根據(jù)所學課文和所給漢語意思完成下列句子(每空不超過三個詞)!
1.When Zhou Kai’s mother saw him _________________towards the front door without a jacket on, she_________________ him anxiously.
周凱的媽媽看到他沒有穿夾克衫就往前門走去,她擔心地盯著周凱。
2.Britain was the first country in the world_________________ a free health care system _________________by the government.
英國是世界上第一個由政府負擔經(jīng)費、實行免費醫(yī)療的國家。
3.The next day, I _______________a house and _______________a television and a video recorder.
第二天,我闖進一戶人家,偷了一臺電視機和一臺錄像機。
4.By the time he was 14, Mozart _________________ many pieces for the harpsichord , piano and violin, _________________ for orchestras.
莫扎特到14歲的時候,不僅已經(jīng)譜寫了很多管弦樂曲,還譜寫了許多大鍵琴曲,鋼琴曲和小提琴曲。
5.Ye Xiaogang, ____________ was born in 1955, is one of a group of Chinese composers _________________ the New Tide.
出生在1955年的葉小剛,是以“新潮流”著稱得一群中國作曲家的一員。
1.heading ;eyed
2.to have ; paid for
3.broke into ; stole
4.had composed ; as well as
5.who ; known as
【解析】
試題分析:考查時態(tài),固定詞組搭配及從句的把握。
1. sb heading towards somewhere,第一個空故填heading;盯著某人看,譯為eye sb,整個時態(tài)為過去時,第二個空故填eyed。
2. do sth ,第一個空故填to have;所填空作后置定語,修飾health care system,動賓關系,因用動詞的過去分詞形式,pay for表示支付,故填paid for。
3. into表示闖進,而偷要用steal,故兩個空依次為broke into;stole。
4. the time ,主句的謂語形式要用過去完成形式;表示三者以上的并列用as well as,故兩個空依次填had composed;as well as。
5. known as作為…而聞名,后置定語為(which is) known as。兩個空依次填為who;known as。
考點:考查詞組的搭配運用及定語從句、連詞和時態(tài)的把握。
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