【題目】從方框中選擇恰當?shù)脑~或短語并用其正確的形式填空（每個詞或短語只能用一次）。

【1】—Jim failed in the exam.

—Yes, I think it is his carelessness that ________________his failure.

【2】_____________________, and you will realize your dream one day in the future.

【3】I can understand the passage because it ___________________________ Chinese.

【4】—It is said that another student jumped down from the window and died.

— What a pity! Nothing is __________________and important than life.

【5】I have an important meeting tomorrow. Would you mind _____________me ________that?

【6】The 24th Olympic Winter Games _______________in both Beijing and Zhangjiakou in 2022.

【7】You should remember _______________the lights when you leave the room.

【8】—I called you last night. But there was no answer.

— Oh, I _________________. After that, it was too late.

【9】Look! A dog ___________________a cat. How funny!

【10】—Is everyone here?

— No, Jack __________________ school because he fell off his bike yesterday.

【答案】

【1】led to

【2】Don’t give up

【3】has been translated into

【4】more valuable

【5】remindingof

【6】will take place

【7】to turn off

【8】was having a shower

【9】is running after

【10】is absent from

【解析】請在此填寫整體分析!

【1】—吉姆考試不及格。--是的，我認為是他的粗心導致了他的失敗。lead to引導，導致，描述的是過去的事情，故用一般過去時態(tài)，故填 led to

【2】不要放棄，將來有一天你會實現(xiàn)你的夢想的。結合句意，故填 Don’t give up

【3】我能理解這篇文章因為它已經(jīng)被翻譯成漢語了。根據(jù)主語和謂語動詞之間是主謂關系，所以用被動結構，根據(jù)I can understand the passage 可知用現(xiàn)在完成時態(tài)，故填has been translated into

【4】—據(jù)說，又有一個學生跳窗死亡。--多么的遺憾！沒有東西比生命更重要更有價值了。在否定句中經(jīng)常用比較級表示最高級含義，結合句意，故填 more valuable

【5】明天有重要會議。你介意提醒我這件事情嗎？mind doing sth,介意做某事；remind sb of sth提醒某人某事，故填 (1). reminding (2). of

【6】二十四屆冬季奧運會將在2022年在北京和張家口舉行。根據(jù)時間可知用將來時，故填will take place

【7】當你離開房間時你應該記得關燈。remember to do sth,記得去做某事，turn off關閉，結合句意，故填 to turn off

【8】–昨天我給你打電話，但是 沒有人接。哦，我當時正在洗澡，之后，太晚了。結合句意可知用過去進行時，故填was having a shower

【9】看！一只狗在追貓。多么有趣！根據(jù)look可知是動作正在發(fā)生，所以用現(xiàn)在進行時，故填is running after

【10】—大家都到了嗎？-沒有，杰克沒在因為他昨天從自行車上摔下來了。be absent for缺席，故填 is absent from

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