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1.

Neon, a chemical element---------up about one part per 65000 in Earth’s


atmosphere, is a colourless, odourless gas.

A. makes
B. that makes
C. and makes
D. of which makes

2. From photography’s infancy, ---------of landscape views by camera


began to support handmade depictions in watercolour, pencil, or ink.

A. when the capturing


B. the capturing
C. was capturing
D. the capturing was

3. The stethoscope transmits and amplifies sounds from localized areas of


the body, thus making them -------to hear and identify

A. easier than
B. as easy as
C. easies so that
D. easier

4. Uncertainty differs from risk in that-------basis for estimating the


probability of each potential condition occurring.

A. there is no
B. although no
C. there is not
D. it is not

5. ------about 10 to 20 feet tall and are sparely covered with foliage.

A. Growing lemon trees


B. Lemon trees grow
C. Lemon trees that grow
D. The growth of lemon trees to
6. A sonic boom is a very laud noise that occurs when an aircraft passes
through the sound barrier-------travels faster than the speed of sound

A. and
B. so
C. whether
D. as

7. The production and sale of cosmetics in the U.S. was virtually


unregulated--------the food, drug, and cosmetic art of 1938

A. and until the pass of


B. and until passing
C. until the passage of
D. until passed

8. In the late 1860’s, taxes were changed in the southern US to require


payment from plantation owners-------just from landless individuals.

A. despite
B. whereas
C. rather than
D. other than

9. ------to vapour without passing through the liquid phase is called


sublimation.

A. a solid converts
B. the conversion of a solid
C. when a solid is converting
D. a solid whose conversion
E.

10. Not only-----the centre of French language and culture in North


America, it is the…

A. considering Quebec
B. where Quebec is considered
C. Quebec is considered
D. Is Quebec considered
E.

11. M leads the US------of wood products, potatoes, sardine, and


blueberries

A. in the production
B. the production
C. when the production
D. in which the production

12. About 25000 years ago some of North America’s early settles walked
across the land-------between Siberia and Alaska.

A. that then is existed


B. existed then
C. that then existed
D. and then existing

13. Gw. was the first Black woman-----the Pulitzer Price of poetry.

A. to win
B. which she won
C. won
D. was to win

14. -----was the most important economic activity in the US until about
1800.

A. Agriculture, which
B. If agriculture
C. Agriculture
D. There was agriculture

15. Eva G. direct-------in Huntington, New York, from 1962 to 1978.

A. the Heck Museum


B. the Heck Museum was
C. how the Heck Museum
D. and the Heck Museum

16. (Children) use (grammatically correct) sentences by (the


age) of three and (produces) some highly complex construction by
the time they are five.
17. (Most of) the cultivated flowers, vegetables, fruits, (grains),
and grasses in the US today, along with the 70 percentage of the
weeds, (original) came (from abroad).

18. (A) large amount of fat is normally deposited in the liver, (in
which) it may (oxidized) (to release) energy.

19. In 1989, with the (publish) of the first (volume) of “Little


Woman”, L.M.A. (became) a (celebrated writer).

20. (When) rocks are (picked up) by moving water, they are
gradually (reduced size) by (the) breaking away of the edges and
corners.

21. (Although some) details about the atmospheres of the other


planets and (their) satellites (are known), but a complete description
is available (only for) Earth’s atmosphere.

22. Caspar W’s glassworks, the first successful (glass factory) in


North America, (primarily) produced bottles and (another) utilitarian
objects is green, brown, and (an odd) shade of terra cotta.

23. (Until) 1985 the amount output (of automobiles) in the US


exceeded (that the) rest of the (world combined).

24. (Found) in large herds, usually (near water), the impala (is
noted) for its graceful movement and its (able) to jump.

25. Several years after (writing) the first textbook of psychology


ever (published it) in the US, John turned his (attention) to
educational (reform).

26. Table salt occur (as) a cube-shaped crystal (that), depending


(of) its purity, may be colourless, transparent, (or) translucent.

27. The (outmost) layer of the sun’s atmosphere, the corona, is


(visibly) as a pinkish halo of light (during) (a) total eclipse.

28. Shirley, (the) first African American female (member of) the
US, unsuccessfully (sought) the Democratic (nominate) for president
in 1972.

29. (A queen) termite (lays) 440 million (of eggs)-an average of


one per second (for) 14 years.

30. The (influence of) gravity in (everyday) life is (so) pervasive


that we often (take for) granted.

31. (Any) state, by (its) own constitutional or legislative action,


may eliminate, consolidate, or otherwise (modification) countries
and (their) government.

32. Tornadoes, which are (frequent) seen (over) the Great Plains
of the US in spring and early summer, (resemble) a dark funnel
(extending) from cloud base to ground.

33. The sun is (one) of (billions) of (stars are) scattered


(throughout) the universe.

34. The average (surface temperature) of the Earth (has been


risen) by (approximately) one degree (over the last) century.
35. Monarch butterflies (gather) in flocks in (late) summer and
fall and (then) migrate (southern).

36. Madder plants, which comprise (a very) large family of


(mostly) tropical trees, shrubs, and (herbal), (include) coffee and
gardenia.

37. Wild birds and their eggs have been (at least) incidental
sources of food for humans (since) prehistoric times and they (still)
are in (most of) societies.

38. In 1974, US president R.M. was charged with obstructing


justice, (abusing) his constitutional (authoritative), and failing (to
obey) subpoenas demanding (he appear) in court.
39. The US D of A works (to provide) both (reasonable) incomes
for farmers (or) fair (prices) for consumers.

40. Thomas (invented) the record player in 1877 while


(engaged research) on (the) telegraph at (his laboratory) in New
Jersey.

1~5 BBBAB 
6~10 ACCBD
11~15 ADACA

1B
2B
3D
4A
5B
6A
7C
BC
9B
10D
11A
12D 里的 existing 如果是 existed,那么选 D,否则 C
13A
14C
15 如果 direct 是 directed 的话,A

16 D produces---------produce
17 C original-------------originally
18 C oxidized----------oxidize
19 A publish----------publication
20 C reduced size-----------reduced in size
21 A although some------------some
22 C another----------------other
23 C that the--------------that of the
24 D able----------------ability
25 B published it--------------published
26 C of-------------on
27 B visibly--------------visible
28 D nominate-------------nomination
29 C of eggs-----------eggs
30 D take for---------------take it for
31 C modification-----------modify
32 A frequent-------------frequently
33 C stars are--------------stars that are
34 C has been risen---------------has risen
35 D southern------------south
36 C herbal-------------herbs
37 D most of---------most
38 B authoritive-------------authority
39 C or--------------and
40 B engaged research-------------engaged in research

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