在短文的空格内填入适当的词.使其内容通顺.每空格限填一词.首字母已给: Wendy Martin is an ordinary university student who used to love surfing the Internet and chattingwith friends online．She often spent much of her free time talking 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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在短文的空格内填入适当的词，使其内容通顺，每空格限填一词，首字母已给：

　　Wendy Martin is an ordinary university student who used to love surfing the Internet and chatting(聊天)with friends online．She often spent much of her free time talking with her family and making new friends online．Then something a　　1　　 happened．It completely changed Wendy's feelings about the Internet．

　　One of Wendy's favourite things to do online was to visit the chat rooms on music websites．Everyone there loved chatting about recent concerts and what the famous s　　2　　 were going to do next．It was here that Wendy first met Anne．The two women liked each other immediately．Soon they exchanged e-mail addresses and were communicating online every day．

　　Wendy e　　3　　 talking to her new friend．They both liked the same music, the same clothes and the same films, but they also had the same worries about studying and the future．Anne had e-mailed her a picture of herself－she even looked s　　4　　 to Wendy．So, when Anne asked Wendy for her address and phone number, Wendy thought her new friend was a person she could trust．

　　It was only when Wendy got a letter from the bank that she realized something was wrong．Anne was not who she said she was．She was not a university student, she was not young and she was not even a woman．“Anne” was really a 45-year-old man called Tim Histanon．He p　　5　　 to like the same things as Wendy．He had used Wendy's personal information to spend all the money in her bank account．

　　This situation is actually quite common, and affects(影响)thousands of people every year．Fortunately for Wendy, Tim Histanon was finally caught by the police, so Wendy got most of her money back．Many people, h　　6　　, have not been so lucky．

　　Everyone can learn from the mistakes that Wendy made．N　　7　　 give out personal information while chatting online, and always make sure your user name is different from your real name．Nobody wants to make the same mistakes as Wendy．

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解析：

　　1．awful

　　2．singers

　　3．enjoyed

　　4．similar

　　5．pretended

　　6．however

　　7．Never

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About three years ago, I felt very lonely. I didn’t like my classmates, my parents or anyone else. My classmates didn’t want to talk with me and my parents were always saying that other kids were better than me. I thought I was the 【小题1】 unlucky(不幸运的) person in the world.
One day I had a big fight with one of my classmates. I was so angry that I hit him in the face. Just at that moment, a boy stood up and stopped the fight. He was the monitor(班长) of our class.
After that, he often helped me and we became good 【小题2】 . Whenever I got angry or sad, he would help 【小题3】 to cool down(冷静). My life began to change because of the boy, my best friend. We 【小题4】 a lot of time on interesting days together. As time goes by, I have become happier with people and things. And it seems that people around me have changed, too. My parents don’t shout at me any more. And my classmates become friendly to me.
But now I can’t often see my best friend 【小题5】 he is seriously ill and is staying in hospital. How I miss the days when we were together! I hope he will be all right and come back to school soon.

Read the passage and fill the blanks with proper words (在短文的空格内填入适当的词，使内容通顺，每空格限填一词，首字母已给)
The Empire State Building(帝国大厦) has held a special place in the hearts of Americans since it was completed in 1931.It r___1__ more than 443 metres into the sky. For more than forty years , it was the tallest building in the world.
It has one hundred and three levels and six thousand five hundred windows. Visitors can ride in one of seventy-three elevators that take them from the b__2__ to very near the top of the building. Some of these elevators are very fast, reaching the eightieth floor in only forty-five seconds.
The heads of government of almost every n__3__ in the world have visited the Empire State Building. These important people are just a few of million who have ridden to the observation area near the top of the building each year. From there, visitors can see almost all of New York City. They can see the view a __4__ the Hudson River into the state of New Jersey. They can see ships in the East River.
Even if you have never visited New York, there is a good chance for you to see the Empire State Building. It has been photographed c __5__ times. It has even played parts in movies. One is about a huge ape(猿)that escapes and climbs to the top of the building. The movie is “King Kong”(金刚). It was made in 1933. The Empire State Building also appeared in the love story “An Affair to Remember”(金玉盟).Cary Grant and Deborah Kerr play a man and a woman who meet and fall in love on a ship. They are looking at the New York City skyline from the ship when they plan a future meeting.
More recently, in “Sleepless in Seattle(西雅图未眠夜)”，two people in love agree to meet at the Observation Deck on Valentine’s Day(情人节). B__6__ do arrive, but one is a little later. They almost m __7___each other.
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One day, he b【小题3】 a book from his neighbor. He loved the book so much that he kept reading it until 12 o’clock at night. When he went to sleep, he put the book in the gap (裂缝) of the wall. It rained heavily that night. When little Lincoln woke up the next morning, he found that the book was all w 【小题4】.
Lincoln carried the book to the owner. He felt very s 【小题5】and nervous. “What’s wrong with my book? It can’t be read a【小题6】!” the neighbor said. He asked Lincoln to pay for a new book. Little Lincoln had no money, and he didn’t want to ask his parents for money to pay his neighbor. “Let me work for you to pay for a new book, please!” Lincoln asked. He cut grass in the neighbor’s garden for three days to pay for the book.
It doesn’t matter if you make a m 【小题7】, but you should be responsible (负责的) for it.

在短文的空格内填入适当的词,使其内容通顺,每空格限填一词,首字母已给。

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funny and loving. They seldom complain and always o   1 their owners," said Mary Smith of Washington D.C. Doctors will also tell you that people who have dogs seem to be happier and healthier than those
who live a 2       . One reason for this is that people with dogs lead more active lives. Who can say no to a
lovely dog when he pulls on your arm and asks yon to take him for a walk?
     Dogs are really amazing animals. They not only offer emotional (情感的) support but also p  3   great
help for humans. Think about guide dogs for blind people, or dogs that help people in wheelchairs.
     However, it is the emotional side of owning a dog that has been studied in detail by Dr Julie Davis of
Chicago University. "B   4    every dog lover there is a story," says Dr. Davis. "Why do people love their
dogs so much? if you hear their stories, it's not difficult to understand why. "
     Dr. Davis has studied the r      5     between dogs and people for the last ten years. "I have spoken to people in parks, pet stores, and veterinary (兽医的) offices, as well as stopping people in the street. I
have interviewed office workers and farmers, policemen and construction workers," says Dr Davis. "E   6   wants to talk about their dogs. Many people said they cried much more when their dogs died than when
their parents did. They said the sadness was much d  7   . People are finding animals are more reliable than human beings. People tell me all the time that they get more emotional support from their dogs than they do from their husbands or wives."

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