Many parents let their children to watch TV only during certain 1 hours. Television shows like books or movies. A child 2 can learn bad things from one of them and good things from 3 others. Some show 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

题目内容

　　Many parents let their children to watch TV only during certain　　 1________

hours. Television shows like books or movies. A child　　　　 2_______

can learn bad things from one of them and good things from　　 3_______

others. Some shows help children to understand the news of　　 4_______

Washington and other parts in the world. Some programs show　　5_______

people and place from other countries or other times in　　　　6_______

histry. With television a child does not have to go to　　　　 7_______

the zoo to see animals. She can enjoy a baseball game at home. 8________

Some programs even teach children how to cook or how to use　　9_______

tools. Television brings about many places and events(事件) 10______________

into the living room of our homes.

答案：
解析：

1. to watch → watch 解: 测试结构: let sb. do sth.

2. like →are like 解: like用作介词时, 其前应加用be动词。

6. place → places 解: NMET短文改错命制重视对英语中名词复数的屈折变化现象的考查。

【NMET90】Different people speak different [language], ...　　　　　　languages

【NMET91】We stopped to rest for a while and to drink some [waters] from a stream. water

【NMET92】We have been to Europe many [time].　　　　　　times

【NMET93】There are branch [library] in many villages.　　libraries

【NMET95】(I hope that you two could come and visit us) some [times] soon.　　 time

【NMET97】We study quite a few [subject], such as maths, Chinese, (English and physics.)

　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　 subjects

【NMET98】(We practise [for] three times) every week and often watch football [match] on TV　　　　 (together.)　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　　 matches

【NMET2000】talked to me. She said that she and my [schoolmate] all (wished me success,)

schoolmates

7. a television → television 解: television用作不可数名词时, 作"电视节目"解。

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[　　]
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A．	b d g c a f e
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[　　]
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[　　]
A．	cunning
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(2)

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[　　]
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[　　]
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[　　]
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