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1.His early work was a______________ by the European writers of the 1960’s.

2.I find it hard to work at home because there are too many _____________（分心的事）.

3.It is now regarded as ___________(正常）for women to work outside the home.

4.Fever, headache and a sore throat are common s_____________ of a cold.

5.The problem is c_________, so it needs skill and patience to deal with it.

6.The book aims to cover all __________(方面）of the American city life.

7.Her ___________(優(yōu)雅的）movements on the stage impressed the audience.

8.It is one of the great __________（杰作）of European art.

9.In the face of all the e___________, she admitted the crime.

10.We should prevent people from d____________forests.

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