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【题目】根据句意和汉语注释,在答题卡标有题号的横线上,写出单词的正确形式。

1How _________ (累人的) it is to travel distances by train in such hot weather!

2For them, the house’s main ____________(价值)lies in its quiet country location.

3In order to prevent the terrible news _________(扩散) further, we should keep silent.

4Chinese people are strongly ________(反对) the development of THAAD(萨德) System, and few Koreans support this unwise decision.

【答案】

1tiring

2value

3spreading

4against

【解析】

1句意:在这么热的天气里坐火车旅行是多么累人啊!

累人的tiring,意思是“让人劳累的,令人疲惫的”,修饰物;tired的意思是“疲惫的,劳累的”,修饰人;此处为形容词做表语,指的是“在这么热的天气里坐火车旅行”这件事情,所以应用tiring,故答案填tiring

2句意:对他们来说,这所房子的主要价值在于它安静的乡村位置。

根据For them, the house’s main ____(价值)lies in its quiet country location.可知句意为“对他们来说,这所房子的主要价值在于它安静的乡村位置”,这里main是个形容词,后面跟名词形式,value,名词,价值;故答案填value

3句意:为了防止可怕的消息进一步传播,我们应该保持沉默。

“扩散”英文表达是spread,动词,分析句子可知,词组prevent sth doing sth:防止......做某事,spread的动名词为spreading,结合句意,故答案填spreading

4句意:中国人民强烈反对萨德系统的建设,也几乎没有韩国人支持建设萨德系统这一并不明智的决定。

“反对”英文表达是against,分析句子可知,本题考查词组be strongly against的用法,表示强烈反对,故答案填against

解答此类题型首先要根据句子中的关键信息,如:汉语提示、上下文、句意等,判断出所需的单词。然后根据该单词在句子中的成分所起的作用,确定单词的词形,进行适当的词形变化。如,第1小题,提示词“累人的”,tiring,意思是“让人劳累的,令人疲惫的”,修饰物;tired的意思是“疲惫的,劳累的”,修饰人;此处为形容词做表语,指的是“在这么热的天气里坐火车旅行”这件事情,所以应用tiring,故答案填tiring。第2小题,由题干可知,设空处前面是个形容词main,后面跟名词形式;再根据提示词“价值”,value,名词,意为“价值”;故答案填value

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