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單詞拼寫。根據下面各句句意以及所給單詞的首字母或漢語提示詞，寫出該單詞的正確形式。

1.He s_______________ in medicine at university. Now he is a doctor.

2.Jane Goodall made a lot of a________________ in doing research on chimps.

3.．If you come across new words while reading, you’d better r_________ to a dictionary.

4.I will try and give you some __________________(解釋) of how the machine works.

5.Every classroom in our school is e________________ with a computer, which makes it convenient for us to have classes.

6.---- What is your o________________?

---- I am a teacher.

7.The silent films acted by Charlie Chaplin are famous t____________ the world.

8.What you said at the meeting is __________________(令人信服的). I really show great respect for you.

9.Have you ever met with an _______________（場合）where you are mistaken?

10.At the meeting they discussed three different ______________（方法）to the study of mathematics.

11.A soldier’s duty is d_______________ their motherland against the enemies.

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