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【题目】SECTION C (共8小题;每小题 1分,满分8

Directions: plete the following passage by filling in each blank with one word that best fits the context.

Jimmy started painting when he was three years old, and when he was five, he was already very good at it. He painted many beautiful and interesting pictures, and people paid1lot of money for them. They said, “This boy’s going to be famous when he’s a little older, and then we’re going to sell these pictures for a lot 2money.

Jimmy’s pictures were different 3other people’s because he never painted on all of the paper. He painted on half of it, and the 4half was always empty.

“That’s very clever, ”everyone said, 5else does that!

6day somebody bought one of Jimmy’s pictures and then said to him, “Please tell me this, Jimmy. Why do you paint on the bottom half of your pictures, but7on the top half?

8I’m small, ”Jimmy said, “and my brushes don’t reach very high.

【答案】

1a

2more

3from

4other

5Nobody

6One

7not

8Because

【解析】

1人们为他的画付了很多钱。A lot of很多

2这个男孩以后会出名,我们可以卖更多的钱。A lot后面接形容词比较级。

3吉米的画和别人不同。Be different from不同

4他在纸的一半上画画,另外一半是空的。表示另外的other。

5其他没有人这么做了。这里使用不定代词nobody,后面用else修饰。

6一天,有人买了吉米的一幅画。One day有一天

7你为什么在下面的一半画画,而不在下面的一半画画呢?表示否定意义,用not。

8因为我还小,够不到那么高。表示原因状语从句,用because。

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