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    Fill in the blanks with the proper form of the given words.

    watch out; get away from; protect …from; consider; tip;

    handle; on the other hand; see off; experience; adventure

    Tom grew up in the city and felt that life was boring here. So he wanted to 1___________ the city for a while. When the term came to an end and the vacation began, Tom 2______ going for an 3__________ trip to a nearby forest with his friends.

    His parents agreed, “You’ve grown up. You make your own decisions. But we want to give your some 4_______. First, wear sunglasses to 5_______ you ________ the sun. Second, 6_________ for dangers. And if you come across some problems that you can’t 7__________, call for help.”

    Some parents 8__________. And Tom together with his friends set off.

    When Tom returned home, he said, “We had a great time. But 9________________, we 10 _________________ difficulties and problems.”

     

    答案：
    解析：

    		1. get away from.意为离开。

    2. considered. 考查Consider doing something的用法。

    3. adventure. 意为冒险，前面的定冠词为an，也可以据此评价。

    4. tips. 意为给你一些建议。

    5. protect from. 此为固定搭配，保护……以防止。

    6. watch out. 意为小心。

    7. handle. 意为解决，处理。

    8. saw off. 意为送人。

    9. on the other hand. 意为另一方面。

    10. experienced. 经历（苦难）。

     


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