题目内容

 

A.seemed to know

B. ask for permit

C. experience

D. personal

E. embarrassing

F. take traffic away from

G. pretended H. get in the way

I. appreciate

J. communication

1.He couldn’t allow emotion to _________ his work.

2.All the other students at the meeting _____________each other and I began to feel lonely.

3.It is the end of my tiring day, and I really _________ having time to relax.

4.If you wish to go home, you have to _____________from your headmaster.

5.If you meet such __________situation, will you be offended?

6.Children need to ____________ things for themselves in order to learn from them.

7.He ___________ a headache when his mother asked him to help her.

8.I think watches are too _________ presents, so it's difficult to choose a watch as presents.

9.QQ, a popular net chatting tool, is playing an important part in our daily instant __________.

10.A round-the-city road is being built to _____________ the city center.

 

1.H

2.A

3.I

4.B

5.E

6.C

7.G

8.D

9.J

10.F

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