2024年高考英语复习 非谓语动词 专项训练

EnglishTestforNonfiniteVerb（非谓语动词一）

1.Theadvertisementhasbeenheardthreetimestoday..

A.tobroadcastB.tobebroadcastC.broadcastingD.broadcast

2.before,hisfirstperformancefortheamateurdramaticgroupwasasuccess.

A.ThoughhavingneveractedB.Ashehadneveracted

C.DespitehehadneveractedD.Inspiteofhisneverhavingacted

3.That'stheverywashingmachinetheguardwatchedoutofthedoorthat

night.

A.carryingB上eingcarriedC.carriedD.havingcarried

4.Hedrewthecurtainaparttoletthesunshineethroughthewindow.

A.tostreamB.streamingC.tobestreamedD.andstreamed

5.Weapowerfulsenseoflosswhenfindingsomespeciesareextinct,

never.

A.can'thelpbutfeel/toreturnB.can'thelpfeel/toreturn

C.can'thelpfeeling/returnD.can'thelptofeel/retuming

6.Pleasetellmetheaccidenttoyourbrotherlastnight.

A.happenedB.happeningC.havinghappenedD.thathappened

7.Goodnight,MrWang.Pmglad.

A.tomeetyouB.tohavemetyouC.havingmetyouD.tomeetwithyou

8.Lindawastheexperimentamonthago,butshechangedhermindatthe

lastminute.

A.tostartB.tobestartingC.tohavestartedD.tohavebeenstarted

9.TomyreliefthestudentneverdoesanythinginthemorningbutEnglish

aloud.

A.readB.readsC.toreadD.reading

10.Don'tletthechildwhoistoviolentfilms.

A.notoldenoughbeexposedB.notoldenoughtobeexposed

C.tooyoungtobeexposedD.youngenoughexposing

11.Ofthe9500driverssincethebeginningoflastyear,23%were

foundroadknowledge.

A.tested/lackinginB.tobetested/lacking

C.havingbeentested/lackingD.tested/lacking

12.It'sbetterhimthebadnewsnow.Yes,better__itasasecret.

A.nottell/keepB.nottell/tokeepC.nottotell/tokeepD.nottotell/keep

13.Theboywantedtoridehisbicycleinthestreet,buthismothertoldhim.

A.nottoB.nottodoC.notdoitD.donnotto

14.whichwaytotake,thelittleboybehavedlikearealgentlemanwho

fortedhissisterfromtimetotime.

A.HavinglefttowonderB.Leavingtowonder

C.LefttowanderD.Leftwondering

15.fortheterribleaccident,asthepublicthought,themayorfeltnervousand

wasataloss.

A.ToblameB.HavingblamedC上eingtobeblamedD.beingtoblame

16.Thepartythestudentslookedforwardtoyesterdayafternoon.

A.beingheldB.washeldC.wastobeheldD.held

17.infinancialscandals,accordingtoasocialresearch,wasregardedastop

onereasonforofficialstogiveuppoliticalcareerinItaly.

A.InvolvedB.InvolvingC.BeinginvolvedD.Toinvolve

18.Hearingthenews,herushedout,thebookonthetableand

disappearedinthedistance.

A.left/lainopenB.leaving/lyingopenC.leaving/lieopenD.left/layopen

19.Hedemandedwhatwasgoingoninthefactorywhenhewashospitalized.

A.totellB.metotellhimC.tobetoldD.thatIwouldtellhim

20.yourpositionwithhers,weshallreadthepositionagain.

A.TopareB.SoastopareC.paringD.pared

21.Thecoupledecidedtobuyanewhouseinthesuburbssothattheiryoungchildren

wouldhavethegarden.

A.wheretoplayinB.inwhichtoplayC.toplaywithD.whichtoplay

22.Theserviceisoneofmanysitesfromthe____popularityofpoetryonthe

WorldWideWeb.

A・benefited/growingB.benefiting/growingC.tobenefit/grown

D.benefit/grown

23.Timsatunderatreeandseeinghisfriend,upinnotime.

A.stoodB.standC.tostandD.stands

24.OnSaturdayafternoon,MrsGreenwenttothemarket,somebananasand

visitedhercousin.

A.boughtB.buyingC.tobuyD.buy

25.Thegreatscientistdevotedallhislife_thehiddenlawinNature.

A.tosearchforB.tosearchingC.tothesearchforD.tosearch

26.Inthepastdecade,geologistshaveecloserthanevertheageofthe

earth.

A.tocalculateB.tocalculatingC.tobecalculatingD.tohavecalculated

27.Newregulationshavebeendraftedrecentlyrequiringtheworldgiantautomaker

themostcarsinChinathefaultycarsandotherautomobilesfor

inspection.

A.selling/recallB.sell/torecallC.selling/recallingD.tosell/recall

28.Manyfarmersinthecountrysidehavegonetocitiestolookforworkandlefttheir

childrenbehindbytheirgrandparents.

A.toberaisedB.raisedC.beingraisedD.raising

29.Thebuildinginourschoolisforusstudents.Thoughthere9snoisemostof

theday,westillfeelhappyaboutit.

A.tobeputupB.beingputupC.putupD.havingbeenput

up

30.PresidentTrumpusedhisfirstfulldayinofficeonSaturdayaremarkably

bitterattackonthenewmedia,falselyjournalistsofunderstatingthesizeofhis

inaugurationcrowd.

A・tounleash/accusingB.unleashing/toaccuseC.tohaveunleashed/accused

D•unleashed/havingaccused

31.OutdoorFilmFestival,heldinDecember,istheearliestfestivalinAsiaon

cyclingmountainbikedocumentariesandenvironmentalprotectionmovies.

AfocusingBfocusedChavingfocusingD.tofocus

32.Theprizehimforhisgreatcontribution.

A.washonoringB.washonoredC.wastobehonoredD.wastohonor

33.Rescuerspulledoutthelastsurvivingminerfor40hoursfollowingarock

burst.

AtrappedBbeingtrappedCweretrappedDhadtrapped

34.Themostseriousproblemourteachersishowtostimulatemorestudentsto

learnallthroughtheirlife.

A.facedwithB.facingC.tofaceuptoD.facingup

35.Herfutureambitionistohaveamodelingcareerthatshehopes__hertotravel

aroundtheworld.

A.willenableB.toenableC.enablingD.enables

36.Greatly,Iheardmydaughter'svoiceonthephone.

A.relieved/excitedB.beingrelieved/excitingC.relieving/excitingD.being

relieved/excited

37.ChinaenteredtheWTOin2001,thusitslongcherishedaimthe

globaltradebody.

A.achieved/joiningB.havingachieved/tobejoiningC.achieving/tojoinD.to

achieve/tojoin

38.Howcanacountrywhereteachersdevotealltheirclasshourstotrainingstudents

totakeexamstopeteinthetechnologyracewithothercountries?

A.beexpectedB.tobeexpectedC.expectingD.expected

39.一Doyouhaveanythingmore,sir?-No.Youcanhavearestordo

somethingelse.

A.typingB.tobetypedC.typedD.totype

4O.Thestrongwindcausedthefire,whichobviouslyhadbeensetbysomeoneon

purpose,acrossthefield.

A.spreadingB.spreadC.tospreadingD.tospread

41.togooutalone,theretiredpresidenthadtogoforawalkwithseveral

bodyguardshim.

A.Havingwarnednot/foliowedB.Notbeingwamed/fbllowedC.Warned

not/foliowingD.Notwamed/fbllowing

42._aboutthreemetersinheight,thegiganticapelikecreaturecalledBigfoot

supposedlyhauntstheforestsofthePacificNorthwest.Butitsexistenceonlystarted

tocausepublicpanicafter_bycamera.

A.Measured/beingcapturedB.Beingmeasured/itiscaptured

C.Measuring/beingcapturedD.Havingmeasured/captured

43.Hegotmetheletterwiththe.

A.posting/remaining2dollarsB.topost/2dollarsthatremained

C.topost/remained2dollarsD.posting/2dollarsremained

44.Thenewbookthepublisherslookedforwardtolastseason_byallmeansmade

ahitatlast.

A.beingputoutB.wasputoutC.puttingoutD.putout

45.Attentionplease!It'sproposedthateverybodywhosignedupforthecourse_at

theclassroombeforeeightnextMondaymorning.

A.willarriveB.arriveC.arrivingD.toarrive

ScientistsUseTinySpringMagnetstoHarmlesslyDissolveMicroplastics

AUniversityresearchteamhasdevelopedanewapproachtocleaningwater

sourcesofthemicroplasticsthatpollutethemwithoutharmingnearby

microorganisms.Theresearchershavedevelopedatechniquetobreakdownthe

microplasticsusingtinycarbonbasedmagnets.

Althoughofteninvisible(1)thenakedeye,microplasticsareverymon

pollutants.Microplasticsadsorborganicandmetalcontaminantsastheytravel

throughwaterandreleasethesehazardoussubstancesintoorganismslivingnear

waterwhen(2,eat),causingthemtoaccumulateallthewayupthefoodchain.

(3,separate)themicroplastics,theresearchershadtogeneratespecial

shortlivedchemicals,(4)triggerchainreactionsthatchopmicroplasticsinto

tinyandharmlesspartsthatdissolveinwater.However,thesespecialshortlived

chemicalsareoftenproducedusingheavymetalssuchasiron,whicharedangerous

pollutantsandthusunsuitableinanenvironmentalcontext.

Togetaroundthischallenge,theresearchersfoundagreenersolutiontohelp

boostgenerationofthespecialchemicals.(5,shape)likesprings,thecarbon

nanotubecatalystsremovedasignificantpartofmicroplasticsfromwatersamplesin

theirlaboverthecourseofjusteighthours.

“Itturnsoutthatthedegradationproductsofmicroplasticarepletelyharmless,

(6)theycanalsobeusedasacarbonsourceforalgaegrowth,“saysproject

coleaderDr.XiaoguangDuan."Themicroplasticsarepletelytransformedintocarbon

dioxideorotherharmlesssubstances,andtheywillnotcauseanyunpleasantor

poisonouseffectstomicroorganismsorfishorotheranimalsinwater/9

Furthermore,thespringswereabletoremainstable(7)intheharsh

oxidativeconditionsneededformicroplasticsbreakdown(8)theloopshape

increasesstabilityandmaximizesreactivesurfacearea.

Asnotwomicroplasticsarechemicallyquitethesame,theresearchers9next

stepswillcenteronensuringthatthenanospringsworkonmicroplasticsofdifferent

positions,shapesandorigins.Theyalsointendtocontinuetoabsolutelyconfirmthe

nonpoisonofanychemicalpoundsoccurringasinbetweenorbyproductsduring

microplastics9breakingdown.

“(9)plasticcontaminantscanberepurposedasfoodforalgaegrowth,

itwillbeavictoryforusingbiotechnologytosolveenvironmentalproblemsinways

thatarebothgreenandcostefficient.''ProfessorWangsays.

46.Topletetheessayintime,shespentthreedays_intheschoollibrarywithher

mind_onthetopicassignedbytheprofessor.

A.locking/fbcusedB.beinglocked/fbcusing

C.locked/fbcusedD.havingbeenlocked/fbcusing

47.Liisn'tthefirstyoungperson_withasilverspoon_intotroubleoverwhat

appearstobealackofrespecttowardpeople.

A.beingbom/togetB.tobebom/tohavegot

C.bearing/tobegettingD.bom/toget

48.Iamconsidering_atripduringtheingholiday.

Isthereanyplaceyouconsider_?

A.tohave/worthtovisitB.having/worthytovisit

C.tohave/worthvisitingD.having/worthytobevisited

49.ThenewlyconcludedNationalPeople'sCongresshaspassedapackageof

economicpolicies8%ofyearlyeconomicgrowth.

A.targetB.tobetargetedC.targetingD.targeted

50.Inthepastthreeyears,theSoutheastAsiannationhaswitnesseditsisland_bya

tsunamiandtyphoons.

A.tobedestroyedB.destroyedC.beingdestroyedD.havingbeendestroyed

51.Withalotofdifficultproblems_,themanagerfeltlikeacatonhotbricks.

A.SettledB.tosettleC.tobesettledD.beingsettled

52.Thegirlisoftenlistenedto_songsinthenextroom.

A.practisesingingB.topractisesingingC.practisetosingD.topractisetosing

53._againandagain,buthestillfailedtounderstandit.

A.HavingexplainedB.MrsLinexplainedC.HavingbeenexplainedD.ThoughMrs

Linexplained

54.Anyonecanbeeabetterscholarifheorshe_.

A.wanttobeeB.wantstodoC.wantstobeD.wantsto

55.Therearetwentypeopleinthemedicalteam,_.

A.threenursesincludedB.whichincludethreenursesC.includedthreenursesD.

threenursesareincluded

56.Themonitorsuggested_totheSeaWorldintheSummerVacation.

A.tomevisitingB.theirvisitingC.theyvisitD.tometheirvisit

57.Doyouconsideritanygood_morepeopleoverthere?

A.tosendB.sendingC.beingsentD.tobesent

58._agoodschoolneartheresidentialareawillbeagreatadvantage.

A.TherebeingB.BeingC.TheretobeD.Thereis

Therebe考题分析：

(l)Owingtonoshippingspaceuptothemoment,wehavetorequiredelayed

shipment.

A.thereisB.therebeC.therewasD.therebeing

(2)nothingelsetodo,wewenthomehappily.

A.TheretobeB.TherebeC.TherewasD.Therebeing

(3)1don'twantanymisunderstandingbetweenus.

A.theretobeB.therebeC.thereisD.therebeing

(4)ahousewithagardenisofgreatvalue.

A.TheretobeB.TherebeC.TherewasD.Therebeing

(5)Annneverdreamsofforhertobesentabroadverysoon.

A.theretobeachanceB.therebeingachanceC.therebeachanceD.beinga

chance

(6)NoonehadtoldSmithaboutalecturethefollowingday.

therebeB.therewouldbeC.therewasD.therebeing

59.Theiceishardenough_.

A.toskateB.toskateonC.tobeskatedD.tobeskatedon

60.LastOctober,theRussiangovernment,_toeasetensionsaheadofelectionearly

thisyear,announcedapricefreezeformilk,breadandotherfoodthroughtheendof

January.

A.hopedB.hopingC.tohopeD.havinghoped

61.WhilestayinghomeisatraditionattheSpringFestival,atripwithfamily

memberscanalsobeanicealternative.

A.totakeB.takingC.TookD.taken

62.Agiantofamanwassittingnexttothedoor,who,whentogreetme,

nearlysevenfeettall.

A.rose/standingB.rising/stoodC.torise/wasstandingD.risen/tostand

63.Chemicalprocessesinthetreatmentofmaterialsforclothesthe

environmentbadlyinsomecountriesnowadays.

A.areinvolved/damagingB.involved/damagedC.involving/damageD.involved/

damage

64.Whenpaintedandfurnishedwithfurniture,.

A.IthinktheflatwilllookbiggerandmorebeautifulB.youwillfeelmorefbrtable

livinginthehouse

C.wecanselltheapartmentformuchmoremoneyD.thehousewillbeused

foranursery

65.theWestLake,thisordinaryhotelalwaysleavesadeepimpressiononthe

tourists.

A.BeingsituatedonB.LiedonC.LocatedinD.Locatingin

66.Itisratherthatmanytalentedbutunderemployedcollegegraduatesare

workingasdeliverypersonsandlaborersbecauseoftheeconomy.

A.depressing/depressedB.depressing/depressingC.depressed/depressedD.

depressed/depressing

67.Iwouldlovetothepartylastnight,butIhadtoworkextrahourstofinisha

report.

A.togoB.tohavegoneC.goingD.havinggoing

68.theirrealeconomyconditions,theygotsomerelieffundfromthe

government.

A.ToconsiderB.GivingC.ConsideringD.Beinggiven

69.ourmanager,hewasqualifiedanddeserved.

A.Judgedby/promotingB.Judgingby/tobepromoted

C.Judgedfrom/promotingD.Judgingfrom/topromote

70.Oneisalwaysonastrangeroad,watchingstrangesceneryandlisteningtostrange

music.Then,onedayyouwillfindthatthethingsyoutryhardtoforgetare

alreadygone.

A.tellingyouthetruthB.believeitornot.C.tellyouthetruthD.believingitornot

71.Generallyspeaking,accordingtothedirections,thedrughasnoside

effect

A.whenbeingtakenB.iftakenC.whentobetakenD.ifbeingtaken

72.To,thenewteacherfeltverynervoustosayanything,withhands

slightly.

A.thestudentsconcerned/shakingB.theconcernedstudents/shaking

C.theconcerningstudents/shakenD.thestudentsconcernedwith/shaken

73.Somethingmustbewrongwiththeengine.Ican't.

A.getitstartB.haveitstartC.getitgoingD.haveitgoing

74.Brazilisanationwithasuccessfulinvestmentinenergythatesfromgrainsand

tenpercentofitsoilsupplywithgrainenergyisitscurrentgoal.

A.replacesB.hasreplacedC.replacingD.tobereplacing

75.Ratherthaneverythingtothelastminute,healwayspreferstostartearly.

A.toleaveB.leavingC.leaveD.haveleft

76.1considereddowntheTVwhileIwasdoingmyhomeworkyesterday.

A.itverygoodforhimtoturnB.itverygoodofhimtoturn

C.itisnogoodofhimtoturnD.itisnogoodhisturning

77.Theteachercameintotheclassroom,

A.withbookinhandB.bookinhandC.withbookinhandsD.abookinhishands

78.PeopleatlastfoundJanetonabenchinthebackyardalone,the

brightmoon.

A.seating/watchingB.sitting/watchedCseated/watchingD.sitting/towatch

79.Hewasbusywritingastory,onlyonceinawhiletosmokeacigarette.

A.tostopB.stoppingC.tohavestoppedD.havingstopped

80.Tomwassocarelesshiscarunlocked

A.toleaveB.tohaveC.astoleave.D.thathehas

81.Weenteredthesupermarketashelterfromasuddenrain.

A.tobefindingB.tobefoundC.justtofindD.onlytofind

82.Thelizardcanreachalengthofthreemetreswhen.

A.fullygrownB.fullygrowingC.havingfullygrownD.fullygrew

83.Themotherfeltherselfcoldandherhandstrembledasshereadtheletter

fromthebattlefield.

A.growB.grownC.togrowD.tohavegrown

84.Theyinsistthataputerdoesonlywhatthinkinghumanshaveplanned.

A.tohaveitdoB.tohaveitdoneC.havingitdoneD.tohavedoneit

85.Whowouldyouratherwithyou,PeterorReagan?

A.goB.togoC.havegoD.havetogo

86.Mrs.Brownwasmuchdisappointedtoseethewashingmachineshehadhad

wentwrongagain.

A.itrepairingB.itrepairedC.repairedD.toberepaired

87.Ifwehaveillegalimmigrantsin,manylocalworkerswilllosetheirjobs

A.cameB.ingC.toeD.havinge

88.Thesunisshiningbrightly,everythingaroundusmorebeautiful.

A.tomake;lookedB.making;lookC.andmaking;lookingD.making;

looked

89.Sincesheisangry,we.

A.hadbettertoleaveheraloneB.shouldleaveheralone

C.mightaswellleaveheraloneD.hadratherleaveheralone

90.Moststudentsinourclassprefertakingpainsinourstudiestowithabetter

education.

A.equipB.equippingC.beequippedD.beingequipped

91.SuewouldratherleaveforSanFranciscoinLosAngeles.

A.tostayB.thanstayC.stayingD.thanstaying

92.Theboyswerelastseenneartheriver.（00高考题）

A.missing;playingB.lost;tobeplayingC.missing;playD.lost;

toplay

93.InthedreamPetersawhimself__byafiercewol£andhewokesuddenlywitha

start.

A.chasedB.tobechasedC.bechasedD.havingbeenchased

94.Afteraknockatthedoor,thechildheardhismother'svoicehim.

A.callingB.calledC.beingcalledD.tocall

95.Youmayfindyourchoiceoftreebythetypeofsoilyouhaveandbythe

climate.

A.restrictB.restrictingC.restrictedD.toberestricted

96.TheadvertisementofNaoBaiJinghasbeenseenhundredsoftimesthis

week.

A.tobroadcastB.havebroadcastC.broadcastingD.broadcast

97.Ifthepaininyourlegbeesworse,getitatonce.

A.tobeseenB.seentoC.seeingtoD.beseento

98.Sandycoulddonothingbuttohisteacherthathewaswrong.

A.admittingB.admittedC.admitD.toadmit

99.Thepooroldpatientcannotbutthedoctor'sinstruction,thoughhecannot

affordtheoperation.

A.tofollowB.followC.followingD.followed

100.Hecoulddolittleexcept.

A.writingB.writeC.writtenD.towrite

101.Theboyhasnoalternativebutandaskhissisterforhelp.

A.goB.goesC.goingD.togo

102.Shecan'thelpthehousebecauseshe'sbusymakingacake.

A.tocleanB.cleaningC.cleanedD.beingcleaned

非谓语练习二

1.Themotherfeltherselfcoldandherhandstrembledasshereadtheletter

fromthebattlefield.

A.growB.grownC.togrowD.tohavegrown

2.Theyinsistthataputerdoesonlywhatthinkinghumanshaveplanned.

A.tohaveitdoB.tohaveitdoneC.havingitdoneD.tohavedoneit

3.Whowouldyouratherwithyou,PeterorReagan?

A.goB.togoC.havegoD.havetogo

4.Mrs.Brownwasmuchdisappointedtoseethewashingmachineshehadhad

wentwrongagain.

A.itrepairingB.itrepairedC.repairedD.toberepaired

5.Ifwehaveillegalimmigrantsin,manylocalworkerswilllosetheirjobs

A.cameB.ingC.toeD.havinge

6.Thesunisshiningbrightly,everythingaroundusmorebeautiful.

A.tomake;lookedB.making;look

C.andmaking;lookingD.making;looked

7.Sincesheisangry,we.

A.hadbettertoleaveheraloneB.shouldleaveheralone

C.mightaswellleaveheraloneD.hadratherleaveheralone

8.Moststudentsinourclassprefertakingpainsinourstudiestowithabetter

education.

A.equipB.equippingC.beequippedD.beingequipped

9.SuewouldratherleaveforSanFranciscoinLosAngeles.

A.tostayB.thanstayC.stayingD.thanstaying

lO.Theboyswerelastseenneartheriver.

A.missing;playingB.lost;tobeplaying

C.missing;playD.lost;toplay

11.InthedreamPetersawhimself__byafiercewolgandhewokesuddenlywitha

start.

A.chasedB.tobechasedC.bechasedD.havingbeenchased

12.Afteraknockatthedoor,thechildheardhismother'svoicehim.

A.callingB.calledC.beingcalledD.tocall

13.Youmayfindyourchoiceoftreebythetypeofsoilyouhaveandbythe

climate.

A.restrictB.restrictingC.restrictedD.toberestricted

14.TheadvertisementofNaoBaiJinghasbeenseenhundredsoftimesthis

week.

A.tobroadcastB.havebroadcastC.broadcastingD.broadcast

15.Ifthepaininyourlegbeesworse,getitatonce.

A.tobeseenB.seentoC.seeingtoD.beseento

16..Sandycoulddonothingbuttohisteacherthathewaswrong.

A.admittingB.admittedC.admitD.toadmit

17.Thepooroldpatientcannotbutthedoctor'sinstruction,thoughhecannot

affordtheoperation.

A.tofollowB.followC.followingD.followed

18.Hecoulddolittleexcept.

A.writingB.writeC.writtenD.towrite

19.Theboyhasnoalternativebutandaskhissisterforhelp.

A.goB.goesC.goingD.togo

20.Shecan'thelpthehousebecauseshe'sbusymakingacake.

A.tocleanB.cleaningC.cleanedD.beingcleaned

2l.Weenteredthesupermarketashelterfromasuddenrain.

A.tobefindingB.tobefoundC.justtofindD.onlytofind

22.Theircarwascaughtinatrafficjam,thusthedelay.

A.causedB.havingcausedC.causingD.whichcaused

23.1hurriedtoProfessorWang'shouseonlyhewasout.

A.findingB.findC.tofindD.found

24.Wewentoutforapicnicyesterdayinashower.

A.onlytobecaughtB.beingcaught

C.havingbeencaughtD.tohavecaught

25.Thispanywasthefirstportableradiosaswellascassettetaperecorders

intheworld.

A.producingB.toproduceC.havingproducedD.produced

26.ItisgenerallyacceptedthatChineseweretheearliestfootball,whilethe

Europeansestablishedthemodernrulesforfootball.

A.playedB.playingC.toplayD.havingplayed

27.Althoughthecausesofcancer,wedonotyethaveanypracticalwayto

preventit.

A-arebeinguncoveredB.havebeenuncoveringC.areuncoveringD.have

uncovered

28.ThefirsttextbooksforteachingEnglishasaforeignlanguagecameoutin

the16thcentury.

A.havingwrittenB.tobewrittenC.beingwrittenD.written

29.I'mnotsurewhichrestaurant.

A.toeatonB.eatingatC.toeatatD.foreating

30.Wehadtoeatbecausewehadn'tanything.

A.tostand;tositB.standing;tositonC.tobestood;sittingonD.tobe

standing;sat

31.Duetotheheavyrainandflooding,tenmillionpeoplehavebeenforced

theirhomes.

A.leavingB.toleaveC.tobeleftD.beingleft

32.1didn'texpectsuchalargeaudienceatthefirstperformanceoftheopera.

A.therewereB.therebeingC.theretobeD.therehad

33.Mysister,aninexperiencedrider,wasfoundsittingonthebicycleto

balanceit.

A.havingtriedB.tryingC.totryD.tried

34.Theelevatedroadsarefloodedwithlargeoutdoorsignboardsofads,whichare

intendedbypassingcardrivers.

A.toreadB.tobereadingC.tohavereadD.toberead

35.Hewouldlikethemeveryday.

A.bepracticedB.topractiseC.practicingD.practicing

36.1feelitisyourhusbandwhoforthespoiledchild.

A.istoblameB.isgoingtoblame

C.istobeblamedD.shouldblame

37.1fthere'salotofwork,I'mhappytojustkeeponuntilitisfinished.

A.todoB.tobedoingC.doneD.doing

38.-I'mgoingtoHongKongnextweek.Doyouhaveanything?

Oh,thafsverykindofyou.I'dliketohavethefacialsoap（面皂），forit'svery

cheapthere.

A.tobuyB.tobeboughtC.tobeingboughtD.bought

39.Whichofthefollowingsentenceshasthenegativemeaning?

A.Myprofessorwastoowillingtogivemeahand.

B.Mysisteristooreadytogowithme.

C.Myparentsweretoopleasedwithmyexamresulttooffermeabigreward.

D.Myfriend,Paco,wastoonervoustoanswerthelastquestion.

40.Davidthreatenedhisneighbortothepoliceifthedamageswerenotpaid.

A.tobereportedB.reportingC.toreportD.havingreported

41.Heclaimedinthesupermarketwhenhewasdoingshoppinglastweek.

A.beingbadlytreatedB.treatingbadly

C.tobetreatedbadlyD.tohavebeenbadlytreated

42.Thefluisbelievedbyvirusesthatliketoreproduceinthecellsinsidethe

humannoseandthroat.

A.causingB.beingcausedC.tobecausedD.tohavecaused

43.Womenaresaidasmuchatriskasmenofdevelopingdiseasesfrom

smoking.

A.beingB.havingbeenC.tobeD.tohavebeen

44.Atleast107peoplewerereportedintheeverrecordedworstsnowthat

strucksouthernChinalastwinter.

A.werekilledB.tobekilledC.killedD.tohave

beenkilled

45.Youaresupposedallyourhomeworkbynow.

A.tohandinB.tohavehandedinC.havinghandedinD.handing

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