托福真题语法分册BY SMALLMANWord格式.docx

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（A）tounderstanding

（B）understandably

（C）understandable

（D）whenunderstood

7.Playingthetrumpetwithdazzlingoriginality,_____dominatedjazzfor20years.

（A）LouisArmstrong

（B）TheinfluenceofLouisArmstrong

（C）ThemusicofLouisArmstrong

（D）LouisArmstrong'

stalent

8.BeforeeverypresidentialelectionintheUnitedStates,thestatisticianstrytoguesstheproportionofthepopulationthat_____foreachcandidate.

（A）arevoted

（B）voting

（C）tobevoted

（D）willvote

9._____atariverfordontheDonnerPassroutetoCalifornia,thecityofRenogrewasbridgesandrailroadwerebuilt.

（A）Settle

（B）Tosettle

（C）Itwassettling

（D）Havingbeensettled

10.Theairinsideahouseorofficebuildingoftenhashigherconcentrationsofcontaminants_____heavilypollutedoutsideair.

（A）thandoes

（B）more

（C）assomethatare

（D）likeof

11.Thedecimalnumeralsystemisoneofthe_____waysofexpressingnumbers.

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s

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smostuseful

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smost

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suseful

12.EmilyDickinson'

sgardenwasaplace_____greatinspirationforherpoems.

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（B）bydrawingher

（C）fromwhichshedrew

（D）drawnfromwhich

13.ThemountainssurroundingLosAngeleseffectivelyshieldthecityfromthehot,drywindsoftheMojaveDesert,_____thecirculationofair.

（A）buttheyalsoprevent

（B）alsopreventedbythem

（C）andalsotoprevent

（D）andalsopreventing

14.Notonly_____todeterminethedepthoftheoceanfloor,butitisalsousedtolocateoil.

（A）touseseismology

（B）isseismologyused

（C）seismologyisused

（D）usingseismology

15.Nebraskahasfloodsinsomeyears,_____.

（A）inothersdrought

（B）droughtsareothers

（C）whileotherdroughts

（D）othersindrought

16.PopArtwasamovementofthe1950'

sand1960'

swhomimagerywasbasedon

ABC

readilyrecognizedAmericanproductsandpeople.

D

17.Becausethetachinidflyisaparasiteofharmfulinsects,muchspecieshavebeen

importedintotheUnitedStatestocombatinsectpests.

18.Allalmosttheelectricityforindustrialusecomesfromlargegeneratorsdrivenbysteamturbines.

ABCD

19.TheEgyptiansfirstdiscoveredthatdryingfruitpreservedit,madeitsweeter,and

improvementitsflavor.

20.Duringhistwelveyearthere,EllsiMarsalisturnedtheNewOrleansCenterforthe

AB

CreativeArtsintoarichtrainingplaceforfuturejazzstars.

CD

21.Algebraisthebranchofmathematicsconcernedwithoperationsonsetsof

AB

numbersorotherelementsthatareoftenrepresentedatsymbols.

CD

22.Asherfocuschanged,thelovepoetrythatEdnaSt.VincentMillayproducedin

ABC

the1920'

sincreasinggavewaytopoetrydealingwithsocialinjustice.

D

23.Whenapearliscutinhalfandexaminedunderamicroscope,butitslayerscanbeseen.

ABCD

24.Aconductorusessignalsandgesturetoletthemusicianstoknowwhentoplay

ABCD

variouspartsofacomposition.

25.Ifaglasslizardlosesitstails,anewonegrowstoreplaceit.

ABCD

26.Manyoftherecordinginstrumentsusedinvarybranchesofsciencearekymographs.

ABCD

27.Itwasnearendofprehistorictimesthatthefirstwheeledvehiclesappeared.

ABCD

28.MartinLutherKingJr.'

smagnificentspeakingabilityenablinghimtoeffectively

ABC

expressthedemandsforsocialjusticeforBlackAmericans.

D

29.Designersofathleticfootwearfinelytuneeachcategoryofshoetoitsparticularly

ABC

activitybystudyinghumanmotionandphysiology.

30.GothicRevivalarchitecturehasseveralbasischaracteristicsthatdistinguishit

ABC

fromothernineteenth-centuryarchitecturalstyles.

D

31.Sinceratsaredestructiveandmaycarrydisease,thereforemanycitiestrytoexterminatethem.

ABCD

32.IntheUnitedStatesamong60percentofthespaceonthepagesofnewspapers

AB

isreservedforadvertising.

CD

33.Recentlyintheautomobileindustry,multinationalcompanieshavedevelopedto

A

thepointwheresuchfewcarscanbedescribedashavingbeenmadeentirelyinonecountry.

BCD

34.Scientistsbelievethatbyalteringthegeneticcompositionofplantsitispossibleto

A

developspecimensthatareresistingtodiseaseandhaveincreasedfoodvalue.

BCD

35.Thepurposeoftraveler'

schecksistoprotecttravelersfromtheftandaccidental

ABC

lostofmoney.

36.TheearlyperiodsofaviationintheUnitedStateswasmarkedbyexhibitionflights

AB

madebyindividualfliersorbyteamsofperformersatcountryfairs.

CD

37.TheAmericananarchistEmmaGoldmaninfusedherspiritedlectures,publishes,

A

anddemonstrationswithapassionatebeliefinthefreedomoftheindividual.

BCD

38.Beingthebiggestexpanseofbrackishwaterintheworld,theBalticSeaisof

ABC

specialinterestingtoscientists.

39.Themainadvertisingmediaincludedirectmail,radio,television,magazine,andnewspaper.

ABCD

40.Whilestudyingthechemistryofhumanbody,Dr.RosalynYalowwonaNobelPrizeforthe

AB

researchsheconductedontheroleofhormones.

CD

95.10托福语法

1._____thedemandsofaerospace,medicine,andagriculture,engineersarecreatingexoticnewmetallicsubstances.

（A）Meet

（B）Beingmetare

（C）Tomeet

（D）Theyaremeeting

2._____JamesA.Bland,"

CarryMeBacktoOldVirginny"

wasadoptedisthestatesongofVirginiain1940.

（A）Waswrittenby

（B）Hiswritingwas

（C）Hewrotethe

（D）Writtenby

3.MaryGarden,_____theearly1900'

s,wasconsideredoneofthebestsingingactressesofhertime.

（A）asopranowaspopular

（B）inapopularsoprano

（C）wasapopularsoprano

（D）apopularsopranoin

4.Intherealmofpsychologicaltheory,MargaretF.Washburnwasadualist_____thatmotorphenomenahaveanessentialroleinpsychology.

（A）whoshebelieved

（B）whobelieved

（C）believed

（D）whodidshebelieve

5._____norealboundarytothepartoftheoceanreferredtoasa"

deep"

becauseofchangingwaterlevelsandmovementintheseafloor.

（A）Itis

（B）Tobe

（C）Being

（D）Thereis

6.Unlikemoderateantislaveryadvocates,abolitionists_____animmediateendtoslavery.

（A）demanded

（B）theydemand

（C）thattheydemanded

（D）inthattheydemand

7.Afewanimalssometimesfooltheirenemies_____tobedead.

（A）appear

（B）toappear

（C）byappearing

（D）tobeappearing

8._____ofthemourningdoveismadeonlybythemale.

（A）Thatthesadcooingcall

（B）Thesadcooingcall

（C）Isthesadcooingcall

（D）Thecooingcallissad.

9.TheworkofpaintersintheUnitedStatesduringtheearlytwentiethcenturyisnotedfor_____aswellastellingstories.

（A）itisrepresentingofimages

（B）whichimagesrepresenting

（C）theimagesrepresenting

（D）representingimages

10.AbrahamLincolninsistedthat_____notjustonmereopinionbutonmoralpurpose.

（A）tobasedemocracy

（B）fordemocracytobebased

（C）democracybebased

（D）wheneverdemocracyisbased

11.Worldtradepatternsareindicativeoftheimportanteconomicissues_____confronttheworldtoday.

（A）what

（B）that

（C）who

（D）they

12.Inthesymphonyorchestra,bassdrumsarenot_____kettledrums.

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（B）thatprevalent

（C）soprevalentas

（D）prevalentthan

13.Mostnaturalportsarelocatedwheretheshorelineisirregularand_____.

（A）deepwater

（B）isthewaterdeep

（C）thewaterisdeep

（D）thereisthedeepwater

14._____tothereproductiveratesofothersmallmammals,thatofthebatisverylowindeed.

（A）Compared

（B）Itiscompared

（C）Tobecomparing

（D）Havecompared

15._____nativetoEurope,thedaisyhasnowspreadthroughoutmostofNorthAmerica.

（A）Although

（B）Ifitwere

（C）Inspiteof

（D）Thatitis

16.OnEllesmereIslandintheArcticonefossilforestconsistsofanearlyhundred

AB

largestumpsscatteredonanexposedcoalbed.

CD

17.ThesurfaceconditionsontheplanetMarsarethemoreliketheEarth'

sthanare

ABC

thoseofanyotherplanetinthesolarsystem.

18.ThemidnightsunisaphenomenoninwhichtheSunvisibleremainsintheskyfor

ABC

twenty-fourhoursorlonger.

19.TheHumberRiveranditsvalleyformamajorsalmon-fishing,lumbering,

ABC

hunting,andfarmerregioninwesternNewfoundland,Canada.