题目内容
12．---Which language is spoken most widely in the world？---English．
分析 --世界上哪种语言讲得最广泛？
--英语．
解答 答案：widely．考查副词．句意"--世界上哪种语言讲得最广泛？--英语．"．结合语境"世界上哪种语言讲得最___"，及首字母提示，可知应该是"广泛地"widely，副词修饰动词，这里是副词最高级形式．答案是widely．
点评 首字母填空类型题要充分理解句意，再根据首字母提示完成试题，注意时态，单复数，词性等变化．
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| 60．A．made | B．cooked | C．eaten | D．placed |
| 61．A．a bit of | B．a bit | C．a lot of | D．a little |
| 62．A．afraid | B．tired | C．proud | D．certain |
| 63．A．knives | B．forks | C．hands | D．chopsticks |
| 64．A．delicious | B．beautiful | C．terrible | D．comfortable |
| 65．A．fall | B．throw | C．jump | D．stick |
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