1. Having no sense of moral obligation, Shipler was as little subject to the ________ of conscience after he acted as he was motivated by its ________ before he acted. ; `, r9 j% ^: u" C, L$ x
(A) rewards ... chastisement
( z. F# b: n8 C (B) balm ... eloquence
( t- H8 d; E! k0 p (C) reproaches ... promptings
( S) x" J1 @* ~0 F; M (D) ridicule ... allure # A* ]+ I# u& r0 |
(E) qualms ... atonement
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% u' E p l5 m# v; f2. Even those who disagreed with Carmen’s views rarely faulted her for expressing them, for the positions she took were as ________ as they were controversial. 6 C8 o3 k2 x( r* q `+ {# \! ~
(A) complicated ; |8 r& a& |( Q4 ]% n
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(C) subjective
! [' c7 }' X- Z9 j7 `) l (D) commonplace
; y0 R5 O9 k; X! r8 P* { (E) thoughtful
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5 H0 v$ T8 }' k2 M( b1 C& Z& U, G3. The First World War began in a context of jargon and verbal delicacy and continued in a cloud of ________ as ________ as language and literature, skillfully used, could make it. O) u$ m9 v; `" m
(A) circumlocution ... literal
+ Y4 u1 b. C+ @- y( \/ i( M (B) cliche ... lucid
' y, x; z& u w6 P (C) euphemism ... impenetrable
$ P4 h8 U8 j% @5 V! D (D) particularity ... deliberate
( H. R2 t+ d9 A0 r (E) subjectivity ... enthralling + y% _/ Q) ^ e# B3 L6 ~3 y3 w
! k' ~7 Z7 t2 M6 a( r- s# t2 ~( Y4. As long as nations cannot themselves accumulate enough physical power to dominate all others, they must depend on ________.
7 L) N5 d, K+ \$ b% r (A) allies
% o+ N, O) l6 {- r (B) resources
% r1 {/ X/ L4 Q* l! m1 T (C) freedom 3 R7 p0 m9 j% J
(D) education
, {# g" w) E' Q b" ~ (E) self-determination
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, s, D+ R2 }3 H! @+ F( j5. As serious as she is about the bullfight, she does not allow respect to ________ her sense of whimsy when painting it. ' M9 H3 ~8 s9 c" k3 w1 `* o0 c$ F4 t7 \
(A) inspire : ~9 N! e' T D0 b9 g: C
(B) provoke
7 l4 y0 a6 x/ G (C) suppress : x3 Q6 L& L% _
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(E) satisfy % ]2 X3 W( {% \+ ?4 v; q* d
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6. After a slow sales start early in the year, mobile homes have been gaining favor as ________ to increasingly expensive conventional housing. / R, `) ]* A5 {- C. |
(A) reaction
% R( A' S- [4 P$ v8 Y4 z! d (B) an addition 7 M, e d( w( {8 E0 n
(C) an introduction
$ n0 { s# G3 @9 }- `1 Z' k (D) an alternative
8 l! ?; S/ Y1 D' J (E) a challenge
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5 y8 l2 g$ S9 O, y* q7. The sale of Alaska was not so much an American coup as a matter of ________ for an imperial Russia that was short of cash and unable to ________ its own continental coastline. 8 c4 o6 Q7 K% Q1 n1 P
(A) negligence ... fortify
: f0 T6 S' r4 Y I (B) custom ... maintain
# ^1 }/ u) U- R; v (C) convenience ... stabalize ; B/ u$ J3 S( j. ^& A- v8 X+ Q+ K: l
(D) expediency ... defend & y* v2 R( j" ~- V$ Z
(E) exigency ... reinforce ) _) h, S0 x) E: q1 w
重点讲解as的用法。
/ y: X. n0 b! z/ l8 vas的用法随着位置的不同而不同: $ y. T& m: J& [ \7 S( o% I
1.放在句首有两种情况: 2 l* T' q. P8 g( g# d- J9 U
①as/as for+n.相当于原因; * g1 n4 H6 C2 ?/ @: V. }" o
②as+adj.+as可能是固定搭配;可能表示转折。 $ S3 e, y" }4 V
例:As poor as she is, she is honest.第一个as可以省略。
/ Z+ K% J9 I# ^2 j: a2.放在句中as+adj.+as有两种不同,第二个as后面是短语还是句子。
, s( d8 R9 Q/ z) D1 m 如果后面接一个短语,例如He is as tall as his father. 表示两者
) ?( c8 E. A+ I6 x7 F U 特点一致。如果后面是句子,例如
: t3 Q+ I4 B* o# z/ U He is as smart as he is handsome. 表示程度的一致性。
3 }: V, _) B! |, q, a; B 不能根据句子后面的handsome解题。
# q$ n4 `. Q) u 做题遇到这种情况,线索一定来自前面。 |