單詞拼寫：用單詞或提示詞的適當形式填空，每空限一詞

1.To our great _______(delighted), it worked perfectly.

2.The school uses both modern and _________(tradition) methods for teaching reading.

3.Finding the lost pen gave me a sense of __________(achieve).

4.Good _______ (finance) condition leads to good health.

5.The old man shook his head in _________(belief) when I told him I would go to the moon.

6.A ________(標題) on the front page draws attention to the story inside.

7.Many people have trouble sleeping after a long _________(飛行).

8.Our company was __________(建立) in 2003. That is to say, it has a history of more than 10 years.

9.The female went up the stairs with light _________(優(yōu)雅的) steps.

10.He doesn’t always call me up. He only calls me ____________(有時).

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