sat语法难题

sat语法难题

1.Because the garden was untended(A),the windows had

no(B)shutters,and the lawn overrun(C)by weeds,people passing

by(D)the old house assumed that it was unoccupied.No

error(E)(06.1-17)

2.Only by tapping(A)their last reserves of energy were(B)the

team members able to salvage(B)what was beginning(D)to look

like a lost cause.No error(E)(06.1-19)

3.When Doris Lessing published The Golden Notebook

in1962,it(A)instantly established(B)herself as one(C)of the most

important(D)literally voices of her generation.No error(E)(06.1-20)

4.It was(A)a Chinese American grower who finally succeeded

with adapting(B)the now familiar(C) orange tree to(D)the

American climate.No error(E)(06.1-22)

5.Five years in the writing(A),her new book is both a

response(B)to her critics mistrust with(C)her earlier findings and

an elaboration(D)of her original thesis.No error(E)(0

6.1-28)

6.Charles Dickens Great Expectations is a novel in

which(A)the main character become so obsessed with(B)the idea

of becoming(C)a gentleman that(D)his moral judgment is

temporarily affected.No error(E)(06.5-13)

7.What(A)becomes apparent from assessing(B)scientific

accomplishment is that only relatively recently have(C)the

necessary technology been developed for(D)solving the

mysteries of genetics.No error(E) (06.5-19)

8.Despite(A)its cultural importance,the Daily Gazette

lost(B)70percent of its subscribers since1920and, by1955,was

losing(C)as much as(D)$200,000a year.No error(E)(06.1-29) 9.Because(A)his experience in the naval medical corps had

been rewarding(B),Bob applied(C)to medical school after he was

discharged(D)from the navy.No error(E)(06.5-20)

10.Those who(A)defend sequoia trees from(A)loggers

justified(C)doing so(D)on the grounds that such trees are

irreplaceable.No error(E)(06.5-23)

11.Africa’s Kanem Empire,after enduring for(A)over a

thousand years,is(B)believed to have fallen into decline(C)when

trade centers shift(D)outside its boundaries.No error(E)(06.5-25)

12.Opposite to(A)most people I know,Annie,a good

photographer herself(B),actually enjoys seeing(C) the

photographs that her friends take on their(D)vacations.No

error(E)(06.5-26)

13.Not very particular in(A)nesting sites(B),house wrens may

nest(C)in birdhouse,mailboxes,building crevices——even in the

pockets of(D)hanging laundry.No error(E)(06.5-28)

14.At(A)the reception were(B)the chattering(C)guests,the

three-tiered cake,and the lively music that have become

characteristic of(D)many wedding celebrations.No error(E)(06.5-29)

15.Among(A)the most dangerous environment threats that

we face are(B)“compu-garbage”,the nonbiodegradable and

often toxic(C)waste resulting from the improper disposal

of(D)obsolete personal computers.No error(E)(07.10-21)

16.At a time when(A)interest in twentieth–century classical

music seems(B)on the verge to disappear(C),the avant-garde

compositions of the1960s and1970s manage(D)to retain their

popularity. No error(E)(07.10-25)

17.A powerful advocate to(A)equal rights,Belva Lock wood

was(B)twice a candidate for President long before the Nineteeth Amendment to the Constitution(C)allowed women to(D)vote.No

error(E) (07.10-26)

18.Annual visitors to(A)New York City’s Central Park

number(B)almost(C)ten times that of Mount Rushmore(D).No

error(E)(07.10-28)

19.Despite research on the diagnosis of(A)heart disease and

the use of increasingly(B)sophisticated technology in its

treatment(C),the condition of coronary arteries is(D)still difficult

to assess precisely.No error(E)(08.1-21)

20.No one but(A)a fool would readily(B)lend money to a

person who is known(C)to be(D)a frequent gambler.No

error(E)(08.1-23)

21.It was obvious that all of the candidates had planned

carefully(A)for the televised debate,for each(B) answer to(C)the

opening question showed evidence of having

been(D)rehearsed.No error(E)(08.1-25)

22.For(A)any mayor of a vast metropolitan area,an

understanding of(B)current issues in all districts is(C) not only

desirous(D)but also vital.No error(E)（08.1-26）

23.The seven-month-old baby was considered precocious to

her family(A)because she was already able(B)to grasp tiny items

delicately(C)between her thumb(D)and forefinger.No

error(E)(08.1-28)

24.The night before the playoffs began(A),the coach advised

her players to eat a balanced dinner,to relax and

enjoy(B)themselves(C),and they should get(D)plenty of rest.No

error(E)(08.5-16)

25.When(A)recipes for iced tea appeared in(B)a few(C)late-nineteenth-century cookbooks,the drink did not become

popular(D)until the1904World’s Fair.No error(E)(08.5-23)