39. Clearly the government faced a dilemma: it could hardly ______ trials, especially in the absence of irrefutable evidence, but it also would not welcome, in the midst of war, the scandal that would arise if trials were avoided. (A) be keen on (B) be inclined to (C) arrange (D) dispense with (E) turn its back on (F) credit
how can "arrange" be logically identical to "willing"作者: lihangxuan1026 时间: 2015-8-28 12:43:59
首先,分析句子的逻辑关系,看到标志词“:”(冒号)和“but”。冒号表示同义重复,也就是说冒号前后的两个句子意思相同。冒号前说,政府面临一个dilemma。根据韦氏词典(dilemma: an argument presenting two or more equally conclusive alternatives against an opponent )可以将dilemma理解为两难的困境。
冒号后进一步解释了“两难的困境”,看到逻辑词but,but后讲的是trials被避免的情况会产生的后果,所以but前就应该是trials不避免会产生的后果。所以空格应该填具有“不避免”含义的词汇。
不选F的原因是因为韦氏词典上credit: to trust in the truth of 指的是相信一种事实,与“不避免”不是一种严格意义上的对立关系。而A。希望做 B倾向于 更适合作者: melanietingting 时间: 2015-8-28 15:58:16
it could hardly ______ trials,,,, but it also would not welcome the scandal ,,,,
政府hardly()trials,但是也不会接受丑闻
逻辑上来说如果要是一个dilemma困境的话,应该是无从选择不知道怎么办才好。
所以()里面应该是一个和“接受”同方向的词
(A) be keen on (B) be inclined to 是主动靠近,应该可以
(F) credit 好像有点不对,而且因为是要选两个意思相近的词,credit没有其他和它相似的词。作者: lin89 时间: 2015-12-5 21:08:27