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    Sadly, Marie Curie died from ______________ to too much radiation.

    A．being exposed     B．exposing          C．exposed          D．having exposed

     

    【答案】

    A

    【解析】

    试题分析：句意：令人伤心的是，居里夫人死于接触太多的辐射。Sb be exposed to sth接触于，因为放在介词之后所以应该用动名词，故选A。

    考点：考查非谓语动词的用法。

    点评：本题难度适中。非谓语动词是近几年高考的热点，本题是对已学知识点的回顾，需要考生能够理解该题的语言环境，进而作出正确的判断。会判断非谓语动词与它的逻辑主语之间是什么关系，需要考生掌握非谓语动词的不同形式的用法区别等。介词之后的动词用它的动名词形式，作介词的宾语。

    即学即练：My grandma still treats me like a child. She can’t imagine me _________.

    A. grow up     B. grown up      C. growing up   D. to grow up

    解析：B。由语境可知“她不能想象我已经成年了”，短语形容词grown up(成年的，成熟的)作宾补。

     

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