综合教程3第二版课后题“所给词适当形式填空”答案

1,Who can assure me that I’m mistaken?(assurance)

2,He showed much discretion in handling the delicate situation.(discreet)

3,You have been under strain for too long ;you need some relaxation badly.(relax)

4,I hate such empty compliments ;they only humiliate me.(humiliation)

5,We should map out a global strategy to develop our markets.(strategically)

6,I felt greatly amused when I saw our manager’s embarrassment at failure to remember the

name of that distinguished guest.(embarrass)

7,It is the only automobile manufacturer in this country that makes tricks with high,

maneuverable platforms.(maneuver)

8,There have been many complaints about the young coach’s immaturity and lack of

judgment.(mature)

9,Gordon lives near his widowed father and they are very close.(widow)

10,Her poignant style got on her boss’s nerves.(nervous)

11,Areal precisionist ,Miss Evans does not allow any slightest mistakes in her student’s

compositions.(precise)

12,She resigned for the reason that she couldn’t stand the competitiveness and unfriendliness in

the office.(compete)

13,All of our suppliers are supposed to ensure prompt execution of orders.(execute)

14,The symposium will be presided over by a famous scholar.(president)

15,Their marital problems started soon after they adopted the child.(marry)

16,The movie is rated PG, so children under 15 who want to see it had better be accompanied by

their parents.(company)

17,Shopping at this time of the year was a most disagreeable experience: people trod on your toes,

poked you with their elbows and almost knocked you over in their haste to get to a bargain ahead

of you.(agree)

18,on was considered a mad woman partly because of her eccentricity and partly

because of her violent temper.(eccentric)

19,I’m afraid I haven’t been fully acquainted with the facts.(acquaintance)

20,Benjamin Franklin’s father used to ridicule him for his performances.(ridiculous)

21,The triumphal arch commemorates Caesar’s victory over Pompey.(triumph)

22,Regardless of the presence of the President, Professor Truman frankly pointed out the

deficiencies in the urban planning of the capital city.(deficient)

23,Supervision of students on teaching practice is woefully inadequate.(woe)

24,The war correspondent has seen so many faces contorted with fear.(contortion)

25,Every house in this area is insured against fire and theft.(insurance)

26,He has been enjoying the undeserved honor, for he made no contribution to the

project.(deserve)

27,He has won tremendous popularity by virtue of his generosity to his colleagues.(generous)

28,I guess that the costs involved will outweigh the benefits gained.(beneficial)

29,It is regrettable that Keats, such an exceptionally talented poet, died so young.(regret)

30,Despite the mirthful atmosphere, some felt empty in their hearts at the fabulous party.(mirth)

31,Huckleberry Finn knew that he couldn’t pray a lie and he would commit the crime of

blasphemy if he was playing double.(blaspheme)

32,The foreign visitors, especially those who were of Chinese descent, showed a profound

reverence for the ancient Chinese philosopher Confucius.(revere)

33,It is generally considered unethical for physicians to advertize.(ethics)

34,The young actor was requested to speak in a feigned voice.(feign)

35,We must be unsparing in our criticism of the arms trade.(spare)

36,Her hard experience has not coarsened her or made her cynical.(cynicism)

37,Most shops are shut down during this confoundedly hot spell.(confound)

38,The availability of credit lubricated the channels of trade.(lubricant)

39,The ropes were entangled so Johnny was not able to untie the parcel.(tangle)

40,Willful people cannot tolerate the slightest frustration of their wishes.(will)

41,There are too many imponderables for an overall prediction.(ponder)

42,Many young women have poetic/poetical ideas about marriage.(poetry)

43,A special locking system means the door cannot be opened accidentally.(accident)

44,Frankly, I am quite annoyed at all that unsought advice.(seek)

45,My little nephew is adorable—the cuddliest child I have ever seen.(cuddle)

46,The readers are completely enthralled by his new juicy mystery novel.(juice)

47,It’s very easy to get disorientated because all the streets look the same.(orientate)

48,Professor Howard is more versed in the economics of taxes than the politics of the

taxes.(verse)

49,The president rode from obscurity to fame.(obscure)

50,We are required to get acquainted with the latest developments in the field of computer

technology.(acquaintance)

51,There was a slight, but perceptible air of disdain.(perceive)

52,He was under the apprehension that his son would lapse into idleness.(apprehensive)

53,He is above us all, for he is indifferent to worldly success.(rapture)

54,Desdemona listened to Othello’s fantastic tales with rapt attention.(rapture)

55,It is still a/an overwhelmingly rural country despite the recent economic growth in some of its

major cities.(overwhelm)

56,Few people are willing to make friends with her, for she has a somewhat spiteful and

disobliging nature.(oblige)

57,The main beneficiaries of the Hope Project are poverty—stricken children living in remote

areas.(benefit)

58,Traditional herbal medicine is said to have less undesirable side effects.(desire)

59,The cold wind drove the snow almost horizontally at the soldiers marching in the

wilderness.(horizon)

60,American Indians are now proud to be the descendants of North America’s first

inhabitants.(descend)

61,The southern regions have increasingly relied on foreign investment.(increase)

62,This philosophical essay is beyond my daughter’s capacity.(philosophy)

63,Calm down! Let’s not be unduly worried.(due)

64,In test theory, standardization refers to measurements or assessments conducted under exact,

specified, and repeatable conditions.(standard)

65,The professor told us to disregard everything we had learnt so far and start again.(regard)

66,Did the information come from an authoritative source?(authority)

67,These days it is possible to travel in any developed country without ever tasting the native

cuisine, owing to the ubiquity of fast—food outlets.(ubiquitous)

68,It is desirable that both of them should be recommended.(desire)

69,She felt a sense of piquancy when her old enemy turned to her help.(piquant)

70,The 2 presidents signed the union treaty ceremonially this afternoon.(ceremony)

71,Our Indian friends find it difficult to understand our gluttonous binge on meat.(glutton)

72,Professor Simpson talked to the students about the derivation of scientific laws from

observation.(derive)

73,We thought that feminism was about liberating women from enforced domestic and maternal

drudgery.(drudge)

74,Uncirculated coins are released to the public but not intended to be used for money, and

available through a mint or through a local coin dealer.(circulate)

75,The volunteers are trying their best to help the teenagers from slum districts stay away from

crime, rots, drug use and other asocial behavior.(social)

76,In the past pregnancy was considered to be something unmentionable.(mention)

77,On this hot day the sea is irresistibly inviting.(resist)

78,They offer a month—long intensive course in teaching English to speakers of other

languages.(intense)

79,Having been separated for years, they hugged each other with exclamations of

delight.(exclaim)

80,Mark Twain drew on his own experiences and used dialect and common speech instead of

literary language.(literature)

81,He failed to give substantial reasons for his being absent from the meeting.(substance)

82,Driven by very strong motivation, he has been working hard at English.(motivate)

83,He has been fully committed to the teaching and research of classical music.(commitment)

84,The club places rigid restrictions on its membership.(restrictive)

85,There is a subtle difference between “egoism” and “individualism.”(subtlety)

86,A cuckoo bird’s voice is so thrilling in winter, as it announces the advent of springtime.(thrill)

87,He dislikes his wife talking about her success complacently.(complacency)

88,The early 190’s witnessed a(n) unprecedented tide of rural workers flooding into big cities in

China.(precedence)

89,Some local officials are under the illusion that the new pollution control measures might

paralyze economic activity.(paralysis)

90,The brutalities of the war are realistically depicted in the Russian film.(brutal)

91,Rescue workers had to cut her free from the wreckage of the car.(wreck)

92,Jennifer pleads with her boyfriend to stop being so judgmental and take her as she is.(judge)

93,The rumor about her divorce can be disadvantageous to her as she is climbing the corporate

ladder.(advantage)

94,The beach town is swarming with a/an uncountable number of tourists every summer.(count)

95,It’s the best cricket match of the year, a real scorcher.(scorch)

96,The head of the ballet school has such a commanding voice that everyone there obeys

her.(command)

97,This American author has chosen to live in relative anonymity on a Pacific

island.(anonymous)

98,The stillness of the night was broken by the ferocious barking of a dog.(ferocity)

99,New infectious diseases, such as AIDS and herpes, have unpredictably

appeared.(predictability)

100,I don’t think we can afford the cost of repairing the leaky roof.(leak)

101,A spoonful of sugar helps the medicine go down.(spoon)

102,He was convicted of corruption, and will be disqualified from office for 7 years.(qualify)

103,It was damnably/damned un fair that the villagers should suffer so much.(damn)

104,This train will terminate at the next stop—passengers who wish to continue should change

trains.(terminal)