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1.Usually before exams, students ________（give）two minutes to write down their names.

2.--- Is John going away?

--- I think so. He __________ (hope) for a better job, but he didn’t get it.

3.I turned back only to find myself _________ (follow) by a group of beggars.

4. Little Jim should love _________ (take) to the theatre this evening.

5.--- Rick! Your clothes is wet through. Didn’t you listen to the weather report this morning?

---No, I didn’t. I was in a hurry. Besides, it _________ (rain) when I left.

6. We think the life we are used to （change）a lot over the years.

7.There seems to be a little girl (sell) flowers on the square.

8.I felt confident that our school football team __________ (win) the match the next time.

1.are given

2.had hoped

3.followed

4.to be taken

5.wasn’t raining

【解析】

试题分析：

1.通常在考试之前，学生们被给两分钟的时间写下自己的名字。结合语境可知用被动语态，be done的结构，可知填are given。

2.----约翰就要走了吗？--我认为是吧，他原本希望找一份更好的工作，但是他没有得到。本题是虚拟语气。用过去完成时，故填had hoped。

3.我回过头来发现我自己被一群乞丐跟着，find sb done表示发现某人被做某事，根据所给单词及语境，可知填followed

4.小吉姆今天晚上应当被关爱的被带到剧院，根据所给单词及语境用被动语态，故填to be taken

5.--- Rick!，你的衣服湿透了，难道今天上午你没有听天气预报吗？---，是的，我没有，我很匆忙，还有当我离开的时候，还没有下雨，when引导的时间状语从句，主句用过去进行时，从句用一般过去式。结合语境及可知填wasn’t raining

考点：单词填空。

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