题目内容

The way  1  people spend their holidays has changed a lot.  2  seems that people are changing their  3  (mind) and they want to explore the outside world. The seaside still has  4 different attractions for people. But it will be possible to decrease(下降) because  5  the pollution. Now people  6  (persuade) to travel abroad which can widen their knowledge about the world. Another track is that camping is  7  (rise). People insist  8  getting close to nature. Anyway, people should refer to journals, guide books and even ask advice  9  the experienced  10  they begin their travel.

 

【答案】

 

 that

 It

 minds

 its

 of

 are persuaded

 rising

 on

 from

 before

【解析】

试题分析:

 本句很明显是the way作先行词后面是定语从句。对于the way做先行词的定语从句连接词只有三种形式 that ,in which,省略。本题填that

 It seems that 似乎,好像。本句seems作为主句谓语动词,前面缺主语故用it作形式主语,指代that从句内容。本题填It,注意大写。

 minds想法,因为前面是their故用minds复数形式。

 前文讲到了the seaside海滨,所以its指代海滨的。故本题填its

 because of 由于,固定句型。本题填of

 根据句意:人们被劝说去国外旅游。所以要用被动形式,本题填are persuaded

  根据句意:另一种旅游方式在外野营也正在上升。用现在进行时,本题填is rising

 insist on 坚持,固定词组。句意:人们坚持亲近自然。本题填on

 ask advice from 从…寻求建议。本题填from

 根据句意,肯定是在旅行之前寻求建议,所以本题填before

考点:词汇语法的应用

点评:本题重在考查基础知识,平时学习时应着重掌握诸如定语从句、被动语态等最基本的语法。

 

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