【揽瓜阁语法打卡小分队】Day65

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Day65
1.(241)Nobody—not even those at the Silicon Valley start-up who have access to the code and data—can tell what piece of data came together in combination with what other piece of data to result in the finding the program had made.
D
(A) in combination with what other piece of data to result in the finding the program had made
(B) in combination with what other piece of data to result in the program’s findings
(C) with what other piece of data to result in the finding the program had made
(D) with what other piece of data to result in the finding the program made
(E) with what other piece of data, resulting in the finding the program made

2.(242)If the Metropolitan Museum of Art had not decided to display together the 34 paintings, 58 works on paper, two sculptures and sundry items including prints that have made up its Picasso collection, some truths and questions about the most important figure of 20th century Western art might not have been aired.
B
A) If the Metropolitan Museum of Art had not decided to display together the 34 paintings, 58 works on paper, two sculptures and sundry items including prints that have made up its Picasso collection

B) If the Metropolitan Museum of Art had not decided to display together the 34 paintings, 58 works on paper, two sculptures and sundry items including prints that make up its Picasso collection

C) If the Metropolitan Museum of Art would not have decided to display together the 34 paintings, 58 works on paper, two sculptures and sundry items including prints, that make up its Picasso collection

D) If the Metropolitan Museum of Art would not have decided to display together the 34 paintings, 58 works on paper, two sculptures and sundry items including prints that have made up its Picasso collection

E) If the Metropolitan Museum of Art had decided to display together the 34 paintings, 58 works on paper, two sculptures and sundry items including prints, making up its Picasso collection

3.(243)In all, fifteen or more Greenwich Capital employees have been tied to insider trading while at the fund, with four to plead guilty and more likely.
C
(A) In all, fifteen or more Greenwich Capital employees were tied to insider trading while at the fund, with four to plead guilty and more likely.

(B) All told, fifteen or more Greenwich Capital employees had been tied to insider trading while at the fund, with four having pleaded guilty and more likely.

(C) All told, at least fifteen Greenwich Capital employees have been tied to insider trading while at the fund; four have pleaded guilty and more are likely to do so.

(D) In all, at least fifteen Greenwich Capital employees have been tied to insider trading while at the fund; with four having pleaded guilty and more are likely to do so.

(E) All told, at least fifteen Greenwich Capital employees have been tied to insider trading while at the fund; four have pleaded guilty and more are likely.

4.(244)All major Canadian cities reported significantly higher hotel occupancy in the four months from June through September last year than that of a similar period a year earlier
D
(A) that of a similar period
(B) a similar period
(C) those of a similar period's
(D) during a similar period
(E) that during a similar period

5.(245)The board recommended that additional funding for the completion of the town pool, which could be open as early as next year, should be obtained through private donations not through tax revenue.
D
A) that additional funding for the completion of the town pool, which could be open as early as next year, should be obtained through private donations not through tax revenue.

B) that additional funding for the town pool’s completion, which could be open as early as next year, be obtained through private donations not through tax revenue.

C) that additional funding for the completion of the town pool, perhaps open as early as next year, be obtained through private donations not through tax revenue.

D) that additional funding for the completion of the town pool, which could be open as early as next year, be obtained through private donations not tax revenue.

E) that additional funding for the completion of the town pool, which could be open as early as next year, is obtained through private donations not through tax revenue.

6.(246)In the field of eugenics, geneticists have thoroughly scrutinized the human genome and its ability to shape certain traits to select and pre-determine an increasing impressive number of physiological characteristics in the unborn, each “ready to order” to parents’ specifications.
D错 选E
(A) increasing impressive number of physiological characteristics in the unborn, each
(B) increasingly impressive number of physiological characteristics in those not yet born, and each one
(C) increasing impressive number of physiological characteristics in those unborn who are
(D) increasingly impressive number of physiological characteristics in the unborn, all of them
(E) increasingly impressive number of physiological characteristics in the unborn

7.(247)Evidence, including bedding and other domestic artifacts, shows that the ancient people who lived there used it as a base camp from which they hunted antelope, gazelles, and bison, and feasted on turtles, hares, and ostrich eggs.
A
A) from which they hunted antelope, gazelles, and bison, and feasted
B) from which they hunted antelope, gazelles, bison, and feasted
C) from which they hunted antelope, gazelles, and bison, feasting
D) and they hunted antelope, gazelles, and bison, feasting
E) and they hunted antelope, gazelles, and bison, and feasted

8.(248)Arteriviruses are a genus of microorganisms that cause digestive and respiratory infections, sometimes benign and sometimes severe, in humans, other mammals, and birds.
D错，选A
(A) Arteriviruses are a genus of microorganisms that cause digestive and respiratory infections, sometimes benign and sometimes severe, in humans, other mammals, and birds.

(B) Arteriviruses are a genus of microorganisms that causes digestive and respiratory infections, sometimes benign and sometimes severe, in humans and other mammals, and in birds.

(C) Arteriviruses are a genus of microorganisms that cause digestive and respiratory infections that are sometimes benign and sometimes severe, in humans, other mammals, and in birds.

(D) Arteriviruses are a genus of microorganisms, which cause digestive and respiratory infections that are sometimes benign and sometimes severe, in humans, other mammals, and birds.

(E) Arteriviruses, a genus of microorganisms, cause digestive and respiratory infections, sometimes benign and sometimes severe, in humans, other mammals, and in birds.

9.(249)In the U.S. Army, individual squads are combined to form platoons of 16 to 44 soldiers, each of which consists of a lieutenant and an NCO (non-commissioned officer), who are first and second in command, respectively.
B
A. each of which consists of a lieutenant and an NCO (non-commissioned officer)
B. each platoon consisting of a lieutenant and an NCO (non-commissioned officer)
C. with each of them consisting of a lieutenant and an NCO (non-commissioned officer)
D. and each platoon consisting of a lieutenant and an NCO (non-commissioned officer)
E. each consists of a lieutenant and an NCO (non-commissioned officer)

10.(250)Though Homo habilis made blunt cutting tools, Neanderthals fashioned finer implements, tapering from the butt to the point and flaked on two sides, to form the familiar teardrop now paradigmatic of early man.
D错，选A
(A) point and flaked on two sides, to form
(B) point, flaked on two sides, and formed
(C) point, flaking on two sides, that form
(D) point, flaking on two sides, forming
(E) point and flaked on two sides, form

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day65        1        "1.(241)Nobody—not even those at the Silicon Valley start-up who have access to the code and data—can tell what piece of data came together in combination with what other piece of data to result in the finding the program had made.

(A) in combination with what other piece of data to result in the finding the program had made
(B) in combination with what other piece of data to result in the program’s findings
(C) with what other piece of data to result in the finding the program had made
(D) with what other piece of data to result in the finding the program made
(E) with what other piece of data, resulting in the finding the program made"        D                FALSE        ABin combination和together重复了，C时态错误，E意思错了，应该是分清楚两个piece of data在program里的不同结果
day65        2        "2.(242)If the Metropolitan Museum of Art had not decided to display together the 34 paintings, 58 works on paper, two sculptures and sundry items including prints that have made up its Picasso collection, some truths and questions about the most important figure of 20th century Western art might not have been aired.

A) If the Metropolitan Museum of Art had not decided to display together the 34 paintings, 58 works on paper, two sculptures and sundry items including prints that have made up its Picasso collection

B) If the Metropolitan Museum of Art had not decided to display together the 34 paintings, 58 works on paper, two sculptures and sundry items including prints that make up its Picasso collection

C) If the Metropolitan Museum of Art would not have decided to display together the 34 paintings, 58 works on paper, two sculptures and sundry items including prints, that make up its Picasso collection

D) If the Metropolitan Museum of Art would not have decided to display together the 34 paintings, 58 works on paper, two sculptures and sundry items including prints that have made up its Picasso collection

E) If the Metropolitan Museum of Art had decided to display together the 34 paintings, 58 works on paper, two sculptures and sundry items including prints, making up its Picasso collection"        B                FALSE        句子是虚拟语气，display这个行为发生在might have been aired前面，排除CD；E的话语义错误，A时态不对
day65        3        "3.(243)In all, fifteen or more Greenwich Capital employees have been tied to insider trading while at the fund, with four to plead guilty and more likely.

(A) In all, fifteen or more Greenwich Capital employees were tied to insider trading while at the fund, with four to plead guilty and more likely.

(B) All told, fifteen or more Greenwich Capital employees had been tied to insider trading while at the fund, with four having pleaded guilty and more likely.

(C) All told, at least fifteen Greenwich Capital employees have been tied to insider trading while at the fund; four have pleaded guilty and more are likely to do so.

(D) In all, at least fifteen Greenwich Capital employees have been tied to insider trading while at the fund; with four having pleaded guilty and more are likely to do so.

(E) All told, at least fifteen Greenwich Capital employees have been tied to insider trading while at the fund; four have pleaded guilty and more are likely."        C                FALSE       
day65        4        "4.(244)All major Canadian cities reported significantly higher hotel occupancy in the four months from June through September last year than that of a similar period a year earlier.

(A) that of a similar period
(B) a similar period
(C) those of a similar period's
(D) during a similar period
(E) that during a similar period"        A                FALSE        今年的hotel occupancy和去年同时段的酒店入住率比较
day65        5        "5.(245)The board recommended that additional funding for the completion of the town pool, which could be open as early as next year, should be obtained through private donations not through tax revenue.

A) that additional funding for the completion of the town pool, which could be open as early as next year, should be obtained through private donations not through tax revenue.

B) that additional funding for the town pool’s completion, which could be open as early as next year, be obtained through private donations not through tax revenue.

C) that additional funding for the completion of the town pool, perhaps open as early as next year, be obtained through private donations not through tax revenue.

D) that additional funding for the completion of the town pool, which could be open as early as next year, be obtained through private donations not tax revenue.

E) that additional funding for the completion of the town pool, which could be open as early as next year, is obtained through private donations not through tax revenue."        D                FALSE        A recommend不和should一起；B变成completion could be open；C指代不明确；E is错了，用原型
day65        6        "6.(246)In the field of eugenics, geneticists have thoroughly scrutinized the human genome and its ability to shape certain traits to select and pre-determine an increasing impressive number of physiological characteristics in the unborn, each “ready to order” to parents’ specifications.

(A) increasing impressive number of physiological characteristics in the unborn, each
(B) increasingly impressive number of physiological characteristics in those not yet born, and each one
(C) increasing impressive number of physiological characteristics in those unborn who are
(D) increasingly impressive number of physiological characteristics in the unborn, all of them
(E) increasingly impressive number of physiological characteristics in the unborn"        E                FALSE        前面是human genome and its ability，最后是单数不是复数，排除CD。A increasingly
day65        7        "7.(247)Evidence, including bedding and other domestic artifacts, shows that the ancient people who lived there used it as a base camp from which they hunted antelope, gazelles, and bison, and feasted on turtles, hares, and ostrich eggs.

A) from which they hunted antelope, gazelles, and bison, and feasted
B) from which they hunted antelope, gazelles, bison, and feasted
C) from which they hunted antelope, gazelles, and bison, feasting
D) and they hunted antelope, gazelles, and bison, feasting
E) and they hunted antelope, gazelles, and bison, and feasted"        A                FALSE        那些原始人在那里抓Antelope，吃turtle的意思么...
day65        8        "8.(248)Arteriviruses are a genus of microorganisms that cause digestive and respiratory infections, sometimes benign and sometimes severe, in humans, other mammals, and birds.

(A) Arteriviruses are a genus of microorganisms that cause digestive and respiratory infections, sometimes benign and sometimes severe, in humans, other mammals, and birds.

(B) Arteriviruses are a genus of microorganisms that causes digestive and respiratory infections, sometimes benign and sometimes severe, in humans and other mammals, and in birds.

(C) Arteriviruses are a genus of microorganisms that cause digestive and respiratory infections that are sometimes benign and sometimes severe, in humans, other mammals, and in birds.

(D) Arteriviruses are a genus of microorganisms, which cause digestive and respiratory infections that are sometimes benign and sometimes severe, in humans, other mammals, and birds.

(E) Arteriviruses, a genus of microorganisms, cause digestive and respiratory infections, sometimes benign and sometimes severe, in humans, other mammals, and in birds."        A                        A B and C，排除BE，CDthat不对
day65        9        "9.(249)In the U.S. Army, individual squads are combined to form platoons of 16 to 44 soldiers, each of which consists of a lieutenant and an NCO (non-commissioned officer), who are first and second in command, respectively.

A. each of which consists of a lieutenant and an NCO (non-commissioned officer)
B. each platoon consisting of a lieutenant and an NCO (non-commissioned officer)
C. with each of them consisting of a lieutenant and an NCO (non-commissioned officer)
D. and each platoon consisting of a lieutenant and an NCO (non-commissioned officer)
E. each consists of a lieutenant and an NCO (non-commissioned officer)"        E                       
day65        10        "10.(250)Though Homo habilis made blunt cutting tools, Neanderthals fashioned finer implements, tapering from the butt to the point and flaked on two sides, to form the familiar teardrop now paradigmatic of early man.

(A) point and flaked on two sides, to form
(B) point, flaked on two sides, and formed
(C) point, flaking on two sides, that form
(D) point, flaking on two sides, forming
(E) point and flaked on two sides, form"        B                       

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1. d together with
2. b that make up用现在时好一些，没有强调到现在的影响
3. c ；后面是一个完整句子
4. d 类似句子I read more books today than yesterday.但是考场上反应不过来，本能的选that during ,如果换成I read more books today than books yesterday,感觉怪怪的。所以这题比较的是状语？也不是啊，I read more books today than the books I read yesterday？
5.d recommend 虚拟语气
6.e 副词修饰形容词，d应是whom
7.a
8.a 语意
9.b
10.a

Ak777

1D  together with/ together in combination with 啰嗦排AB；E的结果状语是对前面整句结果，不太对，应该对前句后半部分那个啥没太读懂，进行修饰，C过完没必要
2B 不可能发生的条件，过去完成，而真实的那部分，用正常时态
3C 分号后完整句子排D，having…..排B ；likely to do so正确，排AE
4D in the four months….. / during a similar period前面是一段时期，后面是一段时期，最合理
5D 虚拟语气原型
x6D 最后未划线应该修饰 unborn
x7E 感觉不出ancient people from the camp 这个from，错选
8A 后面的修饰都在修饰 Arteriviruses
9B each platoon 确保意思准确
x10B CE直接排，怎么都不平行；ABD，D中一个连词没有，未划线部分也没有，肯定不对。当时感觉B更合理，point后面有个逗号，现在想想，多了这个逗号，tapering from the butt to the point变成夹心修饰不知道是修饰前面还是后面，似乎也不太合理。。。主要还是词汇量不够