請根據(jù)首字母及漢語提示完成下列句子，每空只填一個(gè)單詞。

1.We hope we can reach the market through different c____________( 渠道).

2.The police said that the shooting was an isolated i_________ (事件 )

3.If you want to see Dr Lee, you have to make an a__________（預(yù)約）first.

4.For the past 30 years, e________ (經(jīng)濟(jì)) growth in China has lifted millions of people out of poverty

5.Alexander Hamilton f_______ (堅(jiān)定地) believed that no country could become a modern nation without industry

6.As we all know, Canada, like the USA and Australia, is a m____________ (多文化的 ) country.

7.It often strikes adults, leaving them u （不能）to work.

8.President Abraham Lincoln wrote the address at the White House , p______ (潤色) it at this home in Gettysburg，and then delivered it at a battlefield in Gettysburg.

9.Now, as wages rise, Chinese citizens are i_________ (越來越，更加) worried about the environment and pollution.

10.Effective treatments do exist, but u_________ (不幸地) they are very expensive.

11.As teenagers, we should all learn to be i___________ (獨(dú)立)。

12.Hundreds of thousands of children become i______ (感染) with the AIDS virus every year.

13.Two amphibious ships, the U.S.S. Germantown and U.S.S. Ashland, can deliver tons of s_______ (必需品，物質(zhì)), personnel, and equipment to remote beaches in otherwise unreachable areas.

14.The researchers found that people driving pricey cars were less likely to stop for people trying to walk across the street and were more likely to i_____ (忽視) traffic laws.

15.When students are first starting out as future physicians, they learn that it's important to e_____（建立）a relationship with their patients and to be able to communicate effectively.

 

1.channels

2.incident

3.appointment

4.economic

5.firmly

6.multi-cultural

7.unable

8.polished

9.increasingly

10.unfortunately

11.independent

12.infected

13.supplies

14.ignore

15.establish

【解析】

1.小題1】channels 考查名詞。句意：我們希望通過不同的渠道來到達(dá)市場。Different 后面加名詞復(fù)數(shù)形式。

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5.亞歷山大·漢密爾頓堅(jiān)定的認(rèn)為沒有工業(yè)就不能有現(xiàn)代化的國家。Firmly用來修飾動(dòng)詞believe。

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考點(diǎn)：詞類活用。

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