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  3. Margaret Mitchell, the author of the enormously popular novel Gone With the

Margaret Mitchell, the author of the enormously popular novel Gone With the

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问题     Margaret Mitchell, the author of the enormously popular novel Gone With the Wind, died in 1949 at the age of forty-nine. She was killed by a reckless driver whose own excuse for his carelessness was "everybody does it".
    "Peggy" Mitchell wrote her only book in 1936. It【S1】______a Pulitzer Prize and the motion picture adaptation won the Academy Award for best picture, in 1939.
    In the summer of 1949, Margaret Mitchell had been considering beginning【S2】______again. Before she could begin another work, however, she was killed while crossing a street in her hometown of Atlama, Georgia. She and her husband were【S3】______their way to see the film A Canterbury Tale. As they were crossing file avenue to the theater, a car【S4】______by twenty-nine-year-old, off-duty taxi driver named Hugh D. Gravitt tore around the corner. It braked, skidded and veered(改变方向) as the driver attempted to avoid the threatening disaster. But Miss Mitchell, frightened, pulled away from her husband, and ran in the direction the car had veered. She was hit and fell ’unconscious. She died of a skull fracture after five days in critical condition.
    The driver unconscious was sentenced to eighteen months【S5】______prison for involuntary manslaughter (过失杀人). He had already been arrested twenty-eight times in the previous ten years for reckless driving. Eight of the arrests had resulted in convictions(定罪). Yet, on the day after his conviction【S6】______  the manslaughter of Margaret Mitchell, and the day【S7】______he was to begin【S8】______his sentence, he and his wife【S9】______when he crashed【S10】______a track.

A—serving            B—won             C—driven              D—into
E—were injured       F—for             G—on                  H—in
I—to write           J—after           K—by                  L—bring
M—because            N—before [br] 【S2】
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答案 I
解析 begin to do sth．用来表示开始发生的状态或精神活动，如：She began to feel dizzy．她开始感到晕眩；也用来表示一个渐渐的过程(这时主语是物而不是人)；如：The paper was begining to peel off the walls．壁纸开始脱落。这句话是说Margaret Mitchell考虑开始着手写作。
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