ӢZ~^Z~ϵ~ͷ^Z~~ʽ~~^ZĹܳF(xin);ʽϵĶN׃rB(ti)ZB(ti)^(sh)Ľy(tng)һȵP^Z~}cҪڣ1^(q)^Z~^Z~ԔҊҪc֮12^Z~_~Σ3ZB(ti)_~Ρ4^Z~_rB(ti)5^Z~cZ(sh)һ
^Z~}ͼ}Ҫc
1.^(q)^Z~^Z~ʽ
[1] The ashcan school in American art being a rebellion against traditional subjects and favored the painting of back-street scenes.
[] ~beingĞ^Z~һ^ȥrwas
[2] Stalagmites are produced when water to drop directly to the floor of a cave.
[] ~to drop Ğ^Z~Δ(sh)˷Qʽdrops.
2. Ҏ(gu)t~׃ʽ
}Ҫc Ҏ(gu)t~ܶ࣬TOEELԇ}漰ąsǘOСһЩ^ҊһЩҎ(gu)t׃Ą~
begin - began - begun break - broke - broken
bind - broke - broken blow - bound - bound
build- blew - blown build - built - built
choose - chose - chosen deal - dealt - dealt
find - found - found grow - grew- grown
hold- hold - held know - knew- known
leave - left - left sell - sold - sold
stand - stood - stood steal - struck - stole
win - won - won white- wrote written
}
(1) Soil science begun with the formulation of the theory of humus in 1809. (89.10)
[] ^ȥ~begun^һ^ȥrʽbegan
(2) The tradition of an all-male Supreme Court was broke in the 1980*s when Sandra Day O*Connor was appointed to the Supreme Court.
[] break ^ȥ~broken
(3) A citadel, a fortress designed for the defense of a city, usually standed on top of a hill.
[] standede`ʽĞstood
3. ^Z~ıZB(ti)
}Ҫc ~ıZB(ti)dzҊ}ͨ͡Ҫ(j)Д~byһ@ʾ
}
(1) People have always fascinated by the parrot*s colovfal feathers and its ability to mimic human speck
[] PI~byʾ~ñʽalways been fascinated
(2) Porgy and Bess by George Gershwin has called the first truly successful North American opera.(93.10)
[] (j)˾䑪ñZB(ti)has been called.
(3) Tariffs are the taxes or customs duties levied against goods that are import from another country (93.10)
[] _ıZB(ti)^ȥ~imported
(4) Almost destroy by fire in 1814. The White House was rebuilt and enlarged over the next three years.
[] PI~byǰĄ~ñӵʽAlmost destroyed
(5) The unit of measurement known as a *foot* has originally based on the average size of the human foot
[] (j)⣬^Z~ñӵʽhas Ğwasҡbe based onǹ̶Ą~Z
4. (j)ضĕrgZʹ_Ą~rB(ti)
}Ҫc һ^ȥrʽdzăɂP~rB(ti)}Ո?zh)eעPĕrgZ簢(sh)ֱʾ~sinceforһΕrgȵ
}
(1) Considered one of America*s greatest playwrights, Eugene O*Neill win the Nobel Prize of literature in 1936.
[] rgZin 1936^Z~һ^ȥrwon
(2) Since the turn of the century,the number of Native Americans living in Canada is increased.
[] ~sina Ҫʽis increased Ğhas increased
(3) The metal aluminum has been first isolated early in the nineteenth century.
[] rgZin the nineteenth centuryҪ^Z~һ^ȥrwas
(4) For centuries large communities of people have living on houseboats in parts of the world where the climate is warm and the waters are calm.
[] ~~For centuries ˾䑪ʽhave livinge`ʽĞhave been living
5. ͺϾое^Z~rB(ti)ǰy(tng)һ
}
(1) Before the plains were settled prairie dog towns in many places stretch as far as the eye could see. (93.5)
[] @ǂЕrgZľďͺϾľһ^ȥr(were settled)һ^ȥrstretchĞstretched
(2) The poet Marianne was initially associated with the imagist movement. But later develops her own rhyme patterns and verse forms.
[] о䣨but(lin)ǰɂӵĕrB(ti)һҪһDevelops Ğһ^ȥrdeveloped
(3) Coal and petroleum resulted when plants become buried in swamps and decayed.
[] һ^ȥr(resulted)rgZľͬĕrB(ti)became
6. ^Z~cZĆΏ͔(sh)һ
}Ҫc@ԇ}ycǮZ^ZbhrZһLĶZ^Z~Ĕ(sh)F(xin)e`ʽ
}
(1) Contemporary management practice have been influenced by investigations in the behavioral sciences. (93.10)
[] ZdžΔ(sh)practice^Z~Ğhas been
(2) Even in an age of experimentation and departures from convention, the sonata form remain among the most vital means of musical expression.
[] Δ(sh)Zsonata formҪÆΔ(sh)˷Q^Z~remains
(3) The ability to retain a mental record of earlier experiences are referred to as memory.
[] ZThe ability 控һLĶZ^Ze`ʹˏ͔(sh)ʽĞis referred@}P^(sh)}yʽZһLĶZʹ^ָ_re^Z~Ĕ(sh)ǷcZһ@}ݾǶZֿ^Zǂ~Ĕ(sh)ǡǡcZĔ(sh)෴O`^Z~Ĕ(sh)ʽ
(4) Its tremendous output of dairy products have earned the state of Wisconsin the title of America*s Dairyland.
[] ZdžΔ(sh)ʽoutput^Z~Ğhas~Zof dairy products ZĶZ
(5) Ensuring an adequate water supply have been a concern ever since people began to live in towns and cities .
[] ZDŽ~ZEnsuring an adequate water supply~ZҪΔ(sh)^Z~