______ in the sandstorm, he didn’t know which way to take


  1. A.
    Having stuck
  2. B.
    Stuck
  3. C.
    To be stuck
  4. D.
    Sticking
B
考查非謂語(yǔ)動(dòng)詞作狀語(yǔ).句意,被困在沙塵暴中,她不知道走那條路.過(guò)去分詞表示被動(dòng)的,已發(fā)生的動(dòng)作,其邏輯賓語(yǔ)為句子主語(yǔ),故選B
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A. A strong quake in Mexico, but no tsunami

B. A strong quake kills 2 in Mexico, frightens US states

C. A strong quake, downtowns closed off

D. A strong quake, buildings collapses

The 7.2-magnitude quake         .

A. centered just south of the Mexico

B. was felt by 20 million people in Mexico

C. was felt by most of Southern California

D. was the strongest earthquakes to hit the region in centuries

Which is NOT true according to the passage?  

A. Some cities had power failure after the quake.

B. One of the cities closed off its downtown because of the swaying buildings.

C. Many smaller quakes happened after the 7.2-magnitude one.

D. Hundreds of people on the beach died because of the tsunami.

People got injured mostly         

A. because they were in panic

B. because the power was out in the whole city

C. because of the falling objects

D. because they were buried under the falling objects

Coronado Bridge over San Diego Bay was briefly closed         

A. to avoid further dangers

B. by the San Diego Fire-Rescue Department  

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Across the border in Tijuana, Mexico, the quake caused buildings to sway and knocked out power in some areas.No tsunami warning was issued, but hundreds of people on Tijuana's crowded beach feared the worst and fled when they felt the ground shake.
【小題1】What's the best title of the passage?

A.A strong quake in Mexico, but no tsunami
B.A strong quake kills 2 in Mexico, frightens US states
C.A strong quake, downtowns closed off
D.A strong quake, buildings collapses
【小題2】The 7.2-magnitude quake         
A.centered just south of the Mexico
B.was felt by 20 million people in Mexico
C.was felt by most of Southern California
D.was the strongest earthquakes to hit region in centuries
【小題3】Which is NOT true according to the passage?
A.Some cities had power failure after the quake.
B.One of the cities closed off its downtown because of the swaying buildings.
C.Many smaller quakes happened after the 7.2-magnitude one.
D.Hundreds of people on the beach died because of the tsunami.
【小題4】People got injured mostly         
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B.because the power was out in the whole city
C.because of the falling objects
D.because they were buried under the falling objects
【小題5】Coronado Bridge over San Diego Bay was briefly closed         
A.to avoid further dangers
B.by the San Diego Fire-Rescue Department
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       Elsewhere in San Diego, there were reports of shattered windows, broken pipes and water main breaks in private buildings, but no reports of injuries, San Diego Fire-Rescue Department spokesman Maurice Luque said.Coronado Bridge over San Diego Bay was briefly closed as a precaution.

       Across the border in Tijuana, Mexico, the quake caused buildings to sway and knocked out power in some areas.No tsunami warning was issued, but hundreds of people on Tijuana's crowded beach feared the worst and fled when they felt the ground shake.

1.What's the best title of the passage?

       A.A strong quake in Mexico, but no tsunami

       B.A strong quake kills 2 in Mexico, frightens US states

       C.A strong quake, downtowns closed off

       D.A strong quake, buildings collapses

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       A.centered just south of the Mexico

       B.was felt by 20 million people in Mexico

       C.was felt by most of Southern California

       D.was the strongest earthquakes to hit region in centuries

3.Which is NOT true according to the passage?

       A.Some cities had power failure after the quake.

       B.One of the cities closed off its downtown because of the swaying buildings.

       C.Many smaller quakes happened after the 7.2-magnitude one.

       D.Hundreds of people on the beach died because of the tsunami.

4.People got injured mostly         

       A.because they were in panic

       B.because the power was out in the whole city

       C.because of the falling objects

       D.because they were buried under the falling objects

 

5.Coronado Bridge over San Diego Bay was briefly closed         

       A.to avoid further dangers

       B.by the San Diego Fire-Rescue Department

       C.a(chǎn)s a reminding of the quake

       D.to prevent the bridge from destroying

 

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