The pupils asked their teacher round the earth.A. that the moon goesB. that the moon wentC. whether the moon goesD. whether the moon went 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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The pupils asked their teacher ___________round the earth.

A. that the moon goes

B. that the moon went

C. whether the moon goes

D. whether the moon went

【解析】考查时态辨析。在考查时态的题中，若该动作是真理或习惯用法，一般用用一般现在时。而本句的“月球绕着地球转”这属于真理。句意：这些小学生问他们的老师，月球是否绕着地球转。故选C。

考点：考查时态辨析

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A. is; has been

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D. are; have been

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A. It only has a population of 11,000 people.

B. The average income of the Tuvalans is $1000 in 1999.

C. Tuvalu is only 3m high above sea level.

D. The Tuvalans received $40 million when they sold the domain name.

2.The biggest problem for the Tuvalans is _________.

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C. The small population D. cyclones

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C.①-c, ②-b, ③-a, ④-d D. ①-d, ②-c, ③-a, ④-b

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