SC-OG：第304-324题 练习册详情

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The growth projected for these storms in different computerized weather models varies widely.

• projected for these storms in different computerized weather models varies widely
• for these storms is projected in different computerized models of weather to vary widely
• of these storms, projected in different computerized weather models, vary widely
• projected for these storms, which vary widely in different computerized weather models
• that varies widely for these storms are projected in different computerized weather models

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2

Though being tiny, blind, and translucent, a recently discovered species of catfish lessens their vulnerability with thickened bones and armor plates on their sides.

• Though being tiny, blind, and translucent, a recently discovered species of catfish lessens their vulnerability with thickened bones and armor plates on their sides.
• Though tiny, blind, and translucent, a recently discovered species of catfish has thickened bones and armor plates on its sides that lessen its vulnerability.
• A recently discovered species of catfish has thickened bones and armor plates on its sides that lessen their vulnerability, though tiny, blind, and translucent.
• Thickened bones and armor plates on their sides lessen the vulnerability of a recently discovered species of catfish that is tiny, blind, and translucent.
• Tiny, blind, and translucent, thickened bones and armor plates on its sides lessen the vulnerability of a recently discovered species of catfish.

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3

In 1974 a large area of the surface of Mercury was photographed from varying distances, which revealed a degree of cratering similar to that of the Moon's.

• which revealed a degree of cratering similar to that of the Moon's
• to reveal a degree of cratering similar to the Moon
• revealing a degree of cratering similar to that of the Moon
• and revealed cratering similar in degree to the Moon
• that revealed cratering similar in degree to that of the Moon

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4

Of all the record companies involved in early jazz, the three most prominent were Columbia, Victor, and OKeh.

• Of all the record companies involved in early jazz, the three most prominent were Columbia, Victor, and OKeh.
• Three most prominent record companies of all the ones that were involved in early jazz were Columbia, Victor, and OKeh.
• Columbia, Victor, and OKeh were, of all the record companies involved in early jazz, the three of them that were most prominent.
• Columbia, Victor, and OKeh were three most prominent of all the record companies involved in early jazz.
• Out of all the record companies that were involved in early jazz, three of them that were the most prominent were Columbia, Victor, and OKeh.

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5

According to research covering the last decade, the average number of rooms added by high-end hotel chains was lower than what the hotel industry average did for this period, but their occupancy and room rates grew faster than the average hotel.

• than what the hotel industry average did for this period, but their occupancy and room rates grew faster than
• than the hotel industry average for this period, but occupancy and room rates grew faster for these chains than for
• as compared to the hotel industry average for this period, but occupancy and room rates for them grew faster than with
• as compared to what the hotel industry average had been for this period, but occupancy and room rates for these chains grew faster than did
• as compared to the hotel industry average for this period, but their occupancy and room rates grew faster than they did for

4997人做过此题 平均耗时为11min44s 平均正确率为 63%

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6

Many kitchens today are equipped with high-speed electrical gadgets, such as blenders and food processors, which are able to inflict as serious injuries as those caused by an industrial wood-planing machine.

• which are able to inflict as serious injuries as those
• which can inflict serious injuries such as those
• inflicting injuries as serious as that having been
• capable to inflict injuries as serious as that
• capable of inflicting injuries as serious as those

6659人做过此题 平均耗时为14min18s 平均正确率为 70%

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7

A recent court decision has qualified a 1998 ruling that workers cannot be laid off if they have been given reason to believe that their jobs will be safe, provided that their performance remains satisfactory.

• if they have been given reason to believe that their jobs will
• if they are given reason for believing that their jobs would still
• having been given reason for believing that their jobs would
• having been given reason to believe their jobs to
• given reason to believe that their jobs will still

7199人做过此题 平均耗时为29min30s 平均正确率为 62%

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8

Analysts blamed May's sluggish retail sales on unexciting merchandise as well as the weather, colder and wetter than was usual in some regions, which slowed sales of barbecue grills and lawn furniture

• colder and wetter than was usual in some regions, which slowed
• which was colder and wetter than usual in some regions,slowing
• since it was colder and wetter than usually in some regions,which slowed
• being colder and wetter than usually in some regions,slowing
• having been colder and wetter than was usual in some regions and slowed

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9

Until 1868 and Disraeli, Great Britain had no prime ministers not coming from a landed family.

• Until 1868 and Disraeli, Great Britain had no prime ministers not coming
• Until 1868 and Disraeli, Great Britain had had no prime ministers who have not come
• Until Disraeli in 1868, there were no prime ministers in Great Britain who have not come
• It was not until 1868 that Great Britain had a prime minister—Disraeli—who did not come
• It was only in 1868 and Disraeli that Great Britain had one of its prime ministers not coming

6743人做过此题 平均耗时为24min15s 平均正确率为 62%

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10

On the tournament roster are listed several tennis students, most all of which play as good as their instructors.

• most all of which play as good
• most all of whom play as good
• almost all of which play as well
• almost all of whom play as good
• almost all of whom play as well

9072人做过此题 平均耗时为17min20s 平均正确率为 63%

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11

Inspired by the Helsinki Accords and outraged by the harsh sentences meted out to a group of Czech rock musicians called the Plastic People of the Universe, Charter 77 was established by dissident writers, philosophers, and other professionals to be a human rights group.

• Charter 77 was established by dissident writers, philosophers, and other professionals to be
• Charter 77 had been established by dissident writers, philosophers, and other professionals as
• Charter 77, established by dissident writers, philosophers, and other professionals, was
• dissident writers, philosophers, and other professionals established Charter 77 as
• dissident writers, philosophers, and other professionals had established Charter 77 to be

1538人做过此题 平均耗时为2min33s 平均正确率为 61%

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12

Because the collagen fibers in skin line up in the direction of tension, surgical cuts made along these so-called Langer's lines sever fewer fibers and is less likely to leave an unsightly scar.

• Because the collagen fibers in skin line up in the direction of tension, surgical cuts made along these so-called Langer's lines sever fewer
• Because the collagen fibers in skin line up in the direction of tension, a surgical cut having been made along these so-called Langer's lines severs less
• Because the collagen fibers in skin line up in the direction of tension, a surgical cut made along these so-called Langer's lines severs fewer
• With the collagen fibers in skin lining up in the direction of tension, surgical cuts made along these so-called Langer's lines sever less
• With the collagen fibers in skin lining up in the direction of tension, a surgical cut made along these so-called Langer's lines sever fewer

8438人做过此题 平均耗时为33min12s 平均正确率为 45%

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13

Analysts believe that whereas bad decisions by elected leaders can certainly hurt the economy, no administration can really be said to control or manage all of the complex and interrelated forces that determine the nation's economic strength.

• no administration can really be said to control
• no administration can be said that it really controls
• that no administration can really be said to control
• that no administration can really be said that it controls
• that it cannot be said that any administration really controls

9933人做过此题 平均耗时为11min13s 平均正确率为 46%

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14

Literacy opened up entire realms of verifiable knowledge to ordinary men and women having been previously considered incapable of discerning truth for themselves.

• having been previously considered incapable of discerning truth for themselves
• who had previously been considered incapable of discerning truth for themselves
• previously considered incapable of discerning truth for himself or herself
• of whom it had previously been considered they were incapable of discerning truth for themselves
• who had previously been considered incapable of discerning truth for himself or herself

9938人做过此题 平均耗时为12min33s 平均正确率为 51%

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15

Nearly unrivaled in their biological diversity, coral reefs provide a host of benefits that includes the supply of protein for people, protecting shorelines, and they contain biochemical sources for new life-saving medicines.

• coral reefs provide a host of benefits that includes the supply of protein for people, protecting shorelines,
• coral reefs provide a host of benefits: they supply people with protein, they protect the shorelines,
• coral reefs provide a host of benefits that include supplying protein for people, as well as shoreline protection,
• a coral reef provides a host of benefits; they supply protein for people, the protecting of shorelines,
• a coral reef provides a host of benefits, including protein for people, protecting shorelines,

9230人做过此题 平均耗时为24min10s 平均正确率为 58%

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16

In his Uses of Enchantment (1976), it was psychologist Bruno Bettelheim's assertion that the apparently cruel and arbitrary nature of many fairy tales actually are an instructive reflection of a child's natural and necessary “killing off” of successive phases in his or her own development.

• it was psychologist Bruno Bettelheim's assertion that the apparently cruel and arbitrary nature of many fairy tales actually are
• it was the assertion of psychologist Bruno Bettelheim that what is apparently the cruel and arbitrary nature of many fairy tales actually is
• psychologist Bruno Bettelheim's assertion that what is apparently the cruel and arbitrary nature of many fairy tales actually is
• psychologist Bruno Bettelheim asserted that the apparently cruel and arbitrary nature of many fairy tales actually are
• psychologist Bruno Bettelheim asserted that the apparently cruel and arbitrary nature of many fairy tales is actually

9628人做过此题 平均耗时为23min12s 平均正确率为 56%

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17

An analysis of tree bark all over the globe shows that chemical insecticides have often spread thousands of miles from where they were originally used.

• that chemical insecticides have often spread thousands of miles from where they were originally used
• that chemical insecticides have spread, often thousands of miles from their original use
• chemical insecticides, having often spread thousands of miles from where they were used originally
• chemical insecticides, often spreading thousands of miles from where their original use
• chemical insecticides, often spreading thousands of miles from where they were originally used

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18

Studying skeletons unearthed near Rome, DNA evidence was recovered by scientists, who were able to deduce from this that an epidemic of malaria struck in the empire's waning days.

• Studying skeletons unearthed near Rome, DNA evidence was recovered by scientists, who were able to deduce from this
• In studying skeletons unearthed near Rome, DNA evidence was recovered by scientists, who were able to deduce from this
• Scientists recovered DNA evidence from studying skeletons unearthed near Rome, being able to deduce from this
• Skeletons unearthed near Rome allowed scientists to recover DNA evidence, and they were able to deduce from it
• Scientists studying skeletons unearthed near Rome recovered DNA evidence from which they were able to deduce

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Using digital enhancements of skull fragments from five prehistoric hominids dating to more than 350,000 years ago, anthropologists argue that these human ancestors probably had hearing similar to that of people today.

• anthropologists argue that these human ancestors
• anthropologists argue, so these human ancestors
• anthropologists argue, these human ancestors
• these human ancestors, anthropologists argue,
• these human ancestors are argued by anthropologists to have

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Recently declassified information from military satellites in orbit thousands of miles above the Earth show the planet continually bombarded by large meteoroids that explode with the power of atomic bomb blasts.

• show the planet continually bombarded by
• show continual bombarding of the planet by
• show a continual bombardment of the planet from
• shows continually that the planet is bombarded from
• shows that the planet is continually bombarded by

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