请根据所给的首字母和中文提示完成句子，每空一词。 1.It never o___...

请根据所给的首字母和中文提示完成句子，每空一词。

1.It never o_____ to me that you could succeed in persuading him to change his mind.

2.In many ways, time is the most p________ thing that we have. Yet most of us treat it as though it has hardly any value at all.

3.At the moment when he gets the first prize on the stage, I can’t help a_______ for his excellent performance.

4.Take good care of trees and bushes. We should live in h________ with nature.

5.Taking photos is strictly f_______ in the museum.

6.The north of China, ________(不像)the south, is windy in spring.

7.I’d like everyone to ________(聚集) round so I can demonstrate how the system works.

8.If we persist in practicing, ________(逐渐地)we’ll learn how to express ourselves in English.

9.The earthquake ________(见证)the kindness of strangers in an emergency.

10.With each attempt, he looked so confident and natural. There aren’t any signs of fear or being ________.(泄气)

11.If you are free on Friday, we ________ (推荐) visiting the national museum.

12.We are having pizza ________ (递送) for dinner tonight.

13.He commented that this novel was a ________(杰作)of American literature.

1.occurred 2.precious 3.applauding 4.harmony 5.forbidden 6.unlike 7.gather 8.gradually 9.witnessed 10.discouraged 11.recommend 12.delivered 13.masterpiece 【解析】 1.考查动词和时态。句意：我从来没想过你能成功地说服他改变主意。根据首字母和to可知此处是固定短语occur to“想到”，且由could succeed in可知时态是一般过去时，因此occurred符合题意。故填occurred。 2.考查形容词。句意：在很多方面，时间是我们拥有的最宝贵的东西。然而，我们大多数人认为它几乎没有任何价值。根据首字母和the most可知此处要用形容词修饰名词thing，precious“宝贵的，珍贵的”符合题意。故填precious。 3.考查固定搭配。句意：当他在舞台上获得第一名的那一刻，我不禁为他的精彩表演而鼓掌。根据首字母和can’t help可知此处要用doing形式，can’t help doing sth “情不自禁做某事”applauding“喝彩，鼓掌”符合题意。故填applauding。 4.考查名词。句意：爱护树木和灌木。我们应该与自然和谐相处。根据首字母和名词nature可知，此处是固定短语in harmony with“与……协调”，因此harmony符合题意。故填harmony。 5.考查过去分词。句意：博物馆内严禁拍照。根据首字母和is可知此处要用动词的过去分词形式，forbidden“被禁止”符合题意。故填forbidden。 6.考查介词。句意：中国北方不像南方，春天多风。根据中文“不像”和名词the south可知此处要用介词，unlike符合题意。故填unlike。 7.考查动词。句意：我希望每个人都聚在一起，这样我就可以演示这个系统是如何工作的。根据中文“聚集”和to可知，此处要用动词原形，gather符合题意。故填gather。 8.考查副词。句意：如果我们坚持练习，渐渐地我们将学会如何用英语表达自己。根据中文“逐渐地”可知此处要用副词修饰句子，gradually符合题意。故填gradually。 9.考查动词和时态。句意：地震见证了陌生人在紧急情况下的善举。根据中文“见证”可知witness符合题意，且由语境判断事情已经发生，因此时态是一般过去时。故填witnessed。 10.考查动名词的被动形式。句意：每次尝试，他都显得那么自信和自然。没有任何恐惧或气馁的迹象。根据中文“泄气”可知discourage符合题意，且由being可知此处要用其过去分词形式。故填discouraged。 11.考查动词和时态。句意：如果你星期五有空，我们建议你去参观国家博物馆。根据中文“推荐”可知此处要用recommend符合题意，且由are可知此处是一般现在时，主语是we。故填recommend。 12.考查非谓语动词。句意：我们今晚晚餐叫披萨外卖。根据中文“递送”可知此处要用deliver符合题意，且pizza与deliver之间是被动关系，因此要用过去分词形式作宾语补足语。故填delivered。 13.考查名词。句意：他评论说这部小说是美国文学的杰作。根据中文“杰作”和冠词a修饰名词，可知masterpiece符合题意。故填masterpiece。

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