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【题目】单词拼写 请根据首字母和汉语,在空白处填入适当的单词或单词的正确形式。每空一词(共10小题; 每小题1分, 满分10分)

【1】I w___________(目击) a terrible accident yesterday.

【2An enormous animal _______________(在对面)us threw itself out of the water.

【3I felt scared to___________(死) for a moment.

【4】The __________(屋顶) of the classrooms are made of grass.

【5】I could not ___________(参加) in the conversation.

【6】She is halfway through the __________(准备)year.

【7】Sara acknowledged her mistake and made an _________(道歉) immediately

【8】When I hear an _______(习语)that I don’t understand, I can ask my host family for help.

【9】The food is ________(变干) up in the can.

【10】In my essay, I gave my own opinion and explained it by_______(参阅)to other authors.

【答案】

【1】witnessed

【2】opposite

【3】death

【4】roofs

【5】participate

【6】preparation

【7】apology

【8】idiom

【9】dried

【10】referring

【解析】

【1】witnessed 考查一般过去时。关键信息是yesterday,要用一般过去时,填witnessed。

【2】opposite 考查介词。opposite sb 在某人对面,在本句中做定语,填opposite。

【3】death 考查名词。固定搭配be scared to sth/to do sth,死亡的名词是death,填death。

【4】roofs 考查主谓一致。后面的系动词是are,所以主语是复数形式,填roofs。

【5】participate 考查固定短语。participate in sth 参与某活动,填participate。

【6】preparation 考查名词。与year搭配,填preparation。

【7】apology 考查固定搭配。make an apology向某人道歉,用名词形式,填apology。

【8】idiom 考查名词。有冠词an修饰,用单数形式即可,填idiom。

【9】dried 考查系表结构。be dried 干了,填dried。

【10】referring 考查动词。前面有介词by,所以要用动词ing形式,填referring(注意双写r)。

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