题目内容

根据所背书的内容补全所缺的单词,每格不限填一个单词。

M9 U5:

Do you know how many advertisements you 1. in your daily life? …Even some of the casual garments we wear have brand names 2. them which 3. walking advertisements. With so many messages from…Then we can 4. by them.

NC 43:

Insuring public or private property is 5. in most countries. … 6. , the bigger the risk an insurance company takes, the higher the premium you will have to pay…. 7. , it was an unusual pie dish, for it was eighteen feet long and six feet wide.

NC 44:

Train compartments soon get cramped and 8. . … Reading is only 9. . …At night, when you really wish to go to sleep, you 10. .

 

1.are expected to

2.attached to

3.turn us into

4.avoid being controlled

5.a standard practice

6.Needless to say

7.Admittedly

8.stuffy

9.a partial solution

10.rarely manage to do so

【解析】

试题分析:题目主要考查学生对课文的熟悉程度和对新概念上的文章的熟悉程度。平时应该背诵新概念上的文章,并掌握里面出现的句型和短语。

1.are expected to。

2.attached to。

3.turn us into。

4.avoid being controlled。

5.a standard practice。

6.eedless to say不用说,故填Needless to say。

7.admittedly无可否认地,诚然,故填Admittedly。

8.stuffy。

9.a partial solution。

10.rarely manage to do so。

考点:考查对课文和新概念的掌握程度

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