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【题目】Like the native Chinese, some foreigners have started to join their Chinese friends 1 sending or grabbing virtual red packets during the Spring Festival and other special 2 (occasion). Attracted by the unique way of interacting with people as well as the culture that gave birth to the phenomenon, many foreigners say competing with friends to grab red packets in 3 WeChat group can be a lot of fun.

Mattias Klement, 27, a Swede who has been living in China for years, said more foreigners have started to take part in this 4 ( active) because of the popularity of WeChat wallet.

"I think it is 5 (main) because more and more places now allow paying with WeChat. It’s also fun to just involve 6 (you) in the culture of it," said Klement. Two years ago, when some friends 7 (send) him 5.20 or 8.88 yuan red packets, he had no clue about the 8 ( hide) meanings. Now, he is not only quite familiar with them 9 has also been used to sending some.

"It’s nice to be able to say ‘I love you’ with 5.20 yuan, I guess," he said, laughing." I also remember 10 (try) to tick some of my friends off by paying back 99.99 instead of 100 just for fun.”

【答案】

1in

2occasions

3a

4activity

5mainly

6yourself

7sent

8hidden

9but

10trying

【解析】本文是一篇记叙文。主要讲述了发红包在国内国外很受欢迎。由于微信钱包的普及,越来越多的人使用微信支付,并开始参加这个活动,红包的金额暗含了不同的意思,这种文化,给人们的生活带来了乐趣。

1 考查介词。“some foreigners have started to join their Chinese friends ___1___ sending or grabbing virtual red packets ”一些外国人也加入中国朋友,发送或抢红包。故填“in”

2考查单复数形式。根据前面的句子“ other special ___2___ (occasion). ”“其他 特殊的时刻“occasion”是可数名词,故用复数形式“occasions”

3考查介词。根据“many foreigners say competing with friends to grab red packets in ___3___ WeChat group can be a lot of fun.”句意为:“许多外国人说,和朋友们一起抢红包是很有趣的 可知,应填介词“a”

4考查词性。“take part in”后面缺宾语,“active”积极的,活跃的,形容词,此处应用名词“activity”“活动

5考查副词。“"I think it is ___5___ (main) because more and more places now allow paying with WeChat.” “我认为这是一个主要原因,因为越来越多的地方允许使用微信支付”“ mainly”修饰前面的动词“is”

6考查形容词性的物主代词。It’s also fun to just involve ___6___ (you) in the culture of it,“在它的文化中只涉及到你自己是很有趣的。”“yourself”“你自己

7考查过去式。根据前一句“Two years ago”两年前,可知,这是过去时。故填“sent”

8考查词性。根据“he had no clue about the ___8___ ( hide) meanings.”,他关于那个钱暗含的意思没有一点线索。可知,此处应填形容词“hidden”

9考查固定短语搭配。“Now, he is not only quite familiar with them ___9___ has also been used to sending some.”“not only......but also”为固定搭配,意为:不但......而且

10考查时态。“I also remember ___10___ (try) to tick some of my friends off by paying back 99.99 instead of 100 just for fun.”我还记得,我试着用99.99英镑代替100英镑来捉弄我的朋友,只是为了好玩。

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