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16．It is what you do not what you say matters．（ ）| A． | which | B． | that | C． | Where | D． | when |
分析 重要的是你所做的而不是你说了什么．
解答 答案是B．本题考查强调句型；强调句型的基本结构是"It be+被强调部分+that（被强调的是人可以用who）+其它"．强调句型通常的判断方法是去掉"It be…that"，句子能够还原为完整的句子，则通常为强调句型；该句去掉it is和空格处的词为"what you do not what you say matters"，可见还原后的句子完整，故判断为强调句型，故选B．
点评 对于强调句型，考生首先要理解其基本结构和功能以及判断方法，分清强调句型与其它从句的区别；其次积累特殊的强调句型的结构，最后结合句意和结构在语境中做出符合逻辑、语义和结构都正确的选择．
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3．（54）B
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1．Exercise/Take a hot shower
Exercise is a vital activity for your health．It can actually contribute to getting better-quality sleep．The problem，though，is that exercising within three hours of bedtime or taking a bath too close to the bedtime can raise your body temperature，and make it more difficult to fall asleep．（52）E
2．Watch TV/Surf the web
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3．（54）B
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4．Read interesting stories
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| 52．A．opportunities | B．lengths | C．terms | D．qualifications |
| 53．A．common | B．strange | C．possible | D．positive |
| 54．A．Financial | B．Communicative | C．Academic | D．Social |
| 55．A．separate | B．negative | C．significant | D．standard |
| 56．A．fueled | B．changed | C．challenged | D．supposed |
| 57．A．unbearable | B．joint | C．single | D．basic |
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| 59．A．long-lasting | B．hard-working | C．low-paying | D．public-recognizing |
| 60．A．Furthermore | B．However | C．Otherwise | D．Therefore |
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| 62．A．maintain | B．evaluate | C．narrow | D．complete |
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| 64．A．spare | B．encourage | C．corner | D．sponsor． |
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