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&　　1．Many a time ____ not to play with fire but he turns a deaf ear to the warnings.
　　A the child being told B the child has been told
　　C has been told the child D has the child been told
　　2．Only by luck ___ the car accident.
　　A he narrowly escaped B narrowly he escaped
　　C did he narrowly escape D he did narrowly escape
　　3．Nowhere ___ to be found again.
　　A such a husband is B a such husband is C is a such husband D is such a husband
　　4．Under no circumstances ___ to the public.
　　A the scandal is known B the scandal should be known
　　C should the scandal be known D should be the scandal known
　　5．____ that nobody believes in it but a foolish man like him.
　　A So absurd the theory is B The theory being so absurd
　　C So absurd is the theory D such absurd is the theory
　　6．It is because he had a lot of work to do ____ he went to the factory at once.
　　A so B that C then D therefore
　　7．It’s after the Reform and the Opening Policy _____ our economy began to develop rapidly.
　　A when B while C then D that
　　8．It is the assistant manager ____ takes the place of the general manager when the latter is away on business trips.
　　A whom B that C which D /
　　X.词序
　　1．He immediately fell in love with the girl who was wearing -_____ at the party.
　　A a beautiful red silk dress B beautiful a read silk dress
　　C a red beautiful silk dress D a silk red beautiful dress
　　2．Yesterday afternoon he saw ____ with his friends in a downtown cinema.
　　A so interesting film B quite an interesting film
　　C a quite interesting film D fairly an interesting film
　　3．Of ____ , this one is most likely to be adopted.
　　A all the feasible plans B every feasible plan
　　C every plan feasible D all the plans feasible
　　4．There is ____ about the way he behaves.
　　A anything suspicious B things suspicious
　　C something suspicious D suspicious things
　　EXERCISE
　　1.Sometimes very young children have trouble _______ fact from fiction and may believe that such things act ally exit.
　　A for separating B to separate C having separated D separating
　　2.The second book was____ by August 1952, but two years later, the end was still nowhere in sight.
　　A completed B to have completed C to completed D to have been completed
　　3.Whatever the causes English at the end of the 20th century is more widely spoken and written than any other language.
　　A ever was B had ever been C has ever been D would ever be
　　4.In this experiment, they are wakened several times during the night and asked to report what they ______.
　　A had just been dreaming B have just been dreaming
　　C are just dreaming D had just dreamt
　　5.It is of the utmost importance that you _____ here on time.
　　A be B shall be C are to be D must be
　　6.He might have been killed ____ the arrival if the police.
　　A except for B but for C with D for
　　7.These figures are not consistent ______ the results obtained in previous experiments.
　　A to B with C for D in
　　8.The animal has a brain which is nearest_____.
　　A in man’s size B in size to man C in size to man’s D to the size in man
　　9.The problem of ____ to select as his successor was quickly disposed of.
　　A what B whom C which D how
　　10.Britain press is unusual _____ it is divided into two very different types of newspaper: the quality press and the popular press.
　　A in how B in what C in which D in that
　　11.Some companies have introduced flexible working time with less emphasis on pressure______.
　　A than more on efficiency B and more efficiency
　　C and more on efficiency D than efficiency
　　12.Colin married my sister and I married his brother, ____ makes Colin and me double in-law.
　　A what B which C that D it
　　13.A membership card authorizes ______ the club’s facilities for a period of 12 months.
　　A the holder using B the holder’s use C the holder to use D the holder uses
　　14._____ I admit that there are problems, I don’t think that they can’t be solved.
　　A unless B until C as D while
　　15.I tried to relax because I knew I would use up my oxygen sooner______.
　　A the more excited I got B I got excited more
　　C and more I got excited D and I got more excited
　　16.Cotton production has been ____ the decline these years.
　　A down B on C at D under
　　17.If the ocean were free of ice, storm paths would move further north, ____ the plains of North America of rainfall.
　　A to deprive B deprived C depriving D deprive
　　18.This is an ideal university _____ it is far from the downtown area.
　　A provided that B now that C so that D in that
　　19.He thought he could talk Mr. Robinson _____ buying some expensive equipment.
　　A on B of C into D round
　　20.Today the topic is much concerned about the way______.
　　A nature is being ruined B which nature is ruined
　　C on which to ruin nature D of nature to be ruined
　　21.The police accused him of setting fire to the building but he denied ___ in the area on the night of the fire.
　　A to be B to have been C having been D be
　　22.One of the requirements for a fire is that the material _____ to its burning temperature.
　　A is heated B will be heated C be heated D would be heated
　　23.This book will show the readers ____ can be used in other contexts.
　　A how that they have observed B that how they have observed
　　C how what they have observed D that they have observed
　　24.______ your opinions are worth considering, the committee finds it unwise to place too much importance on them.
　　A As B Since C Provided D While
　　25.____ the claim about German economic might it is somewhat surprising how relatively small the German economy actually is.
　　A To give B Given C Giving D Having given
　　26.I don’t think that this question is subordinate ___ the main aim of our company.
　　A with B to C for D on
　　27.While admitting that this forecast was _____ uncertain the scientists warned against treating it as a cry of wolf.
　　A anyhow B somewhere C somewhat D anyway
　　28.Some people viewed the findings with caution noting that a cause-and-effect relationship between passive smoking and cancer remains_______.
　　A to be shown B to have shown C to have been shown D being shown
　　29.Rebecca___ me earlier if she did not like her house she bought last month.
　　A told B would tell C had told D would have told
　　30.The world’s greatest sporting event, the Olympic Games, upholds the amateur ideal that_____ matters is not winning but participating.
　　A anything B it C what D everything
　　31.The police are suspicious _____ his words because he already has a record.
　　A to B at C on D of
　　32.There ____ great progress in the making of dictionaries in the past thirty years.
　　A has been B was C had been D were
　　33.It was in college ___ I spent four years ____ she got to like me.
　　A where…. that B where…. when C that…. that D which… when
　　34._____ was the response to our appeal that we had to had to tale on more staff.
　　A So B Such C As D What
　　35.We’d better start early. We don’t want to risk _____ in a traffic jam.
　　A to be caught B being caught C to have been caught D having been caught
　　36.Everything which will deal with _____into consideration his plan seems to be workable.
　　A taking B to be taken C taken D is taken
　　37.He got injured because of his faulty brakes. He _____ that his brakes were working properly. A had checked B should have checked C must heck D should check
　　38.The rabbit chews down trees to get food and material ___ its home.
　　A builds B it can build C which to build in D with which to build
　　39.Although it is recognized that meaning is constructed by the reader, it is nevertheless essential that the writer’s message ______ accurately.
　　A would receive B be received C will receive D had received
　　40.______ for your help, we’d never have been able to get over the difficulties.
　　A Had it not B If it were not C Had it not been D If we had mot been
　　41._____ one of the leading poets in America today. She has also written a number of books and plays.
　　A Considering B Considered C Being considered D Having considered
　　42.Living in the central Australian desert has its problems, ______ obtaining water is not the least.
　　A of which B among them C as D so that
　　43.Today pop music can serve as a creative force _____ stimulating the thinking of its listener.
　　A in B on C with D by
　　44._____ the uncertainty of the market, we have suffered some loss in our business in the past few years.
　　A In spite of B On account of C Instead of D Regardless of
　　45.The statue is believed ____ by a professional thief a couple of days ago.
　　A to have stolen B to be stolen C having been stolen D to have been stolen
　　46.The people who objected to building the new park were told that since work had already started there was no point ______.
　　A in protesting B to protest C against protesting D for protesting
　　47.Greater efforts to increase agricultural production must be made if food shortage _______avoided.
　　A will be B is to be C can D has been
　　48.I asked that Bill _____ painting the house until I told him how to do it.
　　A would start B must not start C could not start D should not start
　　49.Quite a few experts in different countries have _____ completely new solutions to the world pollution problems.
　　A put up with B take up with C come up with D keep up with
　　50.______ is true of any developed country, in America the number of wild animals has been on the decrease.
　　A As B What C It D That
　　51.It isn’t so much w the question is whether he works _____.
　　A above all B at all C in all D after all
　　52.John would have paid ____ for the coat if the salesman had insisted because he really loved its color and style.
　　A much as twice B as much twice C two times more D twice as much
　　53.The Chinese government places restrictions ____ the number of foreign computers that can be imported.
　　A on B for C in D to
　　54.The radio show presented the story vividly, just as though it _____ at the time of the broadcast. A had happened B is happening C were happening D ahs been happening
　　55.He wasn’t asked to tale on the chairmanship of the society, ____ insufficiently popular with all the members.
　　A being considered B considering C to be considered D having considered
　　56.Far too many owners of electric appliances have a hard time ______qualified repairmen to fix their machines.
　　A finding B to find C to finding D having found
　　57.There is no denying the fact that the organization had broken no rules, but neither_______ responsibly.
　　A it had acted B had acted it C acted it had D had it acted
　　58.We had just arrived at the town _____ he suddenly asked me, “ Do you speak English?”
　　A until B as C when D while
　　59.I really appreciate ___ to help me, but I am sure that I will be able to manage by myself.
　　A you to offer B that you offer C your offering D you to have offered
　　60.Smoking is so harmful to a person’s health that it kills _____ people each year than automobile accidents.
　　A seven more times B seven times more C over seven times D seven times
　　61.I woke up in the night and found we had water ____ through the ceiling.
　　A being dripped B to drip C drip D dripping
　　62.You seem to take a keener interest in the subject ___ has ever been shown before.
　　A than B that C as D which
　　63.I hurried to his place and met him in the doorway just as he was about ______ away.
　　A going B having gone C to go D to have gone
　　64.You ____ to the meeting to discuss the mater if you were really serious about your work.
　　A ought to come B ought to have come C must come D must have come
　　65.By the end of this century air pollution _____ an extremely serious problem that harms the health of the human race.
　　A will become B is to have become C will be becoming D will have become
　　66.If only he ____ then that the disease was curable.
　　A knew B has known C knows D had known
　　67.In my apartment there are two rooms, _____ is used as a living-room.
　　A the large one B the larger of which C the largest one D the larger of which
　　68.By the time the young birds____ the nest for good, they will have learned how to fly.
　　A will leave B will have left C are leaving D leave
　　69.I would have gone to visit the beautiful lake, but I ___ fully occupied the whole of last week. A were B had been C have been D was
　　70.Japan is not very well understood in the W ____ Westerners do know seems to be either extremely negative or extremely positive.
　　A what B that C as D which
　　71.So great was the influence o f Thomas Paine on his own time that John Adams urged that the era “ The age of Paine”.
　　A would be caked B be called C was called D had been called
　　72.____ was announced in the paper, many theories about the origin of life was wrong.
　　A it B as C that D such
　　73.He can find sufficient grounds ____ his argument in favor of the new project.
　　A which to base on B on which to base C to base on which D which to be based on
　　74.There ____ nothing to say, the secretary got to his feet, said good-bye and left the room.
　　A is B was C having D being
　　75.Can you imagine ____ so stupid when I was in primary school?
　　A my being B me to be C me to have been D mine to be
　　76.Alice ___ the train, otherwise she would have arrived here by now.
　　A should have missed B might miss C had missed D must have missed
　　77._____ its economy continues to recover, the US is increasingly becoming a nation of part-time and temporary workers.
　　A Now that B If only C Even though D Provided that
　　78.The health center in the city is reported in today’s paper _____ a couple of months ago.
　　A to be set up B to have been set up C being set up D having been set up
　　79.Finally the workers got an answer ____ the government would do nothing to improve the working conditions.
　　A that B with which C whether D while
　　80.You will see this product _____ where you go.
　　A to be advertised B advertised C advertise D advertising
　　81.Peter, who had been driving all day, suggested ___ at the next town.
　　A to stop B stopping C stop D having stopped
　　82.There are signs _____ restaurants are becoming more popular with families.
　　A that B which C in which D whose
　　83.I have no objection ___ your story again.
　　A to hear B to hearing C to having heard D to have heard
　　84.These surveys indicate that many crimes go ___ by the police, mainly because not all victims report them.
　　A unrecorded B to be unrecorded C unrecording D to have been unrecorded
　　85.Beer is the most popular drink among male drinkers, _____ overall consumption is significantly higher than that of women.
　　A whose B which C that D what
　　86.“May I speak to Mr. Williams at 8 tomorrow morning?”
　　“ I’m sorry. Mr. Williams _____ to a meeting long before then.”
　　A will have gone B had gone C would have gone D has gone
　　87.The growth of part-time and flexible working patterns, and of training and retraining schemes more woman to take advantage of employment opportunities.
　　A have allowed B allow C allowing D allows
　　88._____, he does got annoyed with her sometimes.
　　A although much he likes her B much although he likes her
　　C as he likes her much D much as he likes her
　　89.The fifth generation computers, with artificial intelligence,______ and perfected now.
　　A developed B have developed C are being developed D will have been developed
　　90.You ____ her in her office last F she’ s been out of town for two weeks.
　　A needn’t have seen B must have seen C might have seen D can’t g have seen
　　91.______ as it was at such a tome, his work attracted much attention.
　　A Being published B Published C Publishing D To be published
　　92.It is politely requested by the hotel management that radios ___ after 1 o’clock at night.
　　A were not played B not to play C not be played D did not play
　　93.Until then, his family ________ from him for six months.
　　A didn’t hear B hasn’t been hearing C hasn’t heard D hadn’t heard
　　94.The conference_____ a full week by the time it ends.
　　A must have lasted B will have lasted C would last D has lasted
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