The old man lives in a flat. the window faces the street．( )A．whoseB．whereC．thatD．of which 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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10．The old man lives in a flat，_____________ the window faces the street．（　　）

A．

whose

B．

where

C．

that

D．

of which

分析这个老人住在一个公寓里，窗户朝街道．

解答答案：D
分析句式可知，_____________ the window faces the street为非限制性定语从句，从句中which指，介词of为所属关系，表示…的．考查介词+which用法，介词需根据句意来判断．

点评考查非限制性定语从句，考生需对该从句熟悉并结合具体语境做出判断．

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18．One day last June，Clifford Luther served a burger and fries to a man passing through his Saskatchewan diner．Two days later，the man returned and wrote him a check for 10，000．"I thought they're good burgers and fries，but they're not that good，"Luther told CTV News．
The tipper was Bob Erb of British Columbia，who won Canada's 25million Lotto Max jackpot （头奖） in November 2012and has been giving money to people in need．He's donated to food banks，senior groups，and local fire departments，and helped 20people in Terrace，his hometown，get necessary dental care they couldn't afford．
While making burgers that first afternoon，Luther told Erb that his 25-year-old daughter had just been diagnosed with cancer in Vancouver，two provinces and about 1，000miles away．"It struck a chord．I lost a son four years ago and know the worries a parent has，"says Erb．"I decided on the way home I'd leave him some money so he could go and see his daughter．"
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"If you have enough to feed yourself，you help others out．"he says．
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A．because his business was in trouble
B．for his excellent service to the man
C．because his burgers and fries were tasty
D．for the good management of his diner
47．On his first visit to the diner，ErbB．
A．wrote Luther a check for $ l0.000
B．learned about Luther's sad story
C．didn't give Luther a tip
D．got a burger free of charge
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A．Erb was careless with his money．
B．Luther was very thankful to Erb．
C．Luther didn't need the money at all．
D．Erb had the similar experience．
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A．help Luther to get a dental care
B．pay for his burgers and fries
C．help Luther go and see hia daughter
D．help him expand his business
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A．He was generous and helpful．
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C．He got the money by hard work．
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becauseA．
A．badgers nearby would occupy where the killed badgers once lived
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