【題目】

【1】I’m __________ (喜愛的) of English and do well in speaking and writing.

【2】We should develop a good __________ (態(tài)度)toward life.

【3】Seeing their daughter and dog coming back, the parents __________ (爆發(fā))into tears of relief.

【4】To see policemen with guns in the airport for the first time was __________ (恐懼的).

【5】You had better not shut yourself in and you should have a more __________ (積極的) life.

【答案】

【1】fond

【2】attitude

【3】burst

【4】frightening

【5】active

【解析】

【1】be fond of 是固定用法，意思是喜愛。所以填fond。

【2】作句子賓語，用名詞形式。所以填attitude。

【3】burst into tears是固定用法，意思是突然大哭起來。所以填burst。

【4】作be動(dòng)詞之后的表語，用形容詞形式，所以填frightening。

【5】修飾名詞life，用形容詞形式，所以填active。

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