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1、(七)形容词和副词.词汇运用。A)根据句意及汉语提示填写单词。1He is a blind boy，but he can look after himself in his daily(日常的)life.2Farmers are often busy(忙碌的)with their harvest in autumn.3People think Paul is very shy(害羞的)But in fact，he talks a lot.4Dont get close to the big dog.Its dangerous(危险的)5The cake that my father made

2、is very delicious(美味的)B)根据句意及首字母提示填写单词。6Please be careful when you cross the street.7Tomorrow I want to get up early，go out for some fresh air and enjoy a healthy life.8Im so tired that I can hardly keep my eyes open.9It rained so heavily last night that the lake is full of water now.10Yao Ming，one

3、of Chinas best basketball players，is more than 2 meters tall11Look on the bright side of things，and we will live more happily 12He saved a girl in that fire.How brave he was!13Students cant focus on their study in such a noisy place.We need to find a quiet one.14Hurry up！We dont have enough time to

4、do that thing.15Things change so fast that we dont know what will happen in the future.C)用括号内所给单词的适当形式填空。16Cells are the smallest(small)and most basic units of living matter.17The oceans are heavily(heavy)polluted by plastic waste.18Look！Your room is really untidy(tidy)You should learn to be organiz

5、ed.19To my surprise，our P E.teacher can speak English perfectly(perfect)20The harder(hard)we study English，the better grades we will get.21We are all deeply(deep)moved by the old couples love story.22This is the best(good)place that I have ever visited.I want to visit it again.23There is little time

6、 left.We have to walk quickly(quick)to get there on time.24The weather report says it will be rainy(rain)Please take an umbrella with you.25I cant understand what you said.Please speak more slowly(slow)26I think medical(medicine)level in the city is better than that in the countryside.27I felt relax

7、ed(relax)lying in the sun.What a good time!28Lang Lang is a famous pianist and he plays the piano smoothly(smooth)29Boys and girls，be quick.Lets see who can work out the problem in the shortest(short)time.30Unluckily(unlucky)，I caught a bad cold and the doctor said I couldnt go to the school trip.单项

8、选择。形容词词义辨析(A)1.Joe took up a cup to drink some water，but he found it was _.Aempty B heavy Cclean Dold(D)2.It is _ for us to bring our umbrellas because the weather report says it will rain this afternoon.Ahard Binteresting Ceasy Dnecessary(A)3.How about the movie，Jack?Its a little boring.And I was t

9、oo _ to watch the end of it.Asleepy Basleep Csleep Dsleeping(C)4.Mom，the soup is not _ enough.A little more sugar，please.Asour Bsalty|精.|品.|可.|编.|辑.|学.|习.|资.|料.*|*|*|*|欢.|迎.|下.|载.第 1 页，共 5 页Csweet Dhot(B)5.Hurry up！The concert will begin soon.Take it easy.We have _ time left.Alittle Bmuch Cmany Dple

10、nty(D)6.Now people have more free time.Square dancing is becoming more and more _.Acomfortable Bdifficult Cdifferent D popular(A)7.Are you _，Mike?Yes，Mom.Could you please get me some water?Athirsty Btired Chungry Dsick(B)8.You mustnt swim in the river.Its too _.Aempty B dangerous Cdifferent D clean(

11、C)9.Its not _ to talk with your mouth full at the table.Apatient Bwild Cpolite Dspecial(B)10.Is there _ in todays newspaper?Asomewhere exciting Banything exciting Csomewhere excited Danything excited 副词词义辨析(B)11.Its raining so _ outside that we can _ go out.Ahardly；hard Bhard；hardly Chard；hard Dhard

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