單詞拼寫 (共10小題;每小題1分,滿分10分)

1.The great writer _______ (獻(xiàn)身) more time to his writing, so he got great success.

2.Alice trusts you.Only you can ___________(勸說) her into giving up the foolish idea.

3.They gave me a __________ (堅定的) look.

4.No one was lucky enough to ______ (逃脫)punishment.

5.In the city, the water pipes in some buildings cracked and ____________(爆裂).

6.I’m going to the library _________(直接) after the class.

7.He made a ________ (要求) that I should help him .

8.Activities all take place under the ___________(指導(dǎo)) of the an experienced teacher.

9.As far as I am_________ (就……而言), I am strongly against the plan.

10.What he said is _______ (確切地) what I want to say.

1.devoted

2.persuade

3.determined

4.escape

5.burst

6.straight

7.request

8.guidance

9.concerned,

10.exactly

【解析】

試題分析:考查漢譯英。

1. he got great success 可知本句是過去時,故動詞要變?yōu)檫^去時態(tài),本句意為這位偉大的作家把大部分時間貢獻(xiàn)在寫作上,因此他獲得了巨大成功,故填devoted

2. sb. into doing 為固定短語,意為勸說某人干某事,另前有情態(tài)動詞can,故后動詞要用原形,本句意為愛麗絲信任你。只有你能勸說她放棄這個愚蠢的想法,故填persuade

3. 為形容詞意為堅定的,本句意為他們給了我一個堅定的眼神,故填determined

4. one was lucky enough to 用在介詞to后應(yīng)用動詞原形,且escape為及物動詞,意為逃脫…本句意為沒有人足夠幸運來逃脫懲罰,故填escape,

5. water pipes in some buildings cracked and 該句為過去式,故動詞要用過去式,burst 有爆開、爆裂之意,本句意為城市中一些建筑的水管破開并爆裂,故填burst

6. going to the library _________(直接) after the class.直接應(yīng)是修飾動詞go,且straight即可做形容詞又可做副詞表示直接,本句意為下課后我將直接去圖書館,故填straight

7. made a ____用a來修飾可知此處應(yīng)是填名詞,request可表示名詞要求之意,本句意為他要求我應(yīng)該幫他,故填request

8. the guidance of意為在…的指導(dǎo)之下,本句意為活動都發(fā)生在一位有經(jīng)驗的老師的指導(dǎo)之下,故填guidance

9. far as I am 要用在be動詞后不會是動詞原形,be concerned意為關(guān)心的…As far as I am concerned已構(gòu)成十分常見句型,意為就我而言,本句意為就我而言,我強(qiáng)烈反對這項計劃,故填concerned

10. he said is _______ (確切地) what I want to say. What he said是做主語從句,what I want to say 是做is的表語從句,故exactly是修飾后面的表語從句,本句意為他所說的就是我想說的,故填exactly

考點:考查漢譯英

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