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任务型阅读（共5小题，每小题1分，满分5分）

英语中有许多俚语在日常生活中被广泛使用。请阅读下面几则俚语和它们的意思，完成1-5小题，使句子完整、通顺。请将正确的俚语填入空白处。

You bet: of course

pig out: to eat a lot

Jock: someone good at sports

couch potato: a person who watches too much television

party animal: someone that loves parties or go out to clubs

 

1.David has been partying every night this week. He is a ______.

2.You’ve been watching TV all day. Don’t be such a ______ and get up!

3.Even though I’m on a diet, I still like to ______ with my friends sometimes.

4.– Could you help me solve this problem? – ______.

5.John runs very fast. He is the biggest ______ in our school.

 

1.party animal

2.couch potato

3.pig out

4.You bet

5.Jock

【解析】

试题分析：短文大意：本文给出了英语中的五个俚语。You bet --当然。pig out --吃得很多。Jock --擅长体育。couch potato --看太多的电视。party animal --有人爱聚会或者去俱乐部。

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考点：任务型阅读。

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