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【题目】

1Union leaders and company bosses will meet tomorrow in an attempt to reach a s__________.

2For the Indonesians, red r__________ the color of sugar and white looks like rice.

3Academic success is determined by many other criteria apart from written exams and other forms of a__________.

4I didn’t know anything about any of the books, so my choice was quite a__________.

5Don’t worry. Your parents will offer you u__________ support in case you have trouble.

6Constant f__________ wore out the heels of my shoes.

7Various __________ (解释) for these changes in climate have been offered by scientists all over the world.

8Teachers in this school are given complete f__________ in their choice of teaching materials.

9Do you believe in the __________(存在) of God?

10With a/an __________(冒险) spirit, nowadays many young people travel to places which have been seldom visited before.

【答案】

1settlement

2resembles

3assessment

4arbitrary

5unconditional

6friction

7explanations

8freedom

9existence

10adventurous

【解析】单词拼写题主要考查学生“识词、记词和用词”的能力。这类试题体现了“词不离句”的特点,要求学生注意单词在句子中的确切含义与正确形式,而不是孤立地死记硬背单词。

1考查名词。句意:工会领导人和公司老板们将在明天见面,试图达成和解固定短语:make a settlement(达成和解),故填settlement

2考查动词。句意:对于印尼人红色类似于糖的颜色,白色看起来像大米饭谓语resembles(类似于),主语是red,所以要用第三人称单数形式,故填resembles

3考查名词。句意:除了书面考试和其他形式的评估外,许多其它标准也决定了学业的成功。不可数名词assessment(评估)作介词of的宾语,故填assessment

4考查形容词。句意:这些书我一点都不了解,所以我的选择是很随意的。形容arbitrary(随意的)作表语,故填arbitrary

5考查形容词。句意:我丝毫不担心你的父母会给你以无条件的支持,以防你遇到麻烦。形容词unconditional(无条件的)作定语修饰名词support(支持)故填unconditional

6考查名词。句意:不断的摩擦磨坏了我的鞋跟。不可数名词friction(摩擦)作主语,故填friction

7考查名词。句意:世界各地的科学家都提供了各种各样的关于气候变化的解释。可数名词explanations(解释)作主语,有various(各种各样的)修饰,所以要用复数形式,故填explanations

8考查名词。句意:这所学校的教师在选择教材方面享有完全的自由。不可数名词freedom(自由)作宾语,故填freedom

9考查名词。句意:你相信上帝的存在吗?不可数名词作existence(存在)作宾语,故填existence

10考查形容词。句意:如今,许多年轻人带着冒险精神去了以前很少去过的地方。形容词adventurous(冒险的)作定语修饰名词spirit(精神)故填adventurous

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Before you get started, please make sure you're read our terms and conditions. Entries can be submitted(递交) through the entry form, or posted into the comment section. Closing date for the competition is 5th January 2015.
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