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SAT写作7范文

SAT写作7范文

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1.Youcannotexpecttotreatyourfriendsbadlyandnoonenotices.

（A）andnoonenotices

（B）andhavenoonenotice

（C）withoutnoticebysomeone

（D）withoutnoticebynoone

（E）withouttheresultofsomebodynoticing

2.InDeathofaSalesmanWillyLomanmistakenlybelievesthathissonshavenoflaws,believingwhichleadstomanyproblemsfortheentirefamily.

（A）believingwhichleads

（B）abeliefthatleads

（C）andwhichistolead

（D）thebeliefofwhichleads

（E）hisbelievingthisleads

3.Althoughthecandidatepromisedbothtocuttaxesandimproveservices,hefailedtokeepeitherofthemaftertheelection.

（A）Althoughthecandidatepromisedbothtocuttaxesandimproveservices,he

（B）Thecandidate,havingpromisedbothtocuttaxesandimproveservices,

（C）Althoughthecandidatemadepromisesbothtocuttaxesandimproveservices,he

（D）Havingpromised,first,tocuttaxesand,second,toimproveservices,thecandidate

（E）Thecandidate’spromiseswerebothtocuttaxesandimproveservices,he

4.ChinesewatercolorshavebecomemorepopularthanAmericanandEuropeanartistswhoaretheircontemporaries.

（A）AmericanandEuropeanartistswhoaretheircontemporaries

（B）contemporaryAmericanandEuropeanartists

（C）thosebycontemporaryAmericanandEuropeanartistsoftheperiod

（D）thoseofAmericanandEuropeanpicturesofthesameperiod

（E）thosebycontemporaryAmericanandEuropeanArtists

5.Chessplayersfindthatplayingagainstacomputerishelpfultoimprove（A）their（B）skills,eventhough（C）

nochess-playingcomputerhasyetwon（D）achampionship.Noerror（E）

6.Oneoftheunforeseenconsequencesoftheeditor’smanagementstyleisthatitleavessolittleroomforinnovation.

（A）thatitleavessolittleroomforinnovation

（B）thattheyleavesolittleroomforinnovation

（C）thatsufficientroomisnotleftfortheirinnovation

（D）thatinnovationhassolittleroomleftfromit

（E）toleavesolittleroomforinnovation

7.Themayorclaimedthatamajorityofthepropertyownerswouldhavefavoredherproposalifputtothevote.

（A）wouldhavefavoredherproposalifput

（B）wouldhavefavoredherproposalifithadbeenput

（C）favoredherproposalifitwouldhavebeenput

（D）favoredherproposalifput

（E）favoredherproposaliftheywereput

8.Thepsychologiststatesthatmostpeoplewantthesamethings:

interestingandmeaningfulwork,respect,andtohavethembelovedforthemselvesalone.

（A）interestingandmeaningfulwork,respect,andtohavethembelovedforthemselvesalone

（B）tohaveinterestingandmeaningfulwork,respect,andlovedforthemselvesalone

（C）workthathasinterestandismeaningful,tohaverespect,andtobelovedforthemselvesalone

（D）interestingandmeaningfulwork,respect,andtheirownlove

（E）tohaveinterestingandmeaningfulwork,toberespected,andtobelovedforthemselvesalone

9.Byemployingexoticharmoniesandmakingunusualuseofinstrument,Mahlerwasapathfinderfromromanticismtomodernmusic.

（A）Mahlerwasapathfinder

（B）apathwascreatedbyMahler

（C）Mahlercreatedapath

（D）Mahlerwasthecreatorofapath

（E）washowMahlercreatedapath

10.Inthepast,manyfamouspaintersmeticulouslygroundtheirowncolors,anattentiontodetailthatisnoteworthy.

（A）anattentiontodetailthatisnoteworthy

（B）inasmuchastheyshowedattentiontodetail,itisnoteworthy

（C）thismakesitnoteworthyinshowingtheirattentiontodetail

（D）anideathatisnoteworthyinshowingtheirattentiontodetail

（E）whichisnoteworthyanditshowsanattentiontodetail

11.Byincludingpiecesofcloth,newspaper,wallpaper,andothermaterialsinhiswork,Picasso’sinnovationhadanimportantinfluenceontwentieth-centuryart.

（A）Picasso’sinnovationhadanimportantinfluenceon

（B）thisinnovationofPicasso’swasimportantinitsinfluenceover

（C）Picasso’simportantinnovativeinfluencewason

（D）Picassowasinfluential,withhisinnovation,over

（E）theinnovativePicassowasanimportantinfluenceon

12.OnceAmericanfilmslookedslickandcommercialcomparedtoEuropeanimports;now,almostthereverseistrue.

（A）now,almostthereverseistrue

（B）nowtheyarealmostthereverse

（C）instead,thereisalmostthereversalnow

（D）nowitisalmostthereversethatistrue

（E）ithasnowbeenalmostreversed

13.Thetilesaresortednotonlybytheirsurfaceappearancebutalsoaccordingtotheirhardnessandtheircapacityofconductingheat.

（A）accordingtotheirhardnessandtheircapacityofconductingheat

（B）accordingtotheirhardnessandoftheirheat-conductingcapacity

（C）bytheirhardnessandtheircapacityforconductingheat

（D）bytheirhardnessandcapacityinheatconduction

14.Aftertheprincecharacterizedmodernarchitectureasugly（A）,hehasbeenseverely（B）criticizedforhavingbeen（C）sooutspoken（D）inpublic.Noerror.（E）

15.Ihavegoneto（A）onlyone（B）footballgameafter（C）Igraduated（D）fromhighschool.Noerror.（E）

16.Airportrunwaysmustbeconstantlysweptconstantly clearoftrashandotherdebristhatcouldbesuckedintoajet-engineintakeoritcouldcauseaseriousaccident.

（A）intakeoritcouldcauseaseriousaccident

（B）intake,thiscausesaseriousaccident

（C）intakeandcauseaseriousaccident

（D）intake,preventingaseriousaccident

（E）intakeandavoidingaseriousaccident

17.Exceptinmathematics,absoluteproofismoreoftenanidealtobesoughtthanagoaltobereached,afactthatthecourtsrecognizebysettingvaryingstandardsofprooffordifferentkindofcases.

（A）afactthatthecourtsrecognizebysetting

（B）whichthecourtsrecognizeandset

（C）andthisisrecognizedwhenthecourtsaresetting

（D）andthisisrecognizedbythecourtswhentheyset

（E）andthecourtsrecognizethisfactsetting

18.Althoughfascinatedbychanceandcoincidence,PaulAuster’snovelsarewrittenwithcarefulattentiontostyleandbalance.

（A）PaulAuster’snovelsarewritten

（B）PaulAuster’snovelswerewritten

（C）PaulAusterwriteshisnovels

（D）PaulAusterisawriter

（E）PaulAusterhadwrote

19.Ineighteenth-centuryFrance,economicinequalitiesmademanypeopleangry,andaviolentrevolutionwasfueled.

（A）angry,andaviolentrevolutionwasfueled

（B）angry;itfueledaviolentrevolution

（C）angry,andthisangerfueledaviolentrevolution

（D）angry,thatangerfueledaviolentrevolution

（E）angry;thusfuelingaviolentrevolution

20.Societiesactingthroughtheirgovernmentsmaketherulestostatewhichactsareillegal,butalthoughwaristhemostviolentofhumanactivities,ithasnotbeendeclaredillegalbyanyoftheworld’sgovernmentsortheiragencies.

（A）tostate

（B）stating

（C）whentheystate

（D）thatarestating

（E）wheretheystate

21.Inadditionto（A）being（B）atalentedpianistandcomposer,BélaBartókwasarespected（C）musicologistwhowrote（D）severalbooksonHungarian,Slovakian,andRomanianfolkmusic.Noerror（E）

22.Adultladybugsoftenpreyonagriculturalorgardenpests,causingmanyfruitgrowerstoconsiderthemamongthemostbeneficialinsects.

（A）causingmanyfruitgrowersto

（B）therefore,manyfruitgrowers

（C）thiscausesmanyfruitgrowersto

（D）whichcausemanyfruitgrowersto

（E）manyfruitgrowers

23:

Decorativearts,artformsthathaveamainlypracticalorornamentalpurpose,andincludeceramics,basketry,furnituremaking,andglassblowing.

     （A）andinclude

     （B）including

     （C）includes

     （D）include

     （E）whichinclude

24:

ManyofbluesgreatBessieSmith'ssongsdescribetheexperienceofsouthernBlackmigrants,especiallythestrugglesofBlackwomentoadjusttourbanlifeinthenorthernUnitedStates.

      （A）thestrugglesofBlackwomentoadjust

      （B）howBlackwomenstruggledatadjusting

      （C）whenitwasBlackwomenstrugglingtoadjust

      （D）Blackwomen,theystruggledwithadjusting

      （E）forBlackwomenandstrugglingtoadjust

25:

TheBretonswhobeganemigratingtotheUnitedStatesfromtheBrittanyregionofFranceintheearlytwentiethcenturyweredistinguishedfromotherFrenchcitizensbytheirCelticorigin,butabout40percentofthosewhoemigratedspokeaCelticlanguagecloselyrelatedtoWelsh.

       （A）butabout40percentofthosewhoemigratedspoke

       （B）about40percentofwhomspoke

       （C）about40percentofwhichwerespeaking

       （D）withabout40percentofthosewhoemigratedspeaking

       （E）where40percentofthemwerespeakingng

26:

Almostallanimalsthathibernateprepareforitduringsummerbyeatinglargeamountsof               A                B                 C

food,whichtheyconverttothicklayersoffat.Noerror

         D                                      E

27:

Ifyoucanacquire（A）thenecessarycaloriesbydrinking（B）gasolineinsteadofbyeatingfood,you（C）

wouldbeabletorun26milesonaboutone-twelfthofagallonofgas.Noerror.

                D                                                         E

28InmanylargecitiesintheUnitedStates,thepresenceofaculturally（A）diversepopulationhasled（B）torepeatedcallsthat（C）curriculataughtwhollyorpartly（D）inlanguagesotherthanEnglish.NoError.（E）

29  Ofancientorigin（A）,theg