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【题目】短语选变填空．

【1】The Wandering Earth_____my mind from the thrilling story line to the beautiful sets．

【2】It's time for class． Students need to_____what the teacher mentions in class for further revision．

【3】If you_____exercising in the gym alone， you can choose to join a group fitness class that brings you great fun．

【4】This medicine is taken one pill_____． Taking more than one may cause serious side﹣effects．

【5】It is said that the sports meeting_____ until next week because of the rainy weather．

【6】In court， he answered all the complicated questions_____by the lawyer．

【7】_____his new novel， the novelist refused all his friends' invitation for parties．

【8】When I was at college， I often went out to play basketball with my friends at weekends ， but_____I went to the library to do some reading．

【9】Don't_____by products advertised on TV ，with the help of which people can lose weight in a week．

【10】She spent the whole day working in her room_____ the plan for the coming ceremony．

【答案】

【1】was impressed on

【2】take down

【3】are tired of

【4】at a time

【5】will be put off

【6】put forward

【7】Working on

【8】every now and then

【9】be taken in

【10】to work out

【解析】

【1】句意：从惊心动魄的故事情节到美丽的布景，《漫步地球》给我留下了深刻的印象。可知和主语The Wandering Earth 一致，表示过去的动作，所以填was impressed on。

【2】句意：上课时间到了，学生们需要把老师在课堂上提到的内容记下来，以便进一步复习。可知在 need to 后，用动词原形，所以填take down。

【3】句意：如果你厌倦了独自在健身房锻炼，你可以选择参加一个能给你带来乐趣的团体健身班。可知和主语的一般现在时态一致，表示现在的动作，和主语 you 一致，表示"厌倦了"，所以填are tired of。

【4】句意：本药一次服用一粒，过量服用可能会产生严重的副作用。可知表示"一次"，用固定短语at a time，所以填at a time。

【5】句意：据说由于下雨，运动会将推迟到下周举行。可知和时间状语until next week 一致，表示"将推迟"，谓语动词用一般将来时态的被动语态，所以填will be put off。

【6】句意：在法庭上，他回答了律师提出的所有复杂问题。可知作 the complicated questions 的定语，表示"被提出"，用过去分词短语put forward，所以填put forward。

【7】句意：小说家在写他的新小说时，拒绝了所有朋友的聚会邀请。可知作时间状语，和主语 the novelist 是主动关系，用现在分词，所以填Working on。

【8】句意：我上大学的时候，经常周末和朋友出去打篮球，但偶尔去图书馆看书。可知表示"偶尔"，用固定短语every now and then，所以填every now and then。

【9】句意：不要被在电视上登广告，说让人们在一周内减肥的产品所欺骗。在助动词Don't 后，表示"被欺骗"，所以填be taken in。

【10】句意：她花了一整天的时间在自己的房间里，为即将到来的仪式制定计划。可知作目的状语，用动词不定式，所以填to work out。

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