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    【题目】用方框中所给单词的适当形式填空。每词限用一次。

    polite important north from hero


    （1）Some students don't understand the of learning English, so they give it up.
    （2）The young man was considered as a after saving the 6-year-old kid.
    （3）No student in my class is from the part of China.
    （4）Old people should be spoken to .
    （5）Every year JiuZhaigou receives lots of visitors all over the world.

    【答案】
    （1）importance
    （2）hero
    （3）northern
    （4）politely
    （5）from
    【解析】
    （1）importance句意：一些学生不理解学习英语的重要性，因此放弃了。Of…的，属于，名词所有格。Of的前后一般跟名词。结合句意和语境可知填important的名词形式importance。
    （2）hero句意：这个年轻人在救了6岁孩子后被认为是英雄。A冠词，它是一种虚词，要和可数名词单数形式一块使用，后跟辅音因素开头的单数名词。结合句意和语境可知填hero。
    （3）northern句意：在我的班上没有一个学生是来自中国北部。Part部分，名词，形容词修饰名词，结合句意和语境及选项可知填north的形容词northern。
    （4）politely 句意：应该给老人有礼貌地说话。副词修饰动词，结合句意和语境可知填polite的副词形式politely。
    （5）from句意：九寨沟每年接待来自世界各地的许多游客。介词和地点名词一块使用，表方位；结合all over the world 和句意可知填from。

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