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【题目】根据音标写单词。

1According to the scientific magazine, we have changed the __________ / kemstr/ of our planet atmosphere.

2Scientist __________ /dskv(r)d/ this well-known flower 150 years ago.

3I have confidence in the __________ / blt/ of my football team.

4He__________/ le / in bed until his mother asked him to get up for breakfast this morning.

5There are many __________ /fk / stories about Spring Festival.

【答案】

1chemistry

2discovered

3ability

4lay

5folk

【解析】

1句意:据《科学》杂志报道,我们已经改变了地球大气层的化学成分。chemistry的意思是“化学”,根据音标提示,故填chemistry

2句意:科学家在150年前发现了这种著名的花。discover发现,根据时间状语150 years ago可知用一般过去时态,discover的过去式是discovered,根据句意,故填discovered

3句意:我对我的足球队的能力有信心。ability的意思是“能力”,根据音标提示,故填ability

4句意:他躺在床上直到他妈妈让他早上起来吃早饭。lie in bed表示躺在床上;根据时间状语this morning可知用lie的过去式lay。根据句意,.故填lay

5句意:春节有很多民间故事。folk stories表示民间故事。根据音标提示,故填folk

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Some mushrooms can be eaten with plenty of vitamin B and also minerals like iron. They are sold at high price.The best-known and most widely eaten is the button mushroom(草菇). They are found in all kinds of food, from pizzas to salads.

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【题目】Years ago, an important event happened in my life and it has had a great influence on my life. I met Mr.Kurt, a successful salesman at a dinner party. While we were _____, Kurt asked me, “John, what is your plan for personal growth?

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