速求Sat改错题目的答案1.America’s first roller coaster ride, which opened in 1884 at Coney Island, Brooklyn, and capable of a top speed of only six miles per hour. No error2.Over the past two years, apparel manufacturers have worked to meet

速求Sat改错题目的答案1.America’s first roller coaster ride, which opened in 1884 at Coney Island, Brooklyn, and capable of a top speed of only six miles per hour. No error2.Over the past two years, apparel manufacturers have worked to meet
速求Sat改错题目的答案
1.America’s first roller coaster ride, which opened in 1884 at Coney Island, Brooklyn, and capable of a top speed of only six miles per hour. No error
2.Over the past two years, apparel manufacturers have worked to meeting the revised federal standards for the design of uniforms. No error
3.Storing bread in the refrigerator delays drying and the growth of mold but increase the rate at which the bread l oses flavor .
4.According to last week’s survey, most voters were disappointed by legislators’ inability working together on key issues
5.When Marie Curie shared the 1903 Nobel Prize for Physics with two other
scientists — her husband Pierre Curie and Henri Becquerel — she had been the first woman to win the prize.
6.Every spring in rural Vermont the sound of sap dripping into galvanized metal buckets signal the beginning of the traditional season for gathering maple syrup.
7.Those investors who sold stocks just before the stock market crashed in 1929 were either wise or exceptional lucky
8.
Most of the hypotheses that Kepler developed to explain physical forces were later rejected as inconsistent to Newtonian theory.
9.The Empire State Building, the Sears Tower, the Canadian National Tower — each of these structures was the tallest in the world at the time they were built.
10.The cost of safely disposing of the toxic chemicals is approximately
five times what the company paid to purchase it.

速求Sat改错题目的答案1.America’s first roller coaster ride, which opened in 1884 at Coney Island, Brooklyn, and capable of a top speed of only six miles per hour. No error2.Over the past two years, apparel manufacturers have worked to meet
1.America’s first roller coaster ride,which opened in 1884 at Coney Island,Brooklyn,and capable of a top speed of only six miles per hour.No error
答：and错,改为was.这里考察主句主谓齐全.which...Brooklyn为定从,排除在主句之外,主句主语为America's first roller coaster ride,主语后需跟动词be capable of.
2.Over the past two years,apparel manufacturers have worked to meeting the revised federal standards for the design of uniforms.No error
答：meeting错,改为meet.这里考察短语搭配,to do表目的.work to do.
3.Storing bread in the refrigerator delays drying and the growth of mold but increase the rate at which the bread l oses flavor .
答：increase错,改为increases.这里考察“并列+主谓一致”.句子简化后为,storing bread delays...but increases...单个doing作主语,当作单数理解,delays和increases为并列谓语,需与doing主谓保持一致.
4.According to last week’s survey,most voters were disappointed by legislators’ inability working together on key issues
答：working错,改为to work.这里考察短语搭配.to do做inability的后置修饰.to do 做后置修饰,有这样一种原则,如果一个形容词或动词可以搭配to do形成短语,那么其名词形式往往也能够搭配to do做后置修饰.如attempt to do,既能理解为“做某事的尝试”,也可理解为“尝试做某事”；able to do---ability to do;decide to do---decision to do
5.When Marie Curie shared the 1903 Nobel Prize for Physics with two other
scientists — her husband Pierre Curie and Henri Becquerel — she had been the first woman to win the prize.
答：had been改为was.这里考察时态.when给出了标志时间,“当她获奖时”是一个“点”时间,她“是”第一位女性得奖人,“是”用一般过去时表现.had been强调先后顺序,表示与句中使用过去时态的动作存在先（had been）后（did）顺序.
6.Every spring in rural Vermont the sound of sap dripping into galvanized metal buckets signal the beginning of the traditional season for gathering maple syrup.
答：signal错,改为signals.句子简化后为the sound signals ...这里考察主谓一致.
7.Those investors who sold stocks just before the stock market crashed in 1929 were either wise or exceptional lucky.
答：exceptional错,exceptionally.这里考察副词修饰形容,exceptionally lucky.
8.Most of the hypotheses that Kepler developed to explain physical forces were later rejected as inconsistent to Newtonian theory.
答：to错,改为with.这里考察短语搭配inconsistent with.
9.The Empire State Building,the Sears Tower,the Canadian National Tower — each of these structures was the tallest in the world at the time they were built.
答：they were错,改为it was.这里考察指代一致.each of these structures中,each是核心词,of后为介词串儿修饰.简化后为each was the tallest in the world at the time it was built.
10.The cost of safely disposing of the toxic chemicals is approximately five times what the company paid to purchase it.
答：it错,改为them.这里考察指代一致.买的东西是toxic chemicals,为复数.
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