英语论文写作1练习题库.docx

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《写作》练习测试题库

I.Revisethefollowingsentences.Theproblemsofthesentenceshavealreadybeenpointedout.Fortherevisionofsomeofthesentences,pleasefollowthedirectionsafterthem.

1.Themostpopularanimaloilforperfumetodayismusk.Althoughsomepeopledislikeitsheavy,sweetodor.（fragment）

2.TheearliesthistoricaldocumentsfromtheMiddleEastrecordtheuseoffragrances.Notonlyinreligiousceremoniesbutalsoonthebody.（fragment）

3.Thebaboonstaredathischallenger.Poisedforcombat.（fragment）

4.Theanimalsactedoutarivalry.Whichmystifiedtheirkeepers.（fragment）

5.Thechallengerwasanewcomer.Whowasunusuallyfierce.（fragment）

6.Shebackedcloserandclosertotheendofthedivingboard.Atlastfallingintothewater.（fragment）

7.Peoplewavingflagsandcheering.Linedthestreetsfortheparade.（fragment）

8.Manypinetreesbearlargecones.WhichappearinAugust.（fragment）

9.Petricisnotanurse,sheisadoctor.（commasplice）

10.Shedidwellincollegeheraveragewas3.9.（commasplice）

11.Theshipwashuge,itsmaststoodthirtyfeethigh.（commasplice）

12.Chemistryhascontributedmuchtoourunderstandingoffoods,manyfoodssuchaswheatandbeanscanbeproducedinthelaboratory.（commasplice）

13.Somelaboratory-grownfoodstastegood,theyarenutritious.（commasplice）

14.Thevitaminsareadequate,theflavorisdeficient.（commasplice）

15.Rainhadfallensteadilyforsixteenhours,manybasementswereflooded.（commasplice）

16.Cattle,fermentedbeverages,andrareshellshaveservedasmoney,eachonehadactualvalueforthesociety.（commasplice）

17.SportsfansstilladmirePeteRose,BabeRuth,andJoeNamatheventhoughtheycouldnotbeperfect.（unclearreference）

18.WhenCatherineIbecameempressofRussiaatageforty,theyfearedmorethanlovedher.（unclearreference）

19.Tokeepbirdsfromeatingseeds,soaktheminbluefoodcoloring.（unclearreference）

20.Employeesshouldconsultwiththeirsupervisorwhorequirepersonaltime.（unclearreference）

21.Jodyfoundadressintheatticthatheraunthadworn.（unclearreference）

22.Shetoldmysisterthatshewaswrong.（unclearreference）

23.Theworkersremovedallthefurniturefromtheroomandcleanedit.（unclearreference）

24.JulietNobletoldSusanTorrethatshewasmistaken.（unclearreference）

25.Questionsareaskedbythestudentswhentheydonotunderstandtheprofessor.（shift）

26.Ifstudentslearnhowtostudyefficiently,muchbettergradeswillbemadeontests.（shift）

27.Ifyoufeelthecarskidding,thebrakesshouldbereleasedandthewheelshouldbeturnedintothedirectionoftheskid.（shift）

28.Animportantthingforthestudenttorememberisthatwhenwritingapaper,youshouldnotplagiarize.（shift）

29.ThosewhowishtotakeLinguisticsareexpectedtosignhisnameonthissheetofpaper..（shift）

30.Studentsshouldlearntoanalyzeandsolveproblemsindependently.Don'trelyonyourteachers'help.（shift）

31.Ifonehasmadeerrorsonthetaxform,theymightevenbeaudited,therebydelayingarefundevenlonger.（shift）

32.Aswelookedoutovertheocean,shipscouldbeseeninthedistance.（shift）

33.ToaidtheAmericanRevolution,serviceasamountedcourierwaschosenbyJackson.（danglingmodifier）

34.Afteraccomplishingmanydeedsofvalor,AndrewJackson’sfameledtohiselectiontothePresidencyin1828and1832.（danglingmodifier）

35.Lookingoutofthewindow,thegrasslandstretchedasfarastheeyecanreach.（danglingmodifier）

36.Onenteringtheclassroom,thestudentsstoodupandsaid,"Goodmorning!

"（danglingmodifier）

37.Togetreadyforthetrip,allthethingssheneededwereputintoasuitcase.（danglingmodifier）

38.Listeningattentively,afaultysoundwasheard.（danglingmodifier）

39.Thoughnotwelleducated,asuccessfulcareerasalawyerandjudgeprovedJackson’sability.（danglingmodifier）

40.Impressedwithhisqualifications,Paulwashiredbytheprintingfirm.（danglingmodifier）

II.Rearrangethefollowingnumberedsentencessothattheyreadlogically.

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1.Stuffedunderthedeskisawovenwastepaperbasketoverflowingwithpaperanddebris.

2.Ontherighthandsideoftheroomisanarrowclosetwithclothes,shoes,hats,tennisracquets,andboxesbulgingoutofitsslidingdoors.

3.Asyouwalkintotheroom,youarestoppedshortbymybedwhichfillshalfoftheroom.

4.Againstthewallonyourleft,pushedintoacornerbehindtheheadofthebed,isalargebookcasewhichiscrammedwithpapers,books,andknick-knacks.

5.Thewallabovethebookcaseanddeskiscompletelytakenupwithtwosmallposters.

6.Ithasabrownwoodenchairwhichseemstofilltheleftendoftheroom.

7.Mydormitoryroom,onthesecondfloorofBienvilleHall,issmallandcrowded.

8.Thetwolargewindowsoverthebedarehiddenbyheavydarkgolddrapes.

9.EverytimeIwalkoutofthedoor,Ithink,“NowIknowwhatitisliketoliveinacloset.”

10.Wedgedinbetweenthebookcaseandthewalloppositethebedisasmallgraymetaldesk.

Correctorder:

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1.Usethreeorfourofthesmalllogsaroundthebottomedgetoholdthecardboardinplace.

2.Next,foldsomeofthecardboardoverthepaper.

3.Thenpiletheremainingsmalllogsandallthelargeonesontothepyramid.

4.Tobuildawoodfirethatrequiresminimumtending,youneedpaper,cardboard,kindling,afewsmalllogs,andtwoorthreelargelogs.

5.Finally,lightthepaper.

6.First,youshouldwadupthepaperintoatightballorrollitintoacylinderandtieitintoalooseknot.

7.Oncethefireisstarted,itwillneedonlytheoccasionaladditionofanotherlogtokeepburningforhours.

8.Thenlaythekindlingoverit,formingapyramid.

Correctorder:

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1.ItwasatthispointthatPaulnoticedhisowncar,rollingslowlydownthehill--andgoingtoofastforhimtostopit.

2.Hewassobusychasinghiscarthathedidn’tgetthenameofthedriveroftheRover,whojustcameoutofthesupermarketanddroveawaywithoutrealizingwhathadhappened.

3.Asifthiswasnotbadenough,Paulnowfindshehasno-onetoblame.

4.Paul,asalesmanfromLondon,wasdrivingpastaRoverparkedoutsideasupermarket,whenhesawitstarttorollslowlydownthehill.

5.Itcrashedintoabusatthebottomofthehill,andwassobadlydamagedthatithadtobetowedawaytoagarage.

6.PaulScofieldwasasmashhitinGuildfordyesterday,savingtwoyounggirlsinarunawaycar--butwreckinghisowncarintheprocess.

7.Anotherpasser-bygotintothecarandputonthehandbrake,savingthegirlsfromcertaininjury.

8.Insidethecarweretwoyounggirlsonthepassengerseat--butnodriver.

9.Paulstoppedquickly,jumpedinfrontoftheRoverandtriedtostopit,pushingagainstthefrontofthecar.

Correctorder:

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1.Andhermouth!

Itisasmallmouththatlooksdelicateandfeminine.

2.Herthick,wavy,longblackhairgracefullyfallsdowntohershouldersandsurroundsherexquisite,diamond-shapedface.

3.Asmallblackmoleontheleftsideofhernoseaddstoherbeauty.

4.MarieisasbeautifulasanyHollywoodstarlet.

5.Whenshesmiles,whichisoften,herwell-formedandeven,whiteteethbrightenupherwholeface.

6.ThereisnothingbutextraordinarybeautyinthefaceofMarie.

7.Herlipsareratherthin,butnottoothin;herlightpinklipstickaddsanothertouchoffemininebeauty.

8.Hereyesarelarge,butnottoolarge,withthickeyelashes.

9.Herslightlyarchedchestnutbrowneyebrowsdrawattentiontoherdeepblueeyes,whichremindmeofalakeonastormyday.

10.Hernoseisstraightandneithertoolongnortooshort.

Correctorder:

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Hereyouhaveajumbledparagraph.Re-organizethesentencessothattheyfollowdefinitespaceorder.

1）AsusualMadelinewasoverdressed.

2）Herhairstuckoutfromherheadinagrayingfrizz,andblackhorn-rimmedglassesencircledhereyes.

3）Herwhiteblousewasruffledattheelbows,andherreddirndlskirtwasembroideredwithblackandwhiteflowers.

4）Everyinchofherseemedtoscreamforattention.

5）Look,fromherearshungredpendantearringswhichbobbledasshetalked,andaboutherthickneckwasamatchingstrandofredbaubles.

6）Onherfeetwereblackpatenthighheeledsandals.

CorrectOrder:

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1.Themonkslookedthroughthebooksofthemonastery,andtheserevealedthattherehadbeenaFatherAnselmthereahundredyearsbefore.

2.Themonkwentbacktothemonasteryandfoundthereadoorkeeperwhomhedidnotknowandwhodidnotknowhim.

3.Themonkhadneverheardalarkbefore,andhestoodthereentranceduntilthebirdanditssonghadbecomepartoftheheavens.

4.Othermonkscame,andtheywereallstrangerstothemonk.

5.Amonkhadwanderedintothefieldsandalarkbegantosing.

6.ThemonktoldothermonkshewasFatherAnselm,butthatwasnohelp.

7.Timehadbeenblottedoutwhilethemonklistenedtothelark.

Correctorder:

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1.Secureinitsislandhome,thedodohadlostthepowerofflightsincetherewerenoenemiestoflyfrom.

2.Thegoatsatetheundergrowthwhichprovidedthedodowithcover;dogsandcatshuntedandharriedtheoldbirds;whilepigsgruntedtheirwayroundtheisland,eatingtheeggsandyoung,andtheratsfollowedbehindtofinishthefeast.

3.Mandiscoveredthedodo'sparadiseinabout1507,andwithhimcamehisenemies:

dogs,cats,pigs,ratsandgoats.

4.Thedodo,theponderouswaddlingpigeon,inhabitedtheislandofMauritius.

5.Thedodosurveyedthesenewarrivalswithanairofinnocentinterest.

6.By1681,thefat,ungainlyandharmlesspigeonwasextinct.

7.Thentheslaughterbegan.

Correctorder:

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