常考易错300词　第二组

常考易错300词第二组用所给词的适当形式填空51．Nowthatthemanhadmadeasincereapology(apologize)toyouforhisbadbehaviour,youmightaswellforgivehim.52．Shehaschangedalotovertheyears,bothinappearance(appear)andincharacter.53．Theyvoicedtheirapproval(approve)oftheplanatthemeeting,sayingthatitshouldbecarriedoutassoonaspossible.54．Iwrotealetterofapplication(apply),passedtheinterviewandgotthejob.55．Iranalltheway,butwasstilltenminuteslatefortheappointment(appoint)withDrSmith.56．Studiesshowthatpraiseandappreciation(appreciate)fromteacherscangivestudentsastrongsenseofachievement.57．Afteralongargument(argue),herparentseventuallygavewaytoherandapprovedofhergoingtheparty.58．Shehasofferedmelotsofpracticalassistance(assist)withmyresearch.59．Hearrivedanhourlateandupsetallourarrangements(arrange)．60．Isentmyparentsatextmessageassoonastheplanelanded,informingthemofmysafearrival(arrive)inBeijing.61．Theassessment(assess)forthecourseinvolveswrittenassignmentsandpracticaltests.62．Scientistshavefoundaproven_association(associate)betweenpassivesmokingandcancer.63．Theprofessorquestionedthescientificassumption(assume)onwhichtheglobalwarmingtheoryisbased.64．Theywereveryathletic(athlete),beingmembersofmanysportsclubsandteams.65．Manypeopleholdthebelief(believe)thatpeoplewithhighEQtendtohaveapositiveattitudetolife.66．Itissellingverywell,inpartbecausethepackagingissoattractive(attract)．67．Theamazingbeauty(beautiful)oftheWestLakehasleftmealastingimpression.68．ThehostesssmiledkindlyasIapologizedtoherformynaughtyson'sbadbehaviour(behave)attheparty.69．Dothisexercisewithyourkneesbent(bend),notwithyourlegsstraight.70．Recyclingwastecansavealotofnaturalresources,whichisbeneficial(benefit)toourenvironmentalprotection.71．MrGreen,whoriskedhisownlifeinsavinghisneighboursinthefire，showedgreatbravery(brave)inthefaceofdanger.72．Theairwassocoldthatwecouldhardlybreathe(breath)．73．WhenIheardhimspeakingsuchbroken(break)English,IknewhewasnotanativeAmerican.74．Wecan'tpaytoomuchattentiontocareful(care)driving.Afterall,it'sbettertobesafethansorry.75．Theyexpressedcautious(caution)optimismaboutasolutiontotheproblem.76．Granny's60thbirthdayisapproachingdaybyday.Suchagreatoccasionisreallywellworthyofacelebration(celebrate)．77．Teachingasacareercanbechallenging(challenge),butI'vemadeupmymindtotakeitupongraduationfromcollege.78．Thoughsufferingfromabadheadache,Ipretendedtobecheerful(cheer)．However，Mumsensedsomethingwaswrongwithme.79．Everybodycangetridofhisbadhabitsandformgoodones.Whatittakesiscourageandcommitment(commit)．80．Inthefinalanalysis,it'samatterofpersonal_choice(choose)．81．Inadditiontomanyscientificworks,themanhasalsopublishedacollection(collect)ofpoemsandseveralbooksofessays.82．Ioweagreatdealtomyparents.Ifitwerenotforthem,Icouldn'tbelivingsoeasyandcomfortable(comfort)alife.83．Bodylanguageplaysanimportantroleincross-culturalcommunication(communicate)．84．Davidwillsurelycomeoutfirstinthesingingcompetition(compete)tobeheldnextmonth.85．Fromtheabovewecancometotheconclusion(conclude)thatthemoreyouwork，thehappierandhealthieryouwillbe.86．Comeon,man.Howcanyougetthejobifyouaren'tconfident(confidence)inyourself?87．Theapplicants'experienceandqualificationswillbetakenintoconsideration(consider)whenthedecisionismade.88．Lettersofcongratulations(congratulate)floodedinwhenthewriterwontheNobelPrizeinLiteraturethatyear.89．Manypeoplecatchcoldsinwinter,butexpertsbelievethatthereisnoconnection(connect)betweencoldweatherandcatchingcolds.90．Themuseumisnowunderconstruction(construct)onahillsideinthenorthofthecity.91．Ifeveryonemakescontributions(contribute)toprotectingtheenvironment，theworldwillbecomemuchmorebeautiful.92．Mygrandparentsprefertoliveinthecountryside,thoughlifeinthecityismucheasierandmoreconvenient(convenience)．93．Afterafewminutes,oureyesgotusedtothedarkness(dark)．94．Theboyclaimedtohaveseenseveralstrangecreatures(create)fromouterspace.95．Alwaysmakeitahabittodrinkwateronadaily(day)basis.Don'twaituntilyouarethirstybeforeyoudrinkwater.96.Dangerous(danger)wildanimalsliketigersandlionswon'tattackyouunlesstheyworrythatyouareathreattothem.97．Itwasluckyofhimtosurviveintheterriblecrashthatcausedlotsofdeaths(die)andinjuries.98．