Comprehensive fill in the blanks: read the passage, choose the right words from the box, and fill in the blanks with their correct forms to make the passage fluent and complete in meaning. Fill in one

Comprehensive fill in the blanks: read the passage, choose the right words from the box, and fill in the blanks with their correct forms to make the passage fluent and complete in meaning. Fill in one word in each blank.

Question 1: What?

Question 2: Down

Question 3: release

Question 4: Reading

Question 5: Glasses

Question 6: Shopping

Question 7: Try

Question 8: More.

Question 9: Is it okay?

Question 10: If

Test analysis: Tom, the protagonist of this essay, can't read at all. After seeing others reading with glasses, he thought that he would read with glasses, so he went to buy glasses and finally made a big joke in the shop.

Question 1: According to the context, it means that after he bought what he wanted. According to the given words, you can know what indefinite pronouns should fill in.

Question 2: According to the context, he is sitting at a table. The phrase sit down. According to the given words, you can fill in the adverbs down, down, below.

Question 3: According to the context, he saw some old people wearing glasses before reading. Put it on, put it on. See sb do sth. According to the given words, you can fill in the prototype verbs put and put.

Question 4: In connection with the following, it can be seen that this refers to reading. Before is a preposition followed by a noun or gerund as an object. According to the given words, you can fill in the gerund reading, read and be objects.

Question 5: According to the description in the previous sentence, we can see him go to the store to buy glasses. Combined with common sense, we can know that glasses are generally plural. According to the given words, we can know the blanks of the plural nouns of glasses and glasses.

Question 6: According to the description in the last sentence, we can see that he found a shop soon. According to the context and the given words, we can fill in the singular nouns shop, shop.

Question 7: In connection with the following description, we can see that what we mean here is that he bought a lot of glasses. Make is followed by an infinitive without to as an object complement, indicating the specific action to be taken. According to the given words, you can fill in the prototype verbs try and try.

Question 8: By contacting the following, we can see that this person is getting more and more confused. Combining the context with the given words, we can know that the comparative level of much is more, more;

Question 9: In connection with the following answer, the question here is, can you read it or not? Combining the context and the given words, we can know the modal verbs can, can.

Question 10: If I can read, do you think I will come here to buy glasses? Combining the context with the given words, we can know the conjunction If.

Comments: Choosing words to fill in the blanks has always been a difficult point in English test, and the scoring rate is relatively low. The solution to this kind of problem is generally to infer the meaning of words according to the meaning of the sentences before and after the article, judge the lack of words in combination with the given words, and then make appropriate morphological changes according to the sentence components of words. Note that in narrative, the predicate verbs are mostly past tense and present perfect tense, while in descriptive articles, the predicate verbs are mostly present tense. Since there are no extra options, this kind of questions can also be applied to the exclusion method in solving problems. In other words, complete the relatively simple options first, and leave the options that you are not sure about for a while until the end.