题目内容

______ his expression, he didn’t _____the driving test.

A. Judging from, go through

B. Judging by, get through

C. Judged from, pass through

D. Judged by，put through

 

B

【解析】

试题分析：句意：从他的表情可以判断出他没有通过驾照考试。judge的分词作状语用法特殊，“从他的表情判断”为评述性短语，表示说话人的看法，用现在分词形式。Judge from和judge by意思类似，可互换，故排除C，D。go through：仔细检查；经历get through：完成，通过 pass through：穿过；经过 put through：实行；使经历；接通。短语“通过考试”：get through the test。故选B。

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