______ that that woman will be able to win. She is better at playing tennis.

A. She is obvious B. That’s obvious C. It’s obvious D. What’s obvious

 

C

從后面的語境She is better at playing tennis可知她更加擅長網(wǎng)球，因此“很顯然，這名女士能夠贏得比賽。”該句中的that that woman will be able to win是真正主語，前面的it用作形式主語。

 

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Parents are happier shopping than looking after their children．

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C．

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D．

The adding of children at home brings down marital satisfaction．

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What can we infer from Para．3?

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A．

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C．

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D．

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A．

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C．

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1.Why does the writer say the Great Wall might disappear?

A．It is useless from now on.

B． It is too old to be used again.

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D． Some parts of it are being destroyed.

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A．nobody can watch.

B．that are too far to be seen.

C．that are too difficult to find.

D．that are not well-known to the public.

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A．The local people sell the bricks for a living.

B．The local people are short of culture knowledge.

C．The local people think that the Great Wall is not important.

D．The local people need bricks and stones to build houses.

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A．How to Protect the Great Wall.

B．How the Great Wall came into being.

C．The Great Wall Being Rebuilt.

D．The Great Wall Being in Danger.

 

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