1.Many stores had their Christmas trees d__________ with colorful lights.

2.There is no d__________ that the earth is becoming warmer and warmer.

3.It is well-known that London will h__________ the Olympic Games in 2012.

4.Women were not allowed to c__________ in the ancient Olympics.

5.She s__________ the car to stop by raising her hand.

6.Can you __________ (探索) the market possibility for us?

7.A bird was seen __________ (停歇) in the big tree.

8.Don’t cheat me! I can __________ (聽出) your voice.

9.Try to __________ (說服) your classmate to get away from online games.

10.We are looking for someone who is __________ (可靠的) and hardworking.

 

【答案】

       

1.decorated

2.doubt

3.host / hold

4.compete

5.signaled / signed

6.explore

7.settling / resting

8.recognize

9.persuade

10.reliable

【解析】略

 

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