【題目】

【1】Do you have to ________ ________(調(diào)大) your music so loud?

【2】I ________ ________ ________(迫不及待) surprise the boys.

【3】You ________ ________ ________(本應該) come home until tomorrow.

【4】What did you ________ ________(處理) the money we left?

【5】Eric sits on his bed looking at Daniel, who ________ ________ ________ ________(抱著胳膊) and looks angry.

【答案】

【1】turn up

【2】can't waitto

【3】were supposedto

【4】do with

【5】has hisarmscrossed

【解析】考查學生對本單元短語，固定用法的掌握，以及對句子的理解。

【1】句意：你一定要把音樂聲音調(diào)這么大嗎？turn up把聲音調(diào)大，出現(xiàn)。

【2】句意：我迫不及待的要讓這些男孩子們感到驚訝。can't wait to do迫不及待的做某事。故這里用can't wait to。

【3】句意：你本應該明天才回家的。這里是虛擬語氣，故用were supposed to本應該做（沒做）。

【4】考查動詞短語。句意：你怎么處理我們留下的錢？do with處理，解決。

【5】句意：Eric坐在床上看著Daniel，Daniel抱著胳膊看起來很生氣。這里考查have sth done的結(jié)構(gòu)。故用has his arms crossed使他的胳膊交錯，也就是“抱著胳膊”。

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