The boy made the police and his family . A．gone; puzzledB．missing; puzzledC．missing; puzzlingD．lost; puzzling 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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The _______ boy made the police and his family _______.

A．gone; puzzled	B．missing; puzzled
C．missing; puzzling	D．lost; puzzling

解析试题分析：表示“一个丢失的孩子”，应该用现在分词作定语；make 后面常跟两种结构 make + 宾语 + 过去分词结构，或 make + 宾语 + 动词原形结构，故选B。
考点：非谓语动词的考查
点评：非谓语动词也是动词的一种，它们有着动词的其他特点，可以充当主语、宾语、状语等。非谓语动词与谓语动词是相对的概念。

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a．Emanuel’s father fell ill.

b．Emanuel helped out at pier.

c．Emanuel went to the war.

d．Emanuel wished to be an engineer.

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A．bacde B．dcabe C．bceda D．decba

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A．Children can never understand how much their parents have devoted to them

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