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【题目】Last night, my dad showed me something special that I had never seen before. It was 1 old box which contained many silver coins. My dad has been collecting old silver coins 2 he was a kid. But I didn’t know 3 he had put all his coins he showed them to me. He said his father used to do the same. He decided to give me his collection when I was to move out to live 4 my own. I knew the 5(choose) I made was a difficult one, but I wanted to do things by myself.

Myfatherdividedhiscollectionintotwopartsandtoldmetouse6onlywhenIreallygotintotrouble.Ididn’tunderstandwhathe7(mean),sohe

explainedittome.AndIdidn’tknow whetherIcouldsellthemornot,soIaskedmy

fathersomeotherquestionsaboutthemandheansweredthem8(patience)onebyone.Hesaidheonlysold9ofhiscoinstohelphimfinishhisstudies

manyyearsago.After10(take)outpartofthecoins,Ithankedhimand

promisedthatIwouldusethemwisely.

【答案】

1an

2since

3where

4on

5choice

6them

7meant

8patiently

9some

10taking

【解析】

1】一个旧盒子用不定冠词表示一个old是元音开头,填 an

2】自从爸爸还是个孩子就开始收集旧的银币,填since

3】但是我不知道他把所有银币放到哪里了,填地点副词where

4】独立生活live on my own,填介词 on

5】我知道我做的选择很难,填名词choice

6】爸爸告诉我在我生活非常困难时才能使用它们,填代词 them

7】当时不知爸爸什么意思,填一般过去时 meant

8】副词修饰动词回答patiently

9】只卖了一些银币收藏品,填some

10】介词后用doing形式,填taking

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