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【题目】 I live in Pennsylvania. It is a 1 northstate of America, which is the 33rd2 largestate in America. You might know some of the cities, like Philadelphia, Pittsburgh and Allentown. The state capital is Harrisburg. Now let me tell you a little more about my state.

Several Indian tribes(部落)lived in Pennsylvania before 3Europecame. The Dutch came first, 4followby Sweden. England started colonies(殖民地) later. After a few fights, they5takecontrol of the land.

Pennsylvania 6giveto the Penn family later. That is how Pennsylvania got its name. Pennsylvania was the7twoto join the nation. The city of Philadelphia 8bean important city since the colony was founded. It was even the capital of America, too!Today, Pennsylvania is sometimes regarded as the snack capital of the country. It is famous for snacks, like pretzels and chips, Heinz ketchup and sauces. There is also Hershey, which is well 9knowas the chocolate company.

There are steel companies in the state, as well as a lot of colleges. There are plenty of things 10do in Pennsylvania. There are several major sports teams. Pennsylvania has 121 state parks, and they all have free 11enter. Hunting is popular here, too.

Are you thinking about12visitthe state?

【答案】

1northern

2largest

3Europeans

4followed

5took

6was given

7second/2nd

8has been

9Known

10to do

11entry/entrance

12visiting

【解析】

本短文是一篇城市介绍,介绍了宾夕法尼亚州地理、历史、经济、文化等。

1句意:它是美国北部的一个州。在句中缺少形容词本题中缺少形容词 “北方的”,north变为northern,修饰state。故答案为:northern

2句意:美国第三十三大州。用形容词的最高级形式。large的最高级为largest。故填:largest

3句意:在欧洲人到来之前,有几个印第安部落住在宾夕法尼亚。表示“欧洲人”用European,又结合句意,用复数形式,所以填写Europeans

4句意:紧随其后的是瑞典。前面的句子Dutch came first,是过去时态,因此该空也用过去时;follow的过去式为followed。故答案为:followed

5句意:经过几次战斗,他们控制了这块土地。由于讲述的是历史,发生在过去的事情,用一般过去时态,动词用过去式,即took

6句意:宾夕法尼亚后来被授予Penn家族。主谓语存在被动关系,时间状语提示用一般过去时态,故用一般过去时态的被动语态形式。所以答案为:was given

7句意:宾夕法尼亚是第二个加入该国的国家。表示“第二个”用序数词second。故答案为:second/2nd

8句意:自殖民地成立以来,费城一直是一个重要的城市。“since the colony was founded.”知,此处用现在完成时态,主语是费城,所以填写has been

9句意:也有赫尔希,这是众所周知的巧克力公司。短语be known as意为“被认为是,以…著称”。故答案为:known

10句意:在宾夕法尼亚有很多事情要做。动词不定式表示目的。故答案为:to do

11句意:它们都有免费的入口。 结合句子,此处应该填写名词表示“入口”,故填写entry/entrance

12句意:你在考虑访问这个州吗?介词后加动名词形式,即填写visiting。所以答案为:visiting

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