passion, people won't have the motivation or the joy necessary for creative thinking.


  1. A.
    For
  2. B.
    Without
  3. C.
    Beneath
  4. D.
    By
B
試題分析：本題主要考查介詞，A. For為了，B. Without沒有C. Beneath在…下面D. By通過，句意：沒有熱情，人們就不會有創(chuàng)造性思維的動力或必要的快樂。選B。
考點：本題主要考查介詞
點評：做這題一定要弄清句子的基本意義。學生可能由于單詞積累不夠造成句子意思看不懂，答案選錯。
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