语法选择专题(一)

语法选择专题（一）（A）It’sveryimportantthatweallrecyclejustasnatureasnaturerecycles.Innature,everything1again.Forexample,whenananimaldies,itbecomes2animal’sfood.Nothingiswasted.Buthumanshavecreatedthingslikeplasticbags3can’tbebrokendownbynature.Ourrubbishkillsanimalsand4waterandsoil.5wecontinuemakingtoomuchrubbish,theproblemwillonlygetworse.Ifnaturecan’treusetherubbish,wemustrecycle6.Weshouldcleanuptherubbishwe’vemadebecausenaturecan’t.Recyclingisalsotherightthingtodoforanotherreason.Theearthisrichinnaturalmaterialslikewaterandtrees,7thesematerialsarenotendless.Weuseupournaturalmaterialsmuch8thantheearthisabletoreproducethem.Forexample,eachyearwecut9morethat6,000squaremilesofforest.Butittakesanaverageof25yearsforanewtree10.Recyclingcanhelpussavetheearth,solet’stakeactionrightnow.1.A.useB.usingC.isusedD.used2.A.anotherB.otherC.othersD.theother3.A.whoB.whichC.howD.where4.A.pollutesB.pollutedC.pollutingD.ispolluted5.A.WhenB.WhetherC.WhyD.If6.A.themB.theirC.itD.itself7.A.butB.soC.andD.or8.A.fastlyB.fastC.fasterD.fastest9.A.outB.downC.inD,up10.A.growsB.forgrowingC.growingD.togrow(B)NeilArmstrong,thefirstmantosetfootonthemoon,wasborn1August5,1930inWapakoneta,Hhio,theUnitedStates.Evenwhenhe2ayoungchild,Armstrongbecameinterested3airflightanddidalotofexperimentswithmodelairplanesandahome4wasbuiltwithawindtunnel.Hebegan5lessonsinanAeroncaChampion6theageoffifteen,andbysixteengothisstudentpilot’slicense.ArmstrongwasthecommanderoftheApolloXImissiontothemoonin1969.Histeammates7MichaelCollinsandEdwinAldrin..OnJuly20,1969,Armstrongbecamethefirstmantowalk8themoon,wherehe9hisfamousstatement,“That’sonsmallstep10man,onegiantleapformankind.”Aldrinjoinedhim,andtheyspenttwoandonehalfhours11samples,doingexperiments,andtakingphotographsonthelunarsurface.Armstrongreceivedagreatnumberofawardsandmedalsforhisachievements,includingtheMedalofFreedom,the12awardaUnitedStatesciviliancanreceive.OneAugust15,2012,hedied13heartdisease.PresidentObamaspokehighlyofhimandaskedpeople14himby“blinkingyoureyestothemoonwhenyougooutside.:NeilArmstrong15tobeoneofthegreatestmeninAmericanhistory.Whathedidledmantocontinueexploringtheouterspaceforever.1.A.inB.onC.atD.for2.A.isB.wasC.hasbeenD.be3.A.toB.atC.inD.about4.A.whichB.whatC.whereD.when5.A.flyingB.fliesC.fliedD.flew6.A.toB.inC.atD.on7.A.includeB.includesC.includingD.included8.A.onB.inC.atD.above9.A.makeB.madeC.makesD.making10.A.forB.atC.onD.in11.A.collectB.collectedC.collectingD.collects12.A.heightB.highC.higherD.highest13.A.ofB.fromC.rememberingD.remembered14.A.rememberB.torememberC.rememberingD.remembered15.A.consideredB.considersC.isconsideredD.wasconsidered（C）Inmyfreetime,Ilikewatchingmovies1.Lastweek,IsawamovecalledI,Robot.It’saboutthefuturewithrobots.It2intheyear2035andpeoplecanseerobotseverywhere.Therobotscanhelppeople3manything,suchaslooking4oldpeopleandbabies,washing,cooking,cleaningandtakingdogs5walks.Robotsdoeverythingthatpeopleaskthemtodo.Butapoliceman6Spoonerdoesn’tlikerobots,becausehedoesn’tthinkthatpeoplecanlivewell7robots.Onedayascientistkilledhimself.Heleftarobot.SometimelaterSpoonerfound8wrongwiththerobotsintheworld.A9robotshadtheirownthoughtsandwantedtocontrolpeople.Iftherobotssucceeded,itwouldbeverydangerous10people.Susanwas11scientistworkingonrobots.SusanandSpoonerdecided12worktogethertofightagainsttheserobots.Atlast,theysucceededin13robotorders.Peoplecontrolledtherobotsagain.Ithinkthemovieisveryinteresting.14youhaveinterestinit,whynot15andseeit?1.A.wellB.betterC.bestD.good2.A.setB.setsC.issetD.wasset3.A.doB.doingC.didD.does4.A.atB.afterC.forD.up5.A.toB.atC.forD.with6.A.callsB.callC.callingD.called7.A.andB.withC.withoutD.or8.A.nothingB.anythingC.somethingD.everything9.A.littleB.lotC.fewD.lots10.A.forB.toC.atD.in11.A.theotherB.anotherC.someotherD.anyother12.A.onB.withC.toD.for13.A.givingB.giveC.gaveD.given14.A.WhenB.IfC.BecauseD.As15.A.goingB.goC,wentD.gone考点：