單詞填空。根據(jù)首字母或漢語提示填寫單詞,注意其正確形式。
1.However.the southern part of Ireland was ________(不愿意的)and broke away to form its own government.
2.I have to remind myself ________(不斷地) that I’m really in AD3008.
3.John Snow wanted to face the c_______(挑戰(zhàn))and solve this problem.
4.The Christian Church r_______ his theory ,saying it was against God’s idea.
5.It looked_______(輝煌的)when first built.
6.He slowed down the bleeding by a________ pressure to the wounds.
7.Last of all ,the chief editor read it and a________(批準) it.
8.You have three layers of skin which act as a barrier against disease, p_________ and the sun’s harmful rays.
9.At first, my new surroundings were difficult to t________(忍受).
10.Have you ever had a case where someone a_________your journalists of getting the wrong end of the stick.
1.unwilling
2.constantly
3.challenge
4.rejected
5.splendid
6.applying
7.approved
8.poisons
9.tolerate
10.accused
【解析】
1.
2.
3. Snow想要面對挑戰(zhàn)并解決這個問題。定冠詞the修飾名詞表示特指,結合后面的this problem,故應填單數(shù)challenge。
4. was可知,動詞用一般過去式。故填rejected。
5.
6. to固定搭配,運用。故填applying。
7.
8. 毒藥和太陽的有害射線的屏障。根據(jù)and連接并列成分,由disease, rays可知此處也應填名詞,poison是可數(shù)名詞,通常用復數(shù),故填poisons。
9. difficult to do ,做……困難,故填tolerate。
10. sb of ,因某事而指責/控告某人,由于這個案例是發(fā)生在過去的,故用一般過去時態(tài),故填accused。
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