题目内容

The Chinese University of Hong Kong, founded in 1963, ____ 50 in 2013.
A.turnsB.becomesC.growsD.passes
A

试题分析:句意,香港中文大学,成立于1963年,2013年名列世界排名榜50强。turn 和become 都有成为的意思。但是become注重过程,表示逐渐变成。例子:It becomes bigger and bigger.它变得越来越大。 turn表示结果,如:He turned a writer two years later.
根据题意,故选A。
点评:词汇辨析是每次试卷中必然出现的题型,所以平时一定要把词汇放在句中进行记忆。在复习词汇的时候,要依据语言的横向组合和纵向聚合,按照点-线-面顺序,构建知识网络环境,对知识内容进行巩固、深化和提升,这样才能提高复习知识点的效率。这样,再做单项填空题时,就会觉得游刃有余。对于英语中的词汇用法,平时要多归纳总结,词汇用法的特殊语法规则更要特别记忆。最好把词汇放在句子中,连同句子一起记忆,这样能够加强记忆。
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