Robert is interested in astronomy and he wishes he could make a trip into space one day．( )A．the, theB．an, theC．an,/D．/,/ 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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5．Robert is interested in ________ astronomy and he wishes he could make a trip into ________ space one day．（　　）

A．

the； the

B．

an； the

C．

an；/

D．

/；/

分析 Robert对天文学感兴趣，他希望有一天他可以去太空旅行．

解答答案：D．astronomy指学科，学科前不用冠词；space指"太空"，一般不与冠词连用，但有形容词修饰时，应使用定冠词，根据此语境，应选D．

点评本题考查冠词的用法辨析．学生应根据冠词的用法选择合适的冠词．

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A．To introduce a Finnish official．
B．To compare the education systems of Finland and the US．
C．To share the story of Finland's success in education．
D．To ask the US to improve its education．
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A．its students'performance in an international exam．
B．its international exchange prorrams．
C．lectures given by Pasi Sahlberg．
D．its small-sized public schools．
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a．Giving students fewer tests．
b．Giving teachers more trust．
c．Evaluating students'family backgrounds．
d．Creating the world's top school system．
e．Starting school late．
A．a，b，c B．c，d，e C．a，b，e D．b，c，d
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A．children should start school as early as possible．
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