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ModuleUnitSportsA卷(基础训练ExerciseModuleUnitSportsA卷(基础训练ExerciseOne(ForthepreviewoftheI.SpellthewordsaccordingtotheChinese裁判n.手套n.n.无人管的a.II.FillintheblankswiththewordsinExerciseRiverawas(1)determinedtohelphispeopleatthecostofhislife.hefoughtagainststrongerandtougherboxersinthe(2)ringtomakemoneyforhispeople.Heoftenlostatthebeginning,buthegrewmore(3)experienced.Onedayhewasengagedinaverytoughfightagainstachampionboxer,Danny.Riveradidn’tmatchDannyinheight,weight,orskills.Andhewasnothalfaspopular.However,“Thewinnertakesall!”AndRivera(4)stubbornlyaskedforallallhehadonhismindwasmakingthemoneyforhispeople.Thefightwasgoingonandon.Thewhole(5)stadiumwascheeringforDanny;therewerefewonRivera’sside.However,Riverasurvivedonblowafteranother;hisexcellentdefencewas(6)Dannyrushed,forcingRiveratogivehima(7)clinch.Wasita(8)trick?RiverathoughttoYes,itwas.ButRiverawassmartenoughtoavoidit.HebackedandcircledHepretendedtoclinchwithDanny’snextrush.Instead,atthelastinstant,justastheirbodiesshouldhavecometogether,Riverawentquicklyback.Hehadfooledhim!WhileRiverawasdancingaway,Dannykeptchallenginghimopenly.Havingrunafterhimfortwo(9)rounds,Dannyfoundtheboynotevendaringtocomenearhim.Hestartedtothrowallcautiontothewinds.Riverawasstruckagainandagain.Hetookblowsbythedozenjusttoavoidthedeadlyclinch.Intheseventeenthround,Rivera,blownheavily,(10)bentdown.Hishandsdropped(11)helplessly.Dannythoughtitwashischancetheboywasathis(12)mercy.Hedecidedtostrikethedeadlyblow.Butbeforehecoulddothat,Riveracaughthimoffhisguardandhithiminthemouth.Dannywentdown.Whenherose,Riveragavehimanotherblowontheneckand(13)jaw.HerepeatedthisthreeDannydidnotriseagain.Theaudienceshoutedforhimtostandup.Butthe(15)miracledidnothappen.(14)“Count!”Riveracriedtothe(16)referee.WhenthecountDannydidnotriseagain.Theaudienceshoutedforhimtostandup.Butthe(15)miracledidnothappen.(14)“Count!”Riveracriedtothe(16)referee.Whenthecountwasfinished,Danny,gatheredupbyhisassistants,wascarriedtohiscorner.“Whowins?”Rivera(17)Unwillingly,therefereecaughthis(18)glovedhandandheldithighRivera,(19)unattended,walkedtohiscorner,wherehisassistantshadnotyetplacedhis(20)stool.Hedidn’tcare.Allhecouldrememberwasthathehadgotthe$5000heneeded.“Thewinnertakesall!”Whatmatteredtohimwasthathispeoplecouldusethemoneytobuyguns.III.ReadingComprehension.SectionADirections:Completethefollowingpassagebyusingthewordsinthebox.Eachwordcanonlyusedonce.NotethatthereisonewordmorethanyouHishistory-breakingwinattheLondonOlympic1SunYangasoneof2sportsfiguresafterYaoMing,LiuXiangandLiBeyondbeingasportshero,theyoungman-whobrokethecountry'sOlympicgold-droughtinmen'sswimming-madehimself3topicoutoftheWhilemostoftheChineseathleteswhoarenurturedthroughtheState-runsystemobeytheteamrules,Sunfeltshackledbythat4him.Healsopublicized5relationshiponhismicroblogaccountonJan31.OnedaySunwasreportedtohaveneglectedsystematictrainingformorethan40days.Thenheaskedchangehiscoach,ZhuZhigen,whohadtrainedhimforalmostadecade,due6ThetwosidesbroketheiceinareconciliationmediatedbytheZhejiangCollegeofSportsinearlyMarch.Butshortlyafter,anotherfightthatgotphysicalendedtherelationship,andSunleftinHangzhouwhenZhuledotherswimmerstotraininKunming,YunnanHisdisagreementswiththe Sununderharshpublicscrutiny,withmanyquestioninghisfutureprospectsasanFortunately,thetalentedswimmersavedhimselffromcriticismandrebuilthisheroic threegoldmedalsinmen'sfreestyle400m,800mand1,500m,anda4x200mbronzeatthe13thFINAWorldbenamedasthetournament'sbestmale9alsomadehimthefirstChineseswimmer(Adaptedfrom:http://HACFIGBJDA. B. C. D. E. G. H. I. J.ExerciseTwo(ForthecomprehensionoftheI.ReadthetextanddecidewhethereachofthefollowingstatementsistrueExerciseTwo(ForthecomprehensionoftheI.Readthetextanddecidewhethereachofthefollowingstatementsistrue(T),false(F),orhardtosay(H):(()1.ThefightagainstDannyprovedthatRiverahadbecomeanexperienced)2.DannythrewallcautiontothenewwindsbecausehewasdrivenmadbyRivera’s((((()3.Inboxing,defendingoneselfisbelievedtobemoreeffectivethan)4.Rivera’ssuccessdependedonhiswitanddeterminationratherthanonhisstrengthor)5.Amongthepeoplewatching,nobodywasonRivera’s)6.RightaftergivingDannythreeblowsontheneckandjaw,Riverawasdeclaredthe)7.Rivera’sassistantswerehappythathegot$5,000forthe1. 2. 4. 5. 6. 7.II.OpinionsabouttheIII.Suggestedtemplatefor ,(whenandwhere)andIstillremember.(adj.)beforeithappened.wholeprocessvividly.Atthattime,IItwasasunnydayandthingswere ,andto,I .FirstI noonecanisimportantfor.Furthermore,.IwillcherishallthesememoriesIV.FillintheblanksaccordingtotheRivera(1)wasdeterminedtohelphispeople(2)atthecostofhislife.He(3)foughtagainststrongerandtougherboxersintheringto(4)makemoneyforhispeople.Heoftenlostatthebeginning,buthe(5)grewmoreexperienced.Onedayhe(6)wasengagedinaverytoughfightagainstachampionboxer,Danny.didn’t(7)matchDannyinheight,weight,orskills.Andhewasnot(8)halfaspopular.WhydidRiverafightagainststrongertougherDidRiverafightbackatDanny?tomakemoneyforhisNo,becausehedidn’tmatchhiminheight,weight,orskills.HowdidRiverafoolWhatdoyouthinkaboutRivera’sboxingHepretendedtoclinchwithDanny’snextrush,butfinallyRiverawentquicklyback.Heis“Thewinnertakesall!”AndRiverastubbornlyaskedforallallhe“Thewinnertakesall!”AndRiverastubbornlyaskedforallallhehad(9)onhismindwasmakingthemoneyforhispeople.Thefightwasgoingonandon.ThewholestadiumwascheeringforDanny;therewerefewonRivera’sside.However,Rivera(10)survivedoneblowafteranother;hisexcellentdefensewasDannyrushed,forcingRiverato(11)givehimaclinch.Wasitatrick?Rivera(12)thoughttoYes,itwas.ButRiverawassmartenoughtoavoidit.He(13)backedandcircledHepretendedtoclinchwithDanny’snextrush.Instead,(14)atthelastinstant,justastheirbodiesshouldhavecometogether,Riverawentquicklyback.Hehadfooledhim!WhileRiverawasdancingaway,Dannykeptchallenginghimopenly.Havingrunafterhimfortworounds,Dannyfoundtheboynotevendaringtocomenearhim.Hestartedto(15)throwallcautiontothewinds.Riverawasstruckagainandagain.Hetookblows(16)bythedozenjusttoavoidthedeadlyclinch.Intheseventeenthround,Rivera,blownheavily,(17)bentdown.Hishandsdroppedhelplessly.Dannythoughtitwashischancetheboywas(18)athismercy.Hedecidedto(19)strikethedeadlyblow.Butbeforehecoulddothat,Rivera(20)caughthimoffhisguardand(21)hithiminthemouth.Dannywentdown.Whenherose,Riveragavehimanotherblowontheneckandjaw.Herepeatedthisthreetimes.Dannydidnotriseagain.Theaudienceshoutedforhimtostandup.Butthemiracledidnot“Count!”Riveracriedtothereferee.Whenthecountwasfinished,Danny,(22)gatheredupbyhisassistants,wascarriedtohiscorner.“Whowins?”RiveraUnwillingly,thereferee(23)caughthisglovedhandand(24)heldithighRivera,unattended,walkedtohiscorner,wherehisassistantshadnotyet(25)placedhisstool.Hedidn’tcare.Allhecouldrememberwasthathehadgotthe$5000heneeded.“Thewinnerall!”WhatmatteredtohimwasthathispeoplecouldusethemoneytobuyV.ReadingComprehension.SectionADirections:Readthefollowingpassageandfinishtheseveralquestions.Choosetheonethatfitsbestaccordingtotheinformationgiveninthepassageyouhavejustread.FormerheavyweightboxingchampionMuhammadAlihasstartedacompanythatwillpeoplewhoare1Thefoodanddrinkswillcontainnomorethanonehundredfiftycalorieseach.They2vitaminsandfiber.Thelong-establishedfoodcompany,MarsIncorporated,comesfromthebeginninglettersofwordsused3theformerboxer--"GreatestofAcompanyofficialsaidthenewfoodsaremeantforpeopleagessixteentotwenty-fourofteneatbetweenmeals.Thecompanyoffershealthylow-calorie,low-fatsnacks4shapedlikeequipmentused peopleweightoomuch.Manyexpertssaythis6becausepeopleweightoomuch.Manyexpertssaythis6becausetheyeatanddrinktoomanythatarehighincalories,fatandsugar.Doctorssaythatextremeoverweightinyoungpeople7results.Beingtoofatcanleadtohighbloodpressure,heartandliverSome8theideaofMisterAli'snewsnackfoods.Butotherssaidpeoplenotbuythem.Theysaidpeopleoftendonotbuyfooddescribedashealthybecausetheydo9itwilltastegood.Othercriticssaidyoungpeoplemighteattoomuchofthelowcaloriefood.Aliaboutoverweightchildrenafterhisson,Sadi,withMuhammadAliwasheavyweightchampionoftheworldthreetimes.Nowthesixty-four wantstopassonthatmadehimachampiontothenextgroup Hebelievesthatcanhelpyoungpeoplebecome .((((((((((((((()1.A.)2.A.)3.A.)4.A.)5.A.)6.A.)7.A.)8.A.)9.A.)10.A.)11.A.)12.A.)13.A.)14.A.)15.A.B.B.B.B.B.B.B.B.B.weakerB.B.anyB.B.B.C.C.C.C.C.villaC.C.C.C.C.C.C.C.C.D.D.D.D.D.D.D.D.D.D.D.D.D.D.D.ExerciseLanguagepointsforParagraphs1-(ForParagraphs1-Para.determine1)e.g.Theamountofrainfalldeterminesdetermine1)e.g.Theamountofrainfalldeterminesthesizeofthecrop.=Thesizeofthecropisdeterminedbytheamountof2)e.g.Hedeterminedtomakehisarrangementsatonce.3)e.g.Weshouldfirsttrytodeterminehowmuchitisgoingtocost.我们应首先设法确定这要averydetermined e.g.Iwasdeterminednottofollowtheiradvice.determinationnatthecostof以e.g.Thepoorfoxescapedfromthetrapatthecostofaleg.可怜的狐狸以一条腿的代价从捕atallcostsanycoste.g.Imustfinishtheworkbytomorrowatallcosts.fightagainst为反对而斗争,和e.g.BritainfoughtagainsttheUSintheWarofIndependence.英国和美国在独立战争时作fightfor为e.g.Hetoldtheworkerstofightfortheirrights.fight和(=fighte.g.EnglandfoughtwithGermanyinthewarof1914-1918.19141918e.g.EnglandfoughtwithFranceagainstGermanyinthewarof1914-tough1)e.g.Thatwasatoughjob/problem.那是个棘手的工作/2)1914e.g.Heisaverytoughmanandhehassurvivedtwosimilaraccidents.他是个很顽强的人,3)e.g.Thegovernmenthasthreatenedtogettoughwithpeoplewhotrytoavoidpayingtaxes.政ringnoun[cn(1)apieceofjewellerythatyouwearonyourfingeradiamondring/aplainsilverring钻戒/(2)circlearubberringforchildrentogoswimmingwithonionrings/akeyringwithonionrings/akeyring洋葱圈/(3)(BritishEnglishinformaltomakeatelephonecalltosomeonee.g.I'llgiveyouaringlaterintheweek.thesoundmadebyabellortheactofmakingthissoundaringatthedoorbellasmallsquareareasurroundedbyropes,wherepeopleboxorwrestle,thesportofboxing拳击e.g.Hediedrightthereinthering. adj.有经验e.g.Heisveryexperiencedinmendingcars.anexperiencedactorexperience1)(U)knowledgeandskillgainedthroughtimespentdoingajobore.g.Shehadnoexperienceoflifeatall.2)经历(C)somethingthathappenstoyou,orasituationthatyouareinvolvede.g.IdidmeethimonceanditwasanexperienceIshallneverforget.我的确见过他,这个Experiencevt经历gothroughe.g.Weexperiencedalotofdifficultyinachievingoursuccess.Para.beengagedin从事e.g.Atthismomenthewasengagedinaveryviolentargumentwithsomeone.在这一刻,他e.g.Hewasbusilyengagedinwritingletters.be/getengagedtoe.g.Johngotengagedtoherwhentravelinglastwinter.在去年冬天旅行时,约翰和她订了matchn.比赛,火柴,对e.g.Ourteamhaswonthefootballmatch.e.g.Shelitacigarwithamatch.e.g.Hethoughthecouldbeatanyoneattennis,buthe'smethismatchinher.他以为他打网球e.g.Thehatandshoesareaperfectmatch.Matchvt.使...相配,与...竞争,相e.g.I'mreadytomatchyouinstrength.stubbornlyadv.顽固stubbornlynarrow-minded,orinflexible. adj.determinednottochangeyourmindevenwhenpeoplethinkyouarebeingunreasonable顽固的e.g.Heisasstubbornasadonkey.10.onyour/somebody'smind困扰某e.g.Helookedasthoughhehadsomethingonhismind.makeupone’smind下决心,决定todecidewhichoftwoormorechoicesyouwant,especiallyafterthinkingforalongtime:e.g.makeupone’smind下决心,决定todecidewhichoftwoormorechoicesyouwant,especiallyafterthinkingforalongtime:e.g.Hecouldn'tmakeuphismindaboutwhattodowiththemoney.他无法决定如何处理havesthinmind想事e.g.Haveyouanyparticularcolourinmindforthebedroom?卧室什么颜色你想好了吗?bear/keepsomebody/somethinginmind记住torememberorthinkaboutsomeoneorsomethingwhenyouaredoingsomething:e.g.Youmustalwayskeepthereaderinmindwhenwritingareport.写报告时要把读者放在bear/keepinmindthat记e.g.Bearinmindthatthebilldoesnotincludetips.Para.cheervi.&vttoshoutasawayofshowinghappiness,praise,approvalorsupportofsomeoneorsomething欢呼,为…加油e.g.Hecheeredupatthethoughtofseeingheragain.想到再次见到她,他就高兴起来。cheersb.ontoshoutencouragementatapersonorteamtohelpthemdowellinaraceorcompetitione.g.Theygatheredroundtheswimmingpoolandcheeredhere.g.Hetookhertotheballettocheerherup.onone’sside=supporttheme.g.Wellatleastsomeone'sonmyside.1)活下来(没死掉e.g.Someanimalscansurviveinthedesertonverylittlewater一些动物只需很少的水就能2)经过e.g.Didanyonesurvivetheearthquake?3)比e.g.Shesurvivedherowndaughterbytenyears10survivaln(u)生存,幸存survivalofthefittest适者生存survivorn(c)生还者,幸存者1)(cn,un)防御(物;保卫(物e.g.Hisfatherdiedindefenceofhiscountry.e.g.Thehighwallwasbuiltasadefenceagainstintruders.修建这堵高墙作为屏障以防外人2(c)e.g.Hewantedtoconducthisowndefense.3)(singu)e.g.Shecutthroughthedefenseandscorethewinninggoal. v.防护,辩护,防e.g.The v.防护,辩护,防e.g.Thecompanyhasemployedatoplawyertodefendit.公司已将案件委托给最好的律师15.frighteningadj.令人恐惧的,e.g.Ithinkthatcrashisthemostfrighteningexperiencesofmylife.我认为那次事故是我一itisfrightening(todoe.g.It'sfrighteningtothinkhoweasilychildrencanbehurt.想到孩子们多容易受伤就让人Para.16. vttomakesomeonedoe.g.Heforcedhiswaythroughthecrowdtotheexit. n.holdeachothertightlywitharmsbreakaclinch将扭抱的拳击手分开e.g.Theboxerclinchedandtherefereehadtoseparatethem.拳击手扭抱在一起,裁判让他v.confirmorsettlesthclinchadeal/anargument/abargain成交/解决争端/trick1)骗人的办法,诡计e.g.Thegirlswereplayingtricksontheirteacher.2)戏法,把戏e.g.Themagicianperformedsomeclevertricks todeceivesomeoneinordertogetsomethingfromthemortomakethemdosomething戏弄,欺骗e.g.Sheknewshe'dbeentrickedbutitwastoolate.tricksomebodyintodoinge.g.Heclaimedhewastrickedintocarryingtricksomebodyoutofe.g.Thecorporationwastrickedoutof$20Para. n一会儿,瞬息,顷刻(amoment,averyshortperiodofe.g.Thegirl'sfaceappearedforaninstantatthewindowe.g.Thealarmbellstartedringingandatthesameinstantallthelightswente.g.Fatherisnotfeelingwellthesedays,soIoftenphonehimtheinstantIgetbackfromII.Fillinthe1.决定做某事determineto2.一个意志坚强的adeterminedIII.FillineachblankwithanexpressionfromtheabovetableinitsproperHebegantobeengagedinconstructionworksincegraduatingfromSocialstatusislargelydeterminedbytheoccupationofthemainIII.FillineachblankwithanexpressionfromtheabovetableinitsproperHebegantobeengagedinconstructionworksincegraduatingfromSocialstatusislargelydeterminedbytheoccupationofthemainBywieldingaknifeindefenceyouruntheriskofhavingitusedagainstAttheinstantIsawhim,IknewhewasthemanthepolicewerelookingWemustcherishexperienceacquiredatthecostofIV.Choosethebest()1.Hewasabouttotellmethesecret someonepattedhimon shoulder.A.as;B.until;C.while;D.when;()2.Wetalkagreatdealaboutlanguageteaching,oftenforgettingthatitisthelearningthat A.B.C.D.()3.ThePluto(冥王星)isabout theearth,andisnolongerconsideredaplanetoftheA.onehundredthaslargeC.asonehundredthlargeB.aslargeasoneD.onehundredthlarger()4.Thoughourfootballteam toJapan,wewontherespectoftheopponents.A.B.C.D.()5.Mybrotherwasmentally enoughtokeepgoinglongafterhisbodyhadgivenA.B.C.D. MymotherisdeterminedthatIshallmarryJohn.3.以…为代价atthecost4.不惜任何代价atall5.为反对…而斗fight6.beengaged7.be/getengaged8.matchin9.onone’s10.makeupone’s11bearsth.in12cheersb.13onone’odoing16theTobegoodrunner,youmustbeThebestwaytolearnisby19ThehatandshoesareaperfectDidyouhaveanyoneinmindfortheHerescuedtheboyfromdrowningatthecostofhisownThiscompanyhavebelicensedtobeengagedHerescuedtheboyfromdrowningatthecostofhisownThiscompanyhavebelicensedtobeengagedinexportIhadclosedthedoortheinstantIhadseentheThereisnoreasoningwithsuchastubbornmanasPeter.VI.ReadingComprehension.SectionADirections:ForeachblankinthefollowingpassagetherearefourwordsorphrasesmarkedB,CandD.Fillineachblankwiththewordorphrasethatbestfitsthe1His2thegamesomuchthathighschoolsfromalloverthePhiladelphiaareahimgrowup.Thealmostsix-foottallseventhgraderdefinitelyhadthemake-upandgenesforgame,ashisdadwasformerNBAforward,JoeBryant.watchfuleyeofhisfather,helpinghismissiontobecome3hisbasketballskillsunderprofessionalbasketballplayer.workeddailyonhisgame,watchingvideo,playingintheplaygroundsandlisteningtohisWhenheenteredhighschoolatLowerMarioninPhiladelphia,Kobewasahighlyrecruit.4thathehadtheskillsandworkethictobeastaratthenextlevelandthenoticedthis.Kobedidn'tlet5either,asheplayedonthevarsitybasketballteamfreshmanyear.Hewouldn'timmediatelybea .RatheritwasthecountlessofearlymorningworkoutsbyhimselfinthegymnasiumthatescalatedKobe'sKobebecame7playereveryyearheplayedatLowerMarionandsoonenough,hedevelopedintooneofthepremiertalentsatthehighschoollevel.Hesoldoutthegamesheplayedduringhisjuniorandsenioryearsandhe8anyone.Heoncepackedschoolgymsomuchthatitcausedatrafficjamonthemainhighwayjustoutsidethe9tofinishhishighschoolcareerastheall-timeleadingpointscorerinhistorywithatotalof2,883points.Kobe'shighlydecoratedhighschool13thoverallchoicebytheCharlotteHornetsinthe1996NBAhim(((((((((()1.A.)2.A.)3.A.)4.A.)5.A.)6.A.)7.A.)8.A.)9.A.went)10.A.B.B.B.B.B.B.B.B.B.B.C.C.C.C.C.C.C.C.C.hadC.D.D.D.D.D.D.D.D.D.wentD.Exercise (ForParagraphs7- LanguagepointsExercise (ForParagraphs7- LanguagepointsforParagraphs7-13.Para.7 1)邀请某人比赛,向e.g.Ichallengedhimtoagameofchess.2)(对正确性,合法性)质疑,对e.g.Shechallengedtheauthorityofthecourt.e.g.Thenewjobchallengedhisskill.4)n挑战,考验e.g.Ilikedthespeedandchallengeofracing.5)challengingadje.g.Thetaskisachallengingone. 1)stageinagame,competition,etc一轮,一局,一个回合e.g.aboxing-matchoftenrounds2)regularseries,succession,route,etc有规律的系列,路线等e.g.thepostman's runafter追逐(togoafter,tochase,torunacross/into偶遇runout(of)用完了e.g.SheranafterthetraintohandmethedocumentsthatIleftthrow/fling/castcautiontothewindse.g.Throwingallcautiontothewinds,sheswungaroundtofacehim.bythee.g.Afterthewar,therefugeesarrivedinthenearbycountriesbythedozen/indozens,hungryandcold,allneedingfoodandshelter.2)以打e.g.WeselleggsbythedozenPara. 1)e.g.Hebenttowardsme 1)e.g.Hebenttowardsmeandwhisperedinmyear.2)e.g.Marybentherheadandhurriedon.mercyn怜悯,饶恕,宽恕e.g.Heshowedmercytothedefeatedenemy.atone’smercy=atthemercyofe.g.Thechampionhadtheotherboxerathismercy.e.g.Themercifulkingsavedhimfromdeath.catchsb.offhisdealwithtosurprisesomeonebydoingsomethingthattheyarenotreadye.g.Hewascaughtoffguardbythequestionandfeltveryembarrassed. n.颚,颌,说教,流言蜚e.g.Astrongsquarejawisasignoffirmcharacter.vt.&vi.喋喋不休,教e.g.Stopjawingandletmegetonwiththework!Para. miraclen奇迹miraculousadj.verygoodcompletelyunexpected,andoftenverye.g.ThewoundedmanmadeamiraculousrecoveryPara.countalsocountup[vi,vt]tosaynumbersinorder;tocalculatethetotalnumbere.g.Icounted500sheepbutstillcouldn’tgotosleep.2)[vinotinprogressive]tobeimportantorvaluablemattervi.e.g.Firstimpressionsreallydocount.counton/uponsomebody/somethingphrasalverb指e.g.Youcancountonhim/it.你可以指望他/e.g.We'reallcountingonwinningthiscountdown(tosth)倒计e.g.Shewascountingdowntothedayofgoingtotheuniversity.Para.12.refereenoun[cn]sb.whomakessurethattherulesofasportarefollowede.g.Therefereewhistledandthegamebegan.13.unattendedadje.g.Yourcarmaygetdamagedhereifyou12.refereenoun[cn]sb.whomakessurethattherulesofasportarefollowede.g.Therefereewhistledandthegamebegan.13.unattendedadje.g.Yourcarmaygetdamagedhereifyouleaveitunattended.如果你把车放在这儿没人照e.g.IhaveagooddoctorattendingII.FillintheIV.Choosethebest()1.Itdoesn’t ifyoucan’tanswermyquestion.A.B.C.D.()2.Thebananasaresold ,not A.byweight;byC.byweight;bytheB.bytheweight;bytheD.bytheweight;by()3.Hefoolishlyleftaninexperiencedyoungdoctorto somedyingpatients.A.B.C.D.()4.Numerologistsusethenumbers1to9,11and22—alsoknownasthe“master’—tohelpapersonunderstandhisorherpersonalityandevenhelphimorhertopredictwhenthemost periodsofhisorherlifewillbe.A.B.C.D.()5.Thechildwasabandonedintheforest,wherehewas wildA.atthecost B.atfirstsightofC.attheriskofD.atthemercy Thenewjobchallengedhisskill.1.向某人挑战2.一场10amatchoften3.偶遇某人runinto4.不顾一切throwcautionto5.一打一打买东buysth.bythe6.bendtowards7.showmercy8.catchsb.offhis9.stop10a11counton12.他因为动作犯规而被裁判记下姓名Hewasbookedbytherefereeforfoul13我有一个很好的医生看护我。Ihaveagooddoctorattending Canyoubenddown Canyoubenddownandtouchyourtoeswithoutbendingyourknees?MyjawdroppedwhenIsawhowmuchthemealhad 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