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【题目】用所给单词的适当形式填空

1It is____(polite) of you to shout at others even if you are angry.

2We know Lincoln is not only a president but also a great ____(speak).

3Can you help me buy some ____(grape) from the supermarket?

4Could you please tell me where ____(park)my car?

5The houses in the ____(center) part of the city are very expensive.

6Our teachers request us ____(follow)the school rules.

7It is ____(directly)of her to point out your mistakes.

8When it is ____(crowd)in the street,walking is a good choice.

9During the holiday,the staff in the shopping mall ____(be)always busy serving the customers.

10____(normal),Chinese people are friendly to tell you the directions.

【答案】

1impolite

2speaker

3grapes

4to park

5central

6to follow

7direct

8crowded

9are

10Normally

【解析】

1句意:你生气的时候对别人大喊大叫是不礼貌的。

根据句中“shout at others”可知,此处是“对别人大喊大叫是不礼貌的”;polite是形容词,其反义词形式为impolite,意为“不礼貌的”。故填impolite

2句意:我们知道林肯不仅是一位总统,也是一位伟大的演说家。

根据句中有不定冠词a可知,此处需要名词;speak是动词,其名词形式为speaker,意为“演说家”。故填speaker

3句意:你能帮我从超市买点葡萄吗?

grape是可数名词,意为“葡萄”;根据句中有some,可知此处使用可数名词复数形式。故填grapes

4句意:你能告诉我把车停哪儿吗?

根据句中wherepark可知,此处是“疑问词+动词不定式”;park是动词,意为“停车”,where to park表示“在哪里停车”。故填to park

5句意:市中心的房子都很贵。

根据句中part是名词,可知此处使用形容词;center是名词,其形容词形式为central,意为“中心的”。故填central

6句意:我们的老师要求我们遵守校规。

根据句中request可知,此处是request sb. to do sth.要求某人去做某事,所以此处使用动词不定式;follow是动词,意为“遵循,遵守”。故填to follow

7句意:她直接指出了你的错误。

根据句中“It is…of her”可知,此处是句型It’s+adj+of sb. to do sth.,表示“某人做某事是……的”,所以此处使用形容词;directly是副词,其形容词形式为direct,意为“直接的”。故填direct.

8句意:当街上很拥挤的时候,走路是个不错的选择。

根据句中有be动词is可知,此处使用形容词,表示“街上的状态”;crowd是名词,其形容词形式为crowded,意为“拥挤的”。故填crowded

9句意:节日期间,购物中心的工作人员总是忙于为顾客服务。

句中the stuff在此处表示“全体员工”,是复数概念,所以此处be动词使用are。故填are

10句意:一般来说,中国人会很友好地告诉你方向。

根据句式结构可知,此处需要副词修饰整个句子;normal是形容词,其副词形式为normally,意为“通常地,一般来说”。故填Normally

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