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微专题二 用所给形容词和副词的适当形式填空
一、用括号内所给单词的适当形式填空
1.(2024德阳)Of all the mountains, Qomolangma is the highest (high) in the world.
2.(2024无锡)The AI technology is rapidly (rapid) changing all the time.
3.(2024雅安)Our English teacher always explains grammar clearly (clear) to us.
4.(2024临夏州)Qinghai Lake is larger (large) than any other salt lake in China.
5.(2024眉山)It is so hot, but the air conditioner doesnt work. Please repair it as quickly (quickly) as possible.
6.(2024扬州)Though I failed a lot more (many) times than I succeeded, I know how to fail well.
二、语篇填空
A
once great instead classic healthy
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When others do bad things and hurt you, what do you do? Forgive (原谅) them or stay angry? Confucius, one of the 1. greatest teachers in ancient China, showed his answer to this question in The Analects of Confucius.
子曰:“成事不说,遂事不谏,既往不咎。”
——《论语》
Confucius said,“Dont mention what is past;dont undo what is cast;dont grasp what is blast.”
—The Analects of Confucius
What does his sentence 2. probably mean?
Zhen Daqian, a Chinese teacher from the High School Affiliated to Renmin University of China in Beijing explained it in the 3. following way.
According to Confucius, people are not saints (圣人) and no one can avoid making mistakes and doing 4. bad things. If people just remember others bad actions, they will become 5. unhealthy and narrow⁃minded. So, why not let the bad things of the past go and look at the future?
The story of Guan Zhong and Duke Huan of Qi (齐桓公) during the Spring and Autumn Period (770-476 BC) is a(n) 6. classic example.
Guan Zhong 7. once tried to kill Duke of Qi. But when the duke knew that Guan had the ability to look after his kingdom, he didnt hold on to Guans past mistakes. He chose to forgive him 8. instead . So, Guan devoted himself to helping the duke with 9. all his heart and soul. Together, they made the kingdom better.
Learning to forgive others may let us be a little 10. happier . However, letting go of bad things in the past doesnt mean forgetting them. Instead, we should learn from them so that we wont make the same mistakes again.
B
high last main amazing important
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Mooncakes are one of the most popular foods during the Mid⁃Autumn Festival. But lets be honest: not many of us really like to eat them, 1. mainly because they are made in factories and often several months 2. old by the time they are bought. Now heres the thing: homemade mooncakes. Theyre 3. amazing , whether youre eating them yourself or giving them to your friends as gifts. Yes, they require a lot of effort, but theyre worth it.
To produce mooncakes, youll need a mould (模具). Moulds are available in 4. different sizes and depths. I usually use a traditional large 5. wooden mould. But a plastic mould in a similar size will do just fine.
Before cooking, I prepare 6. several kinds of ingredients (原料) and make them into balls separately. The key to making proper mooncakes is to gather each ball in layers (层). In my way, the middle ball is made of nut (坚果) pieces. The second layer is made of mashed red beans mixed with sugar, which is 7. lastly covered with a layer of pastry (油酥面团). It is then pressed into a mould and carefully taken out into the oven.
Its 8. important to follow the cooking instruction carefully. To prevent breaking up, I first cook mooncakes at a(n) 9. high temperature to set the pattern and shape. Then, I lower the temperature and remove them 10. regularly to brush the surface with egg wash.
Just look at my mooncakes! Not bad, right?
答案速批栏
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二、A1. 2. 3.
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7. 8. 9.
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B1. 2. 3.
4. 5. 6.
7. 8. 9.
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