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单词拼写:根据首字母或汉语意思写出单词的适当形式(每题1分,共10分)

The famous player agreed to give a(n) 1._________(采访) after his match.

My history teacher is very a 2. . He always makes us laugh in the lesson

You’d better not be n_3.____ but stay calm when you are faced with the heavy burden.

The flower show was attractive and made a deep i _4._____ on Tom.

If you'd like more____5.____(信息), ring the Hotline on 414 3929.

When talking in a group, you should not speak so l ___6.___ as to bother others who are close by.

The film makes me b__7._____ and soon I ‘m falling sleep.

Don't try to explain away the situation. If you have made mistakes, just_8._______ (承认)them.

"We watched the cruel soldiers in the forest ____9._____(射杀) five old people, " said one man If you want to catch that train we’d better set off for the station 10. (立即)

1.interview

2.amusing

3.nervous

4.impression

5.information

6.loudly

7.bored

8.admit

9.shoot

10.immediately/instantly

【解析】

试题分析:本题主要考查单词拼写以及在此基础上需要考生能运用正确的时态,正确的词的形式,考虑到正确的固定短语搭配,属于较为基础的一类题目。

1. 考查固定短语搭配。give an interview接受采访。句子译为那个著名运动员同意在赛后接受采访。

2. 考查单词拼写。由后半句“他经常在课上让我们发笑”可知是要表达“老师很幽默”。句子译为我的历史老师很幽默,他经常在上课时逗我们发笑。

3. 考查单词拼写及“you’d better not……”结构。由“you’d better not but stay calm”可推知应该是最好不要紧张,保持镇定 句子译为当你肩负重担时,你最好不要紧张,保持镇静。

4. 考查单词拼写和固定短语用法。make a deep impression on somebody 给某人留下深刻印象。句子译为花展很有吸引力,给Tom留下了很深刻的印象。

5. 考查单词拼写。中文意思给的是“信息”,对应的英文为information 句子译为如果你想获得更多信息,请拨打热线4143929。

6. 考查so……as to句型。So+adj+as to do sth 十分……以至于会…… Speak loudly大声讲话。句子译为在公众场合交谈时,你应该小声讲话以避免影响身边的其他人。

7. 考查固定短语。Make somebody bored使某人感到无聊。句子译为这部电影让我觉得很无聊,于是我很快就睡着了。

8.admit 考查if引导的条件状语从句。句子中if引导的是条件状语从句,而非虚礼语气,故后面的单词应用原形,中文意思给的是承认,故为admit。句子译为不要试图辩解,如果你犯了错,承认就好。

9.shoot 考查单词拼写和固定搭配。中文意思给的是“射杀”,对应的英文单词为shoot,watch sb do sth 看某人做某事。故shoot应用原形。句子译为我们一个人说“我们看到残忍的士兵在森林里射杀了五位老者。

10. 考查单词拼写。中文意思给的是“立即”,对应的英文单词为immediately/instantly.句子译为如果你想赶上火车,我们最好立即出发去火车站。

考点:考查一些固定搭配,you’d better not do,if引导的条件状语从句,以及so……as to等。

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