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1. Do you know there are seven______ in the world? (州,大陆)

2. Having a ____ diet is quite good for our health（平衡的）.

3. It ’said that the plane flying to Canada __ last weekend (坠毁).

4.When she came to China, she brought _ (行李)with her.

5.They were selling everything at a ________(折扣).

6.Though he was hurt ____ (轻微地), he still lay on the bed all the day.

7.Not long ago a ____ (剧烈的)earthquake occurred off the coast of Indonesia.

8.The three?star hotel offers a friendly ________ (气氛)and personal service.

9.Li Bai and Du Fu were both Chinese _____ (诗人)．

10.The biologist likes _____ with his students(闲聊).

 

1.continents

2.balanced

3.crashed

4.baggage

5.discount

6.slightly

7.violent

8.atmosphere

9.poets

10.chatting

【解析】

试题分析：

1.continents.考查名词。根据提示汉语和seven可知此处填名词复数continents。

2.balanced考查形容词。根据汉语提示和后面被修饰的名词可知填形容词balanced。

3.crashed考查动词。It is said +that从句，从句中缺少谓语动词，根据last weekend判断填动词过去式，故答案是crashed。

4.baggage。考查名词。根据汉语提示可知填baggage，注意“行李”是不可数名词，没有复数形式。

5.discount考查名词。固定短语sell sth at a discount“亏本销售”。

6.slightly 考查副词。根据提示可知此处修饰动词，故用副词slightly。

7.violent 考查形容词。修饰名词earthquake应该用形容词，填violent。

8.atmosphere考查名词。形容词修饰名词，根据汉语提示填atmosphere。

9.poets考查名词。Both后面应该是复数名词，由提示可知填poets。

10.chatting 考查非谓语动词。Like doing sth“喜欢做某事”，表示一种习惯，故填chat。

考点：考查学生对单词的理解和识记。

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