限定詞練習(xí)
限定詞練習(xí)
一、單項(xiàng)選擇。
1. I broke my vase, so I have to buy______.
A.the other one
B.another one
C.the other
D.other
2. I have to get______about the subject before I write the paper.
A. a few more information
B. more a little information
C. a little more information
D. little more information
3. He works harder than______in his class.
A.anyone
B.any one else
C. any other student
D. any another student
4. When the children entered, ______was given a present.
A.each
B.every
C.all
D.both
5. Sleep is divided into periods of so-called REM sleep, characterized by rapid eye movements and dreaming, and longer periods of so-called non-REM. ______kind of sleep is at all well-understood.
A.Either
B.Neither
C.Each
D.Any
6. ______ballet dancers learn five basic positions for the arms and feet.
A.All of
B.Of every
C.All
D.Every
7. She spent______on clothes.
A.her all earnings
B.her all earning
C.all her earnings
D.all her earning
8. ______all rainwater falling from a cloud reaches the ground; some of it is lost through evaporation.
A.Nowhere
B.Not
C.No
D.None
9. ______mechanical device has ever been invented that can satisfactorily replace teasel flower heads for raising the nap on cloth.
A.No
B.Not the
C.Never has a
D.There is no
10. Jupiter, the closest of the giant planets to Earth, has______solid surface and is surrounded by zones of intense radiation.
A.not
B.no
C.nor
D.neither
11. ______social crusade aroused Elizabeth Williams’ enthusiasm more than the expansion of educational facilities for immigrants to the United States.
A.No
B.Nothing
C.Not
D.None
12. Nebraska has floods in some years,______.
A. in others drought
B. droughts are others
C. while other droughts
D. others in drought
13. I have two sons but______of them likes English.
A.both
B.neither
C.none
D.either
14. No agreement was reached in the discussion, as neither side would give way to______.
A.the other
B.any other
C.another
D.other
15. ______the teachers came on the trip.
A.Neither of
B.Nobody of
C.None
D.No one of
16. I have classes______day, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
A.each other
B.every other
C.one another
D.all other
17. Ed and Jim have arrived, but______in the class aren’t here yet.
A.other
B.others
C.the others
D.the other
18. John, Peter and Bill______have obtained a reward.
A.each
B.every
C.every one
D.both
19. These books, which you can get at any bookshop, will give you______you need.
A. all the information
B. all the informations
C. all of information
D. all of the informations
20. It is reported that______adopted children want to know who their natural parents are.
A.the most
B.most of
C.most
D.the most of
21.Radio, televisions and press______of conveying news and information.
A. are the most three common means
B. are the most common three means
C. are the three most common means
D. are three the most common means
22. The Grapes of Wrath, a novel about the Depression years of the 1930’s, is one of John Steinbeck’s______books.
A.most famous
B.the most famous
C.are most famous
D.and most famous
23. The letter was short because there wasn’t______.
A.many news
B.much news
C.a lot news
D.a lot of news
24. ______people left early.
A.A lot
B.A few
C.A little
D.Less
25. He doesn’t have______money.
A.much
B.many
C.a few
D.little
26. There______bad news on television tonight.
A.is too much
B.are too much
C.is too many
D.are too many
二、改錯(cuò)。
27. Since the（A） 1950’s, folk music（B） has had a significant influence（C） on many（D） popular vocal and instrumental music.
28. For hundreds（A） of years, sailors relied on echoes to warn them of（B） another（C） ships, icebergs, or cliffs in foggy weather（D）.
29. Polar bears（A） are bowlegged and pigeon toed, adaptations that enable this（B） massive animals to maintain（C） their balance as they walk（D）.
30. Rarely has（A） a technological development had as great an impact on much（B） aspects of social, economic, and cultural development（C） as the growth（D） of electronics.
31. Cloud droplets and ice crystals first（A） form on certain types of（B） small particles of dust（C） or another（D） airborne materials.
32. Yogurt contains a higher（A） percentage（B） of lactic acid than another（C） fermented milks（D） .
33. Almost every（A） fruits and vegetables contain riboflavin; the richest（B） sources are leafy（C） green vegetables such as（D） spinach, kale, or turnip greens.
34. Before（A） the formation of labor unions（B）, individual workers had almost not（C） voice in determining their wages, hours, or working conditions（D）.
35. The factory is experimenting with（A） a new kind of drug（B） that will have less（C） side effects（D） .
36. Fewer（A） people reside in（B） Newfoundland than in other any（C） Canadian province except（D） Prince Edward Island.
37. The Texas Panhandle region in the（A） northwestern part（B） of the state produces more wheat, cotton（C）, and grain sorghum than any of（D） other area of Texas.
38. Seven of planets（A） rotate in the same direction as（B） their orbital motions, while（C） Venus and Uranus rotate in the opposite direction（D）.
39. Because the tachinid fly（寄生蠅） is a parasite of harmful（A） insects, much（B） species have been（C） imported into the United States to combat（D） insect pests.
40. Migration of animals（A） may be initiated by physiological stimuli（B） such as reproductive changes, external pressures such as weather changes, or a combination（C） of either（D） types of changes.
41. Bacteria are either（A） plants nor animals, but are single-celled（B） organisms that reproduce most（C） commonly through（D） binary fission.
42. Sagebrush（A） flourishes in the dry（B） soil of the western plains（C）, where other many（D） plants cannot grow.
43. None（A） two butterflies have exactly（B） the same design（C） on（D） their wings.
44. The evolutionary adaptation of a particular species（A） of animal（B） over time occurs in response to environmental（C） conditions, including others（D） animals.
45. Proteins（A） form the most（B） of the structure（C） of the body and also act as enzymes（D）.
1. I broke my vase, so I have to buy______.
A.the other one
B.another one
C.the other
D.other
2. I have to get______about the subject before I write the paper.
A. a few more information
B. more a little information
C. a little more information
D. little more information
3. He works harder than______in his class.
A.anyone
B.any one else
C. any other student
D. any another student
4. When the children entered, ______was given a present.
A.each
B.every
C.all
D.both
5. Sleep is divided into periods of so-called REM sleep, characterized by rapid eye movements and dreaming, and longer periods of so-called non-REM. ______kind of sleep is at all well-understood.
A.Either
B.Neither
C.Each
D.Any
6. ______ballet dancers learn five basic positions for the arms and feet.
A.All of
B.Of every
C.All
D.Every
7. She spent______on clothes.
A.her all earnings
B.her all earning
C.all her earnings
D.all her earning
8. ______all rainwater falling from a cloud reaches the ground; some of it is lost through evaporation.
A.Nowhere
B.Not
C.No
D.None
9. ______mechanical device has ever been invented that can satisfactorily replace teasel flower heads for raising the nap on cloth.
A.No
B.Not the
C.Never has a
D.There is no
10. Jupiter, the closest of the giant planets to Earth, has______solid surface and is surrounded by zones of intense radiation.
A.not
B.no
C.nor
D.neither
11. ______social crusade aroused Elizabeth Williams’ enthusiasm more than the expansion of educational facilities for immigrants to the United States.
A.No
B.Nothing
C.Not
D.None
12. Nebraska has floods in some years,______.
A. in others drought
B. droughts are others
C. while other droughts
D. others in drought
13. I have two sons but______of them likes English.
A.both
B.neither
C.none
D.either
14. No agreement was reached in the discussion, as neither side would give way to______.
A.the other
B.any other
C.another
D.other
15. ______the teachers came on the trip.
A.Neither of
B.Nobody of
C.None
D.No one of
16. I have classes______day, Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
A.each other
B.every other
C.one another
D.all other
17. Ed and Jim have arrived, but______in the class aren’t here yet.
A.other
B.others
C.the others
D.the other
18. John, Peter and Bill______have obtained a reward.
A.each
B.every
C.every one
D.both
19. These books, which you can get at any bookshop, will give you______you need.
A. all the information
B. all the informations
C. all of information
D. all of the informations
20. It is reported that______adopted children want to know who their natural parents are.
A.the most
B.most of
C.most
D.the most of
21.Radio, televisions and press______of conveying news and information.
A. are the most three common means
B. are the most common three means
C. are the three most common means
D. are three the most common means
22. The Grapes of Wrath, a novel about the Depression years of the 1930’s, is one of John Steinbeck’s______books.
A.most famous
B.the most famous
C.are most famous
D.and most famous
23. The letter was short because there wasn’t______.
A.many news
B.much news
C.a lot news
D.a lot of news
24. ______people left early.
A.A lot
B.A few
C.A little
D.Less
25. He doesn’t have______money.
A.much
B.many
C.a few
D.little
26. There______bad news on television tonight.
A.is too much
B.are too much
C.is too many
D.are too many
二、改錯(cuò)。
27. Since the（A） 1950’s, folk music（B） has had a significant influence（C） on many（D） popular vocal and instrumental music.
28. For hundreds（A） of years, sailors relied on echoes to warn them of（B） another（C） ships, icebergs, or cliffs in foggy weather（D）.
29. Polar bears（A） are bowlegged and pigeon toed, adaptations that enable this（B） massive animals to maintain（C） their balance as they walk（D）.
30. Rarely has（A） a technological development had as great an impact on much（B） aspects of social, economic, and cultural development（C） as the growth（D） of electronics.
31. Cloud droplets and ice crystals first（A） form on certain types of（B） small particles of dust（C） or another（D） airborne materials.
32. Yogurt contains a higher（A） percentage（B） of lactic acid than another（C） fermented milks（D） .
33. Almost every（A） fruits and vegetables contain riboflavin; the richest（B） sources are leafy（C） green vegetables such as（D） spinach, kale, or turnip greens.
34. Before（A） the formation of labor unions（B）, individual workers had almost not（C） voice in determining their wages, hours, or working conditions（D）.
35. The factory is experimenting with（A） a new kind of drug（B） that will have less（C） side effects（D） .
36. Fewer（A） people reside in（B） Newfoundland than in other any（C） Canadian province except（D） Prince Edward Island.
37. The Texas Panhandle region in the（A） northwestern part（B） of the state produces more wheat, cotton（C）, and grain sorghum than any of（D） other area of Texas.
38. Seven of planets（A） rotate in the same direction as（B） their orbital motions, while（C） Venus and Uranus rotate in the opposite direction（D）.
39. Because the tachinid fly（寄生蠅） is a parasite of harmful（A） insects, much（B） species have been（C） imported into the United States to combat（D） insect pests.
40. Migration of animals（A） may be initiated by physiological stimuli（B） such as reproductive changes, external pressures such as weather changes, or a combination（C） of either（D） types of changes.
41. Bacteria are either（A） plants nor animals, but are single-celled（B） organisms that reproduce most（C） commonly through（D） binary fission.
42. Sagebrush（A） flourishes in the dry（B） soil of the western plains（C）, where other many（D） plants cannot grow.
43. None（A） two butterflies have exactly（B） the same design（C） on（D） their wings.
44. The evolutionary adaptation of a particular species（A） of animal（B） over time occurs in response to environmental（C） conditions, including others（D） animals.
45. Proteins（A） form the most（B） of the structure（C） of the body and also act as enzymes（D）.
