题目内容

18．The large grassland，reaching out far away，looks extremely beautiful _______ the blue and clean sky．（　　）
A．withB．againstC．throughD．beyond

分析 大片的草地，延伸到远方，以蓝天白云为背景，看起来极为美丽．

解答 答案：B
分析句子结构reaching out far away现在分词做状语，The large grassland looks extremely beautiful 为主句，‘大片的草地看起来极为漂亮'，_______ the blue and clean sky，"在蓝天白云的衬托下"，against 介词"在..的衬托下"．

点评 本题你考查介词的使用．在平时学习时，对于比较灵活的介词要熟悉用法．

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