【小題1】My uncle’s ____________(出生地) is Shanghai.
【小題2】Tourism is a major source of ___________(收入) in this country.
【小題3】My ___________ (目標(biāo)) in life is to write a book.
【小題4】Dog can hear much better than __________(人類).
【小題5】There is ___________(饑餓) in all the flooded areas.
【小題6】The flood has made many people __________(無(wú)家可歸).
【小題7】One million people in the city live in ___________(貧窮).
【小題8】We bought some ___________(家具) to go with the new house.
【小題9】Thousands of people died in the natural ____________(災(zāi)難).
【小題10】He was ____________(埋葬) in his homeland.


【小題1】birthplace
【小題2】income
【小題3】goal
【小題4】human
【小題5】hunger
【小題6】homeless
【小題7】poverty
【小題8】furniture
【小題9】disaster
【小題10】buried

解析【小題1】本句的含義為叔叔的出生地在上海，名詞所有格修飾名詞出生地的單詞birthplace。
【小題2】本句的含義為在這個(gè)國(guó)家旅游業(yè)是主要的收入來(lái)源，介詞of使用名詞收入的單詞income。
【小題3】形容詞性物主代詞后跟名詞目標(biāo)的單詞goal。
【小題4】本句的含義為狗的聽(tīng)力比人類好的多，故本句空格處填名詞人類的單詞human。
【小題5】本句的含義為在所有洪災(zāi)的地區(qū)都經(jīng)受饑荒，故本句空格處填名詞饑荒的單詞hunger。
【小題6】本句的含義為洪災(zāi)使許多人無(wú)家可歸，故本句空格處填無(wú)家可歸的單詞homeless。
【小題7】本句的含義為在這個(gè)城市有1百萬(wàn)人過(guò)著貧窮的生活，介詞in后跟名詞貧窮的單詞poverty。
【小題8】本句的含義為我們買(mǎi)了一些家具，故本句空格處填家具的單詞furniture。
【小題9】本句的含義為數(shù)以萬(wàn)計(jì)的人在自然災(zāi)害中死亡，故本句空格處填名詞災(zāi)害的單詞disaster。
【小題10】本題的含義為他被埋葬在故鄉(xiāng)，本題表示被動(dòng)的含義，故本句空格處填埋葬的過(guò)去分詞buried。

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