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5． ，Alice sat down on the floor and began to cry．（ ）| A． | Unhappy and tired | B． | Unhappily and tired | ||
| C． | Unhappy and tiredly | D． | Unhappily and tiredly |
分析 又累又难过，爱丽丝坐在地板上哭起来．
解答 A 考查形容词．形容词用作状语的特点是，该形容词的逻辑主语就是句子主语，相当于Alice was unhappy and tired，在句中做原因状语，所以答案选A．
点评 考查形容词在句中作状语，由于英语词汇丰富，且用法多变，考生掌握起来有较大难度，因此在平时应注意词汇的积累，理解词语的含义及其常见的习惯搭配，再联系句子所表述的意义和语境，选出正确的答案．
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| Types | Clear direct communication | A message is conveyed clearly to the correct family member． |
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| Letting it be more than just verbal | l The presence of family members （80）matters/countsa lot． l Use gestures to express your love． | |
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| 42．A．wounded | B．destroyed | C．surprised | D．frighted |
| 43．A．quietness | B．darkness | C．emptiness | D．loneliness |
| 44．A．got | B．forced | C．made | D．caused |
| 45．A．spirit | B．height | C．body | D．shape |
| 46．A．eye | B．window | C．mouth | D．door |
| 47．A．breath | B．wind | C．air | D．sound |
| 48．A．belief | B．feeling | C．imagination | D．doubt |
| 49．A．lay | B．hide | C．rest | D．lie |
| 50．A．especially | B．simply | C．probably | D．directly |
| 51．A．discussion | B．problem | C．joke | D．matter |
| 52．A．though | B．therefore | C．although | D．still |
| 53．A．called | B．backed | C．lined | D．packed |
| 54．A．old | B．crowded | C．poor | D．unfamiliar |
| 55．A．leave | B．let | C．order | D．send |
| 56．A．above | B．in | C．of | D．at |
| 57．A．protected | B．guided | C．believed | D．accepted |
| 58．A．then | B．there | C．once | D．anyway |
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