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【题目】根据句意及汉语提示完成单词。
（1）She and her sister worked together on a b of their father.
（2）She nearly died off at the sight of the escaped tiger.
（3）I can now see what the (侦探) meant：he was trying to find where I was on the night of the crime.
（4）It began to rain suddenly，and the children all ran to seek (遮蔽物) from the rain.
（5）Are you alone or with a (同伴)?.
（6）He prefers (喜剧) to tragedies.
（7）Many people wrote (评论) for his new novel.

【答案】
（1）biography
（2）fright
（3）detective
（4）shelter
（5）companion
（6）comedies
（7）reviews
【解析】1句意：她和妹妹一起努力撰写她们父亲的传记。空前是不定冠词a，并且
句意和提示字母b，故填单数名词biography。
2句意：看到那只逃出的老虎，她吓得要死。空前是介词of，提示字母是f，根据句意，故填名词fright。
3句意：现在我明白这位侦探的意思：他正极力想找出案发当晚我在哪儿。空前是定冠词the，因此此空须填名词detective。
4句意：天突然下大雨，孩子们都跑开找避雨的地方。空前是动词seek，故此空应填名词shelter，不可数。
5句意：你是独自一人呢还是和一伙伴呢？空前是不定冠词a，根据句意，故填companion。
6句意：喜剧和悲剧相比，他更喜欢喜剧。prefer...to....固定结构，表更喜欢...，prefer后应接名词，与介词to后的名词相对比，此句to后是复数tragedies，故填comedies。
7句意：许多人给他的新小说写评论。此空前是动词wrote，根据句意，故填名词reviews。

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