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The only lucid arguments printed in the newspaper concerning the new bond proposal was put forth by the high school principal who wrote a series of letters to the newspaper’s editor.
A
The only lucid arguments printed in the newspaper concerning the new bond proposal was put forth by the high school principal in a series of letters to the newspaper’s editor.
B
The principal of the high school wrote a series of letters to the newspaper’s editor that put forth the only lucid argument concerning the new bond proposal that was printed in the newspaper.
C
In a series of letters to the newspaper’s editor, the principal of the high school put forth the only lucid argument concerning the new bond proposal to be printed in the newspaper.
D
The high schoolh principal’s series of letters to the newspaper’s editor lucidly put forth the only arguments concerning the new bond proposal to be printed in the newspaper.
E
Putting forth the only lucid arguments concerning the new bond proposal to be printed in the newspaper, the series of letters to the newspaper’s editor were written by the high school’s principal.
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A、D项“arguments…was”和“series…puts forth”表达存在主谓不一致问题；B项表达与句意不符；E项不符合习惯表达，故本题应选C项。
A、D项“arguments…was”和“series…puts forth”表达存在主谓不一致问题；B项表达与句意不符；E项不符合习惯表达，故本题应选C项。
更多 “单选题The only lucid arguments printed in the newspaper concerning the new bond proposal was put forth by the high school principal who wrote a series of letters to the newspaper’s editor.A The only lucid arguments printed in the newspaper concerning the new bond proposal was put forth by the high school principal in a series of letters to the newspaper’s editor.B The principal of the high school wrote a series of letters to the newspaper’s editor that put forth the only lucid argument concerning the new bond proposal that was printed in the newspaper.C In a series of letters to the newspaper’s editor, the principal of the high school put forth the only lucid argument concerning the new bond proposal to be printed in the newspaper.D The high schoolh principal’s series of letters to the newspaper’s editor lucidly put forth the only arguments concerning the new bond proposal to be printed in the newspaper.E Putting forth the only lucid arguments concerning the new bond proposal to be printed in the newspaper, the series of letters to the newspaper’s editor were written by the high school’s principal.” 相关考题
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The passage is__________．A.Narration
B.Description
C.Criticism
D.Argumentation
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The electronic edition ______ has a complete classified section as well as up-to-date movie listings.
The electronic edition is available at http://www.tampanews.com/electronicnews. Subscriptions to the printed version of the newspaper are available at http://www.tampanews.com/subscribe.A. too
B. and
C. plus
D. also
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Questions 47-49 refer to the following letter.
Tampa Daily News - Available in Print and Online
The Tampa Daily News has two versions of its printed newspaper available online.One version ______ the printed edition, including the editorial and news pages.A. is the same
B. has the same
C. is the same as
D. as has the same
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B.whose
C.who
D.whom
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Sudoku wasn’t invented in Japan.B
It was The Times that first printed Sudoku in the newspaper.C
Each grid has more than one number.D
It became popular around the world in 2005.
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already a rich and famous newspapermanB
poor, but skilled in newspaper workC
poor, but eager to learn newspaper workD
rich and skilled in newspaper work
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in a fashion magazineB
on a school notice boardC
in a newspaper advertisement
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I have no idea when he will return.B
What you said yesterday is right.C
We are all for your proposal that the discussion be put off.D
The news that our athletes won another gold medal was reported in yesterday’s newspaper.
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The newspaper is reading by JohnB
The newspaper is by John readingC
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The newspaper is being readed by John
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对B
错
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editorsB
readersC
managersD
Writers
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单选题There are only two things worth to read in this newspaper-the TV listings and the sports page.A
only two thingsB
to readC
inD
the sports page
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