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Hi, Daisy,

I am wondering why you haven’t showed up online for such

a long time. I’m sorry to know your mother has f 1. ill in hospital

and that your father is struggling for a living. __2.___ is no doubt that what you are ____3.____ (经历) affects your life greatly, making you unable to c 4. on your study. I understand how you are feeling at the moment and I truly wish that I could be __5.____ any help. Life can be hard at times and we can never expect what lies 6. （前方）. Life is a challenge. We had no choice but to meet it. __7.____ happens,you need to r 8. optimistic and try what you can to help your parents. It is by meeting difficulties and overcoming _____9.___ that one learns how to survive. I hope your mother will be all right soonand it won’t be long _____10.__ things turn better.

 

1.fallen

2.There

3.experiencing

4.concentrate

5.of

6.ahead

7.Whatever

8.remain

9.them

10.before

【解析】

试题分析: 本文是作者给Daisy写的一封信。因为Daisy的母亲生病住院，而父亲忙于挣钱养家，所以他很久没有时间上网了。在信中作者鼓励Daisy要坚强，告诉他生活就是挑战，我们别无选择要去迎接挑战。并且最后祝愿他的母亲能早日康复

1.fallen 考查动词短语。根据空后内容in hospital判断mother是生病住院，用fall ill，因为前面是has所以判断是现在完成时，填fallen。

2.There 固定句型：There　is no doubt that ….“毫无疑问”，因为位于句首，所以大写首字母，填There。

3.experiencing 考查动词。根据提示可知填experience的适当形式，因为前面有are，而且是表示主动意思，所以用现在进行时，填experiencing。

4.concentrate考查动词短语。Be unable to 后面跟动词原形，根据句意可知填concentrate，固定短语：concentrate on “集中精力”，填concentrate。

5.of考查介词。固定短语：of help “有帮助”，句意：我理解你此刻的感受，我真得希望我对你有所帮助。

6.ahead 考查副词。根据汉语提示可知填ahead。句意：生活有时候会很艰难，我们不能预计到前方会有什么。

7.Whatever考查代词。根据结构可知此处是引导状语从句，句中缺少主语，根据意思填Whatever。

8.remain 考查动词。根据need to do 判断此处填动词，而只有系动词后填形容词，根据首字母提示和句意可知填remain。

9.them 考查代词。根据and前面内容difficulties判断用代词them。

10.before考查连词。固定句型：it won’t be 时间段 before”不用过很久就….

考点：考查语法填空

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