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由句意可判断出两句为并列关系,因此选B。
A项however,C项meanwhile是副词,不能连接两句,且句意不符。
D项删除however前后两句构成run-on错误。
题目译文
它们很容易操作,司机不再需要从车中出来擦窗户了。
2.表递进
后句对前句进一步解释说明。
常用关联词:
also,besides,then,furthermore,moreover,inaddition,inparticular,additionally,evenmoreimportant,apartfrom
ThelossofKilimanjaro’sglaciersremovesasourceofwaterfromthemountain’ssurroundingarea.Nevertheless,itwouldprobablydecreasetheamountoftourismandtherevenueitgeneratestoTanzania.
A.NOCHANGE
B.Nonetheless,
C.Inaddition
D.However,
C
由句意可判断两句是递进关系。
A项B项D项表转折,因此选C。
乞力马扎罗山冰川的消失减少了山附近地区的水源。
而且,也有可能会有损旅游业与坦桑尼亚人的收入。
3.表因果
前后两句为因果关系。
because,becauseof,as,since,for,owingto,dueto,onaccountof,onthegroundof,asaresultof,resultfrom,thanksto,thus,soconsequently,hence,therefore,accordingly,asaresult,forthisreason,asaconsequence,onthataccount,
DuringMorgan’sera,theUnitedStateshadnocentralbank,nonethelessheusedhisinfluencetohelpsavethenationfromdisasterduringseveraleconomiccrises.
B.therefore
C.thus
D.so
D
由句意可判断出两句为因果关系,A项nonetheless表转折,B项C项是副词,不能连接两句,因此选D。
摩根时代,美国没有中央银行,于是他用自己的影响是国家在几次经济危机中摆脱灾难。
4.表顺承
后句多为对前句某一部分的进一步展开,无明显标志词。
这种情况有时符合名词衔接,即新旧信息原则(把新信息放到句子的后半部分,而提到过的旧信息放到句子的前半部分,这样句子有承上启下的功能。
)
例如:
TheancientEgyptiansweremastersofpreservingdeadpeople’sbodiesbymakingmummiesofthem.Basically,mummificationconsistedofremovingtheinternalorgans,applyingnaturalpreservativesinsideandout,andthenwrappingthebodyinlayersofbandages.
第二句中的mummification指代的就是一句中的makingmummies,这样一二句实现了有效的衔接。
Duringthisperiodinherlife,Amylearnedabouthermother'
sformermarriagetoanabusivemaninChina,oftheirfourchildrenandhowhermotherwasforcedtoleaveherchildrenfromapreviousmarriagebehindinShanghai.Thisincident
andprovidedthebasisforhermostwell-knownworkTheJoyLuckClub,whichhasbeentranslatedinto35languages.
B.Thisaccident
C.Beingknownastheaccident,it
D.Itbeingaccident
由句意可判断出两句为顺承关系。
A项thisincident作主语,后无谓语动词,应把and去掉。
C项不简洁,D项itbeingaccident无法作provided的主语。
因此选B。
在她生命中的这一时期,艾米得知妈妈曾在中国上海与一个家暴男人有过一段婚姻。
这件事为她最知名的作品《喜福会》提供了素材,这本书后来被译成35种语言。
5.表转折
前后两句为让步或转折关系。
onthecontrary,ontheotherhand,otherwise,unlike,incontrast,whereas,ratherthan,conversely,instead,bycontrast,although,nevertheless,however,but,yet,admittedly,itistrue…but,inspiteof,eventhough,grantedthat
Afterthewar,HamiltonwaselectedtotheContinentalCongressfromNewYork,butheresignedtopracticelawandfoundedtheBankofNewYork.
B.,however
C.,nevertheless
D.,therefore
A
由句意可判断两句是转折关系。
A项but为表转折的并列连词,正确。
B项C项虽然表达转折,却是副词,不能连接两句。
D项表转折,与句意不符。
战后,汉密尔顿由纽约入选大陆会议,但是他辞去职务,从事法律工作并创办了纽约银行。
6.表举例
后句给前句提供例子。
forexample,forinstance,asanexample,asacase,inpoint,asanillustration,suchas,namely,thatis,like,say
InworksasTwoOpenTrianglesUpGyratory,Rickey'
stwowinddrivenelementsprovideanendlessseriesofcombined,almostdancelike,shapesandmovements.
A.NOCHANGE
B.suchas
C.at
D.DELETEtheunderlinedportion.
由句意可判断两句是举例关系。
A项表作为,C项不表举例,D项删除as,works与后面TwoOpenTrianglesUpGyratory形成同位关系,works是复数,与作品名称单复不一致,故错误。
在像《两个回旋音三角铁》这样的作品中,瑞奇的两个风力元素提供了无穷的像舞蹈一样的形状和动作组合。
连词性关联词:
交叉参考P3页连词与副词的区别
难点:
定语从句,交叉参考关系副词的用法P88页关系副词
EvidencefortheBigBangfirstemergedinthe1920s,whereUSastronomerEdwinHubbleandothersdiscoveredthatdistantgalaxiesaremovingawayandthatspaceitselfisexpanding.
B.1920s,and
C.1920s,however
D.1920s,when
D
A项用where,而前面没有表地点的名词,可排除。
B项用并列结构,虽然不错,但不是很好。
C项however是副词,无法连接两句话,D项when前有1920s这个时间,因此正确。
大爆炸理论的证据出现在20世纪20年代。
那时美国天文学家爱德温·
哈勃和其他人发现遥远的银河系正在离开,宇宙本身在膨胀。
PARTII实战演练
1.ThatanAfricanAmericanscanachievesuchsuccesswasnoteasyatthattime.Therefore,AndersonbecameanimportantfigureinthestruggleforblackartiststoovercomeracialprejudiceintheUnitedStates.
WhichofthefollowingalternativestotheunderlinedportionwouldbeLEASTacceptable?
A.However
B.Thus
C.So
D.Consequently
2.Tofurthersupportthisplea,Bannekerincludedwithintheletterahandwrittenmanuscriptofanalmanacfor1792.However,BannekeraccusedJeffersonofcriminallyusingfraudandviolencetooppresshisslaves.
B.Additionally,Banneker
C.Intheletter,Banneker
D.Conversely,Banneker
3.Theythinktheselawscouldplacebansontherightsofcitizens.Theyalsobelieverestrictivecopyrightlawscouldsuppresstechnologicalinvention.
A:
NOCHANGE
B:
Thereforethey
C:
Neverthelessthey
D:
Howeverthey
4.Bythe1860s,Dickinsonlivedinalmostcompleteisolationfromtheoutsideworld,butactivelymaintainedmanycorrespondencesandreadwidely.
B.and
C.which
D.after
5.Shesaidshe’spleasedwiththewaythingsultimatelyturnedout,withstablewolfpopulationsthroughoutNorthwestMontana,theYellowstoneNationalParkecosystemandcentralIdaho.However,therearemorethan1,500wolvesandatleast100breedingpairsinMontana,WyomingandIdaho
B.Thereare
C.Therefore,thereare
D.Ontheotherhand,thereare
6.Whileourstate’sbudgetisinstrongfiscalshape,wedonothavetheresourcestotakeovermanagementoftheselands.
B.Because
C.Additionally
D.Moreover
7.Theresearchersassumedthatbecausetheteenagebrainisstilldeveloping,regularmarijuanausewouldaffectthebrainsofteenagersandadultsdifferently.
A.Since
B.As
C.Although
D.Duetothefactthat
8.Finally,theyweregivenaquizaboutthelectureandthatthequizcontainedbothfactualquestionsandconceptualquestionsthatrequiredsomeunderstandingofthesubjectmatter.
B.lecture.Thequiz
C.lecture,andthatthequiz
D.,thequiz
9.MieslovedtheGeorgeWashingtonBridge,meanwhile,headmiredtheat-oncemuscularandelegantproportionsofthevaststeelspanabovetheHudsonRiver.
C.andbecause
D.because
10.Theideawasthatifstudentstookreallydetailednotesonthelaptop,andthatthenperhapsthosenoteswouldbemorevaluableaweekafterthelecturethantheywereimmediatelyafterward.
B.,andthen
C..Then
D.,then
11.Themountainislocatedinatropicalregion.Forthisreason,itsglaciersareespeciallyvulnerabletoclimatechanges.
WhichofthefollowingalternativestotheunderlinedportionwouldNOTbeacceptable?
B.Additionally
C.Thus
D.Therefore
12.Whenthesefindingsneedtobereplicatedbyotherstudies,theycontributetoagrowingbodyofresearchdemonstratingthevulnerabilityoftheteenagebrain.
B.Although
C.Since
D.Thus
13.Thetheorythatourbaselinelevelofhappinessisatleastpartiallydeterminedbyourgeneticmake-upisnotbrandnew.Thus,inapaperpublishedlastyear,researchersfromUniversityCollegeLondonestimatedthatgenesmayaccountforasmuchas
one-thirdofoverallvariationinlifesatisfaction.
B.Forthisreason,inapaper
C.However,inapaper
D.Inapaper
14.In1975,shelaunchedaradioshowonWEAA-FMinBaltimoreatMorganStateUniversityofwhichthenameoftheshowwasGriotfortheYoungandYoungofHeart.
A.ofwhichthenameoftheshow
B..Thenameoftheshow
C.,thenameoftheshow
D.thatthenameoftheshow
15.Thereareincreasingcallsforlawmakerstoreconsidercopyrightlawsthatprotecttheownersof3-Dprintingdesigns.Butthereisalsoconcernthatextensivelawscouldsuppressnewideas.
B.However,
C.And
D.Besides,
16.HisadministrationfocusedonFrancethattheDirectory,therulinggroup,hadrefusedtoreceivetheAmericanenvoyandhadsuspendedcommercialrelations.
B.France,where
C.France,that
D.France,and
17.Womengainedagreatdealoffreedomduringwartimethattheywerereluctanttoreturntopre-wargenderdefinitions,includingthedefinitionofwhatwasproperforawomantowear.
B.wartime,they
C.wartime,sothey
D.wartime.They
18.Einsteinsoonabandonedtheidea.Nevertheless,themanuscriptrevealshiscontinuedhesitancetoacceptthattheUniversewascreatedduringasingleexplosiveevent.
A.However,
B.Nonetheless,
D.Yet,
19.Thepeoplewithwhomshedidcomeincontact,however,hadanenormousimpactonherpoetry.Instead,shewasparticularlystirredbytheReverendCharlesWadsworth,whomshefirstmetonatriptoPhiladelphia.
B.Nevertheless,shewasparticularlystirred
C.Shewas,however,particularlystirred
D.Shewasparticularlystirred
20.Thisriseinmarijuanauseiscausedbecausemostteenagersdonotbelievethatsmokingmarijuanaisharmfultotheirhealth.
B.although
C.eventhough
D.asaresult
21.Despiteitiscertainthathewasanimportantfigureinherlife,itisnotclearthattheirrelationshipwasromantic—shecalledhim“myclosestearthlyfriend.”
B.When
C.Because