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【题目】单句填空

1We apologize for the delay and regret any __________ (convenient) it may have caused.

2She sang to the music with her hand waving __________ (gentle).

3Cycling is highly __________ (benefit) to health and the environment.

4They hid the money for fear that __________ (thief) should break in.

5The student, __________ (addict) to surfing the Net, dropped out of the top university.

6When I came in, the students __________ (occupy) themselves doing their homework.

7The activity, which __________ (schedule) on Friday, is meant to celebrate their 50th anniversary.

8We need more __________ (rely) information before we make a sound decision.

9It is about time that we __________ (ban) over-fishing to preserve the ecological balance.

10The souvenirs were given out to those __________ (presence) at the activity.

【答案】

1inconvenience

2gently

3beneficial

4thieves

5addicted

6were occupying

7is scheduled

8reliable

9banned/ should ban

10present

【解析】

考查单句语法填空。

1考查名词。句意:我们为延误道歉,并对可能造成的任何不便表示歉意。regret为及物动词后直接跟名词做宾语,且结合句意可知飞机延误导致的是不便,故填inconvenience

2考查副词。句意:她随着音乐唱歌,手轻轻地挥动着。根据上文wave为动词需要副词修饰,故填gently

3考查形容词。句意:骑自行车非常有益于健康和环境。根据上文 is可知应填形容词作表语,故填beneficial

4考查名词的数。句意:他们把钱藏起来以免小偷破门而入。thief为可数名词,前面没有冠词故用复数形式,故填thieves

5考查非谓语动词。句意:那个沉迷于上网的学生从顶尖大学退学了。固定短语be addicted to“沉迷于,此处为形容词作表语,故填addicted

6考查固定句式。句意:我进来时,学生们正忙着做作业。固定句式sb. be doing sth. when…“某人正在做某事突然……”,且根据上文When I came in可知主句应用过去进行时,主语为students,故填were occupying

7考查动词时态语态和主谓一致。句意:该活动定于周五举行,旨在庆祝他们结婚50周年。固定短语be scheduled“……计划;被……排定,且从句主语为The activity,且根据下文is meant to celebrate their 50th anniversary可知应用一般现在时。主语为The activity,谓语动词用第三人称单数,故填is scheduled

8考查形容词。句意:我们需要更多可靠的信息才能做出明智的决定。information为名词需要形容词修饰,故填reliable

9考查虚拟语气。句意:该是我们禁止过度捕捞以保持生态平衡的时候了。It's about time that...“该是……的时候了,后面的that从句中的动词要用虚拟语气。从句中的谓语动词有两种形式,或者用动词的过去式(bewere);或者用should + 动词原形(should不能省略)。故填banned/ should ban

10考查固定短语。句意:出席活动的人都得到了纪念品。固定短语those present“在场的人,故填present

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