Reforms to the National college Entrance Examination, form 2016, in major cities in China, including Beijing.A. are to be carried out B. are carried outC. will carry out D. have carried out 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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Reforms to the National college Entrance Examination, form 2016, _____ in major cities in China, including Beijing.

A. are to be carried out B. are carried out

C. will carry out D. have carried out

【解析】

试题分析：考察被动语态。高考的改革应该是被实行，应该用被动语态；另外这个改革是2016年形成，所以应该用将来时，表示将来时可以用will 和 be to do 以及be doing。句意：高考改革在2016年形成，将会在中国的大多数城市实行，包括北京。故选A。

考点：考察被动语态。

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