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1.(341)Certain blocks of Melbourne, most notably the tiny alleyways throughout the central business district, seem to have more pubs and restaurants than there are people.
A. there are
B. their
C. are
D. they have
E. do
D
这些街区拥有pubs和restaurants的数量比拥有人的数量还多
2.(342)Modern pesticides provide a valuable service to farmers by inhibiting the reproduction or exterminating many insects.
A. inhibiting the reproduction or exterminating
B. the extermination or the inhibiting the growth of
C. the extermination of or the inhibition of the growth of
D. exterminated or inhibited reproduction of
E. exterminating or inhibiting the reproduction of
A
by doing or doing
exterminate消灭 insects
inhibit 抑制 reproduce
3.(343)HIV virus – the virus that causes AIDS – does not seem to transmit easily from person to person, though in China it has infected the family members and health care personnel taking care of them.
A. it has infected the family members and health care personnel taking care of them
B. it has infected the family members and health care personnel who had taken care of them
C. the virus has infected the family members and health care personnel who have taken care of them
D. the virus had infected the family members and health care personnel who took care of victims
E. it has infected the family members and health care personnel taking care of victims
C
ABE it指代不如the virus
D 时态不对 infected在take care后面
4.(344)In nests across North America, the host mother tries to identify their own eggs and weed out the fakes, but the brown-headed cowbird – a brood parasite that sneaks its eggs into other birds’ nests – produces eggs that look very similar to those of the host, making that task surprisingly difficult.
(A) the host mother tries to identify their own eggs and weed out the fakes, but the brown-headed cowbird – a brood parasite that sneaks its eggs into other birds’ nests – produces eggs that look very similar to those of the host, making that task surprisingly difficult
(B) the host mother tries to identify its own eggs and weed out the fakes, but the brown-headed cowbird – a brood parasite that sneaks its eggs into other birds’ nests – produces eggs that look very similar to that of the host, making it surprisingly difficult
(C) host mothers try to identify their own eggs and weed out the fakes, but the brown-headed cowbird – a brood parasite that sneaks its eggs into other birds’ nests – produces eggs that look very similar to the host’s, making that task surprisingly difficult
(D) host mothers try to identify their own eggs and weed out the fakes, but the brown-headed cowbird – a brood parasite that sneaks its eggs into other birds’ nests – produces eggs that look very similar to that of the host’s, making it surprisingly difficult
(E) host mothers try to identify its own eggs and weed out the fakes, but the brown-headed cowbird – a brood parasite that sneaks its eggs into other birds’ nests – produces eggs that look very similar to those of the host’s, making that task surprisingly difficult
D
A mother 和 their
B eggs 和 that
C 最后that指代不如it
E mothers 和 its
5.(345)Recently, two calliopes, hummingbirds that weigh one-tenth of an ounce each, were seen flying in several northeastern parks and conservancy centers instead of the Gulf of Mexico, their normal flight path at this time of year.
A: hummingbirds that weigh one-tenth of an ounce each, were seen flying in several northeastern parks and conservancy centers instead of the Gulf of Mexico, their normal flight path at this time of year
B: hummingbirds that weigh one-tenth of an ounce each, were seen flying in several northeastern parks and conservancy centers instead of the Gulf of Mexico, the birds’ normal location at this time of year
C: a hummingbird that weighs one-tenth of an ounce, were seen flying in several northeastern parks and conservancy centers; at this time of year, the birds’ normal flight path is over the Gulf of Mexico
D: hummingbirds that weigh one-tenth of an ounce each, were seen flying in several northeastern parks and conservancy centers; at this time of year, the birds’ normal flight path is over the Gulf of Mexico
E: a hummingbird that weighs one-tenth of an ounce, was seen flying in several northeastern parks and conservancy centers; at this time of year, its normal flight path is over the Gulf of Mexico
B
不太确定
6.(346)Though perhaps less visceral and emotionally satisfying than her previous novels, “The Namesake” attests to Jhumpa Lahiri’s ability to write a best seller that moves back and forth between the comic and tragic, the satirical and the intimately personal.
(A) that moves back and forth between the comic and tragic, the satirical and the intimately personal
(B) that moves back and forth between the comic and tragic, with the satirical and the intimately personal
(C) that has moved back and forth between the comic and tragic, and between the satirical and intimately personal
(D) moving back and forth between the comic and tragic, and the satirical and the intimately personal
(E) moving back and forth between the comic and tragic and the satirical and the intimately personal
B
7.(347)Noting that the company's network is vulnerable to viruses and spyware, the consultant has urged Infotech to upgrade its protection software, institute new policies for exchanging sensitive information, assembling a special team of information technology specialists to manage network security protocols.
A. assembling a special team of information technology specialists to manage
B. assembling a special team of information technology specialists for managing
C. assembling a special team of information technology specialists that manages
D. and assemble a special team of information technology specialists for managing
E. and assemble a special team of information technology specialists to manage
D
8.(348)The first shoe factory opened in 1760, but inexpensive shoes were not at all available to consumers for up until the industrial revolution of the 19th century.
A) The first shoe factory opened in 1760, but inexpensive shoes were not at all available to consumers for up until the industrial revolution of the 19th century.
B) The first shoe factory had opened in 1760, but until the industrial revolution of the 19th century, inexpensive shoes were not at all available to consumers.
C) The first shoe factory opened in 1760, however inexpensive shoes were not at all available to consumers until the industrial revolution of the 19th century
D) The first shoe factory, though it opened in 1760, inexpensive shoes were not available to consumers up until the industrial revolution of the 19th century.
E) The first shoe factory opened in 1760, but inexpensive shoes were not available to consumers until the industrial revolution of the 19th century.
E
9.(349)Medieval monks, through their manuscript illuminations, meticulously embellishing the elaborate calligraphy, communicated their interpretive understanding of the texts they illustrated.
(A) Medieval monks, through their manuscript illuminations, meticulously embellishing the elaborate calligraphy, communicated
(B) Through their manuscript illuminations, meticulously embellishing the elaborate calligraphy, medieval monks communicated
(C) Through their manuscript illuminations, with which they meticulously embellished elaborate calligraphy, medieval monks communicated
(D) Meticulously embellishing the elaborate calligraphy, medieval monks, through their manuscript illuminations communicated
(E) Medieval monks, through their manuscript illuminations, meticulously embellished them and communicated
C
10.(350)Although it was known that inductive action travelled with finite velocity in space, and that an electro-magnet would affect the space about it practically inversely as the square of the distance, nearly all the physicists failed to form the only conception of it that was possible.
A. and that an electro-magnet would affect the space about it practically inversely as the square of the distance
B. and an electro-magnet would affect the space about it practically inversely as the square of the distance
C. and also that an electro-magnet would affect the space about it practically inversely like the square of the distance
D. and that an electro-magnet would affect the space about them practically inversely as the square of the distance
E. and also known that an electro-magnet would affect the space about it practically inversely as the square of the distance
A
and also排除 CE
D them
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