13．The rising admission prices of scenic attractions may cast a __________ over your plans for the coming holiday．（　�。�
A．shameB．shelterC．shadowD．shade

分析 景區(qū)門票價(jià)格的上漲可能會給你接下來的假期計(jì)劃蒙上陰影．

解答 答案C．shame"羞恥"；shelter"庇護(hù)所"；shadow"陰影"；shade"陰涼處，樹蔭"．"cast a shadow over…"是固定搭配，意思是"給…蒙上陰影"，再聯(lián)系句子所表達(dá)的意思可知，答案選C．

點(diǎn)評 本題考查名詞的詞義辨析．名詞詞義辨析題一直都是高考考查的一個(gè)熱點(diǎn)，它注重考查考生結(jié)合語境準(zhǔn)確選用詞語的能力．由于英語詞匯豐富，且用法多變，考生掌握起來有較大難度，因此在平時(shí)應(yīng)注意詞匯的積累，理解詞語的含義及其常見的習(xí)慣搭配，再聯(lián)系句子所表述的意義和語境，選出正確的答案．本題要注意shadow和shade的語義辨析．shadow 表示物體在光線下的"影子、陰影"，而shade 表示"陰涼、陰涼處；蔭"．如：Shadows are longer when the sun is low．（影子長）Stay in the shade．（呆在陰涼處）

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