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    根据下列各句句意填入一个适当形式的单词，首字母或中文已给出，请在答卷上写出完整的单词。

    1.It is known to all that a controller’s job is very _________(充满压力的).

    2.For_________(各种各样的) reasons I’d prefer not to meet him.

    3.They showed great _________(毅力) in the face of difficulty.

    4.The heating system in the hotel has a(n) _________(自动的) temperature control.

    5.The_________(发言人) said the tone of the letter was very friendly.

    6.He is p_________about the future and always expects the worst.

    7.The students r________several desks to another classroom yesterday.

    8.Though Mary was a little girl, she b________ as if she were an adult.

    9.After a heated a________ a decision was finally made.

    10.The new evidence proved his i_________and he was set free.

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