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2014年5月14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.

　　Mark’s pledge to assist with the project left Sondra more ------- than grateful; she ------- the offer but knew that Mark often failed to follow through on his promises.

　　(A) wary . . appreciated

　　(B) puzzled . . suspected

　　(C) content . . abandoned

　　(D) skeptical . . resented

　　(E) elated . . acknowledged

2014年5月14日SAT考试官方每日一题答案：A

解析：The sentence indicates that Sondra knew that Mark often did not “follow through” and do things he had promised to do. Therefore, it makes sense to suggest that Sondra “appreciated the offer” but was “more wary than grateful,” or more distrustful and cautious than thankful, when Mark pledged to help with the project.

2014年5月15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.

　　In just a couple of years, low-carbohydrate diets have accomplished what the government has failed to do in decades of trying: it has convinced the public of refined grains, that they are bad and whole grains are good.

　　(A) it has convinced the public of refined grains, that they

　　(B) convincing the public about refined grains, which

　　(C) convince the public that refined grains

　　(D) convinces the public of refined grains, they

　　(E) convincing the public that refined grains

2014年5月15日SAT考试官方每日一题答案：C

解析：Choice (C) is correct. It avoids the awkwardness and wordiness of the original by clearly and concisely stating what the government has failed to do—it has failed to “convince the public that refined grains are bad and whole grains are good.”