[题目]用下列词语填空engine carpenter cartoon amusement eagles slide swing tourism(1)Before buying a car, my dad always looks at its .(2)Early American settlers were great , they could build almost anything fro 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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【题目】用下列词语填空

engine carpenter cartoon amusement eagles slide swing tourism

（1）Before buying a car, my dad always looks at its .
（2）Early American settlers were great , they could build almost anything from wood.
（3）Both adults and children like to watch just for .
（4）There are about 60 different kinds of around the world, but only two kinds live in North America.
（5） is a big business for small countries like Singapore.
（6）When I was little, my favorite thing o do was to go to the playground and slide down and on swings.

【答案】
（1）engine
（2）carpenters
（3）cartoons；amusement
（4）eagles
（5）Tourism
（6）slides；swing
【解析】（1）句意：在买车之前，我的爸爸总是先看看发动机。形容词性物主代词后面接名词，故填engine。
（2）句意：早期的美洲移民都是很好的木匠，他们几乎能用木头建任何东西。形容词后接名词，是复数形式，故填carpenters。
（3）句意：成年人和孩子都喜欢看卡通片，为了娱乐。watch cartoons“看卡通”，for amusement“为了取乐”。因此答案cartoons，amusement。
（4）句意：全世界大约有60种不同种类的鹰，北美洲仅仅有2种。 60 different kinds of 后面接复数，故填eagles。
（5）句意：旅游业对新加坡这样的的小国来说是个大产业。名词作主语，故填Tourism。
（6）句意：小时候，我最喜欢的的做的是去操场上滑滑梯和荡秋千。slide down slides“滑滑梯”，swing on swings.“荡秋千”，因此答案slides，swing。

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