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用括号内所给动词的适当形式填空。（本大题共8小题，每小题1分，共8分）

1.Mr Reed made up his mind to devote all he had to (set) up some schools for poor children.

2.The thieves (catch) when they were trying to sell the computer.

3.We all know some colours (make) us feel warm and peaceful.

4.We should have a discussion whether (travel) to Singapore or not.

5.---Tom, can you answer my question?

--- Err, I’m sorry, Miss White, I (think) about something else.

6.I am sure that all of the problems (deal) with very soon.

7.Before Jacky Chen went to Hollywood, he (be) famous in Hong Kong for many years.

8.---Look! Someone (clean) the blackboard.

--- Well, it wasn’t mine. I didn’t do it.

 

1.setting

2.were caught

3.make

4.to travel

5.was thinking

6.will be dealt

7.had been

8.has cleaned

【解析】

试题分析：

1.make up one’s mind to do sth下定决心去做某事，set up建立，devote to致力于……，根据to是介词，接动词需接动名词形式，故填setting。

2.句意：当那些贼试图卖那台电脑时被抓了。try to do sth试图做某事，贼应该是被抓，可知应用被动语态，根据when they were trying to sell the computer.可知主句应用一般过去时，故填were caught。

3.句意：我们都知道一些使我们感觉温暖与和平的颜色。因为主语是复数形式，故填make。

4.句意：我们应该谈论一下是否要去新加坡。weather…or not是否，不定式表目的，根据句意，故填to travel。

5.根据汤姆，你能回答我的问题吗？可知问题已经问完，think about思考，又因为我正在思考其它事情，故填was thinking。

6.句意：我确信所有的问题很快将会被处理。be sure确信，all of the problems应该是被解决，根据very soon.可知应用一般将来时，故填will be dealt。

7.句意：成龙去好莱坞之前，在香港已经出名了很多年。for many years可知应用完成时，根据

Before Jacky Chen went to Hollywood，可知应用过去完成时，故填had been。

8. 根据Well, it wasn’t mine. I didn’t do it.可知已经有人擦了黑板，应用完成时，因为主语是不定代词，谓语动词应用单数形式，故填has cleaned。

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