The Plains Indians believe in the Great Spirit who has power ________ all things including animals，trees，stones and clouds.

A．of                   B．a(chǎn)t  

C．over               D．in

C　over有“超過(guò)，高于”的意思。 

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The Plains Indians believe in the Great Spirit who has power ______ all things including animals, trees, stones and clouds.

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2.                A．hated          B．liked           C．feared   D．observed

 

3.                A．however        B．further         C．sometimes D．especially

 

4.                A．exciting        B．interesting      C．dangerous D．a(chǎn)lone

 

5.                A．fallen down     B．lost            C．discovered    D．caught

 

6.                A．unhappily       B．lonely          C．comfortable   D．easily

 

7.                A．them          B．it              C．themselves    D．that

 

8.                A．Yet            B．So             C．However  D．But

 

9.                A．last            B．recent          C．eighteenth    D．early

 

10.               A．country        B．houses         C．town D．planet

 

11.               A．to             B．a(chǎn)t             C．in    D．for

 

12.               A．important       B．right           C．necessary  D．popular

 

13.               A．pleasant        B．interested      C．dangerous D．terrible

 

14.               A．foot           B．spot           C．top   D．tip

 

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