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【题目】

【1】The bridge _________（build）last year is strong and beautiful.

【2】He needs more _____________ (science) experiments to support his theory.

【3】The chairman drew a ___________ (总结) when the debate ended.

【4】The couple think that their parents are __________ (blame) for the spoiled child.

【5】We bought a flat downtown for ______________ (convenient).

【6】The United Kingdom ___________ (consist) of four countries.

【7】The physician was determined to help ordinary people ________ (expose) to cholera .

【8】Can you make sense _______ what the teacher is saying?

【9】They have no time to attend to their own wedding, so they’ll have it ____________ (arrange) by a company.

【10】The beautiful scenery __________(吸引) many tourists every year.

【答案】

【1】built

【2】scientific

【3】conclusion

【4】to blame

【5】convenience

【6】consists

【7】exposed

【8】of

【9】arranged

【10】attracts

【解析】完成句子。

【1】此处是过去分词做后置定语，答案为built。

【2】形容词修饰名词，答案为scientific。

【3】固定词组：draw a conclusion得出结论，故答案为conclusion。

【4】固定句式：be + to blame，受到责备，故答案为to blame。

【5】句意：我们买市区的一套公寓是为了方便。根据句意可知用名词形式，答案为convenience。

【6】句意：联合王国是由四个国家组成。固定词组：consist of由---组成，根据句意用一般现在时态，句子主语是The United Kingdom，单数第三人称形式，故答案为consists。

【7】句意：那位内科医生决心帮助患霍乱的普通人。此处是过去分词做后置定语，答案为exposed。

【8】句意：你能理解老师在说什么吗？固定词组：make sense of理解，故答案为of。

【9】句意：他们没有时间参加自己的婚礼，所以他们让一家公司安排。此处是过去分词做宾语补足语，have +宾语+ 过去分词，故答案为arranged。

【10】句意：这美景每年吸引很多游客。根据句意可知句子用一般现在时态，主语scenery景色，是不可数名词，谓语动词用单数第三人称形式，故答案为attracts。

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