题目内容

________other workers,the boss finds,Hank is ________worker in his company.

A.Compared with;a more satisfying               B.Compared to;the more satisfying

C.Comparing with;a more satisfying      D.Compared with;a more satisfied

 

【答案】

A

【解析】

试题分析:考查非谓语动词和形容词。根据语境可知汉克是“一个令人满意的工人”,应该用satisfying,而且要用不定冠词表示泛指一个,所以排除B、D选项;Compare是及物动词,必须有宾语,否则要用被动形式,所以排除C选项;句意:老板发现和其他工人比较起来,汉克是公司里面更令人满意的。答案选A。

考点:考查非谓语动词和形容词。

 

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4.                A.looking for      B.looking at       C.looking on D.looking up

 

5.                A.See            B.Watch          C.Observe  D.Look

 

6.                A.house          B.face           C.farm D.eyes

 

7.                A.wall           B.fence          C.road D.bridge

 

8.                A.excited         B.pleased         C.moved   D.surprised

 

9.                A.begun          B.done           C.finished  D.continued

 

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13.               A.end           B.side           C.field  D.stage

 

14.               A.disappointed    B.puzzled         C.amazed   D.worried

 

15.               A.love           B.hate           C.joy   D.anger

 

16.               A.everything      B.nothing         C.anything   D.something

 

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18.               A.brought        B.took           C.held  D.clapped

 

19.               A.smiles          B.tears           C.anger D.sadness

 

20.               A.leave          B.get            C.stay  D.work

 

 

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