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【题目】A)根据句意和汉语注释,写出单词的正确形式。

1The teacher hopes all his students can learn to make________ (和睦) with each other and be friends.

2There was a time when the scientist spent an hour, one day a week, ________ (检验) the medicine.

3His achievements, though________ (几乎不) exciting, were widely admired.

4For________ (更进一步) information, contact the number below.

【答案】

1peace

2testing

3hardly

4further

【解析】

1句意:老师希望他所有的学生能学会和睦相处,成为朋友。

空处的词在动词make之后,应为名词;结合汉语提示,空处所在的短语应为make peace with sb与某人和解、讲和,故答案为peace

2句意:曾经有一段时间,这位科学家每周花一个小时,一天测试药物。

花费时间做某事spend…doing sth;结合汉语提示,空处的词应为testing,故答案为testing

3句意:他的成就,虽然不怎么令人兴奋,但却广受赞赏。

根据句意和汉语提示,空处的词应为否定意义的副词hardly,故答案为hardly

4句意:欲了解更多的信息,请联系以下电话号码。

空处的词在名词information之前,应为形容词,结合句意和汉语提示,空处的词应为形容词far的比较级further更多的、更进一步的,故答案为further

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