sat语法专练(125版本)

sat语法题目

1.Thenheplayedthesamemelody,butwithsuchapure,sadwailthat,theentireclass

satinstunnedsilencewhenhe'dfinished.

A.NOCHANGE

B.melody,butwithsuchapure,sadwailthat

C.melody,butwithsuchapuresadwailthat,

D.melodybut,withsuchapuresadwail,that

2.Iago,thevillainofthetractedy,OthellostrivestoundoOthello,arespectedgeneral.

A.NOCHANGE

B.tragedy,Othello,

C.tragedyOthello,

D.tragedyOthello

3.Tothesurpriseofmany,itwasacollegestudent,MayaLinwhowonthe1981

competitiontodesigntheVietnamVeteransMemorial.

A.NOCHANGE

B.student,MayaLin,

C.studentMayaLin

D.studentMayaLin,

4.Whilesomesculptorssuggestthemagnitudeofaneventbypresentinglarger-than-life

figures,Linreliesonmoreunderstatedmethodstosuggestmattersofgreatsignificance.

A.NOCHANGE

B.figures:

C.figures.

D.figures;

5.SincetheunveilingoftheVietnamVeteransMemorial,Linhasappliedthisapproachin

differentpartsofthecountryandtodifferenterasofUnitedStateshistory.

A.NOCHANGE

B.willapply

C.applied

D.applying

6.LocatedinMontgomery,Alabama,MavaLinmadethisworkconsistofalowgranite

diskonwhichthenamesofthedeadappearalongwithreferencestolandmarkeventsof

themovement.

A.NOCHANGE

B.thisworkconsists

C.consisting

D.herworkonthismonumentconsisted

7.Behindthediskstandsagranitewallbearingtheirinscription."-------"

A.NOCHANGE

B.which

C.this

D.it's

8.WhileshewasstudyinganthropologyatBarnardCollegeinNewYorkthatHurston

decidedtoreconnectwiththecustoms,songs,stories,andgamesshehadlearnedasa

child.

A.NOCHANGE

B.Duringthetimethatshewas

C.Itwaswhile

D.While

9.Othertaleswereexaaaeratedlvandhumorousaccountsofharshbossesandsmarter

workers,oroftricksteranimalssuchas,BrerRabbitandhiscousins.

A.NOCHANGE

B.exaggeratedlyhumorously

C.exaggeratedhumorously

D.exaggerated,humorous

10.Othertaleswereexaaaeratedlvandhumorousaccountsofharshbossesandsmarter

workers,oroftricksteranimalssuchas,BrerRabbitandhiscousins.

A.NOCHANGE

B.asBrerRabbit

C.asBrerRabbit,

D.as,BrerRabbit,

11.Pleasantlyheavyandwarmfromthesun,Icanstillimaginethefeelofthefruit.

A.NOCHANGE

B.Icanstillimaginethefeelofthefruit,pleasantlyheavyandwarmfromthesun.

C.Pleasantly,thefruitisstillwarmandheavywhereIcanfeelitinmyimaginationfrom

thesun.

D.Pleasantlyheavy,Icanstillimaginethefeelofthewarmfruitfromthesun.

12.Icanseemyselfnow,standinginasteamykitchen,overallsspatteredwithpulp,sweat

drippingfrommychin.

A.NOCHANGE

B.overallsspattered,withpulpsweat,

C.overalls,spatteredwithpulp,sweat

D.overallsspatteredwithpulpsweat

13.Toproduceenouahtaxoltoprovidefortheneedsofallpatients,chemistsestimated

thattheywouldneedthedrug.

A.NOCHANGE

B.Enoughtaxolproductiontoprovide

C.Producingenoughtaxolinproviding

D.Theywantedtoproduceenoughtaxoltoprovide

14.Thebet'stermsstatedthattheloserofthewaaer,escortedbvamarchinaband,must

carryafifty-poundsackofflouronemilealongAustin'sMainStreet.

A.NOCHANGE

B.wagerescortedbyamarchingband

C.wagerescortedbyamarchingband,

D.wager,escortedbyamarchingband

15.Mr.Gridley,theloser,thendecoratedasackofflourwithred,white,andblueribbons:

shoulderedit;andledthebandthroughAustin.

A.NOCHANGE

B.ribbons,shoulderedit,

C.ribbonsshoulderedit,

D.ribbons,shoulderedit;

16.Beinginspirinaandmotivatin。himself,GridleytraveledtoVirginiaCity,Nevada,to

auctionthesackofflourtoitsresident.

A.NOCHANGE

B.Himselfbeinginspiredandmotivated,

C.Byinspiringandmotivating,

D.Inspiredandmotivated,

17.HeknewthathimselfandMayawouldhavetoapplytheirenergiestotheactivityof

laborforthemoneyneededtosignalease.

A.NOCHANGE

B.Mayaandhimself

C.Mayaandhim

D.heandMaya

18.PhotosofBillieHoliday,TheloniousMonk,JohnColtrane,andotherjazzgreatsonthe

walls.

A.NOCHANGE

B.line

C.along

D.hangingon

19.SoonMcLeansteppedonstagewithhissaxIwasn'tpreparedfortheimpact.

A.NOCHANGE

B.sax.

C.saxthat

D.sax,

20.1thinkthatatsomedeeplevelwehumansneedsteadyrhythmic,movementtofeel

centeredandcontent.

A.NOCHANGE

B.steady,rhythmic

C.steady,rhythmic,

D.steady;rhythmic

21.ThetapdanceofLinotypekeysthepungentscentsofprintinginkandcleaning

chemicals,andtheslappingsoundoftherollersdrippingwithink—manysuchdetails

remainwithme.

A.NOCHANGE

B.keys;

C.keys,

D.keys一

22.Aftercollege,sheenrolledinBoston'sNewEnglandConservatoryofMusic,whereher

studies,shehoped,wouldleadtoadegreeinvoiceandacelebratedconcertsinger.

A.NOCHANGE

B.careerasa

C.professional

D.OMITtheunderlinedportion

23.AsfounderoftheMartinLutherKing,Jr.CenterforNonviolentSocialChange,the

workcontinuestofulfillthegoalsofpeaceandjustice.

A.NOCHANGE

B.shecontinuestowork

C.theworkiscontinuing

D.theongoingwork

24.AlthoughshenarrowlylostbidsfortheU.S.Senatein1982and1986,Woods'

campaignsearnedtheirnationalrecognition.

A.NOCHANGE

B.herself

C.them

D.her

25.Severalsubtle,butsiaEficantcues,maycomeintoplay,suggestingthechoiceof

eitherSpanishorEnglish.

A.NOCHANGE

B.subtle,butsignificantcues

C.subtlebutsignificantcues,

D.subtlebutsignificantcues

26.Itisasocialmusicthatperformedatweddings,birthdays,parties,andfeasts.

A.NOCHANGE

B.musicinwhichitisperformed

C.music,performing

D.music,performed

27.Theworditse斤comesfromtheSpanishwordfordance,baile.

A.NOCHANGE

B.word,itself,

C.word,itself

D.worditself,

28.Cheektocheek,thedanceisperformedt。the®axedtwo-steptemp。，andthebands

oftenplaylongpastmidnight.

A.NOCHANGE

B.Couplesdancecheektocheektotherelaxedtwo-steptempo,

C.Arelaxedtwo-steptempo,thecouplesdancecheektocheek,

D.Cheektocheek,thetwo-steptemporelaxesdancingcouples,

29.Cheektocheek,thedanceisperformedtotherelaxedtwo-steptempo,andthebands

oftenplavIonapastmidnight.

A.NOCHANGE

B.playlong,past,

C.play,longpast,

D.play,longpast

30.Toaddtotheconfusion,everyNewYear'sDayapersonaccordingtothisKorean

countingsystem,becomesayearolder,regardlessofhisorheractualbirthday.

A.NOCHANGE

B.person,

C.person;

D.personwho,

31.Thisideawasdemonstratedoftenwhenmyelderlyrelatives,whotookpridein

remindingyoungerfolkoftheir"Koreanage."

A.NOCHANGE

B.by

C.while

D.asif

32.BycontrastAmericansocietyhasoftenbeendescribedasonethatvaluesthevibrant

energyofyouthoverthewisdomandexperiencegainedwithage.

A.NOCHANGE

B.whose

C.this

D.whom

33.Furthermore,theboardofferednoevidencetobackupit'sclaimthatsuchclothing

createdanegativeeducationalenvironment.

A.NOCHANGE

B.where

C.which

D.inwhich

34.Houdini,whodevotedconsiderableefforttoexposinghoaxesinvolvingspiritualismand

wasskepticalabouttheexistenceofsupernaturalbeings.

A.NOCHANGE

B.spiritualism,being

C.spiritualism,was

D.spiritualismand,

35.Smallpilesofuncappedballpointsaatherasifoftheiraccord,onmynighttable.

A.NOCHANGE

B.gather;

C.gather,

D.gather:

36.Abrilliantprofessorofdentistry:heisbestrememberedformakingitpossiblefor

generationsofgolfersconcentratedontheirswingswithoutworryingaboutwhethertheir

golfballswouldremaininplaceastheyswung.

A.NOCHANGE

B.dentistry;

C.dentistry,

D.dentistry

37.Whatwasoncehiddenawaybehindthehousesarenowoutintheopen,foralltosee.

A.NOCHANGE

B.is

C.were

D.havebeen

38.In1873,shemarriedWilliamBrown,butherhusbandpassedawaylessthanadecade

later.

A.NOCHANGE

B.lessthen

C.fewerthan

D.fewerthen

39.TheBickfordswereanenterprisingcouple.Purchasin。two-thirdsoftheVirginiaCity

WaterCompanyin1888.

A.NOCHANGE

B.couple;purchasing

C.couple,purchasing

D.coupleandpurchasing

40.Sidesteppedbyprogressandfrozenintime,VirginiaCityisnowalivinghistoricalcity.

A.NOCHANGE

B.froze

C.freezed

D.frozed

41.AsmymotherandIprepareddinner,wehadourusualconversationaboutschooland

life.(WhichoneisWRONG?)

A.MymotherandIprepareddinnermeanwhile

B.AsmymotherandIwerepreparingdinner,

C.WhilemymotherandIprepareddinner,

D.MymotherandIprepareddinnerwhile

42.1wouldshowoffthelanterns,mymotherhadmade,eatmoonlike,anddrinkteawith

mygrandparents.

A.NOCHANGE

B.lanterns,that

C.lanterns;

D.lanterns

43.Mymotherhasoftenaskedme;whyIdon'tliketodothethingsoreatthefoodsthatI

didwhenIwasyounger.

A.NOCHANGE

B.me:

C.me,

D.me

44.Oneeveningatarestaurant,adishofstuffedmushroomswasorderedwithhismeal,

assumingthedishwouldbeservedasanappetizer.

A.NOCHANGE

B.adishwasorderedofstuffedmushrooms

C.heorderedadishofstuffedmushrooms

D.orderingadishofstuffedmushrooms

45.ThewalenalthouahfluentinEnglish,didnotknowhowtointerprethisparticular

request.

A.NOCHANGE

B.waiter,although,

C.waiteralthough,

D.waiteralthough

46.Itissometimesasimportanttolearnthepolitenessconventionsusedbyspeakersof

otherlanguagesandculturesaslearnin。theirvocabularyandgrammar.

A.NOCHANGE

B.ashavinglearned

C.whenheislearning

D.asitistolearn

47.1wouldbeintriguedandcuriousasIlookedamileaheadtospyalonecar,tinyandfar

away,whethe门tcametoastoponastraightroad.

A.NOCHANGE

B.coming

C.ifitcomes

D.andhaditcome

48.Walkinathroughanyoneofanincreasingnumberofvegetablegardensthesedays

andyou'relikelytoshakeyourheadindisbelief.

A.NOCHANGE

B.Havingwalked

C.Towalk

D.Walk

49.Growingwithinmanyplotsaresuchoddities,aspurplecarrots,whitetomatoes,striped

eggplants,potatoeswithblueflesh,andothercropsacasualgardenerwouldfindstrange

indeed.

A.NOCHANGE

B.oddities

C.oddities:

D.oddities;

50.Manyseedsavorsorderendangeredplantsthroughasmall;butarowinanumberof

organizationsthatspecializeinrareseeds.

A.NOCHANGE

B.smallbutgrowing

C.small,butgrowing

D.smallbutgrowing,

51.Seedsaverspointoutthattheworld'sfoodsupplydependsonfewerthantwodozen

speciesofplants,nearlyallofwhicharebeingreducedtoonlyafewvarietiesthroughthe

useofhybridsandplantgenetics.

A.NOCHANGE

B.lesserthan

C.fewerthen

D.lessthen

52.Justlastmonth,forinstance,Ireceivedacallfromaneighborherpleaformyhelp

resultedinahappyendingforeveryoneinvolved.

A.NOCHANGE

B.whose

C.a

D.expressinga

53.Shecouldnowhearthethrumandwhirofthecolonysittinainherlivingroom.

A.NOCHANGE

B.asshesat

C.seated

D.beingseated

54.Furthermore,theunclutteredbackgrounddirectstheviewer'seyetothewomanherself

asshelooksoffintothedistanceasifoneiswaitinaforsomeone.

A.NOCHANGE

B.theywerewaiting

C.shewaited

D.waiting

55.LittleisknownofEarlMeWiliamsacceptthatheworkedasanelevatoroperatorata

departmentstoreandlaterasaphotofinisher.

A.NOCHANGE

B.exceptthat

C.exceptfor

D.accepting

56.Oneday,thouah,AmilasedmeifIwouldliketositinthesaddleforawhile.

A.NOCHANGE

B.daythough:

C.day,though

D.day,though:

57.Thefirstofferstheoceanshiah,saltcontentasanexplanation.

A.NOCHANGE

B.oceanshigh

C.ocean'shigh

D.ocean'shigh,

58.Yetmanypeople,whofeelstronaln,aboutpollutionoftheseresourcesarestrangely

silentaboutprotectingourenvironmentfromnoise.

A.NOCHANGE

B.peoplewhofeelstronglyaboutpollution,

C.people,whofeelstronglyaboutpollution,

D.peoplewhofeelstronglyaboutpollution

59.Unbrickingakilnafterafiringislikeapersonuncoveringburiedtreasure.

A.NOCHANGE

B.someone

C.apotter

D.OMITtheunderlinedportion

60.Rosiestturnsoutis:adeserttortoisethatmygrandmotherhadstartedraisingover

twentyyearsago.

A.NOCHANGE

B.Rosie,itturnsout,is

C.Rosie,itturnsoutis

D.Rosieitturnsout,is

61.Banneker'sgrandmotherwasanindenturedservantfromEnglandwhom,after

completingthetermofhercontract,boughtsomelandandthenmarriedafreedslave.

A.NOCHANGE

B.who,

C.which,

D.OMITtheunderlinedportion.

62.KayakinginwhitewaterthetumultuousrapidsofswHt-movinariversappealstopeople

seekingadventureandexcitement.

A.NOCHANGE

B.water;thetumultuousrapidsofswift-movingrivers,

C.water,thetumultuousrapidsofswift-movingrivers,

D.waterthetumultuousrapidsofswift-movingrivers,

63.Ilightlessvacuumsandlocalesoncethoughttohot,t。coldort。poisonous,tosustain

life,thereexistsawealthofmicrobialorganisms.

A.NOCHANGE

B.toohot,toocold,ortoopoisonous

C.toohot,toocold,ortoopoisonous,

D.tohot,tocold,ortopoisonous

64.Thesesingle-celledsurvivorscalledextremophiles,don'tmerelyendureenvironments

toosevereforotherlifeforms;theythriveinthem.

A.NOCHANGE

B.survivors,calledextremophiles,

C.survivors,calledextremophiles

D.survivorscalledextremophiles;

65.Inoneshot,myyounggrandparentstotedcratesfilledwithripefruit,andmymother

satonabranch,peeringdownatthecamera.

A.NOCHANGE

B.branch,whichpeered

C.branchthatpeered

D.branchpeering

66.Thisknowledgereassuresandinspiresme.WhenIrememberthathumanbeings

sharemanyofhesamehopes,andfears,dreamsanddisappointments,thenIcanhelp

myrelationship.

A.NOCHANGE

B.myselfwhen

C.me,when

D.mewhen

67.Thisknowledgereassuresandinspiresme.WhenIrememberthathumanbeings

sharemanyofhesamehopes,andfears,dreamsanddisappointments,thenIcanhelp

myrelationship.

A.NOCHANGE

B.hopes,andfears,dreams,

C.hopesandfears,dreams

D.hopesandfearsdreams

68.Furthermore,highwaymaintenancecostsandpollutiondecreasesinareasplanted

withnativeflowersandgrasses,whichrequirelittle,ifany,mowingorchemicaltreatment.

A.NOCHANGE

B.pollutiondecrease

C.pollutionhasdecreased

D.alsodecreasingpollution

69.Furthermore,highwaymaintenancecostsandpollutiondecreasesinareasplanted

withnativeflowersandgrasses,whichrequire、ttle,ifany,mowingorchemicaltreatment.

A.NOCHANGE

B.little,ifany

C.littleifany,

D.little;ifany

70.Texaswasoneoftheearlyleadersinthismovement,establishedawildflowerprogram

inthe1930s.

A.NOCHANGE

B.Texas,where

C.InTexas,

D.Texas,

71.Inthe1960s,shemovedintotheWhiteHousewithherhusband,PresidentLyndon

Johnson,bythenwidelyknownas“LadyBird"Johnson,thiscrusadertookastandfor

nativeplantsandthewildlifethatdependonthem.

A.NOCHANGE

B.Johnson.By

C.Johnsonny

D.Johnsonby,

72.In2002,Minnesotawriterandeditor,MaiNennMoua,createdanewliterarytradition.

A.NOCHANGE

B.editorMaiNengMoua

C.editor,MaiNengMoua

D.editorMaiNengMoua,

73.MouaisproudofheraccomplishmentsandthoseofotherHmongwritersintheUnited

States.

A.NOCHANGE

B.thatof

C.about

D.with

74.HerhopethatcollegecoursesinAsianAmericanstudiessoonwillincludeatleastone

selectionfromBambooAmongtheOaks.

A.NOCHANGE

B.isthat

C.beingthat

D.being

75.FrankLloydWright,oneofthetwentiethcentury'smostcreativeandinnovative

architectsbasinamostofhisdesignsontwotheories.

A.NOCHANGE

B.architects.Based

C.architects,basing

D.architects,based

76.OneishismentorLouisSullivan'sideathat"formfollowsfunction"—this。abuilding's

usedeterminesitsdesign.

A.NOCHANGE

B.thatis,

C.thisis,

D.thatis

77.Thecontentsofthispackagewereindeedfraaile,Ithouaht,butnotinanyofthe

expectedways.

A.NOCHANGE

B.fragile,Ithought

C.fragile,Ithought

D.fragile;Ithought,

78.However,itwaswhenIbeganpronouncingthewordstomyself;thatIfeltthetrue

weightofthebook.

A.NOCHANGE

B.myself

C.myself-

D.myself.

79.Thelaborforcethatshrankasmenjoinedthemilitaryforcesbutgrewaswomen

floodedintojobsnewlyopentothem.

A.NOCHANGE

B.thoughtit

C.andyetit

D.DELETEtheunderlinedportion

80.OneoftheweldingcertificatesonviewwasdonatedbyBethenaMoore,ooeratin。a

torchthatcouldheatmetalto250F,shehelpedmakeKaiseroneofthemostproductive

shipyardsofthewartimeera.

A.NOCHANGE

B.Mooreoperating

C.Moore,whooperated

D.Moore.Operating

81.Lastyear,oneparticipantfoundover3,000morelsbecominamyhero.

A.NOCHANGE

B.morels.He'smy

C.morels,whata

D.morels,my

82.Theorangeandblackmonarchbutterflyisthemosteasiestrecognizedandstriking

butterflyspeciesinNorthAmerica.

A.NOCHANGE

B.mosteasy

C.easiest

D.mosteasily

83.Manymonarchs,westofRockyMountainsmigratetothesouthernCaliforniacoast,

wheretheyoverwinterineucalyptusgroves.

A.NOCHANGE

B.monarchswestoftheRockyMountains,

C.monarchswest,oftheRockyMountains,

D.monarchswestoftheRockyMountains

84.Monarchshavesmallerbodiesandinsufficientlydevelopednervoussystemsthan

migratorybirds.

A.NOCHANGE

B.less

C.moreinsufficient

D.inadequate

85.InNovember2002,acrewofphysicians,sailors,andexpeditionexperts,Coxheaded

forNekoHarborontheAntarcticPeninsula.

A.NOCHANGE

B.acrewmadeupof

C.withacrewof

D.DELETEtheunderlinedportion.

86.Usinghishometownashisbaseanddocumentinathekeypeopleandeventsofthe

Memphismusicscene,baseball'sNegroLeagues,andthecivilrightsmovement.

A.NOCHANGE

B.base.Withersdocumented

C.base,Withersdocumented

D.base,documenting

87.Gradually,hegrewintotheroleofhomespunsageandphilosopher,muchlikethatof

thekindlyoldcaptainheplacedinhislastfilm,SteamboatRoundtheBend.

A.NOCHANGE

B.captain,heplayedinhislastfilm

C.captain,heplayedinhislastfilm,

D.captainheplayedinhislastfilm

88.Formybirthdayoneyear,myfathergavemeaguidebooktoshells.ThatwashowI

learnedthenamesofthebeautifulobjectsinmycollection;Scotchbonnets,Atlantic

cockles,bayscallops,andsanddollars.

A.NOCHANGE

B.collection

C.collection,

D.collection:

89.Overcomewithexcitement,Icarefullyextractedthemfromtheseaweedbefore

dashingdownthebeachtoshowmyfather.

A.NOCHANGE

B.Icarefullyextractedthemfromtheseaweedovercomewithexcitement

C.Extractingthemfromtheseaweed,Iwascarefullyovercomewithexcitement,

D.Overcomewithexcitement;theseaweedwascarefullyremoved

90.SheisnowaU.S.citizen,thoughtshestillspeaksandreadsKoreanbetterthanshe

doesEnalish.(WhichisWRONG?)

A.English.

B.shespeaksandreadsEnglish.

C.Englishis.

D.shecanspeakandreadEnglish.

91.Lunarrainbows,or"moonbows,“arelittleknown.

A.NOCHANGE

B.rainbows,or"moonbows"

C.rainbowsor"moonbows,"

D.rainbowsor,“moonbows”

92.Likesolarrainbow,theobserversoflunarrainbowsareeasiertofindnearwaterfalls.

A.NOCHANGE

B.lunarrainbows

C.thosewatchinglearrainbows

D.lunarrainbowobservers

93.Partoftheproblem,isthatweallowntoomanycars.

A.NOCHANGE

B.problemis,that

C.problemisthat

D.problemisthat,

94.Butourfamiliesgrewlarger,andourchildrenbecameolderand、nowitseemsas

thoughtwoorthreecarsaren'tenough.

A.NOCHANGE

B.older,andnow

C.olderandnow,

D.older,and,now

95.Ifwelivedonathroughstreet,suchextravagancemightbeabitmoreeasily

accommodated.

A.NOCHANGE

B.moreeasy

C.moreeasier

D.moreeasyto

96.Infact,inmyneighborhoodthisevening,therearesuretobe,tire'ssquealing,horns

honking,andcardoorsslamming.

A.NOCHANGE

B.betire's

C.be,tires

D.betires

97.Inalaterstory,however,thecane'soverpoweringscent"drenches"theworkerswho

cutthecanestalks,forcingthemtoinhaleitssyrupythicknesswitheverybreath.(Whichis

WRONG?)

A.whoarecutting

B.astheycut

C.andcut

D.cutting

98.Jadeishard;makinqitdifficulttochiporflake,butoncepolished,itssurfaceissmooth

andsilkytothetouch.

A.NOCHANGE

B.hard.Making

C.hardmaking

D.hard,making

99.Inadditiontoitsaestheticimportance,therewaswithiadeaspiritualvaluestemmina

fromitsearlyassociationswithtraditionalTaoistbeliefs.

A.NOCHANGE

B.value,whichwasspiritual,stemmed

C.jadehadspiritualvalue,stemming

D.aspiritualvaluestemmed

100.Morethanabunchoftrees,thewoodseachdistincuishedasdomainsinasetby

whatwefoundordidthere.

A.NOCHANGE

B.Morethanabunchoftrees,thewoodswasasetofdomains,eachdistinguishedby

whatwefoundordidthere.

C.Wefoundordidthingsthatmadethewoodshavedomains,morethanabunchtrees.

D.Findinganddoingthings,thewoodsbecameasetofdomains,eachdistinguishedby

us.

101.Oneforthadstonewallsandaroofofpineboughs.Another,madefromanold

Hanket,smelledlikeouratticathome.

A.NOCHANGE

B.Anothermadefromanoldblanket

C.Anothermadefromanoldblanket,

D.Another,madefromanoldblanket

102.Thereamongthewildflowerslayadoor,itspresenceamystery;wedidn'tcareto

solve.

A.NOCHANGE

B.mystery,we

C.mystery.We

D.mysterywe

103.Unearthed,Ididn'texpectt。findseveral01dcoins.

A.NOCHANGE

B.Theunearthingofseveraloldcoinsbutitwasn'twhatIexpected.

C.Outfromundertheearth,myexpectationwasnottofindseveraloldcoins,

D.Ididn'texpecttounearthseveraloldcoins.

104.Afewcorrodedpennies,theircopperysurfacespittedandhadbeentarnished,

blendedinwiththesoil.

A.NOCHANGE

B.theywere

C.were

D.OMITtheunderlinedportion

105.BythetimeIlearnedthatcoincollecting,ornumismatics,hadbeciunintheItalian

Renaissance,Iamdevelopingahabitofcheckingeveryhandfulofchangeforarareorold

coin—oronethatwasboth.

A.NOCHANGE

B.havebegan

C.hadbegan

D.begun

106.BythetimeIlearnedthatcoincollecting,ornumismatics,hadbegunintheItalian

Renaissance,Iamdevelopinqahabitofcheckingeveryhandfulofchangeforarareorold

coin—oronethatwasboth.

A.NOCHANGE

B.havedeveloped

C.haddeveloped

D.havebeendeveloping

107.Collectingcoinsbringsothertimeperiodsintofocus.Forinstance,thechangeinthe

metalcompositionofU.S.coins,minteddurinaWorldWar2,pointsouttheadjustments

madeaspartofthewareffort.

A.NOCHANGE

B.coins,mintedduringWorldWar2

C.coinsmintedduringWorldWar2,

D.coinsmintedduringWorldWar2

108.Thecountryclearedthispathandpaveditwithpackedgravel,sopeoplewouldhave

apeacefulplacetohikeandbike.(WhichisWRONG?)

A.path,paving

B.pathandthenpaved

C.pathbeforepaving

D.pathpaved

109.1ridethistrailnearlyeveryday—not0nabike,buton"Luigi."

A.NOCHANGE

B.day;notonabike

C.daynotonabike

D.day,notonabike;

110.Thecitywascelebratinganincredibleengineeringfeat;thecompletionofthefirst

sectionoftheNewYorkCitySubway.

A.NOCHANGE

B.feat,over

C.feat:

D.feat

111.Asearlyas1865,therehadbeenproposalsforaNewYorksubway,butthattook

decadestoresolvethemanypolitical,financial,andtechnicalchallenges.

A.NOCHANGE

B.it

C.those

D.DELETEtheunderlinedportion.

112.Brightlylitstationswelcomedthepublic,manyofthemwereskepticaloftraveling

underground.

A.NOCHANGE

B.ofwhom

C.ofwho

D.DELETEtheunderlinedportion.

113.Ontherightside,aftertheyhavemovedthroughhistory.Thesameworkersstand

tall,radiatingstrengthandconfidence.

A.NOCHANGE

B.history;the

C.history,the

D.history-the

114.Thefrescoisadynamicwork