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【题目】Now a hot topic 【1】 (discuss) about whether the old computers in our school should be replaced 【2】new ones. With the rapid 【3】 ( develop) of science and technology, there is no doubt 【4】our old computers are totally out of date. The headmaster as well as the teachers and students 【5】 (be) not satisfied with the slow working speed of the computers. Therefore, all of them request to have anew computer so that their problems can be solved 【6】 (success). 【7】the school should consider is 【8】to deal with the old computers wisely. Personally speaking, 【9】 (throw)them away to the place 【10】they are regarded as rubbish is not a good idea.

【答案】

【1】is being discussed

【2】by\with

【3】development

【4】that

【5】is

【6】successfully

【7】What

【8】how

【9】throwing

【10】where

【解析】本文关于学校旧电脑换新电脑的讨论。

【1】句意：现在在我们学校一个关于旧电脑是否被新电脑替代的热门话题正在被讨论。根据句意可知句子用现在进行时态的被动语态，可知答案为is being discussed。

【2】句意：现在在我们学校一个关于旧电脑是否被新电脑替代的热门话题正在被讨论。根据句意可知答案为by\with。

【3】句意：随着科学技术的快速发展。此处是形容词修饰名词，故答案为development。

【4】固定句式：there is no doubt that---，毫无疑问，故答案为that。

【5】句意：目前校长和老师学生对旧电脑慢的工作速度不满意。此处as well as连接两个主语，遵循就远原则，所以后面的谓语动词与The headmaster保持一致，根据句意句子是一般现在时态，故答案为is。

【6】副词修饰动词，故答案为successfully。

【7】句意：学校应该考虑的是学校怎样处理这些旧电脑。根据句意可知此处是what引导的主语从句，故答案为What。

【8】句意：学校应该考虑的是学校怎样处理这些旧电脑。how to do sth.怎样做某事，故答案为how。

【9】句意：把他们扔到被动作垃圾的地方不是好主意。此处是动名词做主语，故答案为throwing。

【10】句意：把他们扔到被动作垃圾的地方不是好主意。此处the place做先行词，在后面的定语从句中做地点状语，故答案为where。

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