高三语法复习(讲练)

高三语法复习

"介词（短语）"巧记妙学

一、介词用法顺口溜

介词像个“游离体”，名前动后常出现，

一旦组成“某结构”，句中成分有一位。

“介+宾”叫“介短”，作“形、副”句里边。

“宾补、表、定、状”，都能用得上①。

，，动+介”一一动词性②，“及、不及物”谓语用。

成语、习语常固定，应用起来有弹性。

注

①介词后面的名词、代词或数词是介词的宾语，介词和介词宾语合成介词短语。

介词短语在句中的语法作用相当于形容词或副词，在句中做宾（主）语、补足语、

表语、定语或状语-。

②“动词+介词（副词）”组成一个动词词组或短语动词，其语法作用相当于一个

及物动词或不及物动词，在句中作谓语。

二、介词在句中的位置

介词活跃句关键，短语合成形简单，

独作成分看不见，介短表定状可担。

before时空在之前，after之后off远。

直上over,above斜，under,belowF相反。

直到till,on表面，穿过through,for因缘。

by表旁边in里面，wi山伴随by车船。

时间地点at、in、on,二者between多among,

behind后面beside旁，附近near沿着alongo

from来自like像，表示目的for,to当。

of所属周围round,向上up向下down。

三、on,at,in用法巧记

on,at,in这三个常用介词都可以表示时间和地点，但具体用法不同，多数学生

对它们混淆不清。现在只要记住了口诀，就可避免at,on,in的种种误用。

1.on,in,at表示时间

on"在具体某一天”①

“当某时”,动名词,arrival,death前；

early,late位句先②，

用in一般“上”“下”“晚”；

on用于天，in用于月、季、年③；

限定三时in要变。④

at是个时间点，

，，工作”“时刻”与“圣诞”⑤。

atnoon（night）,intheday,

习惯用语记心间。

注：①on表示在具体某一天及具体某一天的上午、下午和晚上。

例Onmother'sDay,weshouldsendflowerstoourmother.母亲节，我们应该送花

给我们的母亲。

Onmyarrivalhome,Ifoundhehadgonealready.当我到家时，我发现他已经走

了。

②

当early,late用于句首修饰介词短语时，尽管表示具体某一天的上午、下午、晚

上，都要用in,泛指一般的上、下午，晚上也用in。

例EarlyinthemorningofNationalDay,Igotupto

catchthefirstbustothezoo.

国庆节一清早，我便起床去赶到动物园的第一班公共汽车。

Myfatherbeginsworkat8：00inthemorningandstops

workat4：00in山eafternoon.我父亲上午8点上班，下午4点下班。

③于将来时态表示“过一段时间后”及表示“在……期间”和“在某个季节，

某年、某月”都用in。

例Ihearhe'11bebackinamonth.我听说他将于一个月后回来。

InthecourseofthelastlessoninFrench,littleFranzwaslisteningtothemastervery

attentively.在那最后一堂法语课中，小弗朗兹非常用心地听着老师讲。

XiaoMingwasborninDecemberof2004.小明生于2004年12月。

④当morning,afternoon,evening有前位定语或后置定语限定时，就不用in而

用on。

例onahot（summer）noon在一个炎热（夏天）的中午

onMondaymorning在星期一上午

onthemorningofMarch8th在3月8日上午

⑤表示某时某刻及在work,Christmas前用at。

例Wegetupateighto,clock.我们8点起床。

Myfatherarebusilyatworkallday.我父亲整天忙于工作。

Inwesterncountrieschildrengetpresentfromtheir

parentsatChristmas.在西方国家，孩子们在圣诞节得到父亲给的礼物。

2.on,in,at表示地点

on“在之上”接触面，“靠近、接壤、左右边”①；

in“在里面”和“中间”②；

at表示小地点，“入口、车站、电影院”③；

home出现定语、冠，须用in把at换④；

“夜间、车辆”若有限，及“在途中”on在前⑤。

注：①在表示地点时，指“在……之上（与表面接触）”“靠近、接壤”及“在

左右边”都用on。

例ThereisanEnglish—Chinesedictionaryandtwo

grammarbooksonthebigdesk.那张大写字台上有一本英汉词典和两本语法书。

KorealiesonthenortheastofChina.朝鲜位于中国东北方。

Tomwassittingonmyleftwhenwesawthefilm

yesterday.我们昨天看电影时，汤姆坐在我左边。

②表示“在……里面”（即物体内部），“在……中间”（即middle前）都用in。

例Jimturnedthekeyinthelockandopenedthedoor.

吉姆把钥匙插在锁孔里，转动一下，打开了门。

Soontheywereinthemiddleoftheriver.

很快他伍率游到了河中间。

③at表示一个较小的地点，如在"入口"（entrance）车站（busstop,railway

station)和“影剧院"(cinema,theater)等名词前。

例Asshewalkedalong,shenoticedanoldpinetree

aheadattheentrancetoavalley.她往前走时，注意到前边峡谷口有棵老松树。

④home前一般用at,但若有物主代词和冠词等定语修饰时，须用in。

例InPrincetonhelivedquietly,workingatthe

instituteandenjoyinghimselfbyplayinghisviolinin

hissimplehome.他在普林斯顿过着安静的生活，在研究所工作，在他那简朴的

家里拉琴消遣。

⑤“夜间”(night)、“福”(bus,bike,train

ect.)等名词若有限定词及“在……途中”，介词则用on。

例Hewasinonthatnight.他那天夜里在家。

Mysonoftengoestoschoolonhisbike.我儿子常骑自行车去上学。

Onthewayhomemyfathertoldmeofanincidentthat

tookplaceonhisfirstdayatschoolinMrCrossett's

class.在回家途中，父亲给我讲了他第一天上克罗塞特先生课时发生的一件事。

2008高考英语语法强化训练一介词

1.Sheissuchanirritatingwoman,Idon'tknowhowyoucanher.

a.putupb.standuptoc.standwithd.putupwith

2.Togetmytraveler'scheckIhadtoaspecialchecktothebankforthetotal

amount.

a.makeforb.makeoutc.makeoffd.makeup

3.Littleboysareeasily.

a.takeninb.takenawayc.takenoutd.takenover

4.Thecompanyisgoingtohandthefreesamplestomorrow.

a.upb.outc.ond.down

5.Itwaspurelychancethatthemistakewasdiscovered.

a.inb.forc.byd.from

6.Themagicianpickedseveralpersonsfromtheaudienceandaskedthemto

helphimwiththeperformance.

a.byaccidentb.onoccasionc.onaveraged.atrandom

7.1leftfbrtheofficeearlierthanusualthismorningtrafficjam.

a.incaseofb.inlinewithc.fbrthesakeofd.at

theriskof

8.Someareas,theirsevereweatherconditions,arehardlypopulated.

a.butforb.inspiteofc.duetod.withregardto

9.Visitorsareaskedtocomplytheregulations.

a.atb.inc.withd.on

10.Hesomuchworkthathecouldn'treallydoitefficiently.

a.putonb.tookonc.broughtond.turnedon

11.Inordertosavetime,Imyshoppingtoonceaweek.

a.cutoffb.cutoutc.cutupd.cutdown

12.Theideahasthatsciencecannotbewrong.

a.piledupb.pickedupc.grownupd.putup

13.hedideverythinghecouldtopreventiffromintofighting.

a.breakingoffb.breakingupc.breakingoutd.breakingof

14.Theconstructionofthenewbuildingwillcost1,000,000dollars,andit's

noteasytogetsomuchmoney.

a.atlastb.atmostc.atleastd.atlarge

15.Thethiefranawayasfastashecouldthepoliceman.

a.insightb.withinthesightofc.withinsightd.atthesightof

16.Fortoolong,Europeancanmakershavefoughttooldwaysandold

privileges.

a.hangontob.haveaccesstoc.refertod.seeto

17.Whoeverafullnighfssleepwillbemorethanrewardedinheightened

productivity,creativityandfocus.

a.investsatb.investsinc.investsbyd.investswith

18.Priorhisdeparture,hewrotealettertohismother.

a.ofb.fromc.tod.in

19.Thecompanyisveryfamousthehighqualityof

itsproducts.

a.inb.forc.byd.with

20.Oncehewasgivenachancetoimprovehispositionin

thefirm,heseizedit______bothhandsandisnowon

hiswaytothetop.

a.onb.atc.ind.with

21.Thesemisfortunesalmostdeprivedhimhis

futurecareer.

a.withb.ofc.fromd.beyond

22.1don'ttheexpense;Iwantthepartytobea

realsuccess.

a.careforb.careaboutc.beincareofd.takecare

of

23.Wemustgettheroofmendedbeforethewetweather

sets.

a.aboutb.onc.upd.in

24.Thecarpulledbesidemeandthedriverasked

metowaytotheGreatWall.

a.downb.offc.upd.out

25.Afterthewar,manywarshipswerelaidasthey

werenotneededanylonger.

a.upb.asidec.downd.over

26.Whentherebelliondiedthingsquickly

returnedtonormal.

a.outb.awayc.downd.through

27.mpickyouatyourcollegegateandtake

youstraighttothestation.

a.onb.offc.outd.up

28.WillyoupleaseseeourluggagewhenIam

away?

a.tob.inc.withd.for

29.theyreachedthesmallvillagebeforedusk.

a.Towardstheendb.Bytheendc.Intheendd.Atthe

end

30.Maryhasleftthebookonthetablepurposeso

thatyoucanreadit.

a.withb.onc.ind.outof

31.Thatnoiseisgettinglouderbecausetheengineers

aretheenginetoseeiftheplaneisreadyto

fly.

a.doingwithb.runningupc.turningind.tryingfor

32.Thegovernmentislookingnewmethodsof

raisingmoneywithoutincreasingtaxes.

a.downonb.uponc.outford.around

33.Manissuperiortotheanimalshesues

languagetoconveyhisthoughts.

a.andthatb.inthatc.sothatd.inorderthat

34.Notlongago,apersonwhoIknoweverywellwas

anaccident.

a.relatedtob.includedinc.involvedind.subject

to

35.1tohimfortheerror.

a.excusedb.pardonedc.forgaved.apologized

36.Thoughwehavenointerestscommon,weare

goodfriends.

a.onb.inc.ford.at

37.Thepursehasreturnedtotheoriginalowner.

a.inalongtimeb.inalongrunc.innotimed.at

notime

38.Wecan'thopetocatchupwiththatcarus.

a.inadvanceofb.inthefrontofc.atthefrontier

ofd.aheadof

39.Someanimalswillmodifytheirbehaviorto

theirenvironment.

a.adapttob.adopttoc.suittod.conformto

40.DonVtgoingabroadthissummer,wemaynot

haveenoughmoney.

a.countonb.comeonc.attendupond.frownupon

41.Don'tsuspectyourdaughterdishonesty.

a.ofb.forc.withd.to

42.Attheheadofthevalleyweturnedrightand

thesummit.

a.setupb.tookupc.madeford.wentfor

43.Hertypeofwomencanlifemuchmoreeasily,

a.copewithb.takeadvantageofc.takecareofd.

lookafter

44.Themanageraccusedoneofthehotelservants

stealingthemoney.

a.forb.withc.ofd.about

45.Itisdifficulttotheimplicationbetweenthe

lines.

a.gettob.getintoc.getoverd.getat

46.Whilelivingthere,shethelocalaccent.

a.pickedonb.pickedatc.pickedupd.pickedout

47.Weadoptedthenewmethodraisingour

efficiency.

a.intheeventofb.onaccountofc.withaviewofd.

withregardto

48.thelightofwhatyouhavetoldme,Iwillsay

thatitishewhocamehereyesterday.

a.Byb.Inc.Ofd.Under

49.TheywillplaceChinainthefrontranksofcountries

oftheworldtheoutputofmajorindustrial

products.

a.insupportofb.inconnectionwithc.intermsofd.

bymeansof

5O.Whentheyhadfinishedplaying,thechildrenwere

madetoallthetoystheyhadtakenout.

a.putoffb.putawayc.putupd.putout

51.Hefailedtosupplythefactsrelevantthe

caseinquestion.

a.forb.withc.ofd.to

52.InBritain,andontheContinenttoo,theJapanese

areviewedathreattodomesticindustries,

a.likeb.asc.withd.for

53.WhenJackwaseighteenhegoingaroundwitha

strangesetofpeopleandstayingoutverylate.

a.tookupb.tookforc.tooktod.tookon

54.WhileinLondon,wepaidavisittothehospital

foundedthenurseFlorenceNightingale.

a.inlinewithb.infavorofc.inplaced.inhonor

of

55.Apoormanhastomanythingwhicharichman

regardsasalmostnecessariesinlife.

a.gothroughb.gowithoutc.gooverd.goabout

56.Digitalcomputersarepracticaltheirhigh

speedofoperation.

a.insteadofb.becauseofc.regardlessofd.inspite

of

57.themanyhoursofstudythathedevotedtothe

subject,hestillfoundthesubjectmatterdifficult.

a.Afterb.Duetoc.Despited.Asfor

58.Theearlypartoftheconcertcomparatively

satisftictorily.

a.wentafterb.wentdownc.wentoffd.wentup

59.Maryisherfacereadyfortheparty.

a.clearingupb.holdingupc.keepingupd.makingup

60.aprolongedspelloffineweather,theywere

abletocompletethefilmwithinthemonth.

a.Astob.Thankstoc.Inrelationtod.Withrespect

to

61.Onedaypeoplewillbeabletogotothemoon

holiday.

a.onb.duringc.ford.in

62.Howdiditcomethatyoumadealotofmistakes

inyourhomework?

a.aboutb.afterc.withd.to

63.Whatevertheruleis,youmaybesurehewillkeep

it.

a.onb.inc.offd.to

64.Inonefirmaloneoverthreehundredpeoplewerelaid

duringthelastmonth.

a.inb.outc.ond.off

65.Thesafetyofshopsseadependsmuchonthe

warningsgivenbylighthouses.

a.inb.acrossc.ond.at

66.Themassofanobjectismultipliedbythespeedof

lightsquared,otherwords,thespeedoflightis

multipliedbyitself.

a.byb.forc.ind.with

67.Thenewsystemencouragescompaniestocompetewith

eachotherequalterms.

a.onb.inc.withd.for

68.Youshouldstickthepointindebate.

a.tob.atc.ind.for

69.Tomhasbeensadrecently,forhisplantogoto

collegeatthelastmoment.

a.felloutb.fellbehindc.fellind.fellthrough

70.Davidlikescountrylifeandhasdecidedto

forming.

a.goinforb.gointoc.gothroughd.goafter

7l.Thepolicehaven'tcaughtthemurderaliveyet,but

theyareconvincedthatthereallyimportantfactsof

thecasewillsoon.

a.comeintoforceb.comeintocontactc.comeinto

lightd.comedowntoearth

72.Theteacherexpectsustodoalltheexercises,to

studythespellinglistandtogetourpaper

time.

a.inb.onc.atd.by

73.Havingbeentoldbadweatherwasontheway,the

climbersdecidedtotheirattemptonMountTai

untilthefollowingweek.

a.giveupb.denytoc.putoffd.refuseto

74.Billdidnothearthetelephonebecausehewas

completelyhisreading.

a.absorbedforb.absorbedbyc.absorbedond.

absorbedin

75.Unwantedticketscanbegivenatthetheatre

officewindowuptohalfanhourbeforetheperformance,

a.inb.outc.offd.over

76.Sciencewasregardedasapartofphilosophy.

a.attimeb.atalltimec.atatimed.atonetime

77.Thenewlydesignedmachinesarehighquality,

a.onb.inc.ford.with

78.Somequiteartistic,yetinexpensivefabricsarenow

beingfromBritishmills.

a.turnedoverb.turnedoutc.turnedupd.turnedoff

79.Themotherscoldedtheboynotcleaninguphis

room.

a.tob.withc.atd.for

80.mycarisbeingmadereadyfbralongjourney,

a.Inthemomentb.Forthemomentc.Atthemomentd.

Bythemoment

81.I'mbadrememberingfaces.

a.atb.inc.withd.on

82.Oildrillinginthatareahasnowstoppedbecausethe

companyhasmoney.

a.comeoutofb.comeoffc.runoutofd.rundown

83.Thedoctorwasalwaysthepoorandthesick,

oftengivingthemfreemedicalservices.

a.remindedofb.absorbedinc.tendedbyd.concerned

about

84.Thecompanywillsendarepresentativeto

theirbusinessinthatregion.

a.attendtob.attemptatc.associatewithd.approve

of

85.Milkismemoriesofhomeandmothersopeople

awayfromhomedrinkmoremilk.

a.boundtob.kepttoc.referredtod.tiedto

86.Despitethetrafficlightsahead,thecarcontinued

fullspeed.

87.SomethingstrangeseemstobemesinceIhave

beentakingthisdrug.

a.runningintob.comingacrossc.happeningtod.

foilingon

88.Theshopkeeperwasinsidehisownshop,and

alltheday'smoneywasstolen.

a.heldoverb.heldupc.heldoutd.heldoff

89.Earth-likeplanetsareextremelycommoninthe

Universe,thelatestcomputersimulationofthe

formationoftheSolarSystem.

a.accordingtob.inadditiontoc.inregardtod.

thanksto

90.InBrazil,spendingonscienceandtechnology

just0.6percentofgrossnationalproduct.

a.makesforb.makesupforc.accountsford.stands

for

91.,whereverhelives,amanbelongstosome

society.

a.Forshortb.Inshortc.Ofshortd.Onshort

92.Amanwhocouldsuchtreatmentwasamanof

remarkablephysicalcourageandmoralstrength.

a.bearuponb.insistonc.standuptod.persistin

93.1shisactionconsistenthisprinciples?

a.withb.inc.ofd.by

94.Heisbyfarthebestplayertheteam.

a.fbrb.onc.ind.to

95.Aforeignfirmhasboughtmorethanhalfofthe

sharesinhiscompanyand.

a.gotoveritb.overtakenitc.takenitoverd.

overcomeit

96.Afteraheatedbargainingtheyagreedthe

priceforthecar.

a.tob.withc.ond.in

97.allthedifficultiesanddiscomforts,they

wentonworkingatthedesign.

a.Becauseofb.Inproportionwithc.Asaresultofd.

Inspiteof

98.allquestionsleftbyhistorymustbesettled

onebyone.

a.aloneb.offc.outd.over

99.Itisjustthreeo?clockp.m.Theplanejust

fiveminutesago.

a.tookoffb.tookupc.tookoutd.tookin

lOO.Thegovernmentwarnedthepeoplelivinginthe

foresttobefire.

a.withregardtob.onguardc.onguardagainstd.in

regardto

101.Duringsleepbloodpressureisnormallyits

lowest.

a.inb.forc.atd.by

102.Theparentsandthechildrenwillhavetoleavethe

countrygood.

a.withc.overc.ond.for

103.Neithertheirparentsnortheirfriendshave

approvedtheirmarriageyet.

a.forb.ofc.tod.with

104.Classroomtesting,ifwelldone,mostcertainly

astimulustostudyandreallearning,

a.actsforb.actsonc.actsasd.actsto

105.Intheexperimentwekeptawatchfuleyethe

developmentsandrecordedeverydetail.

a.inb.atc.ford.on

106.TheFrenchpianistwhohadbeenpraisedveryhighly

tobeagreatdisappointment.

a.turnedupb.turnedinc.turnedoutd.turneddown

107.Intheadvancedcoursestudentsmusttake

performancetestsmonthlyintervals,

a.inb.overc.atd.between

108.Weregrettoinformyouthatthematerialsyou

orderedare.

a.outofworkb.outofreachc.outofpracticed.out

ofstock

109.IntheUnitedStatesprofessorshavemanyother

dutiesteaching,suchasadministrativeor

researchwork.

a.besidesb.exceptc.butd.with

1lO.heattemptedtosetupacompanyofhisown.

a.withvainb.onvainc.invaind.ofvain

111.Onhearingthenewsthatherfatherdied,she

tears.

a.burstoutb.burstinc.burstintod.burstforth

112.Shewasannoyedathiscomment,thinkingthathe

visitorher.

a.lookeddownb.lookedhighlyofc.lookedlowatd.

lookeddownupon

113.comparisontomyboyhood,myundergraduate

yearsinOklahomawereparadise.

a.Inb.Withc.Byd.For

114.TheUnitedStatesisamajorconsumerofcoffee,yet

itdoesnothavetheclimatetogrowanyitsown.

a.onb.forc.ofd.to

115.Theaccountshavealwaysbeenhandledthe

bankspolicies.

a.inaccordancewithc.inconnectionwith

c.incontrastwithd.inlinewith

116.Hisinabilitytolearnforeignlanguageswasan

obstaclehiscareer.

a.ofb.toc.ford.as

117.Thepurposeoftheofficialinquiryistothe

truefactsleadingtothelossoftheshipatsea.

a.comeatb.comeforc.comeintod.comeover

118.BusinesspickedupinthestoresduringDecember,

butagainafterChristmas.

a.droppedoffb.droppedoutc.droppedoverd.dropped

on

119.ManywordsassociatedwithlifeintheWestare

Spanishorigin.

a.onb.inc.atd.from

12O.Thecustomofvisitingfriends,relativesand

neighborsonNewYear'sDayisonetheOldWorld

traditionsthathasanewformintheUnited

States.

a.takenupb.takenonc.takenoverd.takenoff

121.Someworkersfearthelossofsocialidentitythat

cannothavingajob.

a.resultinb.resultfromc.bringupd.bringon

122.Mostoftheleadingfoodshopshavepromisedto

pricesuntilafterthenewyear.

a.keepoffb.keepdownc.keepoutd.keepback

123.classicalmusic,whichfollowsformal

Europeantraditions,jazzisaspontaneousandfree

form.

a.Incomparisonwithb.Inconnectionwithc.In

contrasttod.Inregardto

124.Alicewhenacrowdfromatrainrushed

throughthegate.

a.lookedafterb.lookedinc.lookedoverd.lookedup

125.Thenewsofimportanteventsisbroadcastoften

overtelevision.

a.ontheaverageb.onthecontraryc.onthespotd.

onthewhole

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名词性从句专项练习100题

1.Hissuccesswasbecauseofhehadbeenworkinghard.

A.thatB.thefactwhichC.thefactthatD.thefact

2."IsMaryfromNewYorkCity""Idon'tknow

A.fromwhatcitydoesshecomefrom

B.fromwhatcityshecome

C.whatcitydoesshecomefrom

D.whatcityshecomesfrom

3.makesmistakesmustcorrectthem.

A.WhatB.ThatC.WhoeverD.Whatever

4.ThereasonwhyIdidn'tgotoShanghaiwasanewjob.

A.becauseIgotB.becauseofgetting

C.IgotD.thatIgot

5.Itworriedherabitherhairwasturninggrey.

A.whileB.thatC.ifD.for

6.Henrykilledthedog.I'llaskhimwhy.

A.didhedothatB.hedidthat

C.hedidD.hehasdoneso

7.HaveyouseenHenrylatelyMybosswantstoknow.

A.howheisgettingalong

B.howishegettingalong

C.whatheisgettingalong

D.whatishegettingalong

8.Itisgenerallyconsideredunwisetogiveachildheorshewants.

A.howeverB.whateverC.whicheverD.whenever

9.Heaskedmewithme.

A.whatisthetroubleB.whatwrongwas

C.whatwasthematterD.whattroubleitis

10.1amsurehesaidistrue.

A.thatB.aboutthatC.ofthatD.thatwhat

11.Whenandwhyhecamehereyet.

A.isnotknownB.arenotknown

C.hasnotknownD.havenotbee

12.1wonderhowmuch.

A.doesthewatchcostB.didthewatchcost

C.thewatchcostedD.thewatchcosts

13.Maryissomeonemightrecognizeher.

A.afraidofB.afraidabout

C.afraidthatD.afraidfor

14.isnoreasonfordismissingher.

A.Becauseshewasafewminuteslate

B.Owingtoafewminuteslate

C.Thefactthatshewasafewminuteslate

D.Beingafewminuteslate

15.Theycametotheconclusionbyacomputer.

A.thatnotallthingscanbedone

B.becauseofnotallthingsbedone

C.beingnotallthingscanbedone

D.becausenotallthingscanbedone

16.Whytheexplosionoccurredwasthelaboratoryattendanthadbeen

careless.

A.fbrB.becauseC.sinceD.that

17.1don*tdoubthe'llcome.

A.thatB.ifC.whatD.whether

18."Whydidyougotothewrongclass,Mr.Wang"

"Well,IforgetIwassupposedtogoto."

A.whichtheroomB.whichroomC.whatwastheroomD.whatroomwasit

19.Outputisnowsixtimesitwasbeforeliberation.

A.thatB.whichC.whatD.ofwhich

20.Mary:Helenisamerewasherwoman,yetshe*snowbuyingabighouse.

Carol:Yes.Becauseshe'salwayssaved.

A.whatlittlesheearnsB.howlittlesheearns

C.forlittlesheearnsD.withlittlesheearns

21.surprisedmemostwassuchalittleboyofsevencouldplaythe

violinsowell.

A.That...whatB.What...thatC.That...whichD.What...which

22.Wegavehimhelpwecould.

A.whichB.whatC.thatD.this

23.Sheispleasedwithwhatyouhavegivenhimandyouhavetoldhim.

A.thatB.whichC.allwhatD.allthat

24.Excusemewouldyoupleasetellme

A.whenthesportsmeetistakenplace

B.whenisthesportsmeetgoingtobeheld

C.whenisthesportsmeettobegin

D.whenthesportsmeetistotakeplace

25.Doyouhappentoknow

A.whatsizeshoeshewears

B.howbigshoeshewears

C.whatisthesizeofhisshoes

D.whatnumbershoesarehis

26.Thisbookwillshowyoucanbeusedinothercontexts.

A.howyouhaveobserved

B.howwhatyouhaveobserved

C.thatyouhaveobserved

D.howthatyouhaveobserved

27.Wheredoyouthink

A.hashegoneB.hashebeen

C.he'sgoneD.washe

28.Doyouknow

A.howmanypopulationsthereareintheworld

B.howmuchpopulationthereisintheworld

C.howmanythepopulationoftheworldis

D.whatthepopulationoftheworldis

29.Wouldyougoandseeoutside

A.whattotakeplaceB.whatTomhashappened

C.whatishappeningD.whatthematterhadbeen

30.Thesubjectof"WhatisinterestingisthatIdonotevenknowhim."is.

A.whatB.interestingC.WhatisinterestingD.I

31.IthinkheisCharles.

A.Whodoyouthinkheis

B.Doyouthinkwhoheis

C.Whomdoyouthinkheis

D.Doyouthinkwhoheis

32.Hedidn*tknowwhichroom.

A.theylivedB.theylivedin

C.didtheyliveD.didtheylivein

33.Thelittleboyatehismothergavehim.

A.thatB.whichC.whateverD.nomatterwhat

34.Thecityisnolonger.

A.whatitisB.thatitusedtobeC.whichitwasD.whatitusedtobe

35.Myparentsusedtheyhadtogetanewcarforme.

A.whichB.thatC.whatD.allwhat

36.wegoswimmingeverydayusalotofgood.

A.If...doB.That...do

C.If...doesD.That...does

37.wastheideathewifethoughtof

A.What...thatB.That...whatC.How...whyD.Why...how

38.didhetellhiswifehewishedtodo

A.That...whatB.What...thatC.Where...whichD.Which...where

39.0neofthemenheldtheviewthebooksaidwasright.

A.whatthatB.thatwhat

C.thatwhichD.whichthat

40.1havenoideaornothehasfinishedthework.

A.ifB.thatC.whetherD.which

41."Doyouknow""Hisfatherisadoctor."

A.whatishisfatherB.whoishisfather

C.whathisfatherisD.whohisfatheris

42.Isthiswemeteachothertwoyearsago

A.placeB.placeinwhichC.whereD.placewhich

43.ItBobdrivesbadly.

A.thinksthatB.isthoughtwhatC.thoughtthatD.isthoughtthat

44.Weallknowthetruththereareair,waterandsunlightthereareliving

things.

A.whereB.whereverC.thatD.thatwherever

45.Theydiscussedtheycouldsettletheproblemwithoutothers*help.

A.ifB.thatC.whatD.whether

46.Sheasked.

A.whatIwasdoingwhensherangmeup

B.whatwasIdoingwhensherangmeup

C.whensherangmeupwhatIwasdoing

D.whendidsheringmeupwhatIwasdoing

47.-MayIborrowthering

-Youcantakeyoulike.

A.nomatterwhatB.whichC.whicheverD.that

48.Hesaidthathewasfondof.

A.whatbeautifulisB.whatisbeautiful

C.beautifuliswhatD.whatitisbeautiful

49.Heinsistedthatheingoodhealthandtoworkthere.

A.was,besentB.is,issentC.be,wassentD.be,send

50.Doyouknowheexpectswillgiveusatalk

A.whoB.whomC.thatD.whose

51.It'suncertaintheexperimentisworthdoing.

A.ifB.thatC.whetherD.how

52.Theywouldhavefixedthetelephoneyesterdayitwasaholiday.

A.exceptB.exceptforC.exceptthatD.butfor

53.istodogoodallone'slifeandneverdoanythingbad.

A.WhicheverishardB.Nomatterwhatishard

C.What