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译林版必修一Unit 3 Getting along with others 单词填空练习
单词填空练习(根据句意/汉语提示填入正确的词汇,必要时变换形式)
Part 1 核心基础名词 & 动词(汉语提示填空)
1. When opinions differ, ________ (矛盾) between close friends are almost unavoidable during teenage years.
2. Burdened with a sense of ________ (内疚), he avoided meeting his former friend after their fierce quarrel.
3. A sincere and heartfelt ________ (道歉) does not mean you are completely wrong in a friendship.
4. There exists a sharp ________ (分歧) among group members over whether the friendship should be maintained.
5. It requires bravery and self‑awareness to ________ (承认) your own faults instead of shifting blame onto your friends.
6. In teenagers’ eyes, ________ (忠诚) ranks high among the most valued qualities of a lifelong friend.
7. Her remarkable ________ (慷慨) lies not in material gifts but in constant emotional support for her troubled friends.
8. ________ (嫉妒) is an inner negative feeling that may arise when your friend gains praise you long for.
9. Time alone cannot cure deeply ________ (伤害) feelings resulting from trust betrayal among companions.
10. Sound ________ (判断) enables us to draw clear boundaries in complex interpersonal relationships.
11. Psychologists suggest that it is harmful to keep a ________ (怨恨) deep inside long after a quarrel.
12. People were shocked by his violent ________ (反应) when his closest friend pointed out his shortcomings.
13. Real friendship calls for mutual respect for each other’s ________ (边界) rather than total interference in private life.
14. A trivial ________ (误解), if left unaddressed, may gradually grow into destructive conflicts between friends.
Part 2 单元高频短语填空(每空词数按短语实际要求)
15. Never ________ ________ ________ (背弃) your companions merely because they make embarrassing mistakes.
16. Instead of arguing endlessly, it is wiser to ________ ________ (放下) your anger and start a peaceful talk.
17. It is quite common that adolescents ________ ________ ________ (遇上) emotional conflicts in close friendships.
18. Rather than ignore the message, he chose to ________ ________ (回复) his friend in a calm and objective tone.
19. To better understand your friends, you need to learn to ________ ________ ________ ________ ________ (设身处地为…… 着想) them.
20. Under no circumstances should you ________ ________ (泄露) your friends’ private conversations to outsiders.
21. After weeks of cold silence, the two roommates managed to ________ ________ (和解) and rebuilt their former friendship.
22. Though separated by distance, many former classmates still ________ ________ (保持联系) with one another.
23. Some close friends may ________ ________ (闹翻) simply because of minor differences of opinion.
24. It is rude and hurtful to ________ ________ ________ (取笑) others’ weaknesses in public situations.
25. She was determined not to ________ ________ (屈服于) peer pressure and stuck to her own viewpoint.
26. Teenagers should acquire practical skills to ________ ________ ________ (处理) complicated emotional conflicts in friendship.
27. Do not ________ ________ (对…… 说谎) those who place complete trust in you, for lies will ruin relationships.
28. You should ________ ________ (向…… 道歉) your friend for your impolite remarks made in the heat of argument.
Part 3 词形转换 & 进阶考点(高考语法填空高频变形)
29. It is ________ (generosity) of her to offer emotional comfort whenever her friends go through hard times.
30. Becoming ________ (jealousy) of your friends’ achievements will poison your friendship step by step.
31. True friendship leaves room for ________ (forgive) when your companions make unintentional mistakes.
32. It is ________ (norm) for teenagers to experience ups and downs in their long‑term friendships.
33. The ________ (betray) of mutual trust counts as one of the most destructive blows to close relationships.
34. ________ (forgive) others for their faults helps free ourselves from long‑term negative emotions.
35. The emotional ________ (injure) caused by broken trust may take months or even longer to recover from.
36. Honest face-to-face communication is ________ (benefit) to repairing a friendship suffering from conflicts.
参考答案
Part1
1. conflicts
2. guilt
3. apology
4. disagreement
5. admit
6. loyalty
7. generosity
8. Jealousy
9. hurt
10. judgement/judgement
11. grudge
12. reaction
13. boundaries
14. misunderstanding
Part2
15. turn your back on
16. let go of
17. come across
18. respond to
19.put yourself in their shoes
20. give away
21. make up
22. keep in touch
23. fall out
24. make fun of
25. give in to
26. deal with
27. lie to
28. apologise to
Part3
29. generous
30. jealous
31. forgiveness
32. normal
33. betrayal
34. Forgiving
35. injury
36. beneficial
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