题目内容
5．Wet umbrellas are not allowed _____ into the hotel．（ ）| A． | to be taken | B． | to take | C． | being taken | D． | taken |
分析 湿雨伞不允许被带进宾馆．
解答 答案：A 题干中be not allowed后接不定式，表示不允许做某事；句中take与主语wet umbrellas之间构成动宾关系，要用被动．故选A．
点评 动词不定式是非谓语动词是一种，表示未发生的动作，用法较多．常用来作定语，主语，宾语，补语，状语等．
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| Title：The life story of Richard M．Nixon | ||
| Items | Details | |
| Personal information | （71）Birth | In California in 1913． |
| Death | On April 22，1994． | |
| Education | Studied at Whittier College and Duke University Law School． | |
| （72）Family | Married Patricia Ryan and had two daughters，Tricia and Julie． | |
| （73）Politicalcareer | ◇During World War II，he served as a Navy commander in the Pacific． | |
| ◇In 1950，he became a Senate． | ||
| ◇In 1952，he was selected to be General Eisenhower's running mate and became Vice President． | ||
| ◇In 1960，he was nominated for President but he was （74）narrowlydefeated in the final by John F．Kennedy． | ||
| ◇In 1968，he became President of the USA． | ||
| ◇In 1972，he was elected President for a second （75）term/time． | ||
| ◇On August 9，1974，he （76）resignedfrom office because of the so-called"Watergate"scandal． | ||
| Main achievements | ◇He carried out the reform of income sharing． | |
| ◇He launched a broad （77）environmentalprogram． | ||
| ◇In 1969，American astronauts （78）landedon the moon for the first time． | ||
| ◇He made great （79）contributionsto world stability，an example of which was that he eased the （80）tenserelationship with China and the USSR． | ||