题目内容

 265 is ____________.

A.two hundreds and sixty – five

B.two hundred and sixty – five

C.two and sixty – five

D.two hundreds sixty five

 

【答案】

B

【解析】

试题分析:这里是数字的读法,百前有具体数字时,后面不能用复数,从右边起第三位数字后加hundred,十位与个位中间加连字符。故选B。

考点:考查数词的用法。

点评:本题难度适中。数字的英语读法是初中都提到的语法项目,要求考生能够掌握它们的读法并且能够正确的拼写出来,牢记百千之类的词指模糊数字时才可以用复数。

即学即练:346 is____________.

A.three hundreds and forty- six

B. three hundred and forty- six

C. three and forty- six

D. three hundreds forty- six

解析:B。

 

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B.The fall for applications is due to family problems.

C.The education in Scotland and Northern Ireland is worse.

D.The rise of tuition fees has an effect on applications.

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A.everyone should apply to university

B.students may get financial supports

C.lower loan repayments is unavailable

D.most new students will not pay fees

 

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A.the increased tuition fees

B.the approaching deadline

C.the concern from applicants

D.the difficulties with applications

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A.3.9%             B.6%               C.6.3%             D.8.4%

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A.Because they have more financial support.

B.Because the tuition is much cheaper for them.

C.Because the education is better there.

D.Because the universities are free for them.

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A.The application for universities is on a rise continuously.

B.The fall for applications is due to family problems.

C.The education in Scotland and Northern Ireland is worse.

D.The rise of tuition fees has an effect on applications.

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A.everyone should apply to university

B.students may get financial supports

C.lower loan repayments is unavailable

D.most new students will not pay fees

 

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