【題目】What would you do if you failed? Many people choose to give up. 【1】, the most effective way to succeed is 【2】(keep) your direction and stick to your goal. On your way to success, you must keep your direction. It is just like a lamp guiding you in 【3】(dark). It helps you overcome obstacles on your way. Otherwise you will【4】 (easy) get lost or hesitate to go ahead. Having direction 【5】(mean) having a goal. You can get nowhere【6】it in life. You can try to make practical plans to achieve it, with your plan and the steps 【7】(write) on paper. In this way you will know how to arrange your time and to spend your time properly. You can also share your goal with your friends and family members. Whenever you feel like 【8】(quit), they may offer you some【9】(spirit) support to keep you going. Most importantly, you should always hold the belief 【10】you are sure to succeed as long as you keep your direction all the time.

【答案】

【1】However

【2】to keep

【3】darkness

【4】easily

【5】means

【6】without

【7】written

【8】quitting

【9】spiritual

【10】that

【解析】成功最有效的方法就是保持你的方向，堅持你的目標。失敗了不要放棄，只要堅持，你一定會成功的。

【1】根據(jù)上句：很多人選擇放棄。下文：成功最有效的方法就是保持你的方向，堅持你的目標。根據(jù)句意可知此空表示轉折，故填However。注意大寫開頭。

【2】此處是動詞不定式作表語，故填to keep。

【3】句意：它就像一盞燈在黑暗中指引著你。in darkness“在黑暗中”，故填darkness。

【4】副詞修飾動詞，故填easily。

【5】動名詞作主語，后面的謂語動詞用單數(shù)形式，故填means。

【6】句意：在生活中沒有它你哪里也去不了。根據(jù)句意可知填without。

【7】考查with的復合結構。your plan and the steps與write是被動關系，故過去分詞作賓語補足語，故填written。

【8】固定搭配：feel like doing sth.“想要做某事”，故填quitting。

【9】形容詞修飾名詞，故填spiritual。

【10】belief是一個抽象名詞，后面用that引導同位語從句，解釋說明belief的內容，故填that。

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