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【题目】单词拼写

【1】The government is _________(呼吁）to people to protect the environment.

【2】You should be________(谨慎）about what you say in public.

【3】Don’t________ （打断）your parents when they are talking.

【4】________ (粗略地)speaking, girls make up 40 percent of the students in our school.

【5】To our ________ (欣慰), our son returned home, safe.

【6】Doing exercise is b________ to our health.

【7】Your sweater is i________ to mine in style.

【8】He was s________ of stealing the money, so he was very upset.

【9】Patients’ medical records are strictly c________ in the hospital.

【10】I don’t want to be i________ in their quarrel.

【答案】

【1】appealing

【2】cautious

【3】interrupt

【4】Roughly

【5】relief

【6】beneficial

【7】identical

【8】suspected

【9】confidential

【10】involved

【解析】

试题分析：

【1】appealing考查动词，此处是现在进行时，动词用进行时态。句意：政府呼吁人们要保护环境。故填appealing

【2】cautious考查形容词，be动词后接形容词，句意：你在公共场合讲话应该要谨慎。故填cautious

【3】interrupt考查动词，Don’t是助动词，后面加动词原形。句意：当你的父母在交谈时不要打断他们。故填interrupt

【4】Roughly考查副词，修饰动词speaking用副词，句意：粗略地讲，我们学校的女生占百分之40。故填Roughly

【5】relief考查名词，句意：让我们欣慰的是我们儿子安全地回到了家里。故填relief

【6】beneficial 考查形容词，be beneficial to对...有益处的，句意：做运动对我们的身体有益。故填beneficial

【7】identical考查形容词， identical一样的，句意：你的毛衣跟我的一样。故填identical

【8】suspected考查动词，suspect怀疑，此处是过去时，动词用过去式，句意：他被怀疑偷了钱，所以他很难过。故填suspected

【9】confidential考查动词，confidential保密，句意：医院严格保密的病人的病历。故填confidential

【10】involved考查动词语态，involved卷入，此处表被动，句意：我不想被卷入他们的争吵中。故填involved

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