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用课文中的词或短语完成以下句子,否则不得分。(每题2分 共10分)

1.Our subjects ___________ _________ Chinese, maths, English, physics, chemistry,ect.(我们的 学科包括语文,数学,英语,理化等)。

2.I tapped the top of my desk,____ _____ an easy way______ ______ this matter.(我轻敲着桌面,希望能够找到一个简单的方法来解决这个问题)。

3.Once he even__________ one of my classmates_______ a game of Chinese chess.(有一次,他还找我们班的一个同学比赛下中国象棋)。

4.You may feel it is very important to be ______ _____ _____ _______all the time.(你可能会觉得任何时候都要尽可能准确很重要)。

5.Do not ______ your reading process to______ _____ a new word in the dictionary.(不要在阅读时中断你的阅读来查单词)。

 

1.consist of

2.hoping for; out of

3.challenged; to

4.as accurate as possible

5.interrupt; look up

【解析】

试题分析:题目主要考查学生对动词短语、固定短语、目的状语和祈使句等的掌握情况。

1. 句中缺少谓语动词,“包括”用consist of,主语为复数,故填consist of。

2. tapped the top of my desk,____ _____ an easy way______ ______ this matter.(我轻敲着桌面,希望能够找到一个简单的方法来解决这个问题)。主句结构完整,v-ing做目的状语。out of this matter,解决这个问题。故填 hoping for;out of 。

3. sb to sth,挑战某人做某事。用过去式,故填challenged ;to。

4. adj as possible,尽可能…。这里为“尽可能准确”,故填as accurate as possible。

5. look up。故填interrupt;;look up。

考点:考查动词短语、固定短语、目的状语和祈使句。

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