【題目】M: Excuse me. Would you mind if I smoked here?

W: I’m sorry. Didn’t you see the sign on the wall, “No ___【1】____”?

M: Oh, sorry. _【2】____ can I smoke on this floor?

W: I’m afraid it’s not allowed here.

M: Oh, dear! I wonder ___【3】___ I could have ___【4】____ glass of water.

W: Sure. Help ___【5】____ (you), over there.

M: Thanks.

W: Don’t you know smoking is not good _【6】_____ your health, young man?

M: Yes, I do. I tried many times to give it up, but I ___【7】____(fail). When I go without it, I feel very bad.

W: Yes, it’s hard to stop! __【8】__, if you have the nonsmokers’ health in mind, you might succeed.

M: You’re right! Thanks very much. I’ll try again ___【9】___ (kick) my smoking habit.

W: That’s good. Well, if you ___【10】____ (die) to smoke now, you can go outside, in the open air.

M: Oh, no! I’m not smoking anymore from now on!

W: That’s great!

【答案】

【1】smoking

【2】Where

【3】if

【4】a

【5】yourself

【6】for

【7】failed

【8】However

【9】to kick

【10】are dying

【解析】

試題分析：本文講述男女關(guān)于吸煙的一場對話。

【1】考查細(xì)節(jié)理解。根據(jù)第一句Would you mind if I smoked here你介意我在這吸煙嗎，女人說你沒看見墻上標(biāo)志禁止吸煙嗎，no smoking意為禁止吸煙，故填smoking

【2】考查疑問詞搭配。前文說女人說你沒看見墻上標(biāo)志禁止吸煙嗎，男人問我能在這層樓的哪里吸煙，where表示在哪里，故填Where

【3】考查賓語從句關(guān)聯(lián)詞搭配。根據(jù)句子I wonder ________ I could have ______ glass of water.從句中不缺主賓，本句應(yīng)表示我想知道是否我能喝一杯水，故填if

【4】考查數(shù)量詞搭配。a glass of water,意為一杯水，故填a

【5】考查固定短語。Help yourself 請自便，請隨便，男人問我可以喝一杯水嗎，女人說隨便。故填yourself

【6】考查固定短語。be good for sth. 對………有好處，女人說難道你不知道吸煙對你健康沒好處嗎。故填for

【7】考查時態(tài)。根據(jù)句子I tried many times to give it up, but I ______(fail).前句為過去式，可知這是過去的事，失敗也是過去的事，故用過去式，故填failed

【8】考查連詞搭配。根據(jù)句子it’s hard to stop! ______, if you have the nonsmokers’ health in mind, you might succeed.是很難停止，然而你考慮到不吸煙的健康，你會成功的，故填However

【9】考查固定短語。try to do sth. 盡力做某事，句意為我會再次努力戒掉吸煙的習(xí)慣，故填to kick

【10】考查固定短語。be dying to do sth. 極想做某事，句意為如果你現(xiàn)在極想吸煙，你可以去外面，故填are dying

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