單詞拼寫(10分)

1.In the accident ten passengers died; only a baby s_______, that is, there was only one survivor.

2.He is a c__________ boy who is always asking questions.

3.It doesn’t make s______________ that the rich man would steal a cheap watch.

4.Don’t h________ to make decisions until having considered all the possibilities.

5.It never o__________ to me that a top student like her should have failed in the exam.

6.Since Chang’e I was successfully launched, I have formed the habit of _________ (觀察)the stars in the sky.

7.It is very____________(可能的) that he will not agree with you.

8.Could you tell me the reason why you will __________ (申請) for this post?

9.A small but _____________(熱情的)crowd cheered as the players ran onto the field.

10.The Summer Palace is one of the top tourist __________ (目的地) in Beijing, which attracts thousands of people every day.

1.survived

2.curious

3.sense

4.hesitate

5.occurred

6.observing

7.likely

8.apply

9.enthusiastic

10.destinations

【解析】

1. 考查動詞時態(tài)。句意:在這次事故中,十位乘客死亡,只有一個嬰兒存活,也就是說只有一位幸活者;

2. 考查形容詞。句意:他是個好奇的孩子,喜歡問許多問題;

3. 考查名詞。Make sense 有意義,講得通;

4. 考查動詞。句意:直到考慮到所有的可能性,不要猶豫地做出決定。Hesitate to do 猶豫做某事;

5. 考查動詞。It occurred to sb that …某人突然間想起某事;

6. 考查非謂語動詞。句意:自己嫦娥一號成功登月以來,我就養(yǎng)成了看天上星星的習(xí)慣。Of是介詞,后面用動名詞的形式。

7. 考查形容詞。It is likely that 。。。可能。。。。

8. 考查動詞。Apply for 申請,will 后面用動詞原形,故用apply.

9. 考查形容詞。句意:當這些球員到達球場時,熱情的人群歡呼起來;

10. 考查名詞。句意:故宮是我們北京之行的目的地之一,每天吸引成千上萬的游客。One of后面加名詞的復(fù)數(shù)形式,故destinations

考點:單詞拼寫。

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