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【1】Her most essential _______ （質量，品質）is kindness

【2】In many ways, our society ________（積極地，活躍的）promotes alcoholism

【3】______（獻身，專心于）to his job, he didn’t have time to accompany his wife,

【4】He has admitted the charge and will be _______（宣判）later.

【5】She was well __________(教育)in literature at a university.

【6】The king was famed for his _______(殘忍)

【7】I went down on my knees and prayed for________（指引，指導）.

【8】Women demand _______（相等的） pay for equal work.

【9】He was given the job as a_________（報酬，獎勵） for running a successful leadership bid.

【10】The Seljuk dynasty of Syria was________ （建立）in 1094.

【答案】

【1】quality

【2】actively

【3】Devoted

【4】sentenced

【5】educated

【6】cruelty

【7】guidance

【8】equal

【9】reward

【10】founded

【解析】

試題分析：考查副詞、動詞、名詞、形容詞，注意運用正確形式。

【1】quality考查名詞 品質，質量，他最本質的品質是善良，故用quality

【2】actively 考查副詞 修飾動詞用副詞，用actively

【3】Devoted考查動詞 be devoted to奉獻于，故用Devoted

【4】sentenced考查動詞 宣判，被動語態(tài)，他承認了自己的罪行，即將會被宣判，用sentenced

【5】educated考查動詞 被動語態(tài)，她在大學接受文學教育，用educated

【6】cruelty 考查名詞 這個國王因自己的殘忍、冷酷而聞名，填cruelty

【7】guidance考查名詞 指引，指導，我跪下來請求指導，用guidance

【8】equal考查形容詞 修飾名詞用形容詞，女人希望公平的工作有公平的酬勞，用equal

【9】reward 考查名詞 報酬，獎勵，他因為成功的領導能力，被給予這個工作作為獎勵，故用reward

【10】founded考查動詞 建筑物是被建立，被動語態(tài)，故用founded

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