【題目】請根據(jù)句意選出詞組并以恰當?shù)男问教羁铡＃ㄗ⒁庥?/span>2項剩余）

【1】She wants to save some money for an apartment. So she has no plan to ______________ a child so soon.

【2】Rose was born in Hong Kong but ____________ in the USA, because her parents went there to work for some reason.

【3】The World War I ________________ in July, 1914 and ended in November, 1918.

【4】Although Jennifer was very sleepy, she still try to _____________ what her English teacher was saying.

【5】This blue skirt doesn’t seem cheap to me; _________________, I think it is very expensive.

【答案】

【1】give birth to

【2】brought up

【3】broke out

【4】pay attention to

【5】on the contrary

【解析】

【1】

考查動詞短語。句意：她想省錢買一個公寓。所以她沒有如此快生孩子的計劃。賓語是a child，to do不定式中用動詞原形，故填give birth to。

【2】

考查動詞短語。句意：Rose在香港出生但是在美國長大，因為她的父母因為某個原因去了那里工作。根據(jù)was born（出生）可知是在美國長大，且bring up（撫養(yǎng)）和Rose構成被動關系，故填brought up。

【3】

考查動詞短語。句意：第一次世界大戰(zhàn)在1914年七月爆發(fā)，結束于1918年十一月。根據(jù)時間狀語“in July, 1914”可知用一般過去時，break out（爆發(fā)）和第一次世界大戰(zhàn)構成主動關系，故填broke out。

【4】

考查動詞短語。句意：盡管Jennifer非常困，她依然試圖注意英語老師在說什么。根據(jù)前文講盡管非常困且賓語為英語老師說的話可知，是依然想注意，try to do中動詞用原形，故填pay attention to。

【5】

考查介詞短語。句意：這條藍色裙子對我來說并不便宜；相反，我認為它很貴。當同一個主體間用 on the contrary 時，前面一般是否定句，如果不看否定詞，那么前后是取反的，比如前面句子中的便宜和后面句子中的貴，但是如果把否定詞一起看，那就前后方向一致了，例如前面例句中的不便宜和貴。故填on the contrary。

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