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17．As many as 20dishes are provided in the dining hall today，choose _ suits you best．（ ）| A． | whatever | B． | whenever | C． | whichever | D． | wherever |
分析 今天餐厅有多达20道菜，你挑选最适合你的任何一个．
解答 C 考查名词性从句．因为choose后是宾语从句缺主语，故只能用whatever或者whichever来引导．whatever没有给定的范围，whichever需要有给定的范围，此处给定了范围As many as 20dishes，故答案选C．
点评 名词性从句一直是高考考查的热点，近几年的高考题主要考察在具体语境中对what和that的辨析，此外，也要求学生对定语从句和名词性从句有清晰的辨认． 首先我们要判断它是哪个名词性从句．名词性从句是主句的一部分，可以充当主语、宾语、表语、同位语．就是说，如果我们能判断出某个从句是某个主句的主语、宾语、表语或同位语，
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5．It is commonly believed that school is where people go to get education．（36）B，it has been said that today children （37）D their education to go to school．The （38）A between schooling and education suggested by this is important．
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| 36．A．Then | B．However | C．Thus | D．Therefore |
| 37．A．understand | B．need | C．enjoy | D．interrupt |
| 38．A．difference | B．importance | C．use | D．problem |
| 39．A．unexpected | B．endless | C．countless | D．simple |
| 40．A．answers | B．ways | C．edges | D．meanings |
| 41．A．anywhere | B．anywhere else | C．somewhere | D．somewhere else |
| 42．A．part-time | B．public | C．standard | D．strict |
| 43．A．If | B．Because | C．So | D．Though |
| 44．A．pride | B．surprises | C．knowledge | D．progress |
| 45．A．neighbor | B．friend | C．foreigner | D．teacher |
| 46．A．wonderfully | B．well | C．greatly | D．little |
| 47．A．babies | B．grown-ups | C．women | D．men |
| 48．A．still | B．next | C．then | D．yet |
| 49．A．long | B．broad | C．narrow | D．short |
| 50．A．that | B．when | C．after | D．before |
| 51．A．basic | B．strict | C．final | D．irregular |
| 52．A．unusually | B．differently | C．little | D．frequently |
| 53．A．large | B．new | C．fixed | D．small |
| 54．A．take exams | B．hold exams | C．mark papers | D．read papers |
| 55．A．changed | B．limited | C．chosen | D．controlled |
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| 42．A．lonely | B．free | C．merry | D．usual |
| 43．A．Therefore | B．However | C．Somehow | D．Meanwhile |
| 44．A．sign | B．knock | C．card | D．note |
| 45．A．invite | B．welcome | C．drive | D．send |
| 46．A．tree | B．flower | C．mail | D．package |
| 47．A．forgot | B．missed | C．arranged | D．received |
| 48．A．warm | B．deep | C．true | D．mixed |
| 49．A．rubbish | B．snow | C．dust | D．leaves |
| 50．A．teach | B．urge | C．help | D．forbid |
| 51．A．prepare | B．share | C．taste | D．exchange |
| 52．A．guest | B．aunt | C．maid | D．partner |
| 53．A．folks | B．relatives | C．neighbors | D．colleagues |
| 54．A．call | B．greeting | C．meeting | D．breakfast |
| 55．A．sorry | B．eager | C．grateful | D．ready |
| 56．A．season | B．expense | C．distance | D．situation |
| 57．A．Knowing | B．Showing | C．Studying | D．Discovering |
| 58．A．happy | B．busy | C．alone | D．active |
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| 22．A．gentle | B．generous | C．mean | D．mild |
| 23．A．worry | B．spend | C．earn | D．print |
| 24．A．arose | B．happened | C．passed | D．counted |
| 25．A．strengthen | B．soften | C．toughen | D．weaken |
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| 27．A．pleasant | B．fierce | C．mild | D．agreeable |
| 28．A．hesitated | B．Complained | C．questioned | D．suspected |
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| 33．A．happily | B．eagerly | C．curiously | D．crazily |
| 34．A．stepped off | B．set out | C．came up | D．squeezed out |
| 35．A．frightened | B．inspired | C．astonished | D．relieved |
| 36．A．effect | B．life | C．being | D．view |
| 37．A．figure | B．statue | C．sculpture | D．character |
| 38．A．examination | B．inspection | C．observation | D．experience |
| 39．A．before | B．behind | C．above | D．off |
| 40．A．above all | B．in all | C．at all | D．after all |