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【题目】根据下列句子及所给单词的首字母写出所缺单词。要求写出完整单词(每空限填一词)

【1】—How o______do you go to the library？

—At least once a week。

【2】David studies hard. I am sure he can pass the English e_____.

【3】When she first went to university, she felt very I _____because she knew no one there.

【4】We can I_____a lot about pandas from different books and TV programs.

【5】He likes all kinds of jokes because he has a great sense of h_____.

【6】The boy fell behind, so he had to run to c_____up with his father.

【答案】

【1】often

【2】exam

【3】lonely

【4】learn

【5】humor/humour

【6】catch

【解析】

【1】句意：-你多久去一次图书馆？-至少一周一次。根据下面的回答At least once a week可知，这里问的是去图书馆的频率，应用How often，意为“多久一次”，故这里填often。

【2】句意：David学习很努力，我确信他能通过英语考试。根据句意David studies hard…he can pass…“他能通过…”以及首字母可知，这里表示“通过考试”，故应填exam，是一个名词。

【3】句意：当她第一次去大学的时候，她感到很孤独，因为在哪里她谁也不认识。根据句意because she knew no one there可知，她“感到孤独”，故应填lonely，形容词，在句中作表语。

【4】句意：在不同的书和电视节目中，我们可以了解很多关于大熊猫的事情。根据句意a lot about pandas from different books and TV programs可知，这里表示“了解…”，应用动词learn，空前有情态动词can，故这里填动词原形。

【5】句意：他喜欢各种各样的笑话，因为他很有幽默感。根据句意He likes all kinds of jokes可知，这里应表示“他有幽默感”，humor或者humour两种拼写方式都可以，意为“幽默”。

【6】句意：这个小男孩落后了，因此他不得不奔跑来追赶上他的爸爸。根据句意The boy fell behind可知，这里应表示“追赶”，考查固定短语catch up with…，空前是had to，“不得不”，故这里填动词原形catch。

这个题目是单词拼写，考查单词在具体语境中的使用。做题时，应根据句意和所给单词的首字母，填写适当的单词，并注意使用单词的正确形式。例如第2小题，根据句意David studies hard…he can pass…“他能通过…”以及首字母可知，这里表示“通过考试”，故应填exam，是一个名词。再如第6小题，根据句意The boy fell behind可知，这里应表示“追赶”，考查固定短语catch up with…，空前是had to，“不得不”，故这里填动词原形catch。

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