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1) A safety analysis the target ___ as a potential danger． Unfortunately, it was never done． 2) I'd rather you would go ［A］ by train, because I can't bear ［B］ the idea of your being ［C］ in an airplane in such ［D］ bad weather． 3) My pain ____ apparent the moment I walked into the room, for the first man I met asked sympathetically:“Are you feeling all right?” 4) For there ___ successful communication, there must be attentiveness and involvement in the discussion itself by all present． 5) There was a very interesting remark in a book by an Englishman that I read recently what he thought was a reason for this American characteristic． 6) Some bosses dislike to allow ［A］ people to share ［B］ their responsibilities; they keep all ［C］ important matters tightly ［D］ in their own hands． 7) Generally speaking, the bird flying across ［A］ our path is observed, and the one ［B］ staying on the tree near at hand ［C］ is passed by without any notice taking of ［D］ it． 8) The article opens and closes with descriptions of two news reports, each one major point in contrast with the other． 9) The data received ［A］ from the two spacecrafts ［B］ whirling around Mars indicate ［C］ that there is much evidence that huge thunderstorms are occurring ［D］ about the equator of the planet． 10) The number of registered participants in this year's marathon was half ． 11) On the whole ［A］ , ambitious students are much likely ［B］ to succeed in their studies than are those ［C］ with ［D］ little ambition． 12) It's essential that people be ［A］ psychological ［B］ able to resist the impact brought about ［C］ by the transition from planned ［D］ economy to market economy． 13) Do you enjoy listening to records? I find records are often or better than an actual performance． 14) The senior bibrarian at the circulation desk promised to get the book for me she could remember who last borrowed it． 15) Despite ［A］ much research, there are still certain elements in ［B］ the life cycle of the insect that is ［C］ not fully understood ［D］ ． 16) Each cigarette which a person smokes does ［A］ some ［B］ harm, and eventually you ［C］ may get a serious desease from its ［D］ effect． 17) No one would have time to read or listen to an account of everything going on in the world． 18) In 1921 Einstein won the Nobel Prize, and was honored ［A］ in Germany until the rise ［B］ of Nazism then ［C］ he was driven from ［D］ Germany because he was a Jew． 19) Mercury's velocity is so much ［A］ greater than the Earth's ［B］ that ［C］ it completes more than four revolutions around the Sun in the time that takes the Earth to complete one ［D］ ． 20) The Portuguese give ［A］ a great deal of credit to one man ［B］ for having promoted ［C］ sea travel, that man was ［D］ Prince Henry the navigator, who lived in the 15th century． 21) Between 1897 and 1919, at least 29 motion pictures in which artificial beings were portrayed ． 22) Whenever we hear of ［A］ a natural disaster, even ［B］ in a distant part of the world, we feel sympathy ［C］ for the people to have affected ［D］ ． 23) How many of us say, a meeting that is irrelevant to us would be interested in the discussion? 24) It is believed that today’s pop music serves as a creative force stimulating the thinking of its listeners． 25) There are those who consider it questionable that these defencelinked ［A］ research projects will account for ［B］ an improvement in the standard of living or, alternately, to do much ［C］ to protect our diminishing ［D］ resources． 26) ___ is generally accepted, economical growth is determined by the smooth development of production． 27) ___ can help but be fascinated by the world into which he is taken by the science fiction ． 28) Accounts of ［A］ scientific experiments are generally correct for ［B］ those write about ［C］ science are careful in checking ［D］ the accuracy of their reports． 29) We are taught that a business letter should be written in a formal style in a personal one． 30) The speaker claimed that no other ［A］ modern nation devotes so small ［B］ a portion of its wealth to public assistance and health than ［C］ the United States does ［D］ ． 31) Hydrogen is the fundamental element of the universe it provides the building blocks from which the other elements are produced． 32) In debating one must correct the opponent’s ［A］ facts, deny the relevance of his proof, or deny that ［B］ what ［C］ he presents as proof, unless ［D］ relevant, is sufficient． 33) There ought to be less anxiety over the perceived risk of getting cancer than in the public mind today ． 34) The conveniences that Americans desire reflecting ［A］ not so much a leisurely ［B］ lifestyle as a busy lifestyle in which even minutes of time are ［C］ too valuable to be wasted ［D］ ． 35) Just as the soil is a part of the earth, ___ the atmosphere． 36) The professor can hardly find sufficient grounds his argument in favour of the new theory． 37) We are not conscious of ［A］ the extent of which ［B］ provides the psychological satisfaction that ［C］ can make the difference ［D］ between a full and an empty life． 38) It is perhaps not an exaggeration to say ［A］ that we shall soon be trusting ［B］ our health, wealth and happiness to elements with whom ［C］ very names the general public are ［D］ unfamiliar． 39) If individuals are awakend ［A］ each time as ［B］ they begin a dream phase of sleep, they are likely to become irritable even though ［C］ their total amount of sleep has been ［D］ sufficient． 40) By the time you arrive in London, we ___ in Europe for two weeks． 41) Jean Wagner’s most enduring contribution to the study of AfroAmerican poetry is his insistence that it in a religious, as well as worldly, frame of reference． 42) The millions of calculations involved, had they been done by hand, all practical value by the time they were finished． 43) He also conceived ［A］ that the solar system and the universe would come ［B］ into existence by ［C］ a natural process and would disappear ［D］ one day． 44) It isn't cold enough for there a frost tonight, so I can leave Jim's car out quite safely． 45) When I consider how talented he is ［A］ as a painter ［B］ , I cannot help but believing ［C］ that the public ［D］ will appreciate his gift． 46) I appreciated the opportunity ___ to study abroad two years ago． 47) The Bunsen burner is so ［A］ named because it is thought ［B］ to be invented ［C］ by Robert Bunsen, who was German by ［D］ birth． 48) No bread eaten by man is so sweet as earned by his own labour． 49) The heart is intelligent than the stomach, for they are both controlled by the brain． 50) Scientists generally agree that the Earth's climate will warm up over the next 50 to 100 years it has warmed in the 20,000 years since the Ice Age． 51) Similar elements in the prehistoric remains ［A］ from both areas suggest ［B］ that Indians and their neighbours had maintained ［C］ distant but real connections ever ［D］ before 1500 B．C． 52) It soon became obviously ［A］ that instead of being trained ［B］ to sing she would ［C］ be trained as ［D］ the astronomer's assistant． 53) The moon has a mass that is nearly one hundred times less ［A］ than the earth ［B］ ; in consequence ［C］ , the force of gravity at the moon's surface is only onesixth of ［D］ that at the earth's surface． 54) Much although ［A］ I have traveled, I have never seen anyone to equal ［B］ her in thoroughness, whatever ［C］ the job ［D］ ． 55) If only ［A］ the nature of the aging process is ［B］ better understood, the possibility of discovering ［C］ a medicine that can block the fundamental process of aging seems ［D］ very remote． 56) The weeds ［A］ and tall grass in that yard makes ［B］ the house look ［C］ as if it had been vacant ［D］ for quite some time． 57) Allen has stated ［A］ that he has always had ［B］ a great interest ［C］ and admiration for ［D］ the work of the Birtish economist Keynes． 58) the fact that his initial experiments had failed, Prof．White persisted in his research． 59) Living in the central Australian desert has its problems, obtaining water is not the least． 60) The local health organization is reported twentyfive years ago when Dr．Audon became its first president． 61) The board deemed it urgent that these files right away． 62) The school board listened quietly as John read the demands that his followers for． 63) Ted has told me that he always escapes as he has got a very fast sports car． 64) Prof． Lee′s book will show you can be used in other contexts． 65) All flights because of the snowstorm, we decided to take the train． 66) From the tears in Nedra′s eyes we can deduce that something sad ． 67) You can arrive in Beijing earlier for the meeting you don′t mind taking the night train． 68) If you Jerry Brown until recently, you′d think the photograph on the right was strange． 69) There is no reason they should limit how much vitamin you take, they can limit how much water you drink． 70) Most electronic devices of this kind, manufactured for such purposes, are tightly packed． 71) As for the winter, it is inconvenient to be cold, with most of furnace fuel is allowed saved for the dawn． 72) He cannot tell the difference between true［A］ praise and flattering［B］ statements making［C］ only to gain ［D］ his favor． 73) They want to expose those educational［A］ disadvantaged students to creative, enriching［B］ educational experiences［C］ for a fiveyear［D］ period． 74) The changes that took ［A］ place in air travel during［B］ the last sixty years would have seemed［C］ completely impossible to even the most brilliant scientists at［D］ the turn of the 19th century． 75) I don′t think it［A］ advisable that he will be assigned［B］ to the job since he has no［C］ experience whatsoever［D］ ． 76) Beethoven, the great musician, wrote［A］ nine symphonies in his life,most of them were written［B］ after he had lost［C］ his hearing［D］ ． 77) Mr Jankin regretted to blame［A］ his secretary for［B］ the mistake, for［C］ he later discovered［D］ it was his own fault． 78) As for［A］ the influence of computerization, nowhere we have seen［B］ the results more clearly than in the U．S．［C］ , which really have surprised［D］ us all． 79) At times［A］ , more care goes into［B］ the composition of newspaper and magazine advertisements than the writing［C］ of features［D］ and editorials． 80) It is required by law that a husband have to pay［A］ the debts of his wife until［B］ formal notice is given that［C］ he no longer has to pay her［D］ ． 81) Had Paul received six more votes in the last election, he our chairman now． 82) The business of each day,___ selling goods or shipping them, went quite smoothly． 83) In the past men generally preferred that their wives ___ in the home． 84) Those parttime students expected to offer ［A］ some jobs on ［B］ campus during ［C］ the coming ［D］ summer vacation． 85) After having gone far ___ , George did not want to turn back． 86) The bank is reported in the local newspaper in broad daylight yesterday． 87) With ［A］ production having gone ［B］ up steadily, the factory needs an everincreasing ［C］ supply of ［D］ raw materials． 88) ___ of the burden of ice, the balloon climbed up and drifted to the South． 89) People cannot but ［A］ feel puzzling ［B］ , for they simply cannot ［C］ understand how he could have made ［D］ such a stupid mistake． 90) I will give this dictionary to ___ wants to have it． 91) Water will continue to be it is today - next in importance to oxygen． 92) ___ ,more than 200 houses and buildings are heated by solar energy, not to mention he big cities in the region． 93) The project requires more labor than because it is extremely difficult． 94) It was not so much ［A］ the many blows he received for ［B］ the lack of fighting ［C］ spirit that led to his losing ［D］ the game． 95) The problem of unemployment the ［A］ governments want solved ［B］ is as serious as never ［C］ in these underdeveloped ［D］ countries． 96) The engineers are going through with their highway project, the expenses have risen． 97) Cary didn't go to the party last night because she the baby forher sister until 9:30 98) There seemed little hope that the explorer, in the tropical forest, would find his way through it． 99) The amount of pressure ［A］ which ［B］ the materials are subject ［C］ to affect ［D］ the quality of the products． 100) ___ , he does get irritated with her sometimes． 答案： 2) A错，改为went。 3) C为正确答案。 4) B为正确答案。 5) A为正确答案。 6) A错，改为allowing 。 7) D错，改为taken of。 8) D为正确答案。 9) B错，改为two spacecraft。 10) D为正确答案。 11) B错，改为are more likely。 12) B错，改为psychologically。 13) A为正确答案。 14) D为正确答案。 15) C错，改为are。 16) C错，改为he。 17) C为正确答案。 18) C错，改为when。 19) C错，改为while。 20) D错，改为being。 21) D为正确答案。 22) D错，改为having been affected。 23) B为正确答案。 24) A为正确答案。 25) C错，改为to much,去掉to。 26) D为正确答案。 27) D为正确答案。 28) C错，改为who write about。 29) A为正确答案。 30) C错，改为as。 31) C为正确答案。 32) D错，改为if。 33) A为正确答案。［省略的主语是anxiety，than后的从句(省略了主语)的谓语用单数］ 35) C为正确答案。 36) B为正确答案。 37) B错，改为which。［从句中provides是及物动词，可直接跟宾语(which)，在which提前时不需要用介词］ 39) B错，改为each time,去掉as。 40) C为正确答案。 41) C为正确答案。 42) B为正确答案。 43) B错，改为might have come。［ B处的动作发生在D处“disappear”之前］ 44) D为正确答案。 45) C错，改为but believe。 46) A为正确答案。 47) C错，改为to have been invented。 48) B为正确答案。 49) D为正确答案。 50) B为正确答案。 51) D错，改为even。因为ever和before不搭配。C处并不错，这里remains是名词作主语，suggest这里不是“建议”之意。所以它后边的that从句中谓语动词不用虚拟语气。 52) A错，改为obvious。 53) B错，改为that of the earth或the earth's。 54) A错，改为Although…much, 或 Much as…。 55) A错，改为Although。 56) B错，改为make。［主语是weeds and tall grass为复数］ 57) C错，改为a great interest in。 58) C为正确答案。［In spite of 是“尽管”之意］ 60) C为正确答案。［空档前是动词to be reported，与空档处构成复合谓语，填C，而D处的having been set up 只能作状语。注意，这里用不定式的完成形式需有一时间状语twentyfive years ago。］ 61) D为正确答案。 62) C为正确答案。 demands后边的从句作定语而不是同位语从句］ 63) C为正确答案。 64) C为正确答案。 65) D为正确答案。 66) A为正确答案。 67) A为正确答案。 68) D为正确答案。 69) D为正确答案。 70) B为正确答案。 71) A为正确答案。 72) C错，改为made。 73) A错，改为educationally。 74) A错，改为have taken。 75) B错，改为be assigned。 76) B错，改为written。 77) A错，改为havig blamed。 78) B错，改为have we seen。 79) C错，改为into the writing。 80) D错，改为to pay them。 81) D为正确答案。 82) B为正确答案。 83) C为正确答案。 84) A错，改为to be offered。 85) D为正确答案。 86) C 为正确答案。 87) B错。改为going(不表示动作的先后，不用完成时) 88) D为正确答案。 89) B错，改为puzzled。 90) C为正确答案。 91) D为正确答案。 92) D为正确答案。 93) A为正确答案。 94) B错，改为as。 95) C错，改为ever。(副词never与上下文不符) 96) A为正确答案。 97) C为正确答案。 98) D为正确答案。 99) D错，改为affects。 100) D为正确答案。 |