My cousin Michael g from Zhejiang University in 2007.2.I p to go shopping rather than stay at home alone on weekends.3.When hearing the funny story they b into laughter.4.She looks very young, but a s 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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1.My cousin Michael g________________ from Zhejiang University in 2007.

2.I p___________ to go shopping rather than stay at home alone on weekends.

3.When hearing the funny story they b____________ into laughter.

4.She looks very young, but a______________ she is seventy years old.

5.After years of travel, they decided to s_________________ in London.

6.As soon as I saw the photo, I __________________(认出) my friend in it at once.

7.Most of the areas along the Mekong River are often flooded and as a result people there ___________(遭受) heavy losses.

8.Mary lost her son last year. She hasn’t _____________(恢复) from the great shock ever since.

9.It’s important for us to have a positive ___________________ (态度）to difficulties.

10.The man was seriously _________________(受伤) in the earthquake last year.

1.graduated；

2.prefer

3.burst

4.actually

5.settle

6.recognized

7.suffer

8.recovered

9.attitude

10.injured

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试题分析：考查单词拼写

1.graduated;从句意Michael在2007毕业于浙江大学可知，短语graduate from 毕业于……；另根据时间状语in 2007,故填graduated

2. ；prefer to do sth.rather than do…比起做某事更喜欢做某事,根据时间状语on weekends可知本句是描述一种惯例，动词用原形，故填prefer

3. ；从句意听到有趣的故事应该是大笑，burst into laughter固定短语，意为爆发大笑，burst的过去式仍为burst，故填burst

4.；前半句她看起来非常年轻，用but转折，后文表示实际上她70，actually表示实际上、事实上的意思，故填actually

5. ；settle in在…定居，整句话意为：多年旅行之后，他们决定在伦敦定居。介词to后接动词原形，故填settle

6.；前半句为过去式，故整句话是表示过去的事情，句意：我一看到这张照片，我立马认出我的朋友在里面，故填recognized

7.；根据前半句are often flooded是一般现在时，可知整句话是表示一种经常性的事情，故后半句也是一般时，句意：湄公河沿岸大部分地区经常遭遇洪水，结果那儿的人们遭受了巨大的损失。故填suffer

8.；空前为hasn’t，要填现在完成时，表示还…已经…句意：去年mary失去了她的儿子。她还没有从巨大的伤痛中恢复过来。故填recovered

9.； have a positive attitude to…固定短语，对…有积极的态度。句意：对我们来说面对困难有积极的态度很重要。故填attitude

10.；injure为及物动词，be injured表示受伤了，句意：去年这个男人在地震中严重受伤。故填injured

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