题目内容

--Why are your eyes so red? You ________ well last night.

--Yes, I stayed up late writing a report.

A. mustn’t have slept B. can’t have slept

C. couldn’t sleep D. might not sleep

 

B

【解析】

试题分析：考查情态动词和虚拟语气。句意：--你的眼睛为什么很红？--昨晚你不可能睡得很好。--是的，我熬夜在写一份报告。情态动词+have done表示对过去的事情进行虚拟，mustn’t不能表推测，排除A；must一定，表示肯定推测，否定推测用can’t；must have done一定已经做了某事；can’t have done不可能已经做了某事；might not have done可能没有做某事；should/shouldn’t have done本应该/不应该做某事；need/needn’t have done本需要/不必做某事。这里表示否定的推测，即一定没有睡好，故选B。

考点：考查情态动词和虚拟语气

 

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A long summer vacation isn’t 1. in today’s world.

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Information

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Students’ 3.

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·Playing video games

·Doing shopping

Disadvantages

·4. student’s academic skills and putting academic futures at risk.

·Being a 5. to families for they have to watch kids.

·Hurting students’ academic achievement and resulting in 76

significant ground.

Suggestion

A longer school year does not have to 6. to hard boring work. Richer and more imaginative lessons should be 7. , such as athletics, languages, music and the arts.

8.

Though being a ground thing, summer vacation might be out of

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