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13．_______，the idea runs deep and wide among traditional Chinese physicians．（ ）| A． | As it might sound strange | B． | Strange as might it sound | ||
| C． | As strange it might sound | D． | Strange as it might sound |
分析 虽然听起来奇怪，这个想法在传统中医中源远流长．
解答 答案是D．本题考查的是as引导的让步状语从句．as表示"虽然"引导让步状语从句，不能放在句首（所以排除A和C），必须用倒装：将表语、状语或谓语动词中的实意动词提到句首（助动词不能提前，所以排除B）；本句正常语序为"it might sound strange"，将表语strange提到句首，故答案选择D．
点评 关于让步状语从句的考查，首先理解各连词的含义和基本用法，积累让步状语从句中的特殊用法，最后结合语境合理判断．
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Then，the Crimean War broke out．He was appointed an officer．But （46）Aknew the secret．They saw his stupid mistakes as works of great （47）B．And every mistake he made increased his glory and fame．
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| 36．A．worried | B．greedy | C．curious | D．strange |
| 37．A．Happily | B．Fortunately | C．Privately | D．Gradually |
| 38．A．shock | B．glory | C．comfort | D．memory |
| 39．A．invitation | B．examination | C．experiment | D．operation |
| 40．A．when | B．while | C．though | D．because |
| 41．A．that | B．what | C．which | D．why |
| 42．A．destroy | B．convince | C．motivate | D．inspire |
| 43．A．future | B．situation | C．reaction | D．result |
| 44．A．surprising | B．regretful | C．1ucky | D．natural |
| 45．A．adapt to | B．belong to | C．refer to | D．lead to |
| 46．A．nobody | B．somebody | C．everybody | D．anybody |
| 47．A．unselfishness | B．intelligence | C．importance | D．honesty |
| 48．A．occupied | B．abandoned | C．predicted | D．confirmed |
| 49．A．revolution | B．chance | C．disaster | D．pressure |
| 50．A．Moreover | B．Therefore | C．Instead | D．Otherwise |
| 51．A．official | B．confident | C．ordinary | D．unexpected |
| 52．A．take over | B．come around | C．turn away | D．stick to |
| 53．A．wonder | B．imagination | C．disorder | D．spirits． |
| 54．A．victory | B．conflict | C．exercise． | D．judgement |
| 55．A．athlete | B．soldier | C．lecturer | D．leader |
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| A． | Now that | B． | As soon as | C． | Although | D． | If |
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| A． | Whatever | B． | How | C． | However | D． | What |
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| 36．A．broke down | B．slowed down | C．calmed down | D．tumed down |
| 37．A．when | B．until | C．before | D．though |
| 38．A．quarrel | B．conversation | C．struggle | D．dispute |
| 39．A．involved | B．informed | C．conquered | D．deserted |
| 40．A．property | B．safety | C．appearance | D．presence |
| 41．A．quickly | B．bravely | C．suddenly | D．cleverly |
| 42．A．friend | B．neighbour | C．folk | D．police |
| 43．A．abandoned | B．covered | C．held | D．taken |
| 44．A．louder | B．clearer | C．weaker | D．heavier |
| 45．A．should | B．could | C．would | D．must |
| 46．A．fate | B．face | C．moment | D．spot |
| 47．A．saving | B．risking | C．losing | D．devoting |
| 48．A．lesson | B．spirit | C．story | D．courage |
| 49．A．behaved | B．performed | C．transformed | D．expressed |
| 50．A．off | B．down | C．from | D．over |
| 51．A．attended | B．appreciated | C．negotiated | D．approached |
| 52．A．sense | B．feel | C．observe | D．hear |
| 53．A．after all | B．at first | C．as well | D．asa result |
| 54．A．surprise | B．disappointment | C．sorrbw | D．amazement |
| 55．A．cried | B．looked | C．stepped | D．showed |