从疑问句到关系分句

从疑问句到关系分句1. _____ with prices keeping on rising.A. Unrest will be prevailingB. Unrest will be prevailedC. There will be widespread unrestD. Unrest will be widely spread out2. _____ one thing and another, they haven’t made up their mind yet.A. WithB. What forC. What withD. But what3. There _____ no love lost between the couple.A. expects to beB. seems to beC. beD. had expected to be4. The son wanted to take _____ put his parents to the trouble of fetching more.A. less money toB. less money thanC. less money ratherD. less money rather than5. _____ to be much chance of his research group making breakthrough in the field.A. This doesn’t seemB. That doesn’t seemC. It doesn’t seemD. There doesn’t seem6. It is of no use _____ with him.A. to argueB. argueC. arguingD. to have argued7. Do you have anything _____?A. with which to treat our guestsB. to treat our guests with itC. which to treat our guests withD. treating our guests8. John being an experienced driver, _____ to cover the distance as it did me.A. it took him as long as halfB. he took long as halfC. he took half as longD. it took him half as long9. There is _____ in persuading him when he turns a deaf ear to you.A. of no useB. without any useC. of no goodD. not much point10. The plane crashed in mid-air _____ no one came out alive.A. and so thatB. and thereforeC. butD. because11. John Joseph Pershing _____ in 1919, the first highest rank held by any American citizenexcept George Washington.A. to be a full generalB. he made a full generalC. was made a full generalD. was being made a full general12. “You are booked on a four o’clock flight.”“What chance _____ of taking an earlier plane?”A. is thereB. there isC. it isD. is it13. During a hurricane, _____ to keep the air pressure equalized.A. partially opening some windowsB. some windows should open partiallyC. it partially opens some windowsD. there should be some windows partially opened14. Traditionally, _____ in New England on Thanksgiving Day.A. when served is sweet ciderB. when sweet cider is servedC. is served sweet ciderD. sweet cider is served15. Typical of the grassland dwellers of the continent _____ , or pronghorn.A. it is the American antelopeB. the American antelope isC. is the American antelopeD. The American antelope16. In 1964 _____ of Henry Ossawa Tanner’s paintings was shown at the Smithsonian Institution.A. was a major collectionB. that a major collectionC. a collection was majorD. a major collection17. _____ the history of the rough, strong-willed Nebraska farmer.A. Not only is much of the history of NebraskaB. Although it is much of the history of Nebraska that isC. It is as much the history of Nebraska’s beingD. Much of the history of Nebraska is18. _____ images out of clay, stone, and metal.A. The shaping of sculptureB. Sculpturing the shapeC. To shape sculptureD. Sculptors shape19. _____ deserts may have marshes in low places and near springs.A. Even thoughB. Are evenC. EvenD. They are even20. A debate is a series of formal spoken arguments for and against _____.A. a proposal is definiteB. a definite proposalC. definitely a proposal isD. a proposal that definitely21. Geologists use artificial earth shocks _____ petroleum.A. they search forB. and search forC. to be search forD. in their search for22. An acre of roses yields one ton of rose petals, _____ only a pound of essential oil can bedistilled (提炼出).A. from themB. these areC. but which areD. but from these23. Jill has a toothache; it’s been hurting her for quite a while, _____?A. isn’t itB. doesn’t itC. wasn’t itD. hasn’t it24. But they have to work, _____?A. oughtn’t theyB. mustn’t theyC. won’t theyD. don’t they25. Still, beginners have to learn from their mistakes, _____ they?A. haven’tB. mustn’tC. don’tD. aren’t26. You’d rather not do it, _____?A. should youB. wouldn’t youC. would youD. must you27. There aren’t many cafes. We’d better stop at the next place, _____?A. hadn’t weB. wouldn’t weC. had weD. didn’t we28. “Frank is up late working again.”“This is the third time this week he’s had to study late, _____?”A. isn’t itB. hasn’t heC. isn’t heD. hasn’t it29. I hope they won’t accept your proposa l, _____?A. won’t theyB. don’t theyC. will theyD. won’t you30. I reckon he won’t have to wait all day, _____?A. do IB. will heC. won’t heD. don’t he31. “The old house belongs to the Greens.”“_____ living in it now, is there?”A. Aren’t there any peopleB. There’s nobodyC. There no peopleD. Isn’t there anyone32. _____ the train had departed _____ she left the station for home.A. It is only then…thatB. It is only when…whatC. It was only that…whenD. I t was only when…that33. It is during his stay in the countryside _____ he began to learn English.A. whenB. thatC. whichD. what34. It was the information that he accumulated there _____ gave him great help.A. wasB. whatC. thatD. later35. His uncle told her that it is _____ that she was brought up after her mother’s death.A. a retired old professorB. from a retired old professorC. with a retired old professorD. by a retired old professor36. _____ that should be given priority to.A. It is the government has decidedB. It is only the government has decidedC. It is what the government has decidedD. It is what has the government decided37. It is from the earliest time _____ men began to study the natural phenomena and the heavenlybodies.A. whenB. whereC. thatD. how38. “Were all three people in the car injured in the accident?”“No, _____ only the two passengers who got hurt.”A. it wasB. there isC. it wereD. there was39. She said she would go and she ______ go.A. didn’tB. didC. wouldD. will40. It was to the saving-boat _____ he owed his life.A. whatB. whichC. thatD. why41. _____ they met each other and became fast friends.A. It was in the lake area in the north of the country whereB. 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