题目内容

Different people may bid for different things. As for me, I want dream, friendship and 1. admission notice to a famous university most.

Dreams would be on the top of my list. Only by pursuing our dreams 2. we enjoy a meaningful and fulfilled life. Money can buy a cozy life, 3. without dreams, even a millionaire would find his life boring.

A person without friends can4. be happy. Our life is full of joys and sorrows, 5. we need people to share with. Faced with difficulties, we need friends to give 6. comfort and help. Just as a saying goes. "A friend in need is a friend indeed. "Friendship can help us 7. ups and downs of life, so friendship would be in my list as well.

After working hard for so many years, I deserve to go to a good university, 8. being admitted to a famous university can help me live up to my parents’ expectations and bring me a bright future.

 

1.an

2.can

3.but

4.not/never

5.which

6.us

7.through

8.because

【解析】

试题分析：题目主要考查学生对冠词、连词、代词、介词、情态动词、定语从句、状语从句等语法知识的掌握情况。

1. admission notice大学通知书，故填an。

2.Only by pursuing our dreams we enjoy a meaningful and fulfilled life.只有通过对梦想的不懈追求，我们才能过上有意义的生活。only+状语放句首，句子用部分倒装，故填can。

3.Money can buy a cozy life, without dreams, even a millionaire would find his life boring.金钱固然可以买来安逸的生活，但是如果没有梦想，即使是百万富翁，也会感到生活的无趣。句子前后是转折关系，故填but。

4.A person without friends can be happy.一个没有朋友的人是不会开心的，故填not/never。

5. we need people to share with我们需要朋友来分享生活中的喜怒哀乐，故填which。

6.we need friends to give comfort and help我们需要朋友来给我们安慰和帮助，主语we对应的宾格是us，故填us。

7.Friendship can help us ups and downs of life友谊帮助我们度过生活中的跌宕起伏，介词through有“经历，度过”的意思，故填through。

8. being admitted to a famous university can help me live up to my parents’ expectations and bring me a bright future因为考上名校能帮我实现父母的期望，也能有一个很好的未来，故填because。

考点：考查冠词；连词；代词；介词；情态动词；定语从句；状语从句

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