【題目】

【1】The warden, _________(help) by two women, served the soup from this pot at meal times.

【2】He finished his first season as one of the top scorers in the league, _________________ (平均)28.2 points per game.

【3】It is not _______ his nature to be “selfish” and “rude”.

【4】______ I’m hoping for is a real success.

【5】In 1987, Jordan became only the second player _______ (score) more than 3000 points in a season.

【6】Hip-hop is an American ________(文化的) movement.

【7】It was Oliver Twist _______ was chosen.

【8】_____ is a custom for American children to spend several weeks at summer camps..

【9】However, disco music had a strong beat, and it was easy to dance _____.

【10】But there is no doubt that he _________ (應(yīng)得）the title “outstanding player of his generation

【11】___________________ (第一次) rap artists recorded their music, they recorded the backing tracks.

【12】“What ?”he said finally ______ a weak voice.

【13】The next ________ (一代人) of rappers added their vocals at the same time as the _______(音樂家).

【14】No sooner had the boy spoken these words _______ the warden hit him on the head.

【答案】

【1】helped

【2】with an average of

【3】in

【4】what

【5】to score

【6】cultural

【7】that/who

【8】It

【9】to

【10】deserves

【11】The first time

【12】in

【13】generation musicians

【14】than

【解析】語法填空考查的內(nèi)容非常的廣泛，涉及單詞量考查，固定搭配考查，固定詞組考查，句型句式考查等等，具有綜合檢測英語基礎(chǔ)的特點，同學(xué)們在做題時除了掌握相應(yīng)基礎(chǔ)知識外還應(yīng)當(dāng)細心謹慎，不要在句子首字母大寫，動詞第三人稱形式，時態(tài)等問題上犯錯誤。

【1】由warden看守人與兩個女人之間的邏輯關(guān)系以及介詞by，可知它們之間存在被動關(guān)系，表示飯點時看守人在兩個女人的幫助下從鍋中提供湯，故填helped。

【2】分析句子結(jié)構(gòu)可知主句為一完整句，所以后面應(yīng)為一伴隨短語，即用于表示平均的介詞短語，句意為：作為聯(lián)隊頂級得分者之一，他以平均每場比賽28.2的得分結(jié)束了第一個賽季，故填with an average of。

【3】根據(jù)關(guān)鍵詞selfish和rude，均為性格、天性，系動詞后接表語且由于表示天性的介詞短語為in one’s nature，句意為：自私和粗魯不是他的天性，故填in。

【4】分析句子結(jié)構(gòu)，可知句子缺少主語成分，“I’m hoping for” 作后置定語修飾主語，用what引導(dǎo)主語從句，表示我所希望的是真正的成功，故填what。

【5】分析句子主體“Jordan became only the second player”，可知句子結(jié)構(gòu)完整，且知后面的內(nèi)容用以修飾“only the second player”僅有的第二個運動員，不定式可放在修飾詞后作定語，這里表示1987年喬丹成為了一個賽季中得分超過3000點的僅有的第二個運動員，故填to score。

【6】形容詞“文化的”為cultural，句意為：Hip-hop 是美國的文化活動，故填cultural。

【7】分析可知此句為強調(diào)句，強調(diào)的主語是影片《霧都孤兒》，強調(diào)結(jié)構(gòu)中的that可用who替換，句意為：被選中的是《霧都孤兒》！故填that/who。

【8】分析可知“to spend several weeks at summer camps”為句子真正的主語，句意為：花幾個星期參加夏令營對美國孩子來說是一種習(xí)俗，所以句子開頭用it作形式主語，故填it。

【9】句意為：然而迪斯科音樂有很強的節(jié)奏感，很容易隨著音樂舞動。隨音樂跳舞用dance to……表示，故填to。

【10】“應(yīng)得”動詞用“deserve”表示，注意動詞第三人稱形式，句意為：但無疑的是他應(yīng)得“他的時代最杰出的演員”的稱號。故填deserves。

【11】“第一次”用The first time表示，句意為：第一次說唱藝術(shù)家錄制他們的音樂時，他們錄制了伴唱曲目。故填The first time。

【12】用……的聲音用介詞in表示，句意為：“什么”，他用虛弱的聲音說。故填in。

【13】“一代人”為generation，“音樂家”為musician，句意為：下一代說唱歌手，同時作為音樂家添加他們的藝術(shù)作品，故填generation和musician。

【14】“no sooner……than……”表示“一……就……”，句意為：男孩一說出那些話看守人就敲在了他的頭上，故填than。

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