【題目】---The little boy ran away .

---Do you know what happened to him?

A. in fearB. in dangerC. in future

【答案】A

【解析】

句意“-這個(gè)小男孩驚恐地逃跑了。-你知道他出什么事了嗎？”。

A.驚恐地；B.處于危險(xiǎn)中；C.從今以后。根據(jù)Do you know what happened to him“你知道他出什么事了嗎？”可知，表示“他驚恐地逃跑了”，故選A。

in the future在將來

in trouble處于困境

in peace和平的

in pain疼痛的

in public(place)在公共場(chǎng)所

in a hurry匆忙，很快地

in danger處于危險(xiǎn)中

in fact事實(shí)上

in half分成兩半

in need需要

in one’s opinion依某人看

in person親自

in silence寂靜，安靜

in time及時(shí)

in total總共

in turn依次地，輪流地

in this way通過這個(gè)方法

in the end最后，終于

all in all總的來說

have...in common在……方面相同

in common共同（的）

in all總共，總之

in general通常，大體，一般而言

in good health身體健康

in order to為了

in order按順序

in style時(shí)髦的，流行的

in a row連續(xù)地

in that case既然那樣

in the way擋道的，妨礙人的

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