Corn is delicious ________ with butter in the eyes of westerners．


  1. A.
    when eaten
  2. B.
    when to eat
  3. C.
    when to be eaten
  4. D.
    when eating
A
本部分的結(jié)構(gòu)為：Corn is delicious when it is eaten．當(dāng)主句和從句主語一致并且從句中含有系動詞be的某種形式時，就可以省略主語和系動詞。
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2010 was a good year for American farmers. They earned about eighty-two billion dollars. That is almost one-third more than that they earned last year. And it is twenty-six percent higher than the ten-year average. Values for grain and oilseed crops are up about three percent from last year. The value of animal production is up by almost seven percent.
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【小題1】We know that compared to 2009,in 2010 American farmers——.

A．planted less cornB．planted morn crops
C．planted morn wheatD．earned more money
【小題2】What does the Agriculture Department expect in 2011?
A． Agriculture exports will continue to increase.
B． China will be the largest buyer of agriculture products
C． America will export food to every country around the world
D． Southeast Asian countries will start buying food from America
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C． Weather problems helped raise prices for American crops in 2010
D． American crops were the most expensive around the world in 2010
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C． increased wheat production
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2010 was a good year for American farmers. They earned about eighty-two billion dollars. That is almost one-third more than that they earned last year. And it is twenty-six percent higher than the ten-year average. Values for grain and oilseed crops are up about three percent from last year. The value of animal production is up by almost seven percent.

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1.We know that compared to 2009,in 2010 American farmers——.

A．planted less corn

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C．planted morn wheat

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2.What does the Agriculture Department expect in 2011?

A． Agriculture exports will continue to increase.

B． China will be the largest buyer of agriculture products

C． America will export food to every country around the world

D． Southeast Asian countries will start buying food from America

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A． America farming also was greatly affected in 2010

B． Russia was not the country most affected by drought in 2010

C． Weather problems helped raise prices for American crops in 2010

D． American crops were the most expensive around the world in 2010

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A． reduced crop exports

B． increased corn production

C． increased wheat production

D． increased investment in farming

5.According to what Miss Hebebrand said, we know American farmers will ——

A．stop feeding corn to animals

B．export most of their corn

C．try to increased wheat production

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