John's uncle insisted in this hotel any longer. [ ]A. not staying B. not to stay C. that he not stay D. staying not 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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1. I want to see and thank the woman 　　　　　　 daughter helped me a lot.

2. People like to live in a place 　　　　　　 there is fresh air and little noise.

3. 1949 was the year 　　　　　　 the People’s Republic of China was founded.

4. Is that the reason 　　　　　　 he did not want to go?

5. The girl 　　　　　　 I met yesterday is a well-known dancer.

6. Our children like the story 　　　　　　 is now being told on the radio.

7. John’s uncle, 　　　　 he has not seen for at least ten years, is coming to see him next week.

8. Henry Jones, to 　　　　　　I am writing, has gone back to London for the summer holidays.

9. In the open boat the four men, one of 　　　　 was a reporter, met with a storm on the sea.

10. Such people 　　　　　　 knew him regretted his death.

11. He went home the same evening 　　　　　　 he heard the news.

12. No one 　　　　　　 I ever heard of could see any difference.

13. I’ll never forget the days 　　　　　　 we worked together.

14. This is Mr. Brown’s house, 　　　　　　 is not for sale.

15. On Sundays we often go to the nearby supermarket, 　　　　　　 all kinds of goods are being sold.

用适当的关系代词或关系副词填空

1. I want to see and thank the woman 　　　　　　 daughter helped me a lot.

2. People like to live in a place 　　　　　　 there is fresh air and little noise.

3. 1949 was the year 　　　　　　 the People’s Republic of China was founded.

4. Is that the reason 　　　　　　 he did not want to go?

5. The girl 　　　　　　 I met yesterday is a well-known dancer.

6. Our children like the story 　　　　　　 is now being told on the radio.

7. John’s uncle, 　　　　 he has not seen for at least ten years, is coming to see him next week.

8. Henry Jones, to 　　　　　　I am writing, has gone back to London for the summer holidays.

9. In the open boat the four men, one of 　　　　 was a reporter, met with a storm on the sea.

10. Such people 　　　　　　 knew him regretted his death.

11. He went home the same evening 　　　　　　 he heard the news.

12. No one 　　　　　　 I ever heard of could see any difference.

13. I’ll never forget the days 　　　　　　 we worked together.

14. This is Mr. Brown’s house, 　　　　　　 is not for sale.

15. On Sundays we often go to the nearby supermarket, 　　　　　　 all kinds of goods are being sold.

B

Because he wrote his name so that it could be read easily, John Hancock has a place in the dictionary.

John Hancock was a wealthy man who helped the patriots in the American Revolution. He was president of the Continental Congress. He was also governor of Massachusetts and one of the first men of sign the Declaration of Independence. Yet he is remembered best for his large signature.

The story is told that when Hancock sat down to sign the Declaration of Independence, he said that he would write his signature large enough for John Bull to read without his glasses. Hancock’s signature on the Declaration is four the three-quarter inches long—an inch longer than his usual signature.

Today John Hancock can be used to mean any person’s signature.

60. The passage is mainly about .

A. the American Revolution B. John Hancock’s handwriting

C. how an American expression began

D. signing the Declaration of Independence

61. Hancock is remembered best because he .

A. was governor of Massachusetts

B. helped the patriots in the Revolution

C. signed his name in large letters

D. was president of the Continental Congress

62. John Bull is .

A. another name for Uncle Sam B. England’s Uncle Sam

C. a name that stands for England D. both B and C

63. According to the dictionary, a John Hancock is a .

A. governor B. man who sign petitions

C. strong patriot D. person’s signature

B