SAT语法讲义 附习题

Day 1
IE (Identifying sentence errors)
原则一：
原则二：
原则三：
考点1：动词时态
1.时态混用
判断时态三部曲:
例题1.
Until recently, most people entering (A) politics feel (B) that loss of privacy was a fair price (C) to pay for (D) the chance to participate in policy making. No error (E)
例题2.
Next Monday committee chosen by (A) the school board met (B) to review (C) the final list of applications for the position of (D) principal at the new high school. No error (E)
例题3.
Traffic was heavy, so by the time Brian finally arrived at (A) the theatre, we waited (B) for her for an hour, missing (C) the entire (D) first act of the play. No error (E)
例题4.
Jerome often referred to (A) art history textbook while he (B) was sculpting; whenever he learned a new method in art class , he seeks out (C) the work of sculptors who had used it (D) in the past. No error (E)
例题5.
Katherine felt that she has not had (A) any understanding of (B) the highly intricate workings (C) of the stock market until (D) her uncle took her to the New York Stock Exchange. No error (E)
例题6.
Something about (A) the project must have (B) energized the bureaucrats: only six months after (C) plans are submitted (D), the playground was complete. No error (E)
例题7.
One subject of (A) Felipe Alfau’s second novel, p ublished more than (B) 40 years after it has been (C) written (D), is the illusory nature of the passage of time. No error (E)
例题8.
Those who (A) defend sequoia trees from (B) loggers justified (C) doing so (D) on the grounds that such trees are irreplaceable. No error (E)
例题9.
After the prince characterized modern architecture as ugly(A), he has been(B) severely(C) criticized for having been so spoken(D) in public. No error(E)
例题10.
Because he is absent(A) when his rivals voted against(B) his proposal, Selby is worried(C) about missing(D) future meetings of the board of directors. No error(E).
例题11.
I have gone to(A) only one(B) football game after(C) I graduated(D) from high school. No error(E)
知识点补充：
例题12.
The bus would not have had to take(A) the long detour instead of(B) the main highway if the bridge did not become(C) treacherous in the aftermath of(D) an ice storm. No Error(E)
例题13.
Some of the workers who resent(A) the supervisor’s authority would probably(B) feel uncomfortable if(C) they were to acquire the independence that they demand.(D) No error(E)
例题14.
If you can acquire(A) the necessary calories by drinking(B) gasoline instead of by eating food, you(C) would be able to run(D) 26 miles on about one-twelfth of a gallon of gas. No error(E)
2.不规则动词的时态变化
例题1.
Although born in the Midwest, Langston Hughes lived most of his adult life in Harlem, in New York City, where (A), like (B) other writers in the 1930’s, he had wrote (C) some of his finest (D) works. No error (E)
例题2.
Only after the floodwaters had rose(A) two feet was(B) the major willing to order(C) the evacuation of(D) some homes. No error(E)
考点2：代词错误
1.单复数错误
例题1.
The starling is such a (A) pest in rural areas that it has become (B) necessary to find ways (C) of controlling the growth of their (D) population. No error (E)
例题2.
Just as(A) some teenagers adore video games, so others(B) condemn it(C) as an utter(D) waste of time. No error. (E)
例题3.
Even though (A) only parts of clay vessels may be (B) recovered, these pottery shards are invaluable to (C) the archaeologist because it is (D) virtually indestructible. No error (E)
例题4.
The quality of multivitamin tablets is determined (A) by how long (B) its (C) potency can be protected (D) by the manufacturer’s coating material. No error(E)
例题5.
Famous for their (A) sticky feet, the gecko can (B) run up (C) walls and across ceilings as well as hang (D) from a surface by its toes. No error (E)
例题6.
Few issues of public policy are(A) as likely to(B) provoke widespread interest as that(C) involving possible danger to(D) the health or safety of children. No error(E).
例题7.
The survey indicated that workers in the United States hope (A) that his or her (B) wages will keep pace with (C) the rising (D) of cost of living. No error (E)
2.人称不一致
例题1.
Although (A) one likes to believe (B) that your own (C) children are beautiful, intelligent, and well behaved, what one believes is not always the case (D). No error(E)
例题2.
For people in (A) many ancient societies, work was only a means of (B) survival rather than (C) a way to improve your (D) standard of living. No error (E)
例题3.
As (A) the guide let us through the exhibit of ancient Russian icons, she interspersed explanations of the objects with stories about (B) her own first (C) encounters with Russian Art, giving you (D) a unique personal dimension to the tour. No error (E)
例题4.
When Doris Lessing published The Golden Notebook in 1962, it (A) instantly established (B) herself as one (C) of the most important (D) literary voices of her generation. No error (E)
3.代词的格
例题1.
The report Alexander is discussing (A), a report prepared jointly by he (B) and the committee, does not take into account (C) the socioeconomic status of those interviewed (D). No error (E)
例题2.
Apparently impressed with (A) our plans, the foundation awarded Carlos and I (B) a grant to establish (C) a network of community centers throughout (D) the city. No error (E)
例题3.
For we (A) students, concern about impending (B) tuition hikes was even more acute than (C) apprehension about (D) final exams. No error (E)
例题4.
Hearing(A) the unexpected loud noise, Cindy, Leroy, and me(B) were so startled(C) that we almost jumped out of our seats(D). No error(E).
例题5.
My colleague and myself (A) received an award for (B) our paper on the accuracy with which (C) a polygraph measures (D) physiological processes. No error(E)
4.指代不清/空指代
Neither Ms. Perez nor (A) Ms. Tanaka believes (B) that watching as much television as her (C) son Sam does will lead to (D) anything productive. No error (E)
例题2.
The office manager and her coworker, Ms. Andrews, received (A) equal pay for the company until (B) she (C) got a raise for helping (D) to increase productivity. No error (E)
例题3.
Thomas repeated his perspective that (A) the student, if given (B) sufficient time for (C) preparation, would finish this (D). No error (E)
考点3：定语从句
1.关系代词的错用
例题1.
Candy manufactures applauded the discovery by (A) researchers that the students which (B) smell chocolate while studying and again while taking (C) a test are able to (D) recall more material than students not exposed to. No error (E)
例题2.
Jackie Mclean’s recordings have shown that he is one of the few jazz musicians(A) who(B) style of playing has kept(C) pace with the evolution of modern jazz(D). No error.(E)
例题3.
According to the store manager, the most important workers were those which(A) had contributed(B) to the reputation of the store rather than(C) those with the most impressive(D) sales figures. No error(E)
例题4.
People which(A) need immediate reeducation for employment are(B) impatient with(C) the prolonged debate over(D) funding for the new national program. No error(E)
2.关系代词与关系副词的混用
例题1.
In a world that (A) the rate of technological and social change accelerates frighteningly(B) , change itself (C) often seems to be the only constant (D). No error (E)
考点4：名词单复数错误
No matter (A)when they came from or what (B) their previous lifestyle is (C), the refugees were grateful (D) for having been granted political asylum in the United States. No error (E).
例题2.
Interested in studying(A) insects and their effects on agriculture, Larissa and Tariq plan to become(B) an entomologist(C) and then return to help(D) the farmers in their small town. No error(E).
例题3.
Joining a grassroots movement against inhumane working conditions, some consumers in the United States have stopped buying(A) products from countries in which(B) workers are essentially(C) a slave laborer(D). No error(E).
例题4.
Much of(A) the success of Frank Capra and George Stevens as a director(B) of motion pictures can be attributed to(C) the technical work(D) of talented film editors. No error(E).
考点5：形容词错误
1.双重比较级
例题1.
Just how (A) critical an improved balance of trade is to (B) a healthy economy has never been (C) more clearer (D) than it is now. No error (E).
例题2.
If properly cared for (A), a hundred-year-old violin will produce (B) a more fuller sound (C) than (D) it did when it was first made. No error (E)
例题3.
In constant demand as(A) a speaker, Ms.Chernock has never been(B) more busier(C) than she is now(D). No error(E).
2.比较级与最高级的混淆
例题1.
In many respects (A) Anna Karenina and Emma Bovary are very similar characters, but (B) Bovary has (C) the most spirit (D)and determination. No error(E)
例题2.
Of (A) three common approaches to writing music, composers generally seem (B) to find (C) instrumental improvisation the more (D) congenial. No error (E)
例题3.
Though far (A) less innovative as a composer (B) of vocal and instrumental music, Georg Philipp Telemann was the most prolific (C) of either Johann Sebastian Bach or (D) of George Frideric Handel. No error (E)
3.形容词和副词混淆
例题1.
Although canoeing through(A) the rapids was exciting, it was (B) also exhausting, and we were happy for a time to have the canoe float serene(C) down(D) a smooth stretch of the river. No error (E).
例题2.
Because our casserole was smelling surprising badly (A) as it baked, the food science teacher came over to ask us what (B) we had put (C) in it (D) . No error (E)
例题3.
If (A) I am reading the editorial correct (B), the mayor is deliberately avoiding any (C) discussion of the tax-reform bill until after (D) the November elections. No error (E)
例题4.
Poets during the Romantic period felt more freely (A) to express (B) emotions in their writing (C) than did (D) poets of the Victorian period. No error (E)
例题5.
It was fortunate (A) that the police officer arrived quickly because she was (B) the only person at the scene who was able to investigate (C) the accident calm (D) and dispassionately. No error (E)
例题6.
In Angkor, Cambodia's ancient city, a clever (A) designed reservoir, five miles long and one mile wide, supplied fish (B) and (C) helped farmers to produce (D) three crops of rice annually. No error (E)
例题7.
The research study reveals (A) startling proof of a constant (B) changing seafloor that comprises (C) the major part of (D) the underwater landscape. No error (E).
例题8.
The restoration of the once bustling (A) neighborhood, an area recently marred (B) by litter and graffiti, is one of the high praised (C) efforts of (D) the mayor's administration. No error (E)
4.同根形容词误用
例题1.
Mary Whiton Calkins was an imminent (A) psychologist and philosopher whose(B) research focused on(C) such topics as(D) memory, consciousness and dreams. No errors(E).
考点6：主谓一致
1.单复数混用
例题1.
Studying (A) the language and culture of a foreign country are(B) highly recommended to the tourist who expects (C) to learn from (D) his or her vacation abroad. No error (E)
例题2.
Few issues is(A) as likely(B) to provoke widespread interest as those(C) involving possible danger to(D) the health or safety of children. No error(E)
例题3.
The Young fish were(A) very tiny, yet each of them ate(B) many times its(C) own weight in(D) solid food every day.
例题4.
Introducing (A) new ideas and replacing old ones(B) is(C) always a highly controversial matter, especially when(D) there is already tension between an older and a younger generation. No error.(E)
2.就前原则
例题1.
The bright (A) fiberglass sculptures of Luis Jimenez has received (B) critical acclaim not only (C) in his home state, New Mexico, but also in (D) New York. No error (E).
例题2.
The record left by fossils, the ancient remains of plants and animals, provide (A) scientists with (B) their primary source of (C) information about (D) prehistoric life. No error (E)
例题3.
Ongoing (A) research by several scientists suggest (B) that regular periods of meditation reduce (C) blood pressure and are likely to (D) contribute to other improvements in health. No error (E)
The newly elected (A) Prime Minister, to the dismay (B) of opponents from other parties, have argued (C) for the strict regulations of (D) campaign financing. No error (E)
例题5.
Anne Tyler’s novel The Accidental Tourist features (A) a character whose (B) obsession with saving (C) time and money are (D) absurd, yet somehow plausible. No error (E)
例题6.
Flints found in(A) the region extending from the Nile V alley to(B) the high lands of eastern Irap attests to(C) the presence of people there as long ago as(D) one hundred thousand years. No error(E)
3.就后原则
例题1.
Air pollution caused by industrial fumes has been studied (A) for years, but (B) only recently has (C) the harmful effects of noise pollution become (D) known. No error (E).
例题2.
Also supported (A) by the commission was (B) the proposed health clinics and the proposed center (C) to distribute information on job-training (D) opportunities. No error (E)
例题3.
In the foothills of that large mountain range is (A) the sources of a river whose course (B) was not fully mapped (C) until (D) this century. No error (E).
例题4.
What (A) becomes apparent from assessing (B) scientific accomplishments is that only relatively recently have (C) the necessary technology been developed for (D) solving the mysteries of genetics. No error (E)
例题5.
There are (A) a short but (B) substantive list of major innovations in American education that resulted from (C) the efforts of (D) mathematician Winifred Merrill. No error (E)
4.就近原则
5.动词单复数特殊用法
The number of awards given this year (A) to biochemists accentuate (B) the significant gains (C) being made in (D) the study of the chemistry of living organisms. No error (E)
考点7：平行结构
1.短语或单词的平行
两者之间的平行标志：
三者之间的平行结构：
知识点补充：
例题1.
Although not(A) the first animated(B) feature film, Disney's Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs was the first animated film to use(C) up-to-the-minute techniques as well as achieving(D) widespread release. No error(E)
例题2.
Members of the Alvin Ailey Dance Company have (A) once again shown how (B) the combination of strength and being agile (C) can produce (D) beautiful movements. No error (E)
例题3.
A lack of(A) job opportunities for recent graduates restricts their(B) independence, often forcing them to remain(C) at home or else they move(D) back home. No error(E)
例题4.
The labor union is negotiating (A) a contract with the hospital that (B) will satisfy (C) the demands of the workers and be acceptable to (D) all levels of management. No error (E).
例题5.
Each time Caroline turns on her computer, she has (A) to enter a company code, then her initials, and then enters a password (B) before (C) she can begin working (D). No error (E)
例题6.
Of the hundreds of warm-water coral species, only a few (A) are highly prized (B) for use in jewelry because of their (C) beauty, luster, and they are hard (D). No error (E).
例题7.
The night before the playoffs began (A), the coach advised her players to eat a balanced dinner, to relax and enjoy (B) themselves (C), and they should get (D) plenty of rest. No error (E)
例题8.
The tri bal council’s program familiarized young people with(A) Cherokee history, taught them(B) tribal traditions, and they had(C) the opportunity to(D) learn skills used by ancient artists. No error(E)
例题9.
To insist that a poem means whatever one(A) wants it(B) to mean is often ignoring(C) the intention and even(D) the words of the poet. No error(E)
例题10.
It is far easier(A) to ride a bicycle than explaining(B) in words exactly how(C) a bicycle is ridden(D). No error(E).
2.句子之间的平行
例题1.
Driving less (A) frequently is one way to save energy; to turn off all (B) appliances when they are (C) not being used is another (D). No error (E)
3.比较对象一致
比较句的平行标志：
知识点补充：
例题1.
In (A) the United States, the industrial use of (B) plastic is (C) greater than steel (D), aluminum, and copper combined. No error (E)
例题2.
My roommate, a drama major, claimed that (A) Ibsen’s plays, unlike Lonesco (B) , are totally conventional (C) in their (D) styles. No error (E)
At the art show, Amy enjoyed looking at (A) her friend M ark’s innovative paintings, which she (B) thought were more original (C) than the other artists (D). No error (E)
例题4.
Despite (A) the fact that cooking vegetables generally leads (B) to vitamin loss, the nutritional value of raw materials is (C) actually less than tomatoes (D) that have been thoroughly cooked. No error (E)
例题5.
There(A) is probably no(B) story more dramatic(C) than baseball’s(D) great hitter and right fielder Hank. No error.(E)
考点8：逻辑主语
例题1.
Ms. Kovak proudly displayed her research group’s(A) most ingenious invention(B), a vacuum cleaner that empties its own(C) dust bag when pressing a button(D). No error(E)
例题2.
Quincy took Dan to Jack’s house for a visit, (A) never imagining(B) that ten years would pass (C) before seeing (D) Jack again. No error (E)
例题3.
During (A) my most recent (B) trip, I came across (C) a wonderful antique store wandering (D) in the old quarter of the city. No error (E).
考点9：句子成分不完整
例题1.
Many years after Earnest just received the NAACP's Spingarn medal for (A) his groundbreaking (B) discoveries in cell biology, the nation issuing (C) a postage stamp to honor him (D). No error (E)
例题2.
Joseph Pulitzer, a Hungarian-born immigrant (A) to the United States and an innovator in the field (B) of popular journalism, who established (C) the Pulitzer Prizes in (D) journalism and literature. No error (E)
In 1980 a scholar who was examining (A) a fifteenth-century letter-writing manual discovering (B) fragments from (C) love letters exchanged (D) between a famous twelfth-century couple, Abelard and Heloise. No error (E)
例题4.
Two significant factors to be included in the budget when we buy (A) a car being (B) the costs of (C) fuel and maintenance and the insurance payments (D) . No error (E)
例题5.
Many jazz enthusiasts would have to admit (A) that their having (B) unjustly overlooked (C) the music of Bennie Nawahi, who popularized (D) the Hawaiian steel guitar sound in the early 1930's. No error (E)
考点10：固定搭配
例题1.
It was (A) a Chinese American grower who finally succeeded with adapting (B) the now familiar (C) orange tree to (D) the American climate. No error (E)
例题2.
Not very particular in (A) nesting sites (B) , house wrens may nest (C) in birdhouses, mailboxes, building crevices-even in the pockets of (D) hanging laundry. No error (E)
例题3.
As (A) their brains mature neurologically (B) , infants become more capable to distinguish (C) the shapes and textures of the objects around them (D) . No error (E)
例题4.
At the conclusion of the novel The Great Gatsby, Nick Carraway, a young Midwesterner recently arrived to (A) New York, moodily (B) watches (C) the blinking green light at the tip of (D) Long Island. No error (E)
例题5.
Mediators were standing by, prepared to intervene in (A) the labor dispute even though (B) both sides had refused (C) earlier offers for (D) assistance . No error (E)
例题6.
Vanessa had tendency of changing (A) her mind often, so often (B) in fact that her friends gave up expecting (C) her to show up at (D) their parties. No error (E)
例题7.
Neither the koala bear or (A) the red panda belongs to (B) the bear family; the koala is a marsupial, and the red panda is (C) thought to be related to (D) the raccoon. No error (E)
例题8.
Although the politician was initially(A) very sensitive to be criticized(B) by the press, he quickly became(C) more confident about responding to(D) reporters’sometimes pointed questions. No
error(E).
Day 2
IS (Improving Sentence)
原则一：
原则二：
原则三：
原则四：
例题1.
According to journalist Howard Mansfield, a person feels a need to reconnect with and recover the past; therefore they preserve and endlessly recycle old objects.
A. a person feels a need to reconnect with and recover the past; therefore
B. since a person feels a need to reconnect with and recover the past
C.since a person needs to feel a reconnection with and recovery of the past, therefore
D.a need to reconnect with and recover the past is a feeling for many people, and therefore
E.many people feel a need to reconnect with and recover the past; therefore
例题2.
Because their flight was missed, the bride's parents ran frantically to another part of the airport to catch another plane that might still arrive in time for the wedding.
(A) Because their flight was missed, the bride's parents ran
(B) Because the bride's parents missed their flight, they had to run
(C) The bride's parents had missed their flight, thus, finally, running
(D) The bride's parents had missed their flight, then they ran
(E) The flight was missed, which eventually caused the bride's parents to run
例题3.
Established by African Americans during the Reconstruction period, the town of Nicodemus, Kansas, is now a national historic site, which is where visitors can learn about the role of African Americans in westward expansion.
(A) site, which is where visitors
(B) site, visitors there
(C) site to which visitors
(D) site which visitors there
(E) site where visitors
例题4.
At lunchtime, Kevin paid for Anita's hamburger; the reason is because he owed her money.
(A) hamburger; the reason is because he owed
(B) hamburger; this was because he owed
(C) hamburger, in that he owed
(D) hamburger because he owed
(E) hamburger because of owing
例题5.
Because many Szechuan recipes require for one to cook without there having to be interruptions, it is a good idea to measure all ingredients in advance.
(A) Because many Szechuan recipes require for one to cook without there having to be interruptions,
(B) Because many Szechuan recipes require that one cook without interruption,
(C) Being that many Szechuan recipes require you to cook and not be interrupted,
(D) Many Szechuan recipes require that one cook without interruption and
(E) When following many Szechuan recipes it is advisable for one to cook without interruptions and therefore
例题6.
In 1871 Joseph Lister noticed when fruit and cheese is spoiled, that a mold grows on them that can be used to weaken germs.
(A) when fruit and cheese is spoiled, that a mold grows on them that
(B) when fruit and cheese spoil, there is a mold on it that
(C) that a mold that grows on spoiled fruit and cheese
(D) that spoiled fruit and cheese have a mold that grew on them, and it
(E) that spoiled fruit and cheese grow a mold on them, and they
例题7.
Anita liked to watch television, of which she found the science programs especially fascinating.
(A) television, of which she found the science programs especially fascinating
(B) television; she found the science programs especially fascinating
(C) television, and it was especially the science programs that were of fascination
(D) television; the fascination of the science programs especially
(E) television, especially fascinating to her were the programs
例题8.
Roger had just walked into his office and that was when he was told that his plan had finally been approved.
(A) and that was when he was told
(B) and then he learned
(C) when it was learned by him
(D) and then they told him
(E) when he learned
例题9.
Friends of Dreiser reported that he was fired from his first job for the reason that his news stories were sympathetic always for the poor.
(A) for the reason that his news stories were sympathetic always for the poor
(B) since his news stories for the poor that were always sympathetic
(C) because his sympathy to the poor was always in his news stories
(D) the fact being that his news stories were always sympathetic about the poor
(E) because his news stories were always sympathetic to the poor
例题10.
Because insufficient funding causes the failure of many new business is the reason why Tamar and Robert waited to open their coffee shop until they had enough money.
(A) Because insufficient funding causes the failure of many new business is the reason why
(B) Because insufficient funding causes the failure of many new business,
(C) Insufficient funding causes the failure of many new business is the reason why
(D) As a result of insufficient funding causing the failure of many new business;
(E) The fact of insufficient funding is causing many new business to fail is why
例题11.
As a place that is home to 131 species of fish, the Cahaba River is flowing for 190 miles through the heart of Alabama.
(A) As a place that is home to 131 species of fish, the Cahaba River is flowing
(B) A place that is home to 131 species of fish, the flow of the Cahaba River
(C) Home to 131 species of fish, the Cahaba River flows
(D) It is a home for 131 species of fish but also the Cahaba River flows
(E) Home to 131 species of fish, the Cahaba River, flowing
例题12.
In his old age, the painter James McNeill Whistler walked to the beach almost every day, and he was carrying a small easel and his paints in order to paint the sky, the water, and the shore.
(A) and he was carrying
(B) when he carries
(C) where he carried
(D) carrying
(E) to carry
例题13.
Because of pleading in vain for improved maintenance services, the tenants refused to pay rent until the landlord agreed to make the much-needed repairs.
(A) Because of pleading in vain for improved maintenance services, the tenants refused
(B) Having pleaded in vain for improved maintenance services, the tenants refused
(C) The tenants pleaded in vain for improved maintenance services, thus, finally, refusing
(D) The tenants pleaded in vain for improved maintenance services, thus, thus refusing
(E) Pleading for maintenance services to improve was in vain, which eventually caused the tenants to refuse
考点1：动词时态
例题1.
Dr. Chien-Shiung Wu has disproved a widely accepted theory of physics when she showed that identical nuclear particles do not always act alike.
(A) has disproved
(B) having disproved
(C) disproved
(D) disproves
(E) disproving
例题2.
While describing his first attempt to learn surfing, Jamal would be pleased by the interest his classmates were showing.
(A) While describing his first attempt to learn surfing, Jamal would be pleased
(B) As he was describing his first attempt to learn surfing, Jamal was pleased
(C) Jamal, describing his first attempt to learn surfing, he was pleased
(D) When he described his first attempt to learn surfing, Jamal, pleased
(E) At the same time when he described his first attempt to learn surfing, Jamal was pleased
例题3.
Mr. Lee and his grandchildren practiced traditional Chinese calligraphy together so that the children would be knowing an art cherished by earlier generations of their family.
(A) would be knowing
(B) would know
(C) will know
(D) were known to
(E) will be knowing
例题4.
He was convinced that if property taxes would have rose any higher, he would have had to move to a different area.
(A) if property taxes would have rose
(B) if property taxes would rise
(C) if property taxes had risen
(D) had property taxes rose
(E) were property taxes to rise
考点2：名词单复数错误
例题1.
The origins of the Teapot Dome scandal can be traced to the presidency of Theodore Roosevelt, William Howard Taft, and Woodrow
A. can be traced to the presidency of
B. can be traced to the presidencies of
C. happened in the presidencies of
D. happening during the presidencies of
E. that happened in the presidency of
例题2.
As a child growing up on a farm, my sister and I visited many county fairs, where my parents would exhibit their prize livestock .
(A) As a child growing up on a farm
(B) A child who grew up on a farm
(C) Farm children and growing up
(D) Growing up on a farm
(E) Since growing up on a farm
例题3.
Nursing and physical therapy are an example of health-care fields that have shortages in staffing.
(A) are an example of health-care fields that
(B) are examples of health-care fields that
(C) are examples where health-care fields
(D) exemplifies a health-care field that
(E) exemplify health-care fields where they
考点3：代词错误
1.单复数错误
例题1.
Many communities in my state are forming neighborhood watch programs, for it will deter criminals.
(A) programs, for it will deter
(B) programs, in which it will deter
(C) programs that will deter
(D) programs for the deterrence of
(E) programs being able to deter
例题2.
Teddy bears comforted and amused children throughout the twentieth century, and it will be cherished to those born in the future as well.。