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【题目】People use land in different ways. Some areas have a lot of open space. Some areas have buildings close together and people are 1(live) near each other. People choose the type or community they want to live in. They think about their 2(interest) and their work.

A rural area has few homes and businesses. There 3(be) lots of space in between buildings. Rural areas are perfect4people and businesses who want to grow plants for food or raise animals. Most states have some rural areas.

An urban area is a large city and the places near it. Many people live and work in 5same large city. Every state has urban areas. You will find public transportation, like buses, in urban areas. Many of the buildings also have modern designs. There are many things 6(do) and see in the city.

A suburban area, also 7(call) the suburbs, is located outside a big city, 8 not very far away. In suburban communities, many people live near 9 they work. The suburbs do not have the crowds that are in the city. You will find 10(much) space between buildings than in the city. There are houses and shopping centers in suburban communities.

【答案】

1living

2interests

3is

4for

5the

6to do

7called

8but

9where

10more

【解析】人们对土地的利用各不相同,人们考虑他们的兴趣和他们的工作需求而选择他们想居住的类型或社区本文对比了城市,近郊和农村的功能和特点。

1living 考查现在进行时态。现在进行时态的构成为am/ is/ are + doing。一些地方高楼紧凑,人们就彼此毗邻而居。

2interests 此处是指人们的兴趣爱好,用复数形式。

3is 考查there be句型。本句的主语是lots of space,为不可数名词,用is。

4for 考查介词。for 来说。

5the 考查冠词的固定用法。the same 一样,相同的,同样的。

6to do 考查不定式作定语。在城市里有许多要做和要看的东西。

7called 考查过去分词作定语。called为过去分词,跟中心词a suburban area之间是被动关系,郊区,也被叫做suburbs,位于城外。

8but 考查并列连词but。郊区位于大城市之外,但是离得不太远。

9where 考查where引导的宾语从句。where they work(他们工作的地方)为名词性从句,在介词near之后作宾语。

10more考查比较级。根据后面than in the city可知,此处应用比较级形式more。more space 更多的空间。

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