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3.Life is harder for Senior Three students throughout China.Hardly _____ endless exercises or tests.(  )
A.does everyday go by withB.any day goes by with
C.everyday goes by withoutD.does any day go by without

分析 中国高三学生的生活十分艰苦,很少有时间能摆脱无尽的练习和考试.

解答 答案:D.
Hardly否定词放句首,句子要部分倒装,需要提前助动词does,而B C 都是正常语序,故可以排除BC.
hardly是否定词"几乎不"的意思.every与否定词连用表示部分否定,若选A.句意则为"不是所有的,不是每一天都要进行练习测试"与题意不切合,而any一般与否定词连用,表示完全否定,根据题意,可知道答案是D"几乎每一天都少不了练习和测试".

点评 本题考查倒装句.在读懂句意的基础上分析句子结构判断倒装类型,从而选出正确答案.

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