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3．B．根据短文内容和所给中文提示，在空白处写出单词的正确形式．每空限填一词．
Welcome to Cape Town!
Cape Town isn't the capital city and it isn't the（56）biggest（大的）city in South Africa either，but it is the most popular city．Every year，millions of tourists（57）visit（参观）Cape Town．From the beautiful beaches to great shopping centers，Cape Town has something for everyone．
For outdoor or sports fans，Cape Town（58）offers（提供）fantastic activities like hiking and climbing．The beautiful beaches are good for water sports，including surfing．If you are brave enough，you can even try to go down into the deep sea and get eye to eye with a great（59）shark（鲨鱼）in cage!
But of course，it's also a good choice for you to walk（60）along（沿着）the wooden roads and enjoy natural（61）views（风景）around if you are not so brave．
The weather in Cape Town is pleasant．In summer，the（62）local（当地的）temperature is about 26℃．And remember mid-summer here is（63）January（一月）!And the winter temperatures don't usually fall below 10℃．（64）Two（二）of the main languages here are Xhosa and English．The population of Cape Town is about 3.5 million．
Cape Town is the city that has（65）everything（一切）．It will make your vacation unforgettable．

分析 文章大意：这是一篇旅游文化类阅读，主要介绍南方的城市开普敦．它是南方最受欢迎的城市，每年，成千上万的游客来这里参观．它有美丽的海滩，巨大的购物中心，精彩的户外活动，宜人的天气和美丽的自然风光．主要说科萨语和英语．开普敦什么都有，它将使你的假期难以忘怀．

解答 56．答案：biggest．考查最高级．根据后面in South Africa在南非，可知三者以上应该用最高级biggest最大的．
57．答案：visit．考查动词．由every year每年，可知是一般现在时态，主语是millions of tourists数以百万计的游客，谓语动词用原形visit参观．
58．答案：offers．考查动词．根据提示"提供"，offer，动词．主语是Cape Town单数，一般现在时态，谓语动词用第三人称单数offers提供．
59．答案：shark．考查名词．根据提示"鲨鱼"，shark名词．由a一个，可知用单数shark鲨鱼．
60．答案：along．考查介词．根据提示"沿着"，walk along沿着…走，用介词along沿着．
61．答案：views．考查名词．根据提示"风景"，view．沿路的风景不止一个，因此用复数views风景．
62．答案：local．考查形容词．根据提示"当地的"，local形容词，修饰名词temperature温度．填local当地的．
63．答案：January．考查名词．根据提示"一月"January．
64．答案：Two．考查数词．根据提示"二"two．这里表示两种主要的语言．填Two二．
65．答案：everything．考查不定代词．根据提示"一切"everything．

点评 做语法填空题时，先阅读文章，了解大意是关键，然后根据大意填合适的单词，仔细分析，注意单词的正确形式

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