可汗学院新SAT语法真题下载

目录Practice Test 1 (2)Practice Test 2 (19)Practice Test 3 (36)Practice Test 4 (52)Practice Test 5 (68)Practice Test 6 (84)Practice Test 7 (99)Practice Test 8 (114)Practice Test 9 (129)Practice Test 10 (143)Practice Test 1题干 1. A recent report indicates that sleep-deprived drivers caused more than 100,000 accidents last years, they fall asleep at the wheel.选项(A)year, they fall(B)year, and they fall(C)year by falling(D)year and falling(E)year, they were falling解析A项错误，两个句子之间不能用逗号连接且不并列。

B项错误，时态歧义而且逻辑C项正确，用动名词将两个句子揉成了一个。

D项错误，falling找不到并列的成分。

E项错误，两个句子不能用逗号连接且不并列。

翻译一个最近的报告显示，近些年睡眠不足的司机导致了超过十万起事故，因为他们开车的时候睡着了。

备注题干 2. The depths of the Arctic Ocean are hard to study, mainly because the icy surface is being difficult to penetrate using current techniques.选项(A)to study, mainly because the icy surface is being(B)to study as a result of the icy surface, mainly, is(C)to study, mainly because the icy surface is(D)studying, mainly from the icy surface being(E)studying, mainly resulting from the icy surface being解析A项没有语法错误，但is being为现在进行时，不合适。

sat语法试题及答案SAT语法试题及答案1. 选择下列句子中语法正确的一项。

A) The book that I read yesterday was very interesting.B) The book that I read yesterday is very interesting.C) The book that I read yesterday were very interesting.D) The book that I read yesterday has been very interesting. 答案：A2. 下列句子中，哪个选项使用了正确的标点符号？A) The weather was hot, and humid, and sticky.B) The weather was hot and humid, and sticky.C) The weather was hot; and humid, and sticky.D) The weather was hot, and humid and sticky.答案：B3. 以下句子中，哪个选项的动词时态使用正确？A) I have been working on this project since last week.B) I was working on this project since last week.C) I had been working on this project since last week.D) I will have been working on this project since last week. 答案：A4. 选择下列句子中主谓一致正确的一项。

A) The team are playing well together.B) The team is playing well together.C) The players are playing well together.D) The players is playing well together.答案：B5. 下列句子中，哪个选项使用了正确的平行结构？A) She enjoys reading, to swim, and hiking.B) She enjoys reading, swimming, and hiking.C) She enjoys to read, to swim, and hiking.D) She enjoys reading, swimming, and to hike. 答案：B6. 选择下列句子中语法正确的一项。

Chapter 16Sample Writing and Language Test QuestionsWriting and Language Test35 MINUTES, 44 QUESTIONSTurn to Section 2 of your answer sheet to answer the questions in this section.DIRECTIONSEach passage below is accompanied by a number of questions. For some questions, you will consider how the passage might be revised to improve the expression of ideas. For other questions, you will consider how the passage might be edited to correct errors in sentence structure, usage, or punctuation. A passage or a question may be accompanied by one or more graphics (such as a table or graph) that you will consider as you make revising and editing decisions.Some questions will direct you to an underlined portion of a passage. Other questions will direct you to a location in a passage or ask you to think about the passage as a whole.After reading each passage, choose the answer to each question that most effectively improves the quality of writing in the passage or that makes the passage conform to the conventions of standard written English. Many questions include a “NO CHANGE” option. Choose that option if you think the best choice is to leave the relevant portion of the passage as it is.SAMPLE 1Careers Passage with Graphic.Questions 1-11 are based on the following passage.A Life in TrafficA subway system is expanded to provideadopted to encourage nonmotorizeddowntown area, stoplight timing is coordinated. WhenThe work of transportation planners needs,traffic count indicates that there is more traffic thanefficiently accommodate, the transportation plannerlane.officials and other interested organizations and from the local publichealth and well-being. Membersmany positions in the field, a master’s degree is required.Transportation planners perform critical work within the broader field of urban and regional planning. As of 2010, there were approximately 40,300 urban and regional planners employed in the United States.percent of new jobs in all occupations will be related to urban and regional planning. Population growth and concerns about environmental sustainability are expected to spur the need for transportation planning professionals.Adapted from United Statues Bureau of Labor Statistics, Employment Projections Program.“All occupations” includes all occupations in the United States economy.1.Which choice best maintains the sentence pattern already established in the paragraph?A.NO CHANGE (To alleviate rush hour traffic jams in a congested downtown area, stoplight timing iscoordinated.)B.Coordinating stoplight timing can help alleviate rush hour traffic jams in a congested downtown area.C.Stoplight timing is coordinated to alleviate rush hour traffic jams in a congested downtown area.D.In a congested downtown area, stoplight timing is coordinated to alleviate rush hour traffic jams. SAMPLE 2Humanities PassageQuestions 12-22 are based on the following passage.Dong Kingman: Painter of Citiesstroke of the brush and dab of the sponge transforms thinly sketched outlines into buildings, shop signs, and streetlamps. The street scene Kingman begins composing in this short film is very much in keeping with the urban landscapes for which he is best known.[1]Kingman was keenly interested in landscape painting from an early age. [2]In Hong Kong, where Kingman completed his schooling, teachers at that time customarily assigned stude nts a formal “school name.” [3]His interest was so keen, in fact, that he was named after it. [4]The young boycalled Dong Moy Shu became Dong Kingman. [5]The name Kingman was selected for its“king” and “man”;tradition in a number of ways, in that he chose to focus not asa peanut vendor pushing his cart on thea pigeon pecking for crumbs around a an old man tending to a baby outside a doorway. His broader brush strokes and create majestic city skylines, with skyscrapers towering in the background, bridges connecting neighborhoods on either side of a river, andart12.A.NO CHANGEB.had watchedC.would watchD.watches。

新SAT数学题目中常考语法句型，历年真题为例新SAT考试中的数学题目，除了考查学生对于数学知识点的掌握水平，还会检验考生对于题干的快速理解能力。

因此，掌握题目中常常出现的重要语法句型，对于我们的准确解题至关重要。

今天，我们就以2016年5月亚太卷的SAT数学真题，以及可汗学院的模拟题为例，解析数学题目中两种常见的语法知识点。

1、Twice as many A as B•twice as many A as B这个句型的含义是 A = 2B，也就是 A 是B的两倍。

我们一起来看下面这道来自可汗学院的题目：1. Abby is buying a widescreen TV that she will hang on the wall between two windows. The windows are 36 inches apart, and wide screen TVs are approximately twice as wide as they are tall. Of the following, which is the longest that the diagonal of a widescreen TV can measure and still fit between the windows?A. 32 inchesB. 42 inchesC. 55 inchesD. 60 inches题干部分画下划线的“twice as wide as they are tall”表示“宽是高的两倍”，这是TV的最常见的长相。

当然，要正确解出本题，还要看清楚“Of the following, which is the longest that……”这句话。

也就是说，本题求的是“相对最大值”，我们需要从四个选项中找到一个符合题目要求的最大值。

本题答案是：A•twice as many A as B这个句型，也会在不等式类题型中出现。

Test 11. A recent report indicates that sleep-deprived drivers caused more than 100,000 accidents last years, they fall asleep at the wheel.(A)year, they fall(B)year, and they fall(C)year by falling(D)year and falling(E)year, they were falling2. The depths of the Arctic Ocean are hard to study, mainly because the icy surface is being difficultto penetrate using current techniques.(A)to study, mainly because the icy surface is being(B)to study as a result of the icy surface,mainly, is(C)to study, mainly because the icy surface is(D)studying, mainly from the icy surface being(E)studying, mainly resulting from the icy surface being3. Several of the forest fires that occurred last summer which were because people are careless.(A)which were because people are careless(B)were caused by human carelessness(C)because people are careless(D)are because of human carelessness(E)happened from people being careless4. Dr. Chien-Shiung Wu has disproved a widely accepted theory of physics when she showed that identical nuclear particles do not always act alike.(A)has disproved(B)having disproved(C)disproved(D)disproves(E)disprovingS. We generally think of Canada as the northern neighbor of the United States. and film than half of the states extend farther north than Canada's southernmost point.(A)States, and more than half of the states extend(B)States, and it is the case that more than half of thestates extend(C)States, but more than half of the stales extending(D)States, whereas more than half of the states areextending 6. The three volumes of memoirs by Wole Soyinka begin with his childhood in a Nigerian village and culminate with his years at the University of Ibadan, one of the best universities in West Africa.(A)begin with his childhood in a Nigerian village andculminate(B)that begin with his childhood in a Nigerian village andculminate(C)have begun with his childhood in a Nigerian village andculminating(0)beginning with his childhood in a Nigerian village andculminating(E)are begun as a child in a Nigerian village and culminate7. Dressed in a crisp. clean uniform. it reflected the efficient manner of the tour guide as she distributed maps for a walking tour of central Canberra.(A)Dressed in a crisp, clean uniform, it reflected theefficient manner of the tour guide(B)Dressed in a crisp, clean uniform, the efficient mannerof the tour guide was reflected(C)Dressed in a crisp, clean uniform that reflected theefficient manner of the tour guide(D)The crisp, clean uniform of the tour guide reflected herefficient manner(E)The crisp, clean uniform of the tour guide, a reflectionof her efficient manner8. A cure for some kinds of cancer, scientists believe‘ may be found within the next decade.(A)scientists believe, may be(B)scientists believe they may be(C)being maybe, in the belief of some scientists,(D)there are some scientists who believe it may be(E)which, some scientists believe, may be9. A review of the composer's new symphony called it confusing because of its unusual structure and its melodious final movement makes it elegant.(A)structure, and its melodious final movement makes itelegant(B)structure, although elegant by having its melodiousfinal movement(C)structure, and it is elegant with its melodious finalmovement(D)structure while having a melodious final movementthat made it elegant10. By building new windmill farms, consumption of fossil fuels are reduced, and tons of carbon dioxide emissions are kept out of the atmosphere.(A)By building new windmill farms, consumption of fossilfuels are reduced, and tons of carbon dioxide emissions are kept(B)By building new windmill farms, it reduces consumptionof fossil fuels, and tons of carbon dioxide emissions are kept(C)Building new windmill farms reduces fossil fuelconsumption and keeps tons of carbon dioxide emissions(D)When new windmill farms are built, they reduce fossilfuel consumption, and it keeps tons of carbon dioxide emissions(E)New windmill farms, when built, reduce fossil fuelconsumption, and also tons of carbon dioxide emissions are kept11. The famous battle depicted in the film Braveheart took place in northern England, and many people assume that it was the Scottish Highlands.(A)and many people assume that it was(B)many people assuming(C)but many people assume it to be(D)not what many people assume(E)not, as many people assume, in12.Interested in studyinginsects and their effectsAon agriculture, Larissa and Tang plan to becomeBan entomologist and then return to help theC Dfarmers in their small town. No errorE13.From about A.D. 700 to 1600, sculptors createdA Bnearly 1,000 colossal rock statues onCthe remote and tiny Easter Island. No errorDE 14.Because our casserole was smelling surprisingly badlyAas it baked, the food science teacher came over to askus what we had putin it. No errorB CDE15. Jerome often referred to art history textbooksAwhile he was sculpting; whenever he learnedBa new method in art class, he seeks out the workCof sculptors who had used it in the past. No errorD E16.As he eagerly awaited the interview for the job,A BMiguel thought it wisesuppressing his nervousnessC Dand to display a calm he did not feel. No errorE17.According to educational statistics, the averageAage of college students has risenquite noticeableB Cover the past 25 years. No errorD E18.Neither the koala bear or the red panda belongs toA B thebear family; the koala is a marsupial, and the redpanda is thought to be related to the raccoon. No errorC D E19.Before boarding, passengers must purchaseA Bhis or her tickets in the main concourse ofCthe bus terminal because tickets are not soldDon the bus. No errorE20.According to some demographers, the number ofAUnited States citizens aged 65 or olderis likelyB Cto rise to 87 million by 2050. No errorD E21.When they were asked to compare NormanARockwell's paintings to painter Robert Rauschenberg,Bthe students entered into a prolonged discussionC Dabout the representation of reality in art. No errorE22.Contrary to what many people believe, heat lightningAis not lightning caused by heat; it is ordinary lightning Bthat occurs. at too great a distance for its accompanyingCthunder to be audible. No errorD E23.The grooved and barbed spears of the box jellyfish,eachtrailed by a poison thread, is releasedwhenA B C Dthe animal is threatened. No errorE24.The derelict old house across from the warehousesAand the even more 'decrepit one just beside themB Chave been placed on the list of historic landmarks.DNo errorE25. As their brains mature neurologically , infantsA Bbecome more capable to distinguish the shapes andCtextures of the objects around them . No errorD E 26.Home of the world's largest chocolate-manufacturingAplant, Hershey, Pennsylvania, was originally known asBDeny Church, but its name was changed in 1906to honor one of their most famous residents.C DNo errorE27.The valuable stringed instruments in this display,Aall more than 300 years old, were carefully crafted Bby artisans famous in their day but long sinceCDforgotten. No errorE28.The regularly scheduled conference between my tutorAand meis set for Friday, but my low grades inB Cchemistryrequires me to arrange an earlier meeting.DNo errorE29.There isprobably no story more dramaticA B Cthan baseball's great hitter and right fielder,DHank Aaron. No errorE1. There is many challenges associated with starting one's own business.(A)is many challenges associated(B)is many challenges to associate(C)is many challenges associating(D)are many challenges associated(E)are many challenges which associate2. The watercolors it has on display by the museum represent the era when Japan's emergence from feudalism and isolation inspired its artists to explore new themes and techniques.(A)it has on display by the museum represent the erawhen(B)that it, the museum, is displaying represents the era of(C)on display at the museum represent the era when(D)displayed at the museum representing the era when(E)being displayed at the museum represents the era while3. The origins of the Teapot Dome scandal can be traced to the presidency of Theodore Roosevelt, William Howard Taft, and Woodrow Wilson.(A)can be traced to the presidency of(B)can be traced to the presidencies of(C)happened in the presidency of(D)happening during the presidencies of(E)that happened in the presidency of4. When Sheila and Lucy visited the restaurant, she noticed that the menu had changed and that their favorite dish was no longer offered.(A)she noticed that the menu had changed(B)she notices that the menu has changed(C)Sheila has noticed the menu changed(D)Sheila had noticed the menu changing(E)Sheila noticed that the menu had changed5. Carried by the strong, dry winds of the stratosphere, the 1980 eruption of Mount Saint Helens caused dust that crossed the United States in three days and circled the globe in two weeks.(A)the 1980 eruption of Mount Saint Helens caused dustthat(B)Mount Saint Helens' eruption in 1980 caused dust that(C)dust from the 1980 eruption of Mount Saint Helens(D)dust from the 1980 eruption of Mount Saint Helensthat 6. The new regulations have so complicated the process of formulating a school budget to where no one on the Board of Education is eager to undertake the task.(A)budget to where(B)budget, therefore(C)budget, even(D)budget as(E)budget that7. The shift from traditional to cosmetic dentistry is because adults are getting fewer cavities and becoming more vain.(A)is because adults are getting fewer cavities andbecoming(B)is because of adults getting fewer cavities and theirbecoming(C)is caused from adults getting fewer cavities and inaddition become(D)is occurring because adults are getting fewer cavitiesand becoming(E)occurs because of adults getting fewer cavities andbecome8. If asked to name a musical group with broad and lasting appeal, the Beatles would be the choice for gay. no matter what kinds of music are actually preferred.(A)the Beatles would be the choice for many, no matterwhat kinds of music are actually preferred(B)the Beatles will be chosen by many people, no matterwhat kinds of music they actually prefer(C)the choice for many people, whatever kinds ofmusic they actually prefer, would be the Beatles (D)many, who actually preferred different kinds ofmusic, choose the Beatles(E)many people, no matter what kinds of music theyactually prefer, would choose the Beatles9. In 1972, to reduce pollution in the Great Lakes. limits having been set by the United States and Canada on the amount of phosphorus that could be discharged into Lakes Erie and Ontario.(A)limits having been set by the United States andCanada(B)limits set by the United States and Canada(C)limits have been set by the United States and Canada(D)the United States and Canada have set limits(E)the United States and Canada set limits10. Ruben Blades. already certified as a lawyer in his native country of Panama, supported himself by singing salsa while pursuing an advanced degree in international law at Harvard University.(A)Blades, already certified a$ a lawyer(B)Blades, already being a certified lawyer(C)Blades, already certified for being a lawyer(D)Blades was already certified as a lawyer(E)Blades is certified as a lawyer already11. The newspaper business in the United States faces a challenge, being that it must reconcile the high-minded goal of informing readers with the commercial one of making money(A)challenge, being that it must reconcile the high-mindedgoal of informing readers with the commercial one of making money(B)challenge of it reconciling the high-minded goal ofinforming readers with the commercial one of making money(C)challenge; as such it must reconcile the high-mindedgoal of informing readers with the commercial one of making money(D)challenge because it must reconcile the high-mindedgoal of informing readers with the commercial one of making money(E)challenge; since it has the high-minded goal ofinforming readers with the commercial one of making money being reconciled12. All species of sea turtles are endangered because overharvesting of adults. their eggs being disturbed, and destruction of nesting habitats.(A)of overharvesting of adults, their eggs being disturbed,and destruction of nesting habitats(B)of the adults being overharvested, their eggs disturbed,and destroying nesting habitats(C)the overharvesting of adults, disturbance of their eggs,and destruction of nesting habitats(D)the adults are overharvested, their eggs are disturbed,and their nesting habitats are destroyed(E)being overharvested as adults, their eggs beingdisturbed, and destruction of nesting habitats 13. Although the exact cause of type 2 diabetes is unknown, experts say that for some people improper diet and lack of exercise contributes to the onset of the disease.(A)exercise contributes(B)exercise, they contribute(C)exercise contribute(D)exercise, contributing(E)exercise has been contributing14. Acquaintances of Alexia have commented that he is at once annoying because of his unpredictabilitybut his imagination is still a delight.(A)but his imagination is still a delight(B)although he is delightfully imaginative(C)and he is delightful in his imagination too(D)while being imaginative and they are delighted(E)and delightful because of his imaginationTest 21. Confident that she was fully prepared, Ellen decided to spend the night before the recital reading and relaxing but not to be practicing.(A)but not to be practicing(B)and not for practicing(C)more than to practice(D)rather than practicing(E)rather than having practiced2. Sir Ronald Ross, winner of the 1902 Nobel Prize for Physiology or Medicine, And who identified the Anopheles mosquito as the transmitter of human malaria.(A)and who identified(B)he has identified(C)and he has identified(D)and who is identifying(E)identified3. Traveling through Yosemite, the scenery of waterfalls and granite peaks. which we photographed. was beautiful.(A)the scenery of waterfalls and granite peaks. which wephotographed, was beautiful(B)the waterfalls and granite peaks were the beautifulscenery we photographed(C)we photographed the beautiful scenery of waterfallsand granite peaks(D)we photographed the scenery of waterfalls and granitepeaks, being beautiful(E)what we photographed was the beautiful scenery ofwaterfalls and granite peaks4. The poet Firdawsi composed the Iranian national epic Shah-nameh in 1010 with his purpose being to recount the history of the Persian kings.(A) with his purpose being to recount(B) and his purpose was recounting(C)to recount(D)thus recounted(E)he recounted 5. As a choreographer, Judith Jamison has enriched the world of dance. she uses as her work's inspiration. African American culture.(A)Jamison has enriched the world of dance, she usesas her work's inspiration(B)Jamison has enriched the world of dance withworks inspired by(C)Jamison, who has enriched the world of dance byworks whose inspirations are(D)Jamison, enriching the world of dance, with worksinspired by(E)Jamison enriches the world of dance throughworks that had the inspiration of6. Leslie Marmon Silko has said that her writing, which was powerfully influenced by storytellers in her family but that the landscape of her childhood also shaped her vision and provided stories.(A)her writing, which was powerfully influenced bystorytellers in her family(B)her writing, powerfully influenced by familystorytellers(C)family storytellers powerfully influencedher writing(D)storytellers in the family being powerfulinfluences on her writing(E)powerfully influential in her writing was familystorytellers7. Finding theBaltimore waterfront fascinating, all that thoroughly explo.(A)Finding the Baltimore waterfront fascinating, allthat there was to see was thoroughly explored byAntonio.(B)Antonio found the Baltimore waterfrontfascinating, he thoroughly explored all that therewas to see.(C)Finding the Baltimore waterfront fascinating,Antonio thoroughly explored all that there wasto see.(D)The Baltimore waterfront is fascinating and iswhy Antonio thoroughly explored all that therewas to see.(E)The Baltimore waterfront can be found fasci-nating, and this made Antonio explore all thatthere was to see.8. In the 100-yard relay our team impressed the crowd, with each of the members shaving several seconds off her own best time.(A)of the members shaving(B)of the members had shaved(C)of the members was shaving(D)who had been shaving(E)who shaved9. Because of their ability to eat large numbers of insects:, some people are building bat houses in their backyards. (A)Because of their ability to eat large numbers of insects,some people are building bat houses in their backyards.(B)They have the ability to eat large numbers of insects, sosome people arc building bat houses in their backyards.(C)Because bats can eat large numbers of insects. hathouses are being built in their backyards by some people.(D)Some people are building bat houses in their backyardsbecause bats can eat. large numbers of insects.(E)Bats can eat large numbers of insects, because ()I' thissome people are building hat houses in their backyards.10. For all their talk about ecology, major companies have so far spent very little to fight pollution.(A)For all their talk(B)In spite of the fact of their having talked(C)Besides their having talked(D)In addition to their talking(E)Although there is talk between one and the other11. The survival of many species of marine life may depend on both the enforcement of waste-disposal regulations and the education of the public about the fragility of ocean resources.(A)and the education of the public(B)educating the public(C)and the public being educated(D)along with the education of the public(E)in combination with public education 12.Hearing the unexpected loud noise, Cindy, Leroy, andAmewere so startled that we almost jumpedB Cout of our seats. No errorD E13.Many admire Louisa May Alcott for herdetailed descriptions ofnineteenth-century domesticAlife in novels such as Little Women, but few have readB Cthe lurid thrillers she writesearly in her career.DNo errorE14.According to some critics, the title character ofthe Greek tragedy Oedipus Rex saw himselfAas-the savior of his people and believingB Cerroneously that he could dono wrong. No errorD E15.Unlike Thomas, neither Leslie or her youngerA Bbrother Philip has an interest in a career inlaw.CDNo errorE16.One subject of Felipe Allan's second novel, publishedAmore than 40 years after it has beenwritten, is theB C Dillusory nature of the passage of time. No errorE17.Joining a grassroots movement against inhumaneworking conditions, some consumers in the UnitedStates have stopped buying products from countriesAin which workers are essentiallya slave laborer.B C DNo errorE18.As the mayor was evaluating the proposed tax,he wasAless interested in the revenue it would generate than inBwhether theywould disproportionatelyaffect certainC Dincome groups. No errorE19.Eating garlic has long been regardedas a meansA Bof warding off malaise, and scientific researchhas shown that it does have some therapeuticC Dvalue. No errorE20.Although the night shift is fully staffed, the managersAalways holds us responsible for that shift'swork ifB Cit is not finished when we arrive in the morning.DNo errorE21.Members of the Alvin Ailey Dance Company haveA once again shown how the combination of strengthBand being agilecan produce beautiful movements.CDNo errorE 22.Anne Tyler's novel The Accidental Tourist featuresAa character whose obsession with saving time andB Cmoney are absurd, yet somehow plausible. No errorD E23.At the conclusion of the novel The Great Gatsby, Nick Carraway, a young Midwesterner recentlyarrived to New York, moodilywatches the blinkingA B Cgreen light at the tip of Long Island. No errorDE24.Despite the efforts of the publicity subcommittee,Ahardly anyone attended the workshop that had beenB C planned so painstakingly . No errorD E25. Peter's seemingly effortless flights, achieved throughA Bthe use of sophisticated technical equipment,continues to delight those who see the playC DPeter Pan. No errorE26.Mediators were standing by, prepared to intervene inAthe labor dispute even though both sides had refusedB C earlier offers for assistance. No errorDE27.According to some theorists, whatany particular birdA Bcan eat could change with eventhe slightest variationC Din the shape of its beak. No errorE28.Neither Ms. Perez nor Ms. Tanaka believes thatA B watching as much television as her son Sam doesCwill lead to anything productive. No errorD E29.An amateur potter herself the accountant offeredAto help the artist with his business accounts, com-Bplicated as they wereby his unusual system of recordC Dkeeping. No errorE 1. Mr. Lee and his grandchildren practiced traditional Chinese calligraphy together so that the children would be knowing an art cherished by earlier generations of their family.(A)would be knowing(B)would know(C)will know(D)were known to(E)will be knowing2. Isabel Allende. the author of The House of the Spirits, currently resides in California. but she was raised in Chile. being born in Peru first.(A)Isabel Allende, the author of The House of the Spirits,currently resides in California, but she was raised in Chile, being born in Peru first.(B)Being raised in Chile, after being born in Peru, IsabelAllende, now residing in California, wrote The House of the Spirits.(C)Born in Peru and raised in Chile, Isabel Allende, theauthor of The House of the Spirits, now resides in California.(D)Although now in California, Isabel Allende was born inPeru and raised in Chile, she is the author of The House of the Spirits.(E)Raised in Chile, and now she resides inCalifornia, Isabel Allende, a Peruvian, is the author of The House of the Spirits.3. Although women in the Wyoming territory voted as early as 1869. suffrage for women throughout the United States not being established until ratification of The Nineteenth Amendment in 1920.(A)suffrage for women throughout the United States notbeing established(B)suffrage for women throughout the United States whichhad not been established(C)suffrage for women throughout the United States wasnot established(D)it did not establish suffrage for women throughout theUnited States(E)throughout the United States, suffrage for women wasnot being established4. Bees must leave the safety of the hive to forage for food many times a day. they are risking being eaten by any of a multitude of predators.(A)day. they are risking being eaten(B)day at the risk of being eaten(C)day risking them to be eaten(D)day; the risk is to be eaten.(E)day: likewise, they risk being eaten5. It took the Museum of Modem Art in New York half a century of creative and persistent effort and it acquired the outstanding Picasso collection.(A)and it acquired the outstanding Picasso collection(B)before their outstanding Picasso collection beingacquired(C)and finally they had an outstanding Picasso collectionthere(D)but finally an outstanding Picasso collection wasacquired at last(E)to acquire its outstanding Picasso collection6. An artist who explores Mexican cultural themes. the arta Maria Elena is world renowned.(A)An artist who explores Mexican cultural themes, the artof Maria Elena is world renowned.(B)To explore Mexican cultural themes, the work of artistMaria Elena is world-renowned art.(C)Artist Maria Elena has explored Mexican culturalthemes, the art of which is world renowned.(D)An artist who has explored Mexican cultural themes,Maria Elena's art is world renowned.(E)Maria Elena is a world-renowned artist whose artexplores Mexican cultural themes.7.The prevailing attitude in seventeenth-century England was that schools and universities should teach nothing that would discredit the established religion or the authority of kings and magistrates.(A)should teach nothing that would(B)should teach nothing that will(C)are to teach nothing that would(D)should only teach that which will not(E)shall teach nothing that will 8.During a conference with Pravika's parents, the teacher mentioned that Pravika had demonstrated considerable ability in math and to learn foreign languages.(A)considerable ability in math and to learn(B)considerable ability in math and that she could do itwell in(C)ability that was considerable in math as well as inlearning(D)considerable ability in math and, in(E)considerable ability to learn math and in9. Through his novels Thomas Wolfe reveals to us both the pain and the beauty of his boyhood in the American South.(A)Through his novels Thomas Wolfe reveals to us both thepain and(B)By means of Thomas Wolfe's novels, which reveal to usboth the pain and(C)Not only the pain is revealed to us in Thomas Wolfe'snovels but he also describes(D)Thomas Wolfe, through the medium of his novels,reveals to us both the pain with(E)As a novelist, Thomas Wolfe thus revealing to us thepain and10. Because many Szechuan recipes require for one to cook without there living to interruptions, it is a good idea to measure all ingredients in advance.(A)Because many Szechuan recipes require for one to cookwithout there having to be interruptions,(B)Because many Szechuan recipes require that one cookwithout interruption,(C)Being that many Szechuan recipes require you to cookand not be interrupted,(D)Many Szechuan recipes require that one cook withoutinterruption and(E)When following many Szechuan recipes it is advisablefor one to cook without interruptions and therefore11. A mixture of jazz and classical idioms, the music of Gershwin was more innovative than most of his contemporaries.(A)than most of his contemporaries(B)than most of his contemporaries were(C)than were most of his contemporaries(D)than that of Most of his contemporaries(E)than most of his contemporaries, as far as music is。

SAT语法练习题（按考点分类）SAT语法练习题（按考点分类）SAT语法测试题1. 主谓一致：易：1. Studying (A) the language and culture of a foreign country is highly recommended to (B) the tourist who expect (C) to learn from (D) his or her vacation abroad. No error (E)2. The bright (A) fiberglass sculptures of Luis Jimenez has received (B) critical acclaim not only (C) in his home state, New Mexico, but also in (D) New York. No error (E).3. Despite (A) the heavy rain, the television reporter, accompanied by her royal film crew, were willing (B) to wait (C) outside the hotel until the delegates finished their (D) meeting. No error (E).中：1. The grooved and barbed spears of the box jellyfish, each(A) trailed by (B) a poison thread, is released (C) when (D) the animal is threatened. No error (E)2. Flints found in (A) the region extending from the Nile Valley to (B) the highlands of eastern Iraq attests to (C) the presence of people there as long ago as (D) one hundred thousand years. No error (E).3. In the early 20th century, new thinking about (A) symbolism and the unconscious were (B) greatly inspired by (C) the writings (D) of Sigmund Freud and Carl Jung. No error (E) 难：1. The derelict old house across from (A) the warehouses and the even more (B) decrepit one just beside (C) them have beenplaced (D) on the list of historic landmarks. No error (E)2. Air pollution caused by industrial fumes has been studied(A) for years, but (B) only recently has (C) the harmful effects of noise pollution become (D) known. No error (E).3. At the heart of the program, enthusiastically en dorsed (A) by the city’s business association, is (B) plans for refurbishing neighborhoods and for making (C) low interest mortgages available to (D) young families. No error (E) (P956.12)2. 时态易：1. Jerome often referred to (A) art history textbook while he(B) was sculpting; whenever he learned a new method in art class, he seeks out (C) the work of sculptors who had used it (D) in the past. No error (E)2. Because the flood has made the bridge inaccessible to (A) automobiles and pedestrians alike (B), we had rented (C) a small boat to reach (D) the island. No error (E)3. Directed by George Wolfe, the Broadway musical Bring in Da Noise, Bring in Da Funk telling (A) how (B) tap dancing evolved from (C) the African American experience in the decades following (D) the Civil War. No error (E)中：1. Although born in the Midwest, Langston Hughes lived most of his adult life in Harlem, in New York City, where (A), like (B) other writers in the 1930’s, he had wrote (C) some of his finest (D) works. No error (E)2. After the uprising of October 10, 1911, that has led (A) to the establishment of (B) a Chinese republic, many Chinese Americans decided to return to China in (C) hopes of a bright future there (D). No error (E)3. She claimed that the “representational” actor is having to imitate (A) a character’s behavior, whereas (B) the "presentational" actor attempts to reveal (C) human behavior through self-understanding (D). No error (E)难：1. Some of the workers who resent (A) the supervisor’s authority wou ld probably (B) feel uncomfortable if (C) they were to acquire the independence that they demand (D). No error (E)2. One subject of (A) Felipe Alfau’s second no vel, published more than (B) 40 years after it has been (C) written (D), is the illusory nature of the passage of time. No error (E)3. In 1508 (A), the Spanish explorer Juan Ponce de Leon—the same (B) Ponce de Leon who later would seek (C) the fountain of youth — landed on Puerto Rico accompanied (D) by a small force. No error (E)3. 虚拟语气：易：1. Undoubtedly, more voters in the urban areas will have voted (A) for Julia Morton (B) if (C) she had taken a less (D) conservative stand on zoning codes than she did. No error (E)2. Had (A) I known that we would be (B) walking the fifteen(C) blocks from the movie theater to the restaurant, I would of (D) worn more comfortable shoes. No error (E)3. The bus would not have had to take (A) the long detour instead of (B) the main highway if the bridge did not become (B) treacherous in the aftermath of (D) an ice storm. No error (E) 难：1. Were I to be granted a whole month in which to do whatever I wanted, I would travel throughout Africa and see as much of the continents as I could.A. Were I to be grantedB. If I would have been grantedC. With me being granted.D. Granting meE. By being granted2. If not for bees, which are (A) responsible for pollinating (B) the vast majority of Earth’s flowers, many plants were unab le (C) to produce (D) fruits or seeds. No error (D)4. 平行结构：易：1. Each time Caroline turns on her computer, she has (A) to enter a company code, then her initials, and then enters a password (B) before (C) she can begin working (D). No error (E).2. Of the hundreds of warm-water coral species, only a few(A) are highly prized (B) for use in jewelry because of their (C) beauty, luster, and they are hard (D). No error (E).3. Driving less (A) frequently is one way to save energy; to turn off (B) all appliances when they are (C) not being used is another (D). No error (E)中：1. When they were asked (A) to compare Norman Rockwell’s paintings to painter Robert Rauschenberg (B), the students entered into (C) a prolonged (D) discussion about the representation of reality in art. No error (E)2. There is (A) probably no (B) story mor e dramatic (C) than baseball’s (D) great hitter and right fielder, Hank Aaron. No error(E)3. The novel Pride and Prejudice by Jane Austen was once (A) more widely read (B) and was more popular (C) in high schools in the United States than Charlotte Bronte (D). No error (E)难：1. The labor union is negotiating (A) a contract with the hospital that (B) will satisfy (C) the demands of the workers and be acceptable to (D) all levels of management. No error (E)2. The decline in science education during the period had (A) two causes: less funding for (B) scientific research with a decrease(C) in jobs related to (D) space and defense. No error (E)3. Because they (A) painted scenes of life as ordinary people lived it (B), rather than (C) scenes from myths, many nineteenth-century American artists differed from earlier times (D). No error(E)5. 形容词和副词：易：1. No matter (A) how cautious (B) snowmobiles are (C) driven, they are capable of damaging (C) the land over which they travel. No error (E)2. If (A) I am reading the editorial correct (B), the mayor is deliberately avoiding any (C) discussion of the tax-reform bill until after (D) the November elections. No error (E)中：1. Something of (A) a phenomenon in (B) the entertainment world, political satirists are admired (C) by conservatives and radicals alike (D). No error (E)2. Although canoeing through (A) the rapids was exciting, it was (B) also exhausting, and we were happy for a time to have the canoe float serene (C) down (D) a smooth stretch of the river. No error (E).难：1. According to (A) educational statistics, the average age of college students has risen (B) quite noticeable (C) over the past(D) 25 years. No error (E)2. The research study reveals (A) startling proof of a constant(B) changing seafloor that comprises (C) the major part of (D) the underwater landscape. No error (E).6. 逻辑主语：易：1. Contrasting with (A) most other (B) fifteenth- century rulers, Portuguese Kings could count on (C) the support of the aristocracy in any (D) overseas ventures. No error (E)2. While working as a nurse in the streets of Calcutta, that was when Mother Teresa developed a profound love for the poor.(A) that was when Mother Teresa developed a profound love for the poor(B) Mother Teresa developed a profound love for the poor(C) then the development of Mother T eresa’s profound love for the poor took place(D) Mother Teresa’s profound love for the poor developed(E) a profound love for the poor developed in Mother Teresa3. Raised in a large and noisy city, it was only when I went away to college that I realized how delightful life in a small town could be.(A) The same(B) when I went away to college I then realized how delightful life in a small town could be(C) going away to college made me realize how delightful life in a small town could be(D) I did not realize how delightful life in a small town could be until I went away to college(E) delightful life in a small town was unrealized by me until I went away to college4. Indicating their desire to extend free enterprise, Canadians elected a member of the ProgressiveConservative Party, Kim Campbell, as Prime Minister in 1993.(A) Canadians elected a member of the Progressive Conservative Party, Kim Campbell, as PrimeMinister(B) Canadians’ election of a member of the Progressive Conservative Party as Prime Minister was KimCampbell(C) Kim Campbell of the Progressive Conservative Party was elected Prime Minister of Canada(D) the Progre ssive Conservative Party’s Kim Campbell was elected Prime Minister of Canadians(E) a member of the Progressive Conservative Party, Kim Campbell, was elected by Canadians as PrimeMinister5. Having thought the problem through with some care, that the committee did not understand her solution frustrated the chairperson extremely.（P599.5）(A) that the committee did not understand her solution frustrated the chairperson extremely(B) the chairperson’s extremely frustration resulted from the committee not understanding her solution(C) the chai rperson’s frustration at the committee’s failing to understand her solution was extreme(D) the chairperson was extremely frustrated by the committee’s failure to understand her solution(E) the committee’s failing to un derstand her solution was an extreme frustration to the chairperson难：1. Quincy took Dan to Derek’s home for a visit (A), never imagining (B) that five years would pass (C) before seeing (D) Derek again. No Error (E)2. Ms. Kovak proudly displayed her res earch group’s (A) most ingenious i nvention (B), a vacuum cleaner that empties its own (C) dust bag when “pressing a button” (D). No error (E)3. During (A) my most recent (B) trip, I came across (C) a wonderful antique store wandering (D) in the old quarter of the city. No error (E).4. The Roman poet Virgil is highly esteemed (A) today for his epic poem, The Aeneid, yet (B) on his deathbed he himself sought (C) to prevent its publication on the grounds of not being (D) sufficiently polished. No error (E)5. A gray owl flying low (A) across a forest clearing, its wings beating (B) quietly and its ultrasensitive ears tuned to the faint sounds (C) made by small creatures concealed (D) under leaves. No error (E)7. 代词：易：1. The starling is such a (A) pest in rural areas that it has become (B) necessary to find ways(C) of controlling the growth of their (D) population. No error(E)2. Neither Ms. Perez nor (A) Ms. T anaka believes (B) that watching as much television as her(C) son Sam does will lead (D) to anything productive. No error (E)3. The report Alexander is discussing (A), a report prepared jointly by he (B) and the committee, does not take into account (C) the socioeconomic status of those interviewed (D). No error(E)中：1. Professor Chen repeated her point that (A) the hero, if given (B) the chance to relive (C) the moment, would choose to do it (D). No error (E)2. Interested in studying (A) insects and their effects on agriculture, Larissa and Tariq plan to become (B) an entomologist (C) and then return to help (D) the farmers in their small town. No error (E)3. The quality of multivitamin tablets is determined (A) by how long (B) its (C) potency can be protected (D) by the manufacturer’s coating material. No error (E)4. Although (A) one likes to believe (B) that your (C) own children are beautiful, intelligent, and well behaved, what one believes in not always the case (D). No error (E)难：1. Recently, the comet has changed (A) direction toward (B) Jupiter, which is (C) leading scientists to wonder about (D) the composition of the object. No error (E)2. Along (A) the curve of islands known as the Florida Keys lies (B) a reef of living coral, the only one (C) of a kind (D) in the continental United States. No Error (E)3. As a student becomes familiar with (A) both early and contemporary Native American Literature, one (B) may notice that (C) traditional stories have influenced (D) recent ones. No error(E)8. 介词：1. Digital technology, as every marketer knows, is synonymous to speed, precision, and the future.(A) to(B) of(C) with(D) for(E) through2. At the highest level (A) of competitive chess, players are so familiar to (B) one another’s strategies that they can practically (C) read their opponents’ minds; the result is drearily predictable (D) play. No error (E)28. Vanessa had a tendency of changing (A) her mind often, so often (B) in fact that her friends gave up expecting (C) her to show up at (D) their parties. No error (E)9. 简洁原则：易：1. The poet Firdawsi composed the Iranian national epic Shah-nameh in 1010 with his purpose being to recount the history of the Persian kings.(A) with his purpose being to recount(B) and his purpose was recounting(C)to recount(D)thus recounted(E)he recounted2. For as many as twenty years and more Joseph Conrad lived the life of a sailor.(A)For as many as twenty years and more(B)For not much more than about twenty years(C)For a little over twenty years and more(D)For twenty years and then some(E)For more than twenty years3. With billions of tons yet to be mined, some argue that coal conservation measures are unnecessary.(A) With billions of tons(B) Because billions of tons of coal are(C) Because of coal in billions of tons(D) By considering that there are billions of tons(E) Aware of the coal in billions of tons难：1. Friends of Dreiser reported that he was fired from his first job for the reason that his news stories were sympathetic always for the poor.(A) The same(B) since his news stories for the poor that were always sympathetic(C)because his sympathy to the poor was always in his news stories(D)the fact being that his news stories were always sympathetic about the poor(E)because his news stories were always sympathetic to the poor2. The services of architect Pei are always very much in demand considering that his buildings combine both beauty and an affordable price.(A)considering that his buildings combine both beauty and an affordable price(B)considering that his buildings combine both beauty and affordability(C)because his buildings combine beauty and affordability(D)because his buildings will combine not only beauty but also an affordable price(E)being that his buildings will combine both beauty and affordability3. An article suggests that The Great Gatsby was not read during the 1930’s, the reason was that the novel described a lifestyle made extinct and frivolous by the current Great Depression.(A)The same(B)1930’s, it is describing a life style that was made an extinct and frivolous one(C)1930’s; descri bing a lifestyle made extinct and frivolous(D)1930’s because the novel described a lifestyle made extinct and frivolous(E)1930’s because its description had been of an extinct and frivolous lifestyle, caused by10. 同位语：易：1. Being as she is a gifted storyteller, Linda Goss is an expert at describing people and places.(A)Being as she is a gifted storyteller(B)In being a gifted storyteller(C)A gifted storyteller(D)Although she is a gifted storyteller(E)Telling stories giftedly2. At only four feet eight inches and ninety-four pounds, a small frame being necessary fora gymnast, Mary Lou Retton captured the hearts of the American people and won a gold medal in the 1984 Olympic Games.(A)a small frame being necessary for a gymnast(B) having a small frame necessary for a gymnast(C) being small frame necessary for a gymnast(D) a small frame necessary for a gymnast(E) because her small frame is necessarily for gymnasts难：1. The information age has ushered children into a global society, this situation causing educator to lament a lack of texts that explain the diversity of cultures.(A)this situation causing educators to lament(B)which is the cause of educators lamenting(C)this causing educators’ laments over(D)a situation causing educators to lament(E)and with it educators’ lament at2. The comet has recently changed direction toward Jupiter, which is leading scientists to wonder about the composition of the object.(A) which is leading scientists to wonder about(B) this development leading scientists to wonder about(C) and with it scientists’ wonder of(D) a development leading scientists to wonder about(E) this leading scientists to wonder on11. 主谓结构易：1. A recent report indicates that sleep-deprived drivers caused more than 100,000 accidents last year, they fall asleep at the wheel.A . year, they fallB . year, and they fallC . year by fallingD. year and fallingE . year, they were falling2. The problem of water pollution, frequently compounded in certain areas because the treatment and release of industrialwastes are not adequately regulated.(A) pollution, frequently compounded in certain areas because(B) pollution, frequently compounded in certain areas and(C) pollution, frequently compounded in certain areas when(D) pollution is frequently compounded in certain areas where(E) pollution is frequently compounded in certain areas and3. Alice Guy Blache, an early filmmaker, introduced close-ups and double exposures, also she set cars on fire, used rats in special effects sequences, and ran film backward.(A)exposures, also she set(B)exposures, and also she sets(C)exposures, she set(D)exposures; she also set(E)exposures by her setting难：1. The Basque language, possibly one of Europe’s oldest, whose origins are hotly debated.(A) The same(B) The Basque language, possibly one of Europe’s oldest, its origin s are hotly debated.(C) Possibly one of Europe’s oldest languages, the origins of Basque are hotly debated.(D) The origins of the Basque language, possibly one of Europe’s oldest, are hotly debated.(E) Basque is hotly debated as a language whose origins are possibly Europe’s oldest.2. While for some people work is pure drudgery, to be endured only because it produces income, but for others a dailysource of personal satisfaction.(A) but for others(B) but for others it is(C) and for others is(D) for others it is(E) for others is3. Since some (A) people are convinced that (B) dowsing, a method of finding underground water with a Y-shaped stick, is effective, but others condemn the procedure as (C) mere superstition (C). No error (D)12. 固定用法：易：1. The new regulations have so complicated the process of formulating a school budget to where no one on the Board of Education is eager to undertake the task.(A) budget to where(B) budget, therefore(C) budget, even(D) budget as(E) budget that2. Roger had just walked into his office and that was when he was told that his plan had finally been approved.(A) and that was when he was told(B) and then he learned(C) when it was learned by him(D) and then they told him(E) when he learned3. The main reasons students give for failing to participate in the political process is that they have demanding assignments and work at part-time jobs.(A) is that they have demanding assignments and work at(B) are demanding assignments and they work at(C) are that they have demanding assignments and that they work at(D) is having demanding assignments and having to work at(E) are demanding assignments, in addition to working at中：1. Just as Ireland has produced many famous writers and the Netherlands an abundance of famous painters, so Finland has provided a large number of famous architects.(A) so Finland has provided a large number of famous architects(B) Finland provides famous architects, and by large numbers(C) Finland’s contribution is to provided famous architects in a large number(D) and so then, for Finland, a large number of famous architects is provided(E) and like them Finland has provided a large number of famous architects2. No sooner had Andrea del Sarto traveled to France to work for the French king but his wife persuaded him to return to Italy.(A) but his wife persuaded him to return(B) but his wife had him persuaded into returning(C) than he was persuaded by his wife that he will return(D) but he was persuaded by his wife into returning(E) than his wife persuaded him to return3. Chaplin will not be remembered for espousing radical causes any more than they will remember Wayne for endorsing conservative political candidates.(A) any more than they will remember Wayne(B) as will Wayne not be remembered(C) any more than Wayne will be remembered(D) just as they will not remember Wayne(E) no more than Wayne will be remembered难：1. Many environmentalists think that it is (A) just as important to use (B) exciting energy sources efficiently than (C) it is to develop pollution- free means of generating (D) energy. No error (E)2. Built from 1609 to 1617 to rival (A) the Hagia Sophia, Istanbul’s Sultanahmet Mosque w as celebrated (B) not so much for its architecture but because of (C) the exquisite blue tiles that adorned its (D) interior. No error (E)扫描二维码限时获取免费视频课程。