形容词。句意:Oliver因为又饿又苦铤而走险铤而走险的desperate

3concern.考查名词。句意:他们遭受饥饿,然而他们的福利纳税人却不关心。前面有形容词no修饰,故此处用名词关心、在意concern

4individually.考查副词。句意:他们单个拍照然后小组合影。副词单个地individually故填individually

5consensus.考查名词。句意:多少人的共识是Canto pop是好音乐。名词共识consensus,故填consensus

6swapped.考查动词。句意:上周他们交换了位置以后每周重复交换。动词交换swap根据时间Last week可知用过去式,故填swapped

7consisting.考查动词形式。句子谓语动词是will set outconsist短语作The medical team的定语,根据与The medical team是主动关系,故-ing形式故填consisting

8to see.考查不定式。句意:我打算画完这幅画再让她看。打算做某事intend to do,故填to see.

9copy.考查名词。此处指我买了一份《今日美国》杂志表示一份copy

10apparently.考查副词。句意:她转过来看着他,她的怒气显然没有了。修饰动词gone要用副词故填apparently

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