單詞拼寫(共10小題;每小題1分,滿分10分)
1.The child was r_______ from the fire, but died soon after for terrible burns.
2.She i________ the key into the lock and opened the door.
3.Lasers can be used to p_______ operations nowadays.
4.He is a responsible person and can be t_________ to carry out the plan.
5.He gave me the f______ of my life when I saw him hanging out of the window
6.We would like a room ___________ (俯瞰)the park if possible.
7.Another source of income is from _________ (自愿的)contributions of the people.
8.He reported the _______(丟失) of his jewellery to the police.
9.She is still ________(猶豫) about sending her son abroad.
10.Edward can’t be here today, but he has sent his ________. (歉意)
1.rescued
2.inserted
3.perform
4.trusted
5.fright
6.overlooking
7.voluntary
8.loss
9.hesitating
10.apologies
【解析】
1. child was rescued from the fire孩子從火里被救出來。句子為一般過去時,rescue應填其過去分詞形式rescued。故填rescued
2. inserted the key into the lock and opened the door.她把要是插入鎖里并打開了門。句子為一般過去時,inserte應填其過去分詞形式inserted。故填inserted
3. 考查詞組搭配。Lasers can be used to perform operations nowadays.現(xiàn)今激光可用于手術治療。perform operations進行手術治療。to do不定式,perform填原形。故填perform
4. trusted考查單詞拼寫。He is a responsible person and can be trusted to carry out the plan.他是個負責任的人,可以被信賴去拿出計劃。be trusted被信賴,trust應填其過去分詞形式。故填trusted
5. gave me the fright of my life when I saw him hanging out of the window當我看見他懸在窗外時把我命都嚇出來了。fright n.恐怖;驚嚇; gave me the fright嚇了我一跳。故填fright
6. would like a room overlooking the park if possible要是有的話我們選可以俯瞰公園的房間。 overlooking俯瞰
7. voluntary考查單詞翻譯。Another source of income is from voluntary contributions of the people.另一個收入的來源就是來自人們的自愿捐助。voluntary既可作形容詞又可作名詞。故填voluntary
8. reported the loss of his jewellery to the police.他向警察反映了他珠寶的丟失。這里空前有the,空前應填“丟失”的名詞形式。故填loss
9. is still hesitating about sending her son abroad.她還在猶豫著關于送她孩子出國的事。is still后接hesitate的動名詞形式。故填hesitating
10. can’t be here today, but he has sent his apologies. Edward今天不能到場,但是他已經(jīng)送來了他的道歉。sent his 后接名詞道歉。故填apologies
考點:考查詞組搭配,單詞拼寫,單詞翻譯
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