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2014年2月25日SAT真题

　　Critical Reading > Sentence Completions 完成句子

　　Choose the word or set of words that, when inserted in the sentence, best fits the meaning of the sentence as a whole.

　　Although Paul Bowles wrote many musical pieces during his prolific career, his work as a composer was ultimately ------- his writing, for which he received the most acclaim.

　　(A) demolished by

　　(B) paramount to

　　(C) overshadowed by

　　(D) adjacent to

　　(E) precluded by

2014年2月25日SAT考试官方每日一题答案：C

解析：The sentence indicates that Paul Bowles had a “prolific,” or very productive, career as a music composer but “received the most acclaim” for his writing. If Bowles received more praise for his writing than for his “many musical pieces,” it seems clear that his writing “overshadowed,” or was more prominent and considered more important than, “his work as a composer.”

2014年2月26日SAT真题

　　Writing > Improving Sentences 改进句子

　　Part or all of the following sentence is underlined; beneath the sentence are five ways of phrasing the underlined material. Select the option that produces the best sentence. If you think the original phrasing produces a better sentence than any of the alternatives, select choice A.

　　Unlike her sister Heather, who would always put spiders safely outside if she found them in the house, Joanne’s fear kept her from going anywhere near the creatures.

　　(A) Joanne’s fear kept her from going anywhere near the creatures

　　(B) Joanne’s fear is what kept her from going anywhere near the creatures

　　(C) fear is why Joanne had not gone anywhere near them

　　(D) Joanne was too afraid to go anywhere near the creatures

　　(E) they scared Joanne too much to go anywhere near them

2014年2月26日SAT考试官方每日一题答案：D

解析：Choice (D) is correct. It avoids the error of the original by logically comparing a person, “Heather,” to another person, “Joanne,” instead of to a possessive noun, “Joanne’s fear.”