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【题目】第一节单词拼写(根据中文或首字母,写出正确的单词。每小题1分,共10分)

【1C__________! You have won the first place in this singing competition. (祝贺你)

2J__________ from his accent, he must be from Wen Zhou.

3Tom is very r_____ and you can trust him. Go to him for help if necessary.

4I can’t e________ how I feel. My words have failed me.

5How did you p________ him to go with you? He was always so stubborn! (说服)

6The audience b_________ into cheers on seeing the pop stars.

7Mr. Black is very g__________, he always helps us when we are in trouble.

8The guests of the hotel tried their best to e__________ from the burning building.

9Generally speaking, great leaders have many good q__________.

【10Thanks to your g___________, now I can manage my company very well. (指导)

【答案】

【1】congratulations,

【2】Judging,

【3】reliable,

【4】express,

【5】persuade,

【6】burst,

【7】generous,

【8】escape,

【9】qualities

【10】guidance

【解析】

试题分析:本题主要考查单词拼写以及在此基础上需要考生能运用正确的时态,正确的词的形式,考虑到正确的固定短语搭配。

【1】congratulations; 考查单词拼写。英语中祝贺某人可以用Congratulations to sb,也可以说Congratulations! 所以这里直接用congratulations。

【2】Judging;考查非谓语动词。这里的主语he与所填项是主动关系,所以要用动词-ing形式。句意:从他的口音可以判断,他来自温州。

【3】reliable; 考查句子理解和单词拼写。根据后文you can trust him提示,他是一个值得信赖的人,所以你可以相信他。句意:汤姆是一个值得信赖的人,你可以相信他,如果有必要,你可以找他帮忙。

【4】express;考查句子理解和单词拼写句意:我无法用言语表达我的感受,语言已经不能形容了我的感受了。所以要填express。

【5】persuade考查单词拼写根据中文提示“说服”,以及句子成分,这里缺少谓语动词,所以此处填persuade。句意:他是那样顽固的人,你是怎样说服他跟你一起的?

【6】burst ;考查固定搭配。Burst into后面要接名词,译为“突然、、、”,burst into cheers:突然兴奋。句意:看到这些流行歌手,观众们突然兴奋起来。

【7】generous;考查句意理解及单词拼写。根据下文提示:他总是在我们遇到困难的时候帮助我们,所以布兰克先生应该是一个很大方的人。句意:布兰克先生是一个很大方的人,他总是在我们遇到困难的时候帮助我们。

【8】escape考查句子理解及单词拼写句意:旅馆里的客人尽力逃离着火的房子。又因为不定式to后接动词原形,所以此处应填escape。所以要填escape

【9】qualities考查句子理解及单词拼写句意:一般而言,优秀的领导人都有优秀的品质。因为优秀的品质不止一种,所以这里要用复数形式qualities

【10】guidance;考查词性辨析。根据中文意思“指导”,要用guide,又因为人称代词your后面要使用名词形式,所以此处填guidance。句意:谢谢你的指导,现在我能很好的管理公司了。

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