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Before us lies the biggest room, _____ with things like guns, dolls and old clothes.

A．filling	B．filled
C．being filled	D．having been filled

解析试题分析：考查过去分词做定语：be filled with 装满，充满，可表示一种状态或动作。在这题中，filled with things ... 这一部分是过去分词短语作定语，修饰 room。如果改为定语从句，就是...room, which is filled with ...原句中文意思是：“在我们面前是最大的房间，里面摆满了玩具枪、布娃娃、旧衣服这类物品。”选B。
考点:考查过去分词做定语
点评; 当动词与名词构成主动关系的时候，使用现在分词做定语来修饰名词。当名词与动词构成被动关系的时候，使用过去分词做定语修饰名词。

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A.investment.

B.economy.

C.technology.

D.tax.

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A.support.

B.distaste.

C.Disapproval.

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B.different idea of the two parties about the plan.

C.its passage.

D.distortion.

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B.a preface.

C.a advertisement.

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4. A．back B．again C．slowly D．straight

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7. A．strange B．fresh C．high D．low

8. A．bus B．car C．dog D．cat

9. A．walked B．ran C．climbed D．sped

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