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【题目】单词拼写

根据首字母和汉语提示写出单词。

1. Pu cunxin’s father died at the age of 90, but the p__________ brought his memories of old days with his father.

2. I thought he might seem disappointed, but in fact he looked d__________.

3. It is an a__________ and wise decision that is worth being followed by all.

4. In the next few days, I will s__________ a budget to Congress.

5. He envies her the position she has achieved in her p__________.

6. He has told me about the new __________(同事).

7. I hope we can finish this before the __________(截止日期).

8. I wasn’t __________(通知) of the decision until too late.

9. Before making any new plans, you must __________(评估) the current environment.

10. He mended the mechanism, __________(同时), she watched him.

【答案】

1. photograph

2. delighted

3. admirable

4. submit

5. profession

6. colleague

7. deadline

8. informed

9. assess

10. meanwhile

【解析】略

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