题目内容
11．_____ on computers for storing information that people are unable to remember basic things．（ ）| A． | Such is the dependence | B． | Such dependence does | ||
| C． | So they are dependent | D． | So do they depend |
分析 人们如此依赖电脑来储存信息结果连基本的东西记不住了．
解答 答案A．
当"so/such…that…"结构中的so，such连同它所直接修饰的成分共同位于句首表示强调时，主句要进行倒装（that后面的结果状语从句不倒装）．
原句为"The dependence on computers for storing information is such that people are unable to remember basic things．"；such 置于句首，句子需要倒装，故选A项．如果用so来引导句子，应该把句子改写为"So dependent are they on computers for storing information that people are unable to remember basic things"．
点评 本题考查倒装句．倒装分为部分倒装和全部倒装，考试多为部分倒装．考生应掌握什么情况下需要倒装，并对倒装后的句子能够辨认出来．让学生了解倒装的基本概念和构成形式，对倒装句的辨认及正确运用．要对其它各种特殊的句式准确把握．
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The second shop，though slightly more （15）C，was just the same，and the third and the fourth--so I decided that my （16）A must be wrong．
I entered the fifth shop with a（n）（17）C in my mind．I placed the chair on the floor and said to the shopkeeper，"Would you like to （18）B a chair？"He looked it over （19）D and said："Yes，not a bad chair．How much do you want for it，Sir？"
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He was a very nice man and was greatly （30）B by the whole thing．
The second shop，though slightly more （15）C，was just the same，and the third and the fourth--so I decided that my （16）A must be wrong．
I entered the fifth shop with a（n）（17）C in my mind．I placed the chair on the floor and said to the shopkeeper，"Would you like to （18）B a chair？"He looked it over （19）D and said："Yes，not a bad chair．How much do you want for it，Sir？"
"Twenty pounds，"I said．"OK，"he said．"‘I'll give you twenty pounds．""It's got a slightly broken leg，"I said．"Yes，I saw that．It's （20）A．"
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He was a very nice man and was greatly （30）B by the whole thing．
| 11．A．sold | B．returned | C．cleaned | D．repaired |
| 12．A．So | B．And | C．Still | D．Yet |
| 13．A．club | B．shop | C．restaurant | D．station |
| 14．A．confident | B．polite | C．careless | D．wrong |
| 15．A．eager | B．different | C．polite | D．strange |
| 16．A．approach | B．appearance | C．decision | D．manners |
| 17．A．question | B．belief | C．plan | D．excuse |
| 18．A．check | B．buy | C．repair | D．see |
| 19．A．excitedly | B．hurriedly | C．unhappily | D．carefully |
| 20．A．nothing | B．everything | C．anything | D．something |
| 21．A．confused | B．excited | C．worried | D．patient |
| 22．A．since | B．while | C．once | D．unless |
| 23．A．sold | B．sent | C．lent | D．returned |
| 24．A．spoken | B．changed | C．settled | D．lost |
| 25．A．anxious | B．disappointed | C．sick | D．crazy |
| 26．A．constantly | B．eventually | C．suddenly | D．naturally |
| 27．A．lucky | B．wrong | C．wise | D．right |
| 28．A．expected | B．managed | C．refused | D．agreed |
| 29．A．trouble | B．loss | C．damage | D．pressure |
| 30．A．disturbed | B．amused | C．inspired | D．warned |
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"I heard other people say they saw a German shepherd （46）B，"
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| 41．A．dog | B．baby | C．cat | D．man |
| 42．A．interesting | B．brief | C．admiring | D．helpful |
| 43．A．cried | B．argued | C．wrote | D．doubted |
| 44．A．engine | B．park | C．driver | D．accident |
| 45．A．room | B．zoo | C．hospital | D．scene |
| 46．A．climbing | B．running | C．swimming | D．sleeping |
| 47．A．tell | B．imagine | C．hope | D．decide |
| 48．A．doctors | B．officers | C．operators | D．reporters |
| 49．A．since | B．unless | C．but | D．thought |
| 50．A．owner | B．seller | C．trainer | D．leader |
| 51．A．really | B．nearly | C．finally | D．secretly |
| 52．A．stupid | B．simple | C．funny | D．wrong |
| 53．A．should | B．must | C．could | D．might |
| 54．A．in addition to | B．due to | C．in spite of | D．instead of |
| 55．A．last | B．same | C．other | D．only |
| 56．A．lifted | B．gave | C．waked | D．dressed |
| 57．A．pulled | B．carried | C．pushed | D．drove |
| 58．A．normally | B．carefully | C．calmly | D．regularly |
| 59．A．keeper | B．dealer | C．researcher | D．lover |
| 60．A．leaving | B．finding | C．saving | D．curing |
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