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【题目】用所给单词的适当形式填空，每词仅用一次（每空一词）。

luck happy encourage possible twelve


（1）China is now greener lifestyles, such as taking public transportation and giving up free plastic bags.
（2）I had a lot of fun that night, and it was great to bring to others.
（3）His mother had a party for him on his birthday.
（4）This experience made me strong. I learned that nothing is .
（5）, he finally won the first prize.

【答案】
（1）encouraging
（2）happiness
（3）twelfth
（4）impossible
（5）Luckily
【解析】
（1）句意：中国现在正在鼓励绿色生活方式，比如乘坐公共交通工具，放弃使用免费的塑料袋。根据句意，结合now限制句子谓语动词应该使用现在进行时态be doing，所以答案是：encouraging.
（2）句意：那天晚上我玩的很愉快，给大家带来快乐是很棒的感觉。根据句意，结合固定搭配：bring sth to sb,给某人带来某物，所以答案是：hapiness.（3）句意：他妈妈为了庆祝他的第十二岁生日，特意为他举办了一个生日聚会。根据句意，结合birthday，可是应该选择数字表示几岁的生日，结合语法此处需要使用序数词，表示“第十二”，所以答案是：twelfth.
（4）句意：那个经历使我变的更加坚强，我了解到，一切皆有可能。根据句意，结合句子结构：主系表，可知此处需要使用形容词，结合句意，可知此处使用impossible表示否定，得出双重否定表达肯定的概念。所以答案是：impossible。
（5）句意：幸运的是，最后他获得了第一名。根据句意，结合此处需要使用副词修饰整个句子的语法知识，而luck为形容词，需要变luck为形容词lucky，在变为副词。所以答案是：Luckily.

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