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1、 Many kids （讨厌）getting up early in the morning, especially in winter.
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2、 I'm good at English and never （紧张的）about English tests.
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3、 We have to wear school （制服）from Monday to Friday.
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4、 I saw a group of （蚂蚁）eating the biscuit just now.
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5、 I like bees and some other （昆虫）.
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6、 The girl is taking pictures against the （背景）of the Great Wall.
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7、 Katie wants to be a reporter so that she can （采访）different people.
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8、 In the USA, many people have their own （私人的）doctors.
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9、 Those pets （需要）a lot of care and attention.
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10、 The most important thing is that an English （演讲）competition has changed my life.
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11、 Knives （use）to cut things.
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12、 When I was in my primary school, I used to （finish) my homework before seven.
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13、 My sister and I are used to going to bed early and （get ）up early. It's good for our health.
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14、 My classmate Kim used to （enjoy）writing articles.
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15、 We love our English teacher Miss Li because she is always （有帮助的）.
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16、 Tom said nothing and just sat in （沉默）.
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17、 Mark Twain is a （有幽默感的）writer.
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18、 Now Peter is more （感兴趣的） in science, and he thinks it's so （有趣的）.
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19、 To get good grades, you should be （勇敢的）enough to ask questions.
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20、 用所给单词的适当形式填空
Tanghulu is a traditional snack in China. Anyone who has been to Beijing may have seen the colorful sugar-glazed berries on bamboo sticks. They are often sold in the outdoor market or on the street. Known as tanghulu, Chinese fruit snack on a stick is very popular among people of all ages, especially the children and young adults.
Tanghulu is a winter snack in northern China and is (common) made of red or yellow hawthorn berries. Different types of berries, such strawberries, also appear on the bamboo sticks.
the fruits are put on the stick, they are dipped into boiled rock candy and dried, which creates a sugar coat for the fruits. This is they are also called bingtanghulu.
The taste of tanghulu is a combination of different (taste). Hawthorn berries are quite sour. The combination of sweet sugar and sour berries improves the taste. It often reminds people of (they) childhood.
The popularity of tanghulu in China can date back to the Song Dynasty, according to one traditional legend. It says that 800 years ago one of the king's favorite wives got sick and didn't want to eat anything. A doctor advised her (eat) 10 hawthorn berries boiled with sugar before dinner and she got well soon after eating the berries. Since then tanghulu (become) one of the (popular) snacks in China.