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【题目】

be, go to work, difficult, at, learn, successful, finish school, so, well, until

Most people have jobs. They 1 early every day. Some people are lucky. Either they have very interesting jobs or they make a lot of money. Most people are not 2 lucky. Either their jobs are not very interesting or they don't make much money.

The most interesting jobs are often the 3 . People take a long time 4 how to do them. Doctors study for 5 least six years after 6 .

Some young people have interesting and high-pay jobs. Many young players do their work 7 . Football and tennis stars are usually under 35 years old. Older people usually cannot play these sports very 8 . They cannot move fast enough. Golf, however is a good sport for older people. Many golf players are quite old, but they can play it successfully.

Most people work 9 they are 60 or 65 years old. Then they retire (退休) and have a lot of free time. Some people never retire though. These people usually have very interesting jobs. Writers artists, scientists and actors usually work until they die. Their work 10 their life.

【答案】

1go to work

2so

3most difficult

4to learn

5at

6finishing school

7successfully

8well

9until

10is

【解析】

本文是谈论工作。大多数人都有工作。有些人的工作很有趣,或者赚很多钱。大多数人的工作不是很有趣,也赚不了多少钱。有些工作需要长时间的学习。有些工作适合不同的年龄段。大多数人工作到6065岁。然后他们退休。有些人从不退休。他们的工作就是他们的生活。

1句意:他们每天很早就去上班。

根据时间“every day”可知此句时态是一般现在时,本句主语They可知使用动词原形。由上文“Most people have jobs.(大多数人都有工作。)”可知此句是“他们每天很早就去上班”。go to work:去上班;故填go to work

2句意:大多数人没有那么幸运。

本词修饰形容词lucky,可知填副词。根据上文“Either they have very interesting jobs or they make a lot of money.(他们要么有很有趣的工作,要么赚很多钱。)”可知此句是“大多数人没有那么幸运”。so:那么,副词;故填so

3句意:最有趣的工作往往是最困难的。

根据下文和常识“人们花很长时间来学习如何做他们。”可知此句是“最有趣的工作往往是最困难的。”be动词后面跟形容词做表语,形容词最高级前使用定冠词the,结合句意可知填最高级。the most difficult:最困难的;故填most difficult

4句意:人们花很长时间来学习如何做他们。

根据上文“最有趣的工作往往是最困难的。”以及下文“医生在完成学业后至少学习六年。可知此句是“人们花很长时间来学习如何做他们。”短语take st. to do sth.:花时间做某事;故填to learn

5句意: 医生在完成学业后至少学习六年。

短语at least:至少,起码;故填at

6句意:医生在完成学业后至少学习六年。

after doing sth.:在做某事之后,after是介词,表示先后顺序;介词后面跟动词使用ing形式。故填finishing school

7句意:许多年轻球员都成功地完成了他们的工作。

根据上文“Some young people have interesting and high-pay jobs.(一些年轻人有有趣的高薪工作。)”可知此句句意是“许多年轻球员都成功地完成了他们的工作。”本词修饰短语“do their work”可知使用副词形式。successful:成功的,形容词;副词是successfully。故填successfully

8句意:老年人通常不能很好地进行这些运动。

根据上文“Football and tennis stars are usually under 35 years old.(足球和网球明星的年龄通常在35岁以下。)”可知此句是“老年人通常不能很好地进行这些运动。”本词修饰动词短语“play these sports”可知副词,well:好地,副词。故填well

9句意:大多数人工作到6065岁。

根据常识可知“大多数人工作到6065岁。”until:直到;故填until

10句意:他们的工作就是他们的生活。

本句主语Their workwork是不可数名词),可知谓语动词使用第三人称单数形式。故答案为is

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