1.盡管我喜歡玩電腦游戲，但我并不上癮。

Though I like playing computer games, I am not _____________________.

2.許多唐詩已經(jīng)被翻譯成英文了。

A lot of Tang poetry_______________________________________.

3.他喜歡唱歌，尤其是民歌。

He likes singing, folk songs ______________.

4.據(jù)說，這個博物館值得一看。

It is said that the museum ________________________________.

5.因天氣不好，活動取消了。

______________ the bad weather, the activity has been called off.

1.addicted to them

2.has been translated into English.

3.in particular

4.is worth a visit./ is worth visiting

5.Due to /Because of /Owing to

【解析】

試題分析：題目主要考查學(xué)生對固定短語、固定搭配、主謂一致、時態(tài)等知識的掌握情況。做題時需要注意主謂一致、時態(tài)和語態(tài)等知識。

1. addicted to sth對......上癮，這里指代名詞復(fù)數(shù)computer games，且作介詞to的賓語，用them，故填addicted to them。

2. into是被動關(guān)系，即詩歌被翻譯成英文，故填has been translated into English。

3. particular特別，尤其，故填in particular。

4. worth sth/doing sth值得......，故填is worth a visit./ is worth visiting。

5. to/because of/owing to都可翻譯為“因為，由于”，故填Due to/ Because of /Owing to。

考點：考查固定短語；固定搭配；主謂一致；時態(tài)

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