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【题目】第一节 单词拼写 (根据所给首字母或汉语提示完成单词)

【1】It is of great importance to keep a b___________ and healthy diet.

【2】This is a city with a long history and now it is a m____________ of old and new buildings.

【3】Only 12 of the 140 passengers s___________ the accident.

【4】 Dictionaries should be put where they will be easily __________(易接近的).

【5】 It’s illegal to read people’s private letters without p_______________.

【答案】

【1】 balanced

【2】 mixture

【3】survived

【4】accessible

【5】 permission

【解析】

试题分析:考查单词识记,句意理解,语法知识。

【1】 balanced 考查形容词。保持平衡健康的饮食是很重要的。故填balanced。

【2】 mixture 考查名词。这座具有悠久历史 的城市混合着新老建筑物。混合物,mixture。

【3】survived 考查动词。事故中140个乘客只有12个人生还,用过去式,填survived。

【4】accessible 考查形容词。字典要放在容易拿得到的地方,故填accessible。

【5】 permission 不经过允许而去看别人的私人信件是违法的。此处用名词,故permission填在此处。

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