题目内容
15.The Greater China region has become a key engine room of the(61)growth/growing (grow)of Australian tourism these years and China mainland has made(62)a great contribution of about 4billion Australian dollars(63)to Australian tourism.Chinese tourists will feel at home in Australia (64)because/since/as there are many Chinese migrants and there are many China Towns in many cities.Chinese diet,language and culture have a deep and (65)lasting (1ast)effect on Australian life and many Australians have been used to (66)having (have)dinner in Chinese restaurants once a week.
The increase in Chinese visitor arrivals has helped the tourism industry make up for not only a decline in visitors from Western Europe(67)but also holiday makers in Australia.
It is predicted that the number of Chinese tourists (68)will pass (pass)600,000this year with the Chinese tourists (69)continuing (continue)to arrive in Australia.Australian tourism department says that they have not taken measures to make the demand and need to meet as(70)quickly (quick)as possible.
分析 中国大陆对澳大利亚旅游业的发展做出了很大的贡献
解答 61.growth/growing 考查名词词性,大中国地区已经成为这些年澳大利亚旅游业发展的至关重要的组成部分.
62.a 考查固定短语 make a great contribution 做出贡献,中国大陆已经对澳大利亚旅游业的发展做出了大约4亿澳元的贡献,
63.to 考查固定短语 make a great contribution to…对…做出贡献,结合上一空,中国大陆已经对澳大利亚旅游业的发展做出了大约4亿澳元的贡献,故填to.
64.because/since/as 考查状语从句,中国游客在澳大利亚感觉像在家里一样,因为在许多城市都有很多中国移民和中国城.因果关系,所以用.because/since/as
65.lasting 考查形容词,lasting持久的,中国的饮食、语言和文化对澳大利亚生活都有着深刻和持久的影响.
66.having 考查固定短语,be used to doing 习惯于做某事,许多澳大利亚人习惯于一周一次在中国餐馆用餐.
67.but 考查固定短语,not only…but also 不但…而且…,中国游客人数的增加不但有助于旅游业弥补西方欧洲游客减少的困境,而且增加了本地度假的人.
68.will pass考查时态,抓住关键词,predict预测今年游客的数量会突破60万,用一般将来时.
69.continuing 考查with复合结构,with+宾语+宾补,中国游客继续到澳大利亚,主动,用现在分词,
70.quickly 考查副词用法,修饰动词用副词,澳大利亚旅游部门表示,他们还没有尽快采取措施来满足游客的要求.
点评 缺词填空,解题时要抓住文章的脉络,一定要读懂全文,弄清文章要表达的思想,注意前后句之间的关系.答题中,一定要认真分析,注意词性,句型的分析,答完后再通读一遍文章,看看所填单词是不是语句通顺,语意连贯.
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51.A.lonely | B.alone | C.singly | D.individually |
52.A.commerce | B.consumers | C.commercials | D.contracts |
53.A.ranging | B.varying | C.changing | D.adjusting |
54.A.taken to | B.spent in | C.expected of | D.exposed to |
55.A.flashes | B.billboards | C.attractions | D.messages |
56.A.improve | B.promote | C.urge | D.update |
57.A.symbolized | B.illustrated | C.demonstrated | D.displayed |
58.A.modify | B.decorate | C.polish | D.fix |
59.A.Audio | B.Studio | C.Oral | D.Video |
60.A.since | B.while | C.unless | D.if |
61.A.throw away | B.lay down | C.blow out | D.break down |
62.A.Except for | B.Apart from | C.According to | D.Including in |
63.A.effect | B.affect | C.result | D.purpose |
64.A.less | B.same | C.similar | D.more |
65.A.outlooks | B.opinions | C.concepts | D.implications. |