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    【题目】句子翻译.
    （1）水将对生命发展有关键作用在当时并不明显。
    It was not that water was to be to the development of life.
    （2）站在塔顶上，我仍能看到远处的山。 ( in the distance)
    at the top of the tower, I could see the mountains .
    （3）他们直到穿过了山谷才看到美丽的景色。(not……until……; go through)
    They see the great they went through the valley.

    【答案】
    （1）obvious；fundamental
    （2）Standing；in；the；distance
    （3）didn't；scenery；until
    【解析】根据所给汉语完成句子。
    （1）obvious; fundamental 显而易见的 obvious;基本原理，关键作用 fundamental，故填 obvious; fundamental。
    （2）Standing; in the distance.第一空是现在分词做时间状语，故填Standing;在远方in the distance.，故第二空 填 in the distance.
    （3）didn't ; scenery until根据句意可知此处用一般过去时态，故填didn't; scenery until。

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