题目内容
7．I remember early spring mornings ____ my grandmother would tell me to sit quietly and then read me books．（ ）| A． | where | B． | why | C． | when | D． | which |
分析 句意：我记得在早春的早晨，奶奶总是让我静静地坐着然后读书给我听．
解答 答案C
本题考查关系副词引导的定语从句．先行词是early spring mornings，是时间，在从句中作时间状语．故应选择C项．
点评 考查关系副词引导的定语从句．主要要找出先行词，看先行词是人还是物，然后看先行词在从句中做什么成分，再选择合适的关系副词．
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| 17．A．separate | B．shared | C．spiritual | D．social |
| 18．A．active | B．baring | C．careless | D．practical |
| 19．A．attracting | B．sheltering | C．driving | D．prohibiting |
| 20．A．ignored | B．hated | C．cleaned | D．missed |
| 21．A．come up with | B．face up to | C．look forward to | D．step away from |
| 22．A．begin | B．check | C．like | D．find |
| 23．A．gratefully | B．firmly | C．bravely | D．wonderfully |
| 24．A．strangely | B．innocently | C．painfully | D．sympathetically |
| 25．A．terrible | B．excellent | C．important | D．dangerous |
| 26．A．loss | B．failure | C．fear | D．regret |
| 27．A．friendship | B．devotion | C．kindness | D．justice． |
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