… such as making breakfast on dark, cold winter mornings for children 1. and sleepy, before sending them off to school; or special occasions such as homecomings or 2. .
It always 3. the fullest and noisiest room in the house.
However, according to 4. , the universe began with a “Big Bang” that threw matter 5. .
It 6. with fire and rock. They were in time to produce carbon, nitrogen, water vapor and other gases, which 7. the earth’s atmosphere.
On my first morning in Toronto, I woke up early. Looking through the mist, I could just see the maple trees near 8. . …After Liu Qian woke up, we went looking for 9. . …We sat in a small booth to eat, enjoying the 10. people around us.
1. who are cross
2. cooking Christmas dinner
3.ends up
4.a widely accepted theory
5. in all directions
6.exploded loudly
7. were to make
8.the hotel entrance
9. a restaurant nearby
10.amazing mixture of
【解析】
試題分析：
1.who are cross 本句是一個定語從句,who指代先行詞在句中做主語，cross是形容詞。
2.cooking Christmas dinner 這里的動名詞短語與前面的homecomings是并列關(guān)系。
3.ends up 固定搭配end up結(jié)束。
4.a widely accepted theory 考查構(gòu)詞法：副詞+過去分詞
5.in all directions 考查介詞的固定搭配direction與介詞In連用，in all directions朝各個方向。
6.exploded loudly 副詞loudly做狀語修飾句中的動詞explode。
7.were to make 本句中的不定式做表語，表示將來時。
8. the hotel entrance 名詞賓館入口處the hotel entrance，注意entrance與介詞to連用。
9. a restaurant nearby 名詞短語附近的餐廳a restaurant nearby。
10. amazing mixture of 本句中的形容詞amazing是由現(xiàn)在分詞轉(zhuǎn)換的形容詞。
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February 28th, 2009 2:54 am GMT
I have to say that am shocked at just how bad the new music is. This cannot be the same band that produced great albums such as HTDAAB and ATYCLB! This is awful! They either do not care anymore, or have completely lost it. I never thought U2 would become irrelevant, but they have officially become one of those bands that you will now say, “Remember when they were great?”
----- Posted by Ronald Harris
February 28th, 2009 8:29 pm GMT
Total drivel, Mr Harris. The new album is great, far better than the safe, cynical HTDAAB and ATYCLB. U2 have become inventive again, like they were in the 1990s. thank goodness!
----- Posted by Dan
March 3rd, 2009 12:09 pm GMT
Agree, Dan. The new album is the best since Actung Baby. Magnificent is an anthem in the waiting, Breathe is unbelievable, and Stand Up Comedy is absolutely outstanding----- to name just three! Loving the new sound, pure class as usual.
----- Posted by Martin
March 4th, 2009 7:43 pm GMT
Totally agree with you guys. This album is unbelievable. Breathe is definitely a great song, same with Moment of Surrender. I bet their upcoming tour will be amazing. If you haven’t bought the CD yet, you should. I bought mine on Amozon.com for $3.99. I couldn’t believe it.
----- Posted by Josh Briggs
According to Ronald Harris, U2’s new album is _________.
A. pretty good B. so bad C. the same as before D. completely fresh
whose comment is contrary to the others?
A. Martin’s B. Dan’s C. Josh Briggs’ D. Ronald Harris’
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B. The new album is available on the Internet.
C. The people who made comments are fans of U2.
D. U2’s upcoming tour may be a great success.
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