【題目】

help, kind, on, Canada, they, give, always, invent, so, result

Mr King owns a restaurant in a big city. He is a 【1】. And people are always thinking he is very professional in trading. The prices of the dishes are 【2】 low that many people enjoy having dinner in his restaurant. So the restaurant is 【3】 very busy.

【4】 the other hand, a modern robot has played an important role in the restaurant. The robot is used for cooking and it is made of metal and wood. It 【5】 by some college students. It can make some cookies, pies and many 【6】 of dishes. And the taste of the dishes is very delicious. As a 【7】, Mr. King has made a lot of money because of the good business.

Mr. King has already 【8】 away some of his money to lots of homeless people. When he is mentioned by the local people, he is a great hero in 【9】 hearts. Mr. King said he used to be very poor when he was young, so he made a decision 【10】 the poor when he could make a lot of money. It is always his dream, and now his dream has come true.

【答案】

【1】Canadian

【2】so

【3】always

【4】On

【5】was invented

【6】kinds

【7】result

【8】given

【9】their

【10】to help

【解析】

本文介紹了餐館老板金先生。他加拿大人，在一個大城市擁有一家餐館。人們認為他很專業(yè)，菜價很低，很多人喜歡在他的餐館吃飯。所以餐館總是很忙。另一方面，現(xiàn)代機器人在餐廳中發(fā)揮了重要作用。金先生因為生意好賺了很多錢。金先生已經(jīng)把他的一些錢捐給了許多無家可歸的人。他是當?shù)厝诵闹械挠⑿�。金先生年輕時很窮，他決定在能賺很多錢的時候幫助窮人。這一直是他的夢想，現(xiàn)在他的夢想實現(xiàn)了。

【1】句意：他是加拿大人。Canada：加拿大，Canadian：加拿大人；不定冠詞a后面跟可數(shù)名詞單數(shù)；結(jié)合句意和所給詞可知答案是Canadian。

【2】句意：菜價如此低，以至于很多人喜歡在他的餐館吃飯。句型“so+形容詞或副詞+that+從句”：如此…以至于…；結(jié)合句意和所給詞可知答案是so。

【3】句意：所以餐館總是很忙。根據(jù)上文“菜價如此低，以至于很多人喜歡在他的餐館吃飯�！笨芍八圆宛^總是很忙。” always：總是，一直；結(jié)合句意和所給詞可知答案是always。

【4】句意：另一方面，現(xiàn)代機器人在餐廳中發(fā)揮了重要作用。短語on the other hand：另一方面；注意：句子開頭第一個字母要大寫；結(jié)合句意和所給詞可知答案是On。

【5】句意：它（機器人）是一些大學生發(fā)明的。根據(jù)句意可知主語是謂語動詞受動者，可知此句是被動語態(tài)，發(fā)明應是過去發(fā)明的，故此句是一般過去的被動語態(tài)，其構(gòu)成was/were done，本句主語it三單，可知be動詞使用單數(shù)was；invent：發(fā)明，過去分詞是invented；結(jié)合句意和所給詞可知答案是was invented。

【6】句意：它可以做一些餅干、派和許多種菜肴。many：許多，后面跟可數(shù)名詞復數(shù)，many kinds of：許多種；結(jié)合句意和所給詞可知答案是kinds。

【7】句意：因此，金先生因為生意好賺了很多錢。短語as a result：因此，結(jié)果；結(jié)合句意和所給詞可知答案是result。

【8】句意：金先生已經(jīng)把他的一些錢捐給了許多無家可歸的人。本句是現(xiàn)在完成時，其構(gòu)成has/have done sth.；give：給，give away：贈送，捐贈；give的過去分詞given；結(jié)合句意和所給詞可知答案是given。

【9】句意：當當?shù)厝颂岬剿麜r，他是他們心中的英雄。本詞修飾名詞hearts，可知填形容詞性物主代詞；they：他們，人稱代詞主格；形容詞性的物主代詞是their；結(jié)合句意和所給詞可知答案是their。

【10】句意：金先生說他年輕時很窮，所以他決定在能賺很多錢的時候幫助窮人。短語make a decision to do sth.：決定做某事，動詞不定式to do sth.做目的狀語；help：幫助，help the poor：幫助窮人；結(jié)合句意和所給詞可知答案是to help。

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