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You will never imagine that such a small invention as a kite can1. （有益） us so much! Flying kites is a popular hobby in many countries of the Far East where
2. （漂亮） decorated kites appear3. different colors．In China there is a special Kites Day on which children and4. a fly kites together happily．A flat kite is the oldest and 5. (簡單的) type of kite．It flies6. b air flows over and under the kite's wing．The pressure under the wing helps the kite lift into the air．Kites have also7. used in experiments．Early scientists 8. s kites up into the air to measure temperature at different9. （高度）. Kites were also used to develop airplanes．10. is known to us that the Wright Brothers experimented with kites before they flew the first airplane．
1.benifit
2.beautifully
3.in
4.adults
5.simplest
6.because
7.been
8.sent
9.heights
10.It
【解析】本篇短文敘述了小小風箏給我們帶來的益處： 使人愉快，也用于科學研究。
1.benefit 考查動詞 。根據前面情態(tài)動詞 can 確定為動詞原形，benefit sb 對某人有益。
2.beautifully 考查副詞。根據后面動詞 decorated kites 被裝飾的風箏，副詞修飾動詞，所以用副詞形式。
3.in 考查介詞。根據前面動詞appear 確定為以不同的顏色出現，故用介詞in。
4.adults 考查名詞。 根據整個句子In China there is a special Kites Day on which children and(4) a fly kites together happily．在中國有特殊的風箏節(jié)，在風箏節(jié)這一天孩子們和____在一起高興的放風箏，根據句意應該是成年人，故用adults .
5.simplest 考查形容詞。根據句子A flat kite is the oldest and (80) (簡單的) type of kite．And連接并列成分，因為前面是oldest 最高級，所以后面簡單simple也該用最高級，所以填simplest。
6.because 考查連詞。It flies (81) b air flows over and under the kite's wing．前句：風箏飛，后句：空氣在風箏翅膀的上下流動，可以判斷出前后句之間為因果關系，所以填because。
7.been 考查被動語態(tài)。Kites have also(82) used in experiments風箏也被用于實驗，風箏和使用之間是被動關系，現在完成時的被動式的構成：have been done， 所以填been。
8.sent 考查動詞。Early scientists (8) s kites up into the air to measure temperature at different (9) （高度），早期的科學家把風箏發(fā)射向空中是為了測量不同高度的溫度，根據句意應該是發(fā)射，固定短語 ：send sth into…, send 的過去為sent ，所以填sent。
9.heights 考查名詞。 根據居中at different (84) （高度）， 無論介詞at 還是形容詞 different 都應該填名詞高度，所以填height。
10.填it .
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