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考研英语必备语法全攻略之专项突破训练

第二编考研语法专项突破训练

1.Exceptionalchildrenaredifferentinsomesignificantwayfromothersofthesameage.Forthesechildren    totheirfulladultpotential,theireducationmustbeadaptedtothosedifferences.

A.todevelop         B.tobedeveloped             C.developing           D.willdevelop

2.Spaceexplorationpromisestoopenupmanynewterritoriesforhumansettlement,aswellas    theharvestofmineralresources.

A.leadsto             B.toleadto                 C.leadingto          D.leadto

3.Someday,solarpowercollectedbysatellites      theearthorfissionpower（裂变能）manufacturedbymankindmaygiveusalltheenergyweneedforanexpandingcivilization.

A.circled                    B.tocircle               C.circling            D.circles

4.Inthisexperiment,theyarewakenedseveraltimesduringthenight,andaskedtoreportwhatthey      .

A.hadjustbeendreaming                    B.arejustdreaming

C.havejustbeendreaming                    D.hadjustdreamt

5.Herterrorwassogreat           somewheretoescape,shewouldhaverunforherlife.

A.onlyif                                              B.thattherehadonlybeen

C.thathadthereonlybeen                          D.iftherewereonly

6.Somewomen         agoodsalaryinajobinsteadofstayinghome,buttheydecidednottoworkforthesakeofthefamily.

A.mustmake                                              B.shouldhavemade

C.wouldmake                                       D.couldhavemade

     7.Alightwithnomorepowerthan       byanordinaryelectriclightbulbbecomesintenselystrongasitisconcentratedtoapinpoint-sizedbeam.

A.asisproduced                                 B.thatproduced

C.thatisproduced                                 D.produced

8.Formostpeopletheseawasremote,andwiththeexceptionofearlyintercontinentaltravelersorotherswhoearnedalivingfromthesea,therewaslittlereasontoaskmanyquestionsaboutit,letalone      whatlaybeneaththesurface.

A.asking             B.ask             C.toask        D.beasked

9.Eveniftheyareonsale,theserefrigeratorsareequalinpriceto,ifnotmoreexpensivethan,attheotherstore.

A.anyone             B.theothers    C.that                    D.theones

10.Theatmosphereisasmuchapartoftheearthas       itssoilandthewaterofitslakes,riversandoceans.

A.are                  B.is             C.do                    D.has

11.Fromnowon,whenanyoneinourrankswhohasdonesomeusefulworkdies,        soldierorcook,weshouldhaveafuneralceremonyandamemorialmeetinginhishonor.

A.nomatterheis                                     B.whetherhehasbeen

C.behe                                               D.whetherbehe

12.In1921EinsteinwontheNobelPrize,andwashonoredinGermanyuntiltheriseofNazism       hewasdrivenfromGermanybecausehewasaJew.

A.then                B.and             C.when                  D.before

13.Physicsisthepresent-dayequivalentof       usedtobecallednaturalphilosophyfromwhichmostofpresent-daysciencearose.

A.that                 B.all             C.which                 D.what

14.      thepopulationofworkingageincreasedby1millionbetween1981and1986,todayitisbarelygrowing.

A.Whereas             B.Evenif   C.After                   D.Nowthat

15.Hisfeatureswereagreeable;hisbody,       slightofbuild,hadsomethingofathleticoutline.

A.somehow            B.as            C.though                    D.somewhat

16.Bythefirstdecadeofthe21stcentury,internationalcommercialtraffic       vastlybeyondtoday’slevels.

A.willbeexpectedtoextend                               B.willhavebeenexpectedtoextend

C.isexpectedtobeextended                            D.isexpectedtohaveextended

17.Weadvocate        theeconomic,culturalandreligioustraditionsofallnationalminorities.

A.torespect                                                  B.toberespected

C.respecting                                                    D.havingrespected

18.Therearetwohorsesattheendsofarope       withalltheirmightinoppositedirections.

A.pulling      B.pull          C.pulled              D.topull

19.TodaytheTennesseeValleyisoneoftherichestareasintheworld.Butifthings        astheywereitwouldnowbeadesert.

A.hadleft             B.wereleft C.hadbeenleft D.hadbeenleaving

20.Aftertwentyyearsabroad,Williamcamebackonly howhishometownwasdamagedinanearthquake.

A.tofindout                                                        B.findingout

C.tohavefoundout                                             D.tobefindingout

21.Relaxation,       freshair,purewaterandcleanfood,isessentialtoasoundmindandhealthybody.

A.muchlessthan                                               B.nolessthan

C.nomorethan                                               D.anylessthan

22.Itisfarbettertodowellabitofworkwhichiswell        alargefortune.

A.worthytobedonethanhave                           B.worthdoingthantohave

C.worthwhiletodothanhave                           D.worthyofdoingthanhave

23.Understandingtheculturalhabitofanothernation,especially       containingasmanydifferentsubculturesastheUnitedStates,isacomplextask.

A.one           B.theone             C.that                    D.such

24.Whetherornotthenextplanwillyieldanypositiveresults       tobeseen.

A.remain      B.remains             C.isremained       D.haveremained

25.Ifeveragain        happensanaccidentlikethis,wewillhaveonlyourselvestoblame.

A.it             B.so                   C.there                   D.that

26.Thisisthemostimportantrespect         civilizedmancanbedistinguishedfromprimitivecommunities.

A.which      B.inwhich             C.withwhich          D.that

27.Withproduction        steadily,thefactoryneedsanever-increasingsupplyofrawmaterials.

A.havinggoneup                                                 B.goesup

C.goneup                                                            D.goingup

28.Ithoughtthetechnicianwastoblamefortheblowingofthefuse,butIseenow      Iwasmistaken.

A.how         B.that                 C.where                 D.why

29.Electroniccomputers,           manyadvantages,cannotcarryoutcreativeworkorreplaceman.

A.thoughhavinghad                                             B.whichhave

C.evenifhaving                                                   D.overwhichhave

30.Themembersofthedelegationwereglad         longerthanoriginallyplanned.

A.tobestaying                                                  B.staying

C.tohavestayed                                                   D.iftheystayed

31.Thestudentsweremuchencouraged         achancetotalkwiththeAmericansinEnglish.

A.toget       B.gotten      C.tohavegot         D.havinggot

32.Whenapersonisinahappyframeofmind,hemayagreeonthethingthathewon’ttolerate        whenheisnotintherightframeofmind.

A.doing       B.todo        C.done        D.tobedone

33.Recentlymanyschoolshavefacedwhatcouldbecalledthecrisisofcomprehensionor,insimpleterms,thephenomenonofstudentswithphonicandgrammarskillsstill        unabletounderstandwhattheyread.

A.are           B.tobe        C.being       D.havebeen

34.I         thetrainbutIoversleptthatmorning.

A.couldcatch                                                    B.mightcatch

C.musthavecaught                                    D.couldhavecaught

35.Itisverykindofyoutodothewashing-up,butyou        it.

A.mustn’thavedone                                       B.wouldn’thavedone

C.mightn’thavedone                                       D.didn’thavetodo

36.Takingmorevitaminthanthebodyneedsdoesnotmakeitfunctionbetter,       over-fulfillingtheoillampmakesitlightenbetter.

A.nomorethan       B.anymorethan            C.notmorethan       D.muchmorethan

37.DoyouhaveanyideawhatJimdoesallSunday?

Hespendsasmuchtimeidlingaboutashedoes.

A.hisstudy                    B.studying              C.tostudy                    D.onhisstudy

38.ThestudentIamteachingthisyearismuchmoreintelligentthan      Itaughtlastyear.

A.that                        B.one                     C.theone                    D.those

39.Justasthebuilderisskilledinthehandlingofhisbricks,         theexperiencedwriterinthehandlingofhiswords.

A.andsois                    B.asis                    C.thesameis                 D.sois

40.Thenewhotelhaserectedabeautifulbuildingwithrecreationareaandconferencefacilitiesonthetopfloor          thefinestviewofthecitycanbeobtained.

A.inwhich                    B.overwhich                 C.where                        D.there

41.Weagreetoaccept         theythoughtwasthebesttouristguide.

A.whatever                    B.whomever                  C.whichever                  D.whoever

42.Althoughmanypeopleviewconflictasbad,conflictissometimesuseful      itforcespeopletotesttherelativemeritsoftheirattitudesandbehaviors.

A.bywhich