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Day62 (错了1 & 2 & 4 & 7 & 10)
1.(211)To many critics, it seems strange for Ms. Tramonivic, 72, the legendary print and visual artist who almost singlehandedly brought performance art to the general public and to large venues, to be working on a small off-Broadway dance project.
A) for Ms. Tramonivic, 72, the legendary print and visual artist who almost singlehandedly brought performance art to the general public and to large venues, to be working on a small off-Broadway dance project.
B) that Ms. Tramonivic, 72, the legendary print and visual artist who almost singlehandedly brought performance art to the general public and large venues, be working on a small off Broadway-dance project.
C) that Ms. Tramonivic, who is 72 and the legendary print and visual artist that almost singlehandedly brought performance art to the general public and large venues, is working on a small off-Broadway dance project.
D) for Ms. Tramonivic, 72, the legendary print and visual artist who almost singlehandedly brought performance art to the general public, to large venues, and to be working on a small off Broadway dance project.
E) that Ms. Tramonivic, who is 72 and the legendary print and visual artist who almost singlehandedly brought performance art to the general public and large venues, to be working on a small off-Broadway dance project.
答案:C
句子完整性,缺谓语,排除A B D E
2.(212)According to Nassim Taleb, the reason that most successful Wall Street traders make more money than their peers is not that they are more skilled but because they are lucky.
A. the reason that most successful Wall Street traders make more money than their peers is not that they are more skilled but because they are lucky.
B. most successful Wall Street traders make more money than their peers not because they are more skilled, but because they are lucky.
C. the reason for most successful Wall Street traders making more money than their peers is that they are lucky and not because they are more skilled.
D. most successful Wall Street traders make more money than their peers because of their luck, not because they are more skilled.
E. the reason why most successful Wall Street traders make more money than their peers is that they are not more skilled but lucky.
答案:E
Is not that…but because…不平行,排除A;缺谓语,排除B;is that they are lucky and not because 不对称,排除C;缺谓语,排除D
3.(213)The addition of Mr. Stevens, who is a rare critic of the company and betting its stock will fall, is the latest adjustment to a yearly convention that is normally a complete affirmation of the company’s board and its policies.
A. The addition of Mr. Stevens, who is a rare critic of the company and betting its stock will fall, is the latest adjustment
B. Betting its stock will fall, Mr. Stevens, who is a rare critic of the company and has been added, is the latest adjustment
C. A rare critic of the company, the addition of Mr. Stevens, who is betting the stock will fall, is the latest adjustment
D. The addition of Mr. Stevens, who is a rare critic of the company and is betting its stock will fall, is the latest adjustment
E. With his addition, Mr. Stevens, a rare critic of the company who is betting its stock will fall, is the latest adjustment
4.(214)In the minds of many Europeans, before Canada was Canada, it was a vast wilderness, a cold and inhospitable place that nonetheless was the ancestral home of many Inuit tribes.
(A) before Canada was Canada, it was a vast wilderness
(B) before there was Canada, it was a vast wilderness
(C) it was a vast wilderness that was Canada
(D) Canada was what was a vast wilderness
(E) Canada was what had been known as a vast wilderness
答案:E
In the minds of many Europeans给出主语Canada,排除A B C
Was what was句子糅杂,排除D
5.(215)The weight of the average American male today is roughly fifteen percent greater than fifty years ago.
A. The weight of the average American male today is roughly fifteen percent greater than fifty years ago.
B. The weight of the average American male is roughly fifteen percent greater today than fifty years ago.
C. Today, the weight of the average American male is roughly fifteen percent greater than fifty years ago.
D. The average American male weighs roughly fifteen percent more today than fifty years ago.
E. The weight of the average American male today is roughly fifteen percent greater than it was fifty years ago.
6.(216)During World War II the Department of Defense was the nation's largest employer, directly employing over 16 million soldiers who served in combat and thousands more support staffers who served the war effort domestically, and which indirectly supported several million additional jobs through its extensive use of the manufacturing and trasportation industries.
(A) During World War II the Department of Defense was the nation's largest employer, directly employing
(B) The Department of Defense was the nation's largest employer during World War II, which directly employed
(C) During World War II the Department of Defense was the nation's largest employer and employed
(D) The nation's largest employer during World War II was the Department of Defense was, directly employing
(E) During World War II the nation's largest employer was the Department of Defense, which directly employed
答案:E
无法与and which平行,排除A;Which修饰World War II, 排除B;and改变句子逻辑关系,排除C;the Department of Defense was,was多余,排除D
7.(217)There are new concerns being raised about the use of supercomputers in health care, where artificial intelligence is used to establish which skin lesions are cancerous, to identify early-stage cancer in blood, predict heart disease, determine what compounds could help extend healthy life spans, and more.
(A) predict heart disease, determine what compounds could help extend healthy life spans, and more
(B) to predict heart disease, determining what compounds could help extend healthy life spans
(C) to predict heart disease, and to determine what compounds could help extend healthy life spans, and more
(D) to predict heart disease, to determine what compounds could help extend healthy life spans, and more
(E) predict heart disease, determine what compounds could help extend healthy life spans
答案:C
To establish, to identify and to predict平行,and more与life spans平行,选C
8.(218)Ending a contentious political stalemate that frightened global business leaders, the new Italian Prime Minister, Enrico Letta, has finally formed a rare coalition government that united liberals and conservatives—and included a record number of women and Italy’s first nonwhite ministers—to guide Italy, Europe’s third-largest economy, out of stagnation.
(A) frightened global business leaders, the new Italian Prime Minister, Enrico Letta, has finally formed a rare coalition government that united liberals and conservatives—and included a record number of women and Italy’s first nonwhite ministers—to guide Italy, Europe’s
(B) had frightened global business leaders, the new Italian Prime Minister, Enrico Letta, finally formed a rare coalition government uniting liberals and conservatives—and including a record number of women and Italy’s first nonwhite minister—to guide Italy, with Europe’s
(C) had been frightening global business leaders, the new Italian Prime Minister, Enrico Letta, has finally formed a rare coalition government uniting liberals and conservatives—and that include a record number of women and Italy’s first nonwhite minister —to guide Italy, which has Europe’s
(D) had frightened global business leaders, the new Italian Prime Minister, Enrico Letta, finally formed a rare coalition government that united liberals and conservatives—and including a record number of women and Italy’s first nonwhite minister—to guide Italy, which has Europe’s
(E) frightened global business leaders, the new Italian Prime Minister, Enrico Letta, finally formed a rare coalition government to unite liberals and conservatives—and includes a record number of women and Italy’s first nonwhite minister—and to guide Italy, with Europe’s
答案:B
Has finally formed发生在frightened之前,错误,排除A;and that include与uniting不平行,排除C;and including与that united不平行,排除D;and includes与formed不平行,排除E
9.(219)The jab, a boxing technique, although not as impressive as a powerful left-hook, is an underappreciated technique that preserves balance and high mobility, keeping the opponent at a distance, and compromises the other fighter's guard, providing an opportunity for a more powerful strike.
A. keeping the opponent at a distance, and compromises the other fighter's guard, providing
B. keeping the opponent at a distance, and compromising the other fighter's guard, providing
C. keeps the opponent at a distance, and compromising the other fighter's guard, providing
D. keeps the opponent at a distance, and compromises the other fighter's guard, providing
E. keeping the opponent at a distance, and compromising the other fighter's guard, provides
答案:D
Preserves, keeps and compromises平行,providing表示结果,选择D
10.(220)The total remittance transfers sent across the world from the top three industrial nations in recent years is almost $100 billion annually, according to the Government Budget Office, or roughly the equivalent of those three countries’ foreign assistance budget.
(A) years is almost $100 billion annually, according to the Government Budget Office, or roughly the equivalent of those three countries’ foreign assistance budgets.
(B) years is almost $100 billion annually, according to the Government Budget Office, roughly the equivalent of those three countries’ foreign assistance budgets.
(C) years are almost $100 billion annually, according to the Government Budget Office, or roughly the equivalent of those three countries’ foreign assistance budgets.
(D) years – almost $100 billion annually – are, according to the Government Budget Office, roughly the equivalent of those three countries’ foreign assistance budgets.
(E) years, an amount that is almost $100 billion annually, are, according to the Government Budge Office, roughly the equivalent of the foreign assistance budgets of those three countries.
答案:E
主语transfers为复数,排除A B; or前后不平行,排除C;almost $100 billion annually解释years,逻辑错误,排除D
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