缺詞填空（新概念考查，根據(jù)所給的首字母，寫出形式和意義都正確的詞，共5小題，每小題1分，滿分5分）

1.My friend, Patrick, has always been a fanatical o_______ of Mr. Lane’s Radical Progressive Party.

2.Many owners of private cars are going to offer “free rides” to people on their way to work. This will r_________ pressure on the trains to some extent.

3.He waved d_______________ to his companion, who had been water skiing for the last fifteen minutes.

4.If explosives are used, vibrations will cause the roof of the mine to c_______________.

5.Fishermen and sailors sometimes c_______________ to have seen monsters in the sea.

1.opponent

2.relieve

3.desperately

4.collapse

5.claim

【解析】

試題分析：本題主要考查單詞拼寫以及在此基礎上需要考生能運用正確的時態(tài)，屬于較為基礎的一類題目。

1. n 對手，反對者，敵手。句意：我的朋友Patrick,一直是個狂熱的萊恩激進黨的反對者。故填opponent

2. vt，減輕，緩解，換班。句意：許多私家車的擁有者，將在人們上班的途中，為他們提供免費的乘車。這在某種程度上，將會減輕火車的壓力。故填relieve。

3. adv，絕望地，不顧一切地。句意：他拼命地向他的同伴招手，他的同伴在最后的十五分鐘一直在滑水橇。故填desperately。

4. vt折疊，倒塌，崩潰，使瓦解。句意：如果使用炸彈，震動會使礦井的屋頂?shù)顾�。故填collapse。

5. vt，聲稱，斷言，提出要求。句意：漁民和水手聲稱在海里見過水怪。故填claim。

考點：考查單詞拼寫

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