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2．Do you know Hawking does not like about his speech computer？（ ）| A． | that it is what | B． | what it is that | C． | it is that what | D． | what is it that |
分析 你知道关于计算机语言方面霍金不喜欢什么？
解答 答案选B．考查强调句，本句中know的宾语从句是一个强调句型，其中被强调部分是疑问词what，根据强调句中强调特殊疑问词的结构：特殊疑问词+is/was it that可知答案是what is it that，又因为强调句是宾语从句所以要用陈述语序，故答案选B．
点评 答强调句型这类题目，分析句子结构是关键．随着高考考点的不断深入变化，强调句型总是以新的面孔出现，或本身发生变化，或与其他句式结构相结合，然而万变不离其宗，总是脱不掉it，be，that/who这一框架，它的句式特征1：Is/Was it+被强调部分+that…；结合特殊疑问词构成特殊疑问句形式．句式特征2：特殊疑问词+is/was it that…？理解句意掌握特征能够很好的把握解题的技巧．
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One afternoon，many years ago，I went to pick up my mother from work．I got there a little early so I（16）C the car by the roadside and waited for her．
As I looked （17）A the car window，there was a small park where I saw a little boy，around one and a half to two years old，（18）Dfreely on the grass as his mother watched from a short（19）D．The boy had a big smile on his face（20）C he had just been set free from a （21）A．The boy would then fall to the grass，get up，and without（22）B or without looking back at his mother，run as fast as he could，again，still with a （23）B on his face，as if nothing had happened．
Kids，when they fall down，they don't consider their falling down as a failure，but （24）B，they treat it as a learning experience．They feel compelled to try and try again until they（25）D．
Not only was I impressed by the boy's courage，but I was （26）D touched by the manner in which he ran．With each attempt，he looked so（27）A，so natural，without signs of fear，nervousness，or of being disappointed．His only （28）C was to run freely and to do it effectively as he could．He was just being a （29）B，just being himself．He was not looking for（30）C or worrying about whether （31）A was watching．He wasn't concerned about being judged．He didn't seem to be bothered by the fact that maybe someone would see him （32）Dand that it would be （33）A if he did fall．No，all that（34）C to him was to accomplish the task of activity at hand to the best of his ability，feeling the experience of running fully and freely．
I learned a lot from that observation and （35）B，and have successfully brought that lesson with me in life．
One afternoon，many years ago，I went to pick up my mother from work．I got there a little early so I（16）C the car by the roadside and waited for her．
As I looked （17）A the car window，there was a small park where I saw a little boy，around one and a half to two years old，（18）Dfreely on the grass as his mother watched from a short（19）D．The boy had a big smile on his face（20）C he had just been set free from a （21）A．The boy would then fall to the grass，get up，and without（22）B or without looking back at his mother，run as fast as he could，again，still with a （23）B on his face，as if nothing had happened．
Kids，when they fall down，they don't consider their falling down as a failure，but （24）B，they treat it as a learning experience．They feel compelled to try and try again until they（25）D．
Not only was I impressed by the boy's courage，but I was （26）D touched by the manner in which he ran．With each attempt，he looked so（27）A，so natural，without signs of fear，nervousness，or of being disappointed．His only （28）C was to run freely and to do it effectively as he could．He was just being a （29）B，just being himself．He was not looking for（30）C or worrying about whether （31）A was watching．He wasn't concerned about being judged．He didn't seem to be bothered by the fact that maybe someone would see him （32）Dand that it would be （33）A if he did fall．No，all that（34）C to him was to accomplish the task of activity at hand to the best of his ability，feeling the experience of running fully and freely．
I learned a lot from that observation and （35）B，and have successfully brought that lesson with me in life．
| 16．A．left | B．started | C．stopped | D．drove |
| 17．A．outside | B．down | C．toward | D．over |
| 18．A．playing | B．smiling | C．rolling | D．running |
| 19．A．sight | B．length | C．time | D．distance |
| 20．A．evenif | B．solongas | C．asthough | D．nowthat |
| 21．A．prison | B．house | C．park | D．castle |
| 22．A．attention | B．hesitation | C．question | D．application |
| 23．A．puzzle | B．smile | C．pleasure | D．surprise |
| 24．A．therefore | B．instead | C．still | D．anyhow |
| 25．A．stop | B．win | C．achieve | D．succeed |
| 26．A．luckily | B．apparently | C．actually | D．equally |
| 27．A．confident | B．joyful | C．quiet | D．proud |
| 28．A．worry | B．talent | C．concern | D．conclusion |
| 29．A．student | B．child | C．player | D．winner |
| 30．A．chance | B．fortune | C．approval | D．trouble |
| 31．A．someone | B．noone | C．everyone | D．one |
| 32．A．try | B．run | C．cry | D．fall |
| 33．A．embarrassing | B．disappointing | C．frightening | D．exciting |
| 34．A．happened | B．cared | C．mattered | D．related |
| 35．A．experiment | B．experience | C．expressing | D．expectation |
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| 52．A．changes | B．fluctuations | C．fingerprints | D．communications |
| 53．A．explanations | B．registrations | C．applications | D．procedures |
| 54．A．Surprisingly | B．Specifically | C．Hopefully | D．Occasionally |
| 55．A．inspecting | B．instructing | C．interviewing | D．investigating |
| 56．A．reduced | B．resolved | C．reviewed | D．released |
| 57．A．owing to | B．compared to | C．according to | D．added up to |
| 58．A．protects | B．stimulates | C．promises | D．relieves |
| 59．A．leads to | B．applies to | C．depends on | D．makes up |
| 60．A．persevering | B．previewing | C．participating | D．promoting |
| 61．A．accessible | B．acceptable | C．available | D．adaptable |
| 62．A．participants | B．decisions | C．documents | D．photographs |
| 63．A．For instance | B．As a result | C．In addition | D．On the contrary |
| 64．A．check | B．project | C．design | D．proposal |
| 65．A．queue | B．program | C．arrival | D．departure． |