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"On no account ____to feed the animals", the warning can be seen on the signboard in front of every cage.

A.allow visitors B.visitors are allowed
C.are visitors allowedD.are allowed visitors

C

解析试题分析:考察部分倒装的形式。固定搭配on no account绝不…;这是一个否定词放在句首,后面构成部分倒装的形式。句意:“游客们绝对不被允许喂动物”。这个警告在每个动物的笼子上都可以看见。故C正确。
考点:考察部分倒装
点评:部分倒装中考查较多的有:(1) 含有否定意义的词never,seldom,little. hardly,not,scarcely,nowhere,by no means(决不)等置于句首时。(2)以only修饰作为状语的副词、介词短语或从句,且放在句首时。 注意:only 修饰状语从句放在句首时,状语从句不需要倒装,只能倒装主句部分。(3)当so置于句首意为“也如此”,neither,nor置于句首意为“也不”时。当so表示对前句内容的肯定和附和,译作“确实,正是”时,用自然语序。(4)当not only…but also, so/such…that, not… until, no sooner… than, hardly… when等连词置于句首时。(5)在as引导的让步状语从句中(名词/形容词/副词/动词+as+主谓结构)。(6)虚拟语气的条件状语从句省去 if时,须将were,had,should提到句首构成倒装句。(7)频度副词often, always, once, now and then, every other day, many a time等放在句首时。(8)为了使句子保持平衡,为了强调表语或为了使上下文紧密衔接时,常使用倒装语序。

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A. 4      B. 5      C. 6       D. 3

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B. Colds are not caused by cold.

C. People suffer from colds just because they like to stay indoors.

D. A person may catch a cold by touching someone who already had one.

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B. they are writing reports in terribly cold weather

C. they are free from work in the isolated Arctic regions

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4.                A.exit            B.wall            C.floor D.door

 

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6.                A.tail            B.head           C.foot D.hand

 

7.                A.longer         B.higher          C.closer    D.farther

 

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A.unwritten

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C.legal

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2.

A.read

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3.

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C.respect

D.distance

 

4.

A.message

B.warning

C.suggestion

D.voice

 

5.

A.Attention

B.Mind

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D.Listen

 

6.

A.found out

B.knocked at

C.cared about

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7.

A.papers

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C.neighbors

D.tears

 

8.

A.on

B.round

C.ahead

D.down

 

9.

A.still

B.nearly

C.even

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10.

A.turn

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D.remark

 

11.

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12.

A.first

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15.

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