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【题目】根据短文内容填空，每空一词。

Are you an Internet shopper? If you say “yes”,then you must know one person - Ma Yun. Ma Yun was 【1】 in Hangzhou, Zhejiang in 1964. In 1995, he went to the US for a trip. There, he got to know the Internet for the first 【2】. After he returned, he started his online business（商业）. 【3】 few people in China knew what the Internet was at that time, it was a really hard time for him. But he didn’t give up and encouraged 【4】 to keep going. Now, his dream has 【5】 true. He is one of the most successful businessmen in China.

【答案】

【1】born

【2】time

【3】Because/Since

【4】himself

【5】come

【解析】

本篇介绍马云从事互联网事业的经历。从1995年在美国了解互联网，回国后开始创立线上商务，不言放弃，终究成功。

【1】句意：马云于1964年出生于浙江杭州。

从文字的表层意思推断空格指“出生”；be born意为“出生”；故答案为 born。

【2】句意：在那里，他第一次了解了互联网。

从文字的表层意思推断空格指“第一次”，for the first time意为“第一次”；故答案为time。

【3】句意：因为那时中国很少有人知道互联网是什么，这对他来说真的很艰难。

从文字的表层意思可知“他艰难的原因是那时中国很少有人知道互联网”，由此判断空格填表示“原因”的连词；故答案为Because/Since。

【4】句意：但他没有放弃，鼓励自己继续前进。

上文“it was a really hard time for him.”，根据文句表达的逻辑关系，推断下文指“马云鼓励自己继续前进”；由此判断空格填反身代词；故答案为himself。

【5】句意：现在，他的梦想终于实现了。

根据下文“He is one of the most successful businessmen in China.”，可知上文指“他实现自己的梦想”，come true意为“实现”；空格在has后面，判断填过去分词，come的过去分词为不规则变化come；故答案为come。

本篇完成短文，题1、2可以根据文字的表层意思推断出空格的信息；题3、4、5要根据上下文的联系推断空格的信息，题5还要根据句中的助动词判断空格动词的形式是过去分词。

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