请根据首字母和汉语,在空白处填入适当的单词或单词的正确形式.每空一词.1.Don’t be to the strong sunlight, which may damage your skin.2.My father is a c driver and he always obeys the traffic rules.3.I’m sorry and I am to b .4.O 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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请根据首字母和汉语,在空白处填入适当的单词或单词的正确形式。每空一词。

1.Don’t be ___________ (暴露于) to the strong sunlight, which may damage your skin.

2.My father is a c___________ (谨慎的) driver and he always obeys the traffic rules.

3.I’m sorry and I am to b___________ (责备).

4.Our class, c___________ (组成) of 40 outstanding students, won the game eventually.

5.To his parents’ d___________ (高兴), he has made a full recovery after the accident.

6.There is a c___________ (矛盾) between what you say and what you do.

7.He couldn’t go to university for l__________ (缺乏) of money.

8.We should adopt an o___________(乐观的) attitude towards life.

9.The i____________ (瞬间) I arrived in Baotou, I fell in love with this city.

10.Thank you for keeping me i____________ (通知) of the meeting this afternoon.

11.Once you c_____________(集中注意力) on your listening in class, you’ll easily understand what the teachers mean.

12.He d______________(要求) that the injured man should be sent to the hospital at once.

13.As soon as he got home, it began to p______________(倒；灌) outside.

14.Don’t put so much p______________(压力) on the children, which is harmful to them.

15.The little hero was praised for his b____________(勇敢) in the accident.

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