【題目】單詞拼寫（共10小題，滿分10分）

【1】The heat was becoming u____________.

【2】She was d__________ at the news of the wedding.

【3】He said he won the game, but I was s________ about that.

【4】I’m afraid that your parents won’t a_________ of your going there.

【5】She made an a___________ for her son to see the doctor.

【6】If you don’t understand everything the tape says, just c_________ on the words you can understand.

【7】We all think that he is a m________ man that never loses his temper.

【8】It won’t make much d_________ whether you go today or tomorrow.

【9】The speaker spent several days p___________ her lecture to make it perfect.

【10】The film will start in ten minutes. M_________, let’s have a talk.

【答案】

【1】unbearable

【2】delighted

【3】skeptical/sceptical

【4】approve

【5】appointment

【6】concentrate

【7】mild

【8】difference

【9】polishing

【10】Meanwhile

【解析】

試題分析：

【1】unbearable 句意：這種熱會讓人受不了。用形容詞：unbearable難以忍受的。

【2】delighted句意：聽到結(jié)婚的消息她很高興。從句意可知用形容詞：delighted高興的。

【3】skeptical/sceptical句意：他說他贏得了比賽，但是我很懷疑這個事。

【4】approve句意：我恐怕你父母不會同意你去那里的。approve of 贊成。

【5】appointment句意：她為她兒子預(yù)約了醫(yī)生。make an appointment 固定短語：預(yù)約。

【6】concentrate句意：如果你不懂得磁帶上說的什么，就集中精力在你能理解的話上。故填concentrate，意思是：集中精力于。

【7】mild句意：我們都認(rèn)為他是一個溫和的人，從不會發(fā)脾氣。根據(jù)句意可知填形容詞mild。

【8】difference句意：你今天去還是明天去沒有太大的區(qū)別。make a difference 產(chǎn)生差異。故填difference。

【9】polishing 句意：演講者用了幾天的時間來修改她的演講稿使它完善。句式：Somebody spends time doing something 意思是: 某人花時間做某事。polish修訂。綜上分析可知填polishing。

【10】Meanwhile句意：電影十分鐘后開始，這個時間，咱們談?wù)劙�。Meanwhile同時，此時。

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