11.Not only _____ all the positive charge of an atom,it is also the site of the weight of every atom.
Q4 y' F. p$ J/ N (A)does the nucleus hold8 e8 b' n3 U) ` u( {
(B)the nucleus holding
1 Q6 r3 i! ^$ R5 V4 M- Y. } (C)the nucleus does hold
# B; J0 e3 K7 T! e! i7 P5 f/ h (D)holds the nucleus
, X( j, j( x/ | 12.The wind-rippled sand at California's Kelso Dunes resembles _____.& g3 e( S. l- G% e, E: W8 V
(A)to be an ocean floor
& g: C" s0 K' Z/ w (B)as an ocean floor
: O* F, `" p, J1 L' J (C)an ocean floor
, I4 F# f" J! E2 ]$ V8 Q* b (D)being an ocean floor
$ M: |$ s% n7 B6 R8 ] 13.Fossil records indicate _____ existing in the past have become extinct.
) ]8 ?3 B. h" P* {. ~) _6 r (A)that many species of organisms9 b. @: |; l' X
(B)many species of organisms that7 Z9 g& G8 g! \- v# y6 C
(C)many species of organisms are
: w C7 i# F1 f' D (D)there are many organisms
8 z9 n) d; H2 T; x4 G% W 14.Experiments related to the sense of smell are more easily _____ than those related to perception of color.
+ c1 J$ L0 o2 O3 v! N' z (A)setting them up M4 `' e( |/ R
(B)to set up3 S& U6 J$ d: i+ i8 u' i; w
(C)set up
$ C. P% l0 V. H/ L (D)sets up those
* |, ?: h* t. s% O3 d 15.The Pulitzer Prize has been _____ in American literature for more than seventy years.
. {1 f0 {7 k: v E8 k$ B (A)the award most prestigious that i( g2 u" p: q H# S' ?8 |
(B)the most prestigious award# v' N7 W6 e8 K% I1 z* ?8 `
(C)a prestigious award that most
- b; H. E( S1 s' z' i0 q Q (D)most prestigious award |