16.______ all the difficulties that his disease has caused him,Stephen Hawking has achieved more than many healthy people do.( 。
A.In spite ofB.In terms ofC.On account ofD.With regard to

分析 盡管疾病給他帶來了種種困難,Stephen Hawking卻比許多健康的人獲得了更多的成就.

解答 A 考查介詞固定短語.in spite of盡管;in terms of 就…而言;on account of 因為;with regard to 關(guān)于.根據(jù)句意:盡管疾病給他帶來了種種困難,Stephen Hawking卻比許多健康的人獲得了更多的成就.所以答案選A.

點評 英語中的固定短語,既不能添詞,也不能少詞,是固定的,要求同學(xué)們在平時記憶準(zhǔn)確,然后根據(jù)句意找出記憶中的固定搭配,做出正確的答案.

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