根据汉语意思.按句子结构要求完成句子.(每句1分.共10分)1.老师和学生都不满意此结果. teachers students are satisfied with the result .2.他们正在全神贯注看电影.( absorb)They are seeing the film.3.他捐赠食物和衣服给红十字会.He food and clothing the Red Cro 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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根据汉语意思，按句子结构要求完成句子。（每句1分，共10分）

1.老师和学生都不满意此结果。

teachers students are satisfied with the result .

2.他们正在全神贯注看电影。（ absorb）

They are seeing the film.

3.他捐赠食物和衣服给红十字会。

He _____________food and clothing __________the Red Cross.

4.他的粗心大意的驾驶导致了这起严重的交通事故。

His careless driving _________ ____________the serious traffic accident.

5.太阳镜能保护你的眼睛免遭太阳的强光照射。

Sunglasses can____ ___ your eyes __________ the strong sunlight.

6.一般来说，流行歌曲对年轻人有吸引力。

Generally speaking, pop songs young people.

7.学生很容易对电脑游戏着迷的

It’s easy for students to to computer games.

8.毫无疑问英语是当今世界第一国际语言。

______ ______ ______ ______that English is the first international language.

9.许多收藏者对文艺复兴时期的欧洲油画特别偏爱。

Many collectors have a the European oil paintings during the Renaissance.

10.虽然多少人同意这个观点，但是也有一些人反对它。

Most people subscribed to the view, while some people were __________ ________it.

1.Neither nor

2.absorbed in

3.donated/contributed/subscribed to

4.resulted in

5.protect from

6.appeal to

7.be/become addicted

8.There is no doubt

9.preference for

10.opposed to

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