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　　SAT考試（Scholastic Assessment Test）是美國高中生進入美國大學的標準入學考試，它對錄取與否及獎學金多少的影響非常大。下面是SAT語法練習句子改錯題，第二頁含有詳細答案，請參看。

　　51. While Jackie Robinson was a Brooklyn Dodger, his courage in the face of physical threats and verbal attacks was not unlike that of Rosa Parks, who rused to move to the back of a bus in Montgomery, Alabama.

　　(A) not unlike that of Rosa Parks, who rused

　　(B) not unlike Rosa Parks, who rused

　　(D) like that of Rosa Parks for rusing

　　(E) as that of Rosa Parks, who rused

　　52. The rising of costs of data-processing operations at many financial institutions has created a growing opportunity for independent companies to provide these services more ficiently and at lower cost.

　　(A) The rising of costs

　　(B) Rising costs

　　(D) Because the rising cost

　　(E) Because of rising costs

　　53. There is no consensus on what role. if any, is played by acid rain in slowing the growth or damaging forests in the eastern United States.

　　(A) slowing the growth or damaging

　　(B) the damage or the slowing of the growth of

　　(D) damaged or slowed growth of

　　(E) damaging or slowing the growth of

　　54. Galileo was convinced that natural phenomena, as manifestations of the laws of physics, would appear the same to someone on the deck of a ship moving smoothly and uniformly through the water as a person standing on land.

　　(A) water as a

　　(B) water as to a

　　(D) water, as it would to the

　　(E) water; just as to the

　　55. A recent study has found that within the past few years, many doctors had elected early retirement rather than face the threats of lawsuits and the rising costs of malpractice insurance.

　　(A) had elected early retirement rather than face

　　(B) had elected early retirement instead of facing

　　(D) have elected to retire early rather than facing

　　(E) have elected to retire early rather than face

　　56. Architects and stonemasons, huge palace and temple clusters were built by the Maya without benit of the wheel or animal transport.

　　(A) huge palace and temple clusters were built by the Maya without benit of the wheel or animal transport

　　(B) without the benits of animal transport or the wheel, huge palace and temple clusters were built by the Maya

　　(D) there were built, without the benit of the wheel or animal transport, huge palace and temple clusters by the Maya

　　(E) were the Maya who, without the benit of the wheel or animal transport, built huge palace and temple clusters

　　57. In astronomy the term "red shift" denotes the extent to which light from a distant galaxy has been shifted toward the red, or long-wave, end of the light spectrum by the rapid motion of the galaxy away from the Earth.

　　(A) to which light from a distant galaxy has been shifted

　　(B) to which light from a distant galaxy has shifted

　　(D) of light from a distant galaxy shifting

　　(E) of the shift of light from a distant galaxy

　　58. William H. Johnson&aposs artistic debt to Scandinavia is evident in paintings that range from sensitive portraits of citizens in his wife&aposs Danish home, Kerteminde, and awe-inspiring views of fjords and mountain peaks in the western and northern regions of Norway.

　　(A) and

　　(B) to

　　(D) with

　　(E) in addition to

　　59. In 1978 only half the women granted child support by a court received the amount awarded; at least as much as a million and more others had not any support agreements whatsoever.

　　(A) at least as much as a million and more others had not any

　　(B) at least as much as more than a million others had no

　　(D) more than a million others had no

　　(E) there was at least a million or more others without any

　　60. According to a recent poll, owning and living in a freestanding house on its own land is still a goal of a majority of young adults, like that of earlier generations.

　　(A) like that of earlier generations

　　(B) as that for earlier generations

　　(D) as have earlier generations

　　(E) as it was of earlier generations

參考答案及解析

　　Answer to Question 51

　　Choices B and C present faulty comparisons: in B, Jackie Robinson&aposs courage is compared to Rosa Parks herself, not to her courage, and in C it is compared to both Rosa Parks and her rusal. Choice D does not make clear whether it was Jackie Robinson or Rosa Parks who showed courage in rusing to move to the back of the bus; in fact, saying for rusing rather than who rused makes it sound as if courage moved to the back of the bus. Choice E incorrectly uses as rather than like to compare two noun phrases. Choice A is best.

　　Answer to Question 52

　　C is the best choice. In choice A, The rising of costs is unidiomatic, and in B costs... has lacks subject-verb agreement. Choices D and E produce sentence fragments since Because makes the clause subordinate rather than independent.

　　Answer to Question 53

　　The corrected sentence must make clear that both damaging and slowing the growth of rer to forests. E is the only choice that does so without introducing errors. In choice A, o/is required after growth. In choices B and C, the use of the damage instead of damaging produces awkward and wordy constructions, and without to after damage, B is grammatically incomplete. In C, the slowness o/does not convey the original sense that the rate of growth has been slowed by acid rain. Choice D also changes the meaning of the sentence by making both damaged and slowed rer to growth.

　　Answer to Question 54

　　B, the best choice, uses the idiomatic and grammatically parallel form the same to X as to Y. Because A lacks the preposition to, it seems to compare the appearance of natural phenomena to that of a person standing on land. C and D unnecessarily repeat would and wrongly use the singular it to rer to the plural phenomena. C and E each contain a faulty semicolon and produce errors in idiom, the same to X just as [it would] to. D and E use the dinite article the where the indinite article a is needed to rer to an unspecified person.

　　Answer to Question 55

　　Because the sentence describes a situation that continues into the present, choices A and B are incorrect in using the past perfect had elected, which denotes an action completed at a specific time in the past. Also, alternatives presented in the expressions x rather than y and x Instead ofy should be parallel in form, but A and B mismatch the noun retirement with the verb forms/ace and facing. C is faulty because have elected, which is correct in tense, cannot idiomatically be followed by a participle such as retiring. D correctly follows have elected with an infinitive, to retire, but, like A and B, fails to maintain parallelism. Only E, the best choice, uses the correct tense, observes parallelism, and is idiomatic.

　　Answer to Question 56

　　corrected, though, A and B would still be wrong. Because man than x necessarily includes the sense of at least as many as x. it is redundant and confusing to use elements of both expressions to rer to the same number of women. In A and C, not any support agreements is wordy and awkward. Like A and B, E redundantly uses both at least and more, and it incorrectly links the singular verb was with the plural subject others.

　　Answer to Question 57

　　Choice A is best because it is idiomatic and because its passive verb construction, has been shifted, clearly indicates that the light has been acted upon by the rapid motion. In B, the active verb has shifted suggests that the light, not the motion, is the agency of action, but such a construction leaves the phrase by the rapid motion of the galaxy away from the Earth without any logical or grammatical function. In C, the construction the extent that light is ungrammatical; denotes the extent must be completed by to which. D incorrectly employs an active verb, shifting, and extent of light is imprecise and awkward. E is faulty because it contains no verb to express the action performed by the rapid motion.

　　Answer to Question 58

　　The construction range from x must be completed by to y, as in choice B, the best answer: Johnson&aposs paintings range from... portraits ... to... views. Each of the other choices produces an unidiomatic construction.

　　Answer to Question 59

　　D, the best choice, is idiomatic, clear, and concise. Both A and B incorrectly use much rather than many to describe the countable noun others; much should be used with uncountable nouns such as "joy" and "labor." Even if this error were E use awkward and ambiguous phrasing that suggests that the sense of vision, rather than an adult with 20/500 vision, would be considered legally blind. C incorrectly uses the semicolon, which should separate independent clauses, to set off a verb phrase. The phrase if an adult in C is also illogical, since it states that a baby could also be an adult. D is the best choice.

　　Answer to Question 60

　　The intended comparison should be completed by a clause beginning with as and containing a subject and verb that correspond to the subject and verb of the main clause. In E, the best choice, it rers unambiguously to the phrasal subject owning ... land, the verb was corresponds to is, and today&aposs young adults are appropriately compared to earlier generations. Choices A and B lack a verb corresponding to is and a clear rerent for that. Choices C and D are confusing and illogical because their verbs, did and have, cannot substitute for is in the main clause.

SAT語法句子改錯題含詳細答案（6）SAT語法句子改錯題答案及解析