The set of furniture is ________a bed and a cabinet,a table and four chairs,which are ________steel and wood.


  1. A.
    made of;made from
  2. B.
    made from;made up of
  3. C.
    made up of;made of
  4. D.
    made up of;made from
C
分析:文中所述的一套家具(the set of furniture)是由一床、一柜、一桌和四把椅子幾個獨(dú)立的構(gòu)件組成的,應(yīng)使用be made up of;而句末的非限制性定語從句說明這幾樣?xùn)|西的組成成分:是由鋼和木頭做成的,使用be made of。
延伸點:本題中要注意區(qū)別由make構(gòu)成的幾個短語的區(qū)別:be made up of意為“由……組成/構(gòu)成”,可以指人或物,著重所指對象的構(gòu)成成分;be made of和be made from均意為“由……制造”,但前者指“制成品中能夠看出所使用的原材料”,而后者指“制成品中不能夠看出所使用的原材料”。例如:
The desks and chairs were made of wood.這些桌椅是由本頭制的。
The wine was made from grapes.酒是由葡萄釀造的。
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