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    2．Shewon（赢得） the trust of her teammates in the competition．

    分析 她在比赛中获得了队友的信任．

    解答 答案：won，考查谓语动词的用法，"赢得"使用动词win，根据语境已经获得了队友的信任，因此使用一般过去式won．

    点评 考查谓语动词的用法，应注意时态和语态．

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