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__41__ New Year’s Day, many people eat special food for good luck. In Spain and some Latin—American counties , people __42__ twelve grapes（葡萄）at midnight on New Year’s Eve—one grape __43__ good luck in __44__ month of the new year. Chinese people eat __45__ .Some have coins（硬幣）inside. Everyone __46__ to find the coin for luck and money in the new year. Of course they don’t eat the __47__ . Japanese __48__ eat noodles on New Year’s Eve and their birthdays . __49__ may bring them good luck and __50__ life.
小題1:  
A．On B．In C．ForD．During
小題2:  
A．a(chǎn)re eating B．eats C．eatD．is eating
小題3:
A．withB．forC．to D．is
小題4:  
A．everyB．someC．a(chǎn)nyD．each
小題5:  
A．hamburgersB．hot dogs C．pizzaD．dumplings
小題6:  
A．tryB．triesC．is tryingD．trys
小題7:  
A．foodB．dumplingsC．coinD．grapes
小題8:  
A．manB．womanC．childrenD．people
小題9:
A．ItB．What C．That’sD．This
小題10:
A．largeB．hurryC．shortD．long

小題1:A小題2:C小題3:B小題4:D小題5:D  
小題6:B小題7:C小題8:D小題9:A小題10:D

小題1:本句的含義為在新年許多人吃特別的食物表示好運(yùn)，在某一天或節(jié)日前用介詞on，故本句空格處選A。
小題2:本句的含義為在西班牙和一些拉丁美洲的國(guó)家，人們新年除夕的午夜吃12個(gè)葡萄，eat表示吃，本句使用一般現(xiàn)在時(shí)，主語(yǔ)為復(fù)數(shù)，故本句空格處選C。
小題3:本句的含義為在新年的每個(gè)月份，一個(gè)葡萄代表著一個(gè)好運(yùn)，for表示為的含義，故本句空格處選B。
小題4:在新年的每個(gè)月份，each可以表示每一的意思，修飾名詞，后可跟of短語(yǔ)，但every不可以，故本句空格處選D。
小題5:本句的含義為中國(guó)人吃餃子帶來好運(yùn)，dumpings表示餃子的含義，故本句空格處選D。
小題6:本句的含義為每個(gè)人都努力地尋找餃子里的硬幣，為了運(yùn)氣和財(cái)氣，try to do表示努力做某事的含義，不定代詞視為單數(shù)第三人稱，故用tries，故本句空格處選B。
小題7:本句的含義為當(dāng)然他們不吃硬幣，coin表示硬幣的含義，故本句空格處選C。
小題8:本句的含義為日本的人們?cè)谛履瓿Τ悦鏃l，people表示人們的含義，故本句空格處選D。
小題9:本句的含義為吃面條可能會(huì)給他們帶來好運(yùn)和長(zhǎng)壽，代替吃面條用代詞it，故本句空格處選A。
小題10:本句的含義為吃面條可能會(huì)給他們帶來長(zhǎng)壽，long表示長(zhǎng)的含義，故本句空格處選D。
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