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12．Not only __________ interested in football but _________ beginning to show an interest in it．（ ）| A． | is the father himself，his two sons are | |
| B． | the father himself is，are his two sons | |
| C． | is the father himself，are his two sons | |
| D． | the father himself is，his two sons are |
分析 不但爸爸自己对足球感兴趣，他的两个儿子也开始对足球产生兴趣．
解答 答案：A．
not only…but also…连接两个句子的时候，not only后面的句子需要使用部分倒装的结构，but also后面的句子使用正常的语序即可；故选A．
点评 对于倒装句式要熟练掌握几种基本的结构，灵活运用部分倒装和全部倒装的用法．
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He wrote his wife's name on the back of the photos and handed them to a （46）Abehind the desk in the booth．"（47）Dyou see a small，dark lady with brown eyes and an apologetic expression，obviously （48）A someone，would you please give her this？"he said．He then （49）B his office in Morrison Building，（50）Cthat if a picture is worth a thousand words，then the four photos must be a good （51）D!He sat down with a smile．
Of course his wife received those pictures and she even （52）Bthem．She carries them in her purse now and shows them to anyone who asks if she is married，"See？This is my husband!"
How are you with（53）C？One person calls it"wait training．"It seems that there is always something we are（54）B．We wait on traffic and we wait in lines．We wait to hear about a new job．We wait to complete school．We wait for someone to change his or her mind．
Patience is an important （55）Dof a happy and rewarding life．（56）Bsome things are worth waiting for．（57）C presents many opportunities for wait training．
We can hate waiting，（58）Ait or even get good at it!But one thing is （59）A-we cannot avoid it．How is your （60）Dcoming along？
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| 41．A．proudly | B．respectfully | C．patiently | D．curiously |
| 42．A．angry | B．hungry | C．frightened | D．thirsty |
| 43．A．a question | B．a reason | C．an opinion | D．an idea |
| 44．A．serious | B．difficult | C．sensitive | D．convinced |
| 45．A．hurt | B．encouraged | C．attracted | D．shocked |
| 46．A．clerk | B．customer | C．passer-by | D．friend |
| 47．A．Since | B．Before | C．As | D．If |
| 48．A．looking for | B．working for | C．sending for | D．paying for |
| 49．A．called up | B．returned to | C．picked up | D．took in |
| 50．A．worried | B．disappointed | C．satisfied | D．surprised |
| 51．A．value | B．preparation | C．excuse | D．lecture |
| 52．A．tore | B．saved | C．developed | D．destroyed |
| 53．A．courage | B．determination | C．patiencev | D．decision |
| 54．A．hoping for | B．waiting for | C．searching for | D．fitting for |
| 55．A．lesson | B．experience | C．purpose | D．quality |
| 56．A．For example | B．After all | C．Right now | D．So far |
| 57．A．Every age | B．Every shop | C．Every day | D．Every office |
| 58．A．accept | B．control | C．change | D．improve |
| 59．A．certain | B．interesting | C．precious | D．easy |
| 60．A．photo taking | B．job hunting | C．decision making | D．wait training |
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NASA's requirements for becoming an astronaut have changed over the years．Originally，it （42）Kcandidates with a military flight background，with at least 1，000 hours spent in command of a jet aircraft．In 1978，however，NASA （43）Hits focus to a more varied group of astronauts：scientists and engineers with at least three years of experience in their respective fields．
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