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高三英语语法复习
考点8被动语态
八大被动结构·无被动动词·主动表被动→综合100题
语态问题只有一句话:主语是动作的发出者→主动;主语是动作的承受者→被动。
一、一眼识别
· 主语是物,后面给的动词是及物动词(如build,make,publish,design,award)→多半被动。
· 句子里没有by短语也没有宾语,但意思上需要宾语→被动。
· 空格后有by→几乎必被动。
二、八大被动结构
时态
被动结构
例句核心
一般现在
am/is/are done
is regarded as
一般过去
was/were done
was built in 1990
一般将来
will be done
will be held tomorrow
过去将来
would be done
would be finished
现在进行
am/is/are being done
is being repaired
过去进行
was/were being done
was being discussed
现在完成
have/has been done
has been recognized
过去完成
had been done
had been damaged
情态动词
情态+be done
should be taken/can be done
三、没有被动语态的动词/短语(只能填主动)
表拥有、花费:have,cost,lack,own
表归属、适配:belong to,suit,fit
表自然发生:happen,take place,break out,occur,last,run out,come true,come out
表构成、追溯:consist of,date from/date back to,make up(组成时)
系动词:be,look,sound,smell,taste,feel,seem,appear,become,remain
四、主动形式表被动意义(高考高频陷阱)
结构
用法
例句
主语为物+sell/wash/write/read/cook+well/easily
说明事物性能
The novel sells well.
感官系动词+adj.
smell/taste/feel/look/sound/prove
The plan sounds practical.
won't/can't+open/lock/move/close
物品属性
The door won't close.
need/want/require/bear+doing
=to be done
The house needs repairing.
be worth doing
只用主动
The film is worth watching.
be to blame
应受责备(主动表被动)
Who is to blame?
口诀:被动三问——"谁做的?"(不知道/不重要)→"谁被做的?"(主语被做)→"这动词能不能有被动?"(不能就填主动)。
训练题库(100题)
1. The first five national parks in China ______ (establish) officially in 2021 and now cover 230,000 square kilometers of protected land.
2. Over 120 nature reserves ______ (join) together by these national parks, which has greatly improved ecosystem health and long-term stability.
3. The sources of three major rivers ______ (protect) by Sanjiangyuan National Park, and their water flow has increased by nearly 50% in five years.
4. Separate panda habitats ______ (connect) by the Giant Panda National Park, giving the animals a larger and safer home to live in.
5. Property rights registration for these parks ______ (complete) by China in August 2024, clarifying ownership and responsibilities for the future.
6. In ancient China, a special cold food called Sushan ______ (regard) by many scholars as the earliest form of ice cream.
7. Sushan, whose name means crispy mountain, ______ (combine) with milk, butter and sugar before it was served on special occasions.
8. During the Tang Dynasty, milk ______ (sweeten) and sometimes thickened with flour before it was iced through advanced cooling methods.
9. Metal containers holding the mixture ______ (place) in ice with saltpeter, a substance that lowers the freezing point of water.
10. Although Sushan was not exactly ice cream, it ______ (present) in a partly frozen state occasionally in ancient court life.
11. Suzhou Embroidery, one of the most representative types of Chinese embroidery, ______ (create) by Yao Jianping for many years.
12. Yao Jianping’s traditional techniques and innovative skills ______ (recognize) by UNESCO, which gave her the title “Master of Folk Arts and Crafts”.
13. A fine piece of Suzhou Embroidery ______ (receive) by Queen Elizabeth II in 2015 as a gift from the visiting Chinese President.
14. The gift called Song of Life, which was a vivid portrayal of the Queen and Prince Philip, ______ (complete) by Yao and her assistants in over three months.
15. Many of Yao’s works ______ (include) in important institutions such as the National Museum of China and Buckingham Palace.
16. Mapam Yumco Lake, located at over 4,500 meters in Tibet, ______ (refer) to as the “Mother of Rivers” by local people.
17. Nearly 99,000 hectares of wetland ______ (protect) by ninety guardians, of which the lake makes up about 69,000 hectares.
18. The wetland’s ecosystem ______ (improve) over the past years thanks to the efforts of Dradul and other guardians.
19. Dradul’s life ______ (give) new purpose by his role as a guardian, and he now has a stable income and a deep sense of achievement.
20. Dradul dreams that Mapam Yumco Lake will ______ (keep) pure forever if local people and visitors are sincere and hardworking.
21. Tea ______ (give) to me as simple gifts by students, including Yunnan Pu’er, Zhejiang Longjing and Henan tea.
22. In a country where many students live far from home, tea ______ (see) as a bridge to childhood, family and heritage.
23. In Chengdu, the first brew ______ (discard) by students not for hygiene but to honor ancestral continuity.
24. Chinese teahouses, located in bustling cities, ______ (regard) as rare sanctuaries where people can slow down and share stories.
25. Chinese tea ______ (treat) with reverence much like French wine or Scotch whisky, embodying terroir, lineage and regional identity.
26. A new snack called “milk skin tanghulu” ______ (share) widely on Douyin, becoming a major internet sensation.
27. Traditional tanghulu ______ (combine) with rich Inner Mongolian milk skin, creating a delightful balance of sweet, sour and milky flavors.
28. The new snack’s photogenic looks made it a popular subject for posts, and its online hype ______ (fuel) by catchy short videos.
29. Health experts warn that overconsumption could lead to skin glycation, but the concerns ______ (ignore) by many young consumers.
30. In recent years, many old treats ______ (bring) back to life with creative twists to attract young consumers online.
31. The frozen Songhua River witnessed an ice-dragon-boat race, in which fourteen top universities ______ (invite) to participate.
32. Nearly 200 rowers struck the ice in perfect unison, and enthusiastic cheers ______ (hear) from the audience lining the banks.
33. The Cambridge team, along with several Chinese university teams, ______ (award) the first prize in the international friendship race.
34. Wu Jian stressed that the ice-dragon-boat race ______ (plan) strategically to promote cultural exchanges between China and the UK.
35. During the race, the dragon boat, which symbolizes unity and progress, ______ (carry) by young people toward deeper mutual understanding.
36. Zhao Yang is a researcher at a desert station that ______ (celebrate) for creating the straw-checkerboard technique over sixty years.
37. A special bacterial strain ______ (extract) from local soil and combined with lab-cultured cyanobacteria to shorten the crust-forming period.
38. Foreign experts once predicted that China’s first desert railway ______ (bury) by sand within thirty years after it opened in 1958.
39. In recent years, the national campaign against desertification ______ (strengthen) on a large scale, with millions of hectares treated annually.
40. China’s practical expertise in desert control ______ (share) with other countries since 2005, showing its global responsibility.
41. In a martial arts club in Yaounde, dozens of students ______ (lead) by Martin Mangwandjo, who moves confidently despite a congenital disease.
42. Martin’s passion for Chinese martial arts ______ (spark) by films featuring legends like Bruce Lee and Jackie Chan.
43. During a performance, Martin’s skill and determination ______ (notice) by a visiting Chinese martial arts master named Xiao.
44. Martin ______ (teach) many aspects of Chinese culture, such as traditional Chinese medicine, kung fu and tai chi, by Master Xiao.
45. Martin now sees himself as a cultural ambassador, and his wish is that Chinese martial arts ______ (take) up by more Africans with disabilities.
46. Before my trip to Beijing, I ______ (impress) by a culture over 5,000 years old and by friendly local people.
47. My view of Chinese culture reached new heights when an exploration of Beijing’s old hutong ______ (make) by me.
48. Walking through the alleys and visiting a local home offered a memorable insight into traditional living, which ______ (value) by Chinese people.
49. In Beijing, modern architecture ______ (see) coexisting harmoniously with preserved historical sites like the Forbidden City.
50. The Great Wall left me speechless because it ______ (regard) as a bridge connecting China’s historic past and present.
51. The last two giant pandas in Japan ______ (transport) by truck from Ueno Zoo to Narita Airport for their return to China.
52. Their return followed massive public attention, and around 311,500 people ______ (report) to have applied for zoo tickets.
53. Reservations for the final public viewing reached 24.6 times the permitted capacity, so many fans without tickets ______ (refuse) entry at the gate.
54. Many Japanese fans still went to Ueno Zoo to bid farewell to the pandas even though tickets ______ (not secure) by them in advance.
55. The deputy director said the pandas ______ (follow) by many Japanese fans and supported over the years.
56. Khoomei, a traditional Mongolian art form, ______ (know) as a kind of throat singing that can produce multiple notes simultaneously.
57. Khoomei has been passed down through generations of Mongolians and ______ (tie) closely to their spiritual and cultural practices over a long history.
58. In 2009, khoomei ______ (recognize) by UNESCO as an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity, highlighting its cultural significance around the world.
59. Although khoomei ______ (perform) traditionally by senior masters, it has increasingly captured the interest of younger generations in modern society.
60. The distinctive sound of khoomei ______ (use) in the hit animated movie Ne Zha 2, especially during mythical moments such as the appearance of the Tianyuan Ding.
61. The Taichu Calendar, which ______ (name) after the Taichu era, was a major reform of China’s ancient calendar in Chinese history.
62. The solar year ______ (calculate) by the Taichu Calendar as 365.25 days long, an improvement over earlier calendars that had estimated it inaccurately.
63. A leap month system ______ (introduce) into the Taichu Calendar to maintain synchronization with the seasons, so that farmers could plan agricultural activities.
64. Twenty-four solar terms ______ (use) as indicators for farming cycles and marked specific seasonal changes, allowing farmers to plant and harvest with greater precision.
65. The calendar’s legacy ______ (reflect) in its scientific approach to time and its lasting impact on agricultural traditions, shaping the way people interacted with nature.
66. Jordan Martin, also ______ (know) by his Chinese name Ma Zhaoren, has stayed at Yuelu Academy in Hunan Province for over a decade.
67. When Martin first stepped into the academy, he ______ (attract) by its long history and sacred atmosphere, which helped explain his long stay.
68. Having earned his master’s and doctorate at the academy, Martin ______ (appoint) as a teacher of Chinese philosophy in 2022.
69. Whenever he attends international conferences, a moment ______ (set) aside by Martin to introduce Yuelu Academy to people from other countries.
70. The spirit of the academy ______ (capture) best in a classical Chinese line about virtue and constant self-strengthening, which Martin often quotes.
71. Wing Chun, an original Chinese dance drama from Shenzhen, ______ (show) in Toronto, Canada, for its North American run on Tuesday night.
72. Nearly all of the theater’s roughly 3,000 seats in Meridian Hall ______ (fill), and the performance drew prolonged applause at curtain call.
73. The production was described by China’s consul general as an artistic work that ______ (root) in Chinese culture and conveys the warmth of civilization.
74. One narrative traces the life of Ip Man, who ______ (know) internationally as the teacher of Bruce Lee and a legendary Wing Chun master.
75. The dance drama reflects Shenzhen’s open character and its capacity to integrate tradition with modern innovation, which ______ (praise) by many audience members.
76. A comprehensive guide to Qinqiang Opera ______ (publish) recently in Beijing, featuring over 300 high-definition stage photos and detailed hand-drawn illustrations.
77. Titled Qinqiang Opera, the volume ______ (design) as both an art companion and a visual album for general readers who want to understand the art form.
78. The book traces the art form’s development and captures the dedication of inheritors, whose stagecraft ______ (highlight) in detailed illustrations.
79. Most existing publications on Qinqiang Opera are aimed at specialists, so general readers ______ (leave) with few accessible materials about this traditional art.
80. The book aims to introduce Qinqiang Opera to a broader audience, and it ______ (expect) to bring the art beyond professional circles.
81. The Beijing 2022 Winter Olympics concluded successfully and ______ (attend) by athletes from many different countries and gained wide attention around the world.
82. Chinese athletes took an active part in the Games, and their efforts ______ (praise) for helping China achieve its best overseas Winter Games performance.
83. China sent its largest-ever overseas Winter Olympic team, in which 126 athletes ______ (include) across 15 disciplines and 91 events.
84. A key highlight was Ning Zhongyan’s gold medal, which ______ (consider) a breakthrough in men’s 1,500m speed skating and broke long-standing dominance.
85. The 15 medals consolidated China’s balanced development in ice and snow disciplines, but long-term work ______ (require) to keep improving.
86. In 2009, Townshend came to Beijing, where a website called Wild Beijing ______ (establish) to celebrate the capital’s wildlife and connect more people to nature.
87. Initially serving as a birding blog, the website ______ (regard) as an ode to urban biodiversity by more people in Beijing.
88. The Beijing swift nests in ancient courtyards and gateways, and its long migration ______ (track) by recent studies to southern Africa and back.
89. The migratory birds are a shared natural heritage, and the swifts that nest in Beijing may winter in Botswana, where they ______ (host) by local communities.
90. Encouraged by the rise of local organizations, Townshend is happy that environmental protection ______ (take) up enthusiastically by many young people.
91. Virtual museums no longer serve as backup options; instead, unique cultural value ______ (offer) by them on their own to people who cannot travel.
92. Over the past decade, the museum experience ______ (redefine) by digitalization and AI-powered tools that enhance accessibility and visitor engagement.
93. Instead of staring at static images, people can interact with objects and explore rooms that ______ (close) to the public in real life.
94. Some exhibits integrate animation and audio, while lost heritage ______ (reconstruct) by others in digital form for virtual visitors around the world.
95. As museums embrace digital transformation, a unique opportunity ______ (give) to them to become more inclusive and sustainable than ever before.
96. Ieoh Ming Pei, a Chinese-born American architect, ______ (celebrate) for designs that integrated Eastern and Western traditions in the architectural world.
97. The Suzhou Museum, which ______ (design) by Pei and his team, became a vivid proof of his architectural philosophy in the end.
98. The museum drew over 3 million visitors in its first year, many of whom ______ (engage) in workshops on traditional art and modern design.
99. Pei emphasized that buildings should not merely serve functional purposes but ______ (treat) as bridges connecting diverse cultures across the world.
100. As the world becomes increasingly interconnected, Pei’s legacy shows that cultural gaps ______ (bridge) by architecture across generations and inspire appreciation.
答案与解析(100句)
1. were established。解析:主语 parks 与 establish 是被动关系;in 2021 表过去,复数主语,用一般过去时被动。
2. have been joined。解析:reserves 与 join 是被动关系;over 120 且强调已完成结果,用现在完成时被动。
3. are protected。解析:sources 与 protect 是被动关系;陈述当前事实,用一般现在时被动。
4. have been connected。解析:habitats 与 connect 是被动关系;强调已完成的连接结果,用现在完成时被动。
5. was completed。解析:registration 与 complete 是被动关系;in August 2024 表过去,单数主语,用一般过去时被动。
6. was regarded。解析:Sushan 与 regard 是被动关系;in ancient China 表过去,用一般过去时被动。
7. was combined。解析:Sushan 与 combine 是被动关系;描述古代制作过程,用一般过去时被动。
8. was sweetened。解析:milk 与 sweeten 是被动关系;During the Tang Dynasty 表过去,用一般过去时被动。
9. were placed。解析:containers 与 place 是被动关系;描述古代做法,复数主语,用一般过去时被动。
10. was presented。解析:it 指 Sushan,与 present 是被动关系;描述古代情况,用一般过去时被动。
11. has been created。解析:Suzhou Embroidery 与 create 是被动关系;for many years 强调持续到现在,用现在完成时被动。
12. were recognized。解析:techniques and skills 与 recognize 是被动关系;which gave 表过去,用一般过去时被动。
13. was received。解析:A fine piece 与 receive 是被动关系;in 2015 表过去,单数主语,用一般过去时被动。
14. was completed。解析:The gift 与 complete 是被动关系;in over three months 表过去完成,用一般过去时被动。
15. are included。解析:works 与 include 是被动关系;陈述事实,复数主语,用一般现在时被动。
16. is referred。解析:Lake 与 refer 是被动关系;be referred to as 为固定被动结构,陈述事实用一般现在时。
17. are protected。解析:wetland 与 protect 是被动关系;陈述当前保护状态,用一般现在时被动。
18. has been improved。解析:ecosystem 与 improve 是被动关系;over the past years 用现在完成时被动。
19. has been given。解析:life 与 give 是被动关系;now 表结果,用现在完成时被动。
20. be kept。解析:Lake 与 keep 是被动关系;will 后接 be + 过去分词。
21. was given。解析:Tea 与 give 是被动关系;began as gifts 表过去,用一般过去时被动。
22. is seen。解析:tea 与 see 是被动关系;be seen as 为固定结构,陈述事实用一般现在时被动。
23. was discarded。解析:the first brew 与 discard 是被动关系;描述过去成都经历,用一般过去时被动。
24. are regarded。解析:teahouses 与 regard 是被动关系;be regarded as 为固定结构,陈述事实用一般现在时被动。
25. is treated。解析:Chinese tea 与 treat 是被动关系;陈述文化事实,用一般现在时被动。
26. is shared。解析:snack 与 share 是被动关系;currently 表当前,用一般现在时被动。
27. has been combined。解析:tanghulu 与 combine 是被动关系;强调已经形成的创新搭配,用现在完成时被动。
28. was fueled。解析:hype 与 fuel 是被动关系;made 表过去,用一般过去时被动。
29. are ignored。解析:concerns 与 ignore 是被动关系;陈述当前现象,复数主语,用一般现在时被动。
30. have been brought。解析:old treats 与 bring 是被动关系;In recent years 用现在完成时被动。
31. were invited。解析:universities 与 invite 是被动关系;witnessed 表过去,复数主语,用一般过去时被动。
32. were heard。解析:cheers 与 hear 是被动关系;struck 表过去,复数主语,用一般过去时被动。
33. was awarded。解析:The Cambridge team 与 award 是被动关系;描述比赛结果,用一般过去时被动。
34. was planned。解析:race 与 plan 是被动关系;stressed 后宾语从句表过去,用一般过去时被动。
35. was carried。解析:dragon boat 与 carry 是被动关系;During the race 表过去,用一般过去时被动。
36. is celebrated。解析:station 与 celebrate 是被动关系;be celebrated for 为固定结构,陈述事实用一般现在时被动。
37. was extracted。解析:strain 与 extract 是被动关系;描述实验过程,用一般过去时被动。
38. would be buried。解析:railway 与 bury 是被动关系;predicted 后表过去将来,用 would be + 过去分词。
39. has been strengthened。解析:campaign 与 strengthen 是被动关系;In recent years 用现在完成时被动。
40. has been shared。解析:expertise 与 share 是被动关系;since 2005 用现在完成时被动。
41. are led。解析:students 与 lead 是被动关系;描述俱乐部现状,复数主语,用一般现在时被动。
42. was sparked。解析:passion 与 spark 是被动关系;began in childhood 表过去,用一般过去时被动。
43. were noticed。解析:skill and determination 与 notice 是被动关系;During a performance 表过去,用一般过去时被动。
44. was taught。解析:Martin 与 teach 是被动关系;by Master Xiao 表过去,用一般过去时被动。
45. will be taken。解析:Chinese martial arts 与 take up 是被动关系;his wish is that 后表将来,用 will be + 过去分词。
46. was impressed。解析:I 与 impress 是被动关系;Before my trip 表过去,用一般过去时被动。
47. was made。解析:exploration 与 make 是被动关系;when 从句表过去,单数主语,用一般过去时被动。
48. is valued。解析:traditional living 与 value 是被动关系;陈述文化事实,用一般现在时被动。
49. is seen。解析:modern architecture 与 see 是被动关系;be seen doing 为固定结构,陈述事实用一般现在时被动。
50. is regarded。解析:it 指长城,与 regard 是被动关系;be regarded as 为固定结构,用一般现在时被动。
51. were transported。解析:pandas 与 transport 是被动关系;描述已发生的回国过程,复数主语,用一般过去时被动。
52. were reported。解析:people 与 report 是被动关系;be reported to have done 为固定结构,用一般过去时被动。
53. were refused。解析:fans 与 refuse 是被动关系;so 从句表过去结果,复数主语,用一般过去时被动。
54. had not been secured。解析:tickets 与 secure 是被动关系;发生在 went 之前,用过去完成时被动。
55. had been followed。解析:pandas 与 follow 是被动关系;said 后表过去之前,用过去完成时被动。
56. is known。解析:Khoomei 与 know 是被动关系;be known as 为固定结构,用一般现在时被动。
57. is tied。解析:Khoomei 与 tie 是被动关系;be tied to 为固定结构,陈述事实用一般现在时被动。
58. was recognized。解析:khoomei 与 recognize 是被动关系;In 2009 表过去,用一般过去时被动。
59. was performed。解析:khoomei 与 perform 是被动关系;traditionally 表过去习惯,用一般过去时被动。
60. is used。解析:sound 与 use 是被动关系;描述电影中的使用,用一般现在时被动。
61. was named。解析:calendar 与 name 是被动关系;which 从句表过去,用一般过去时被动。
62. was calculated。解析:solar year 与 calculate 是被动关系;描述历史事实,用一般过去时被动。
63. was introduced。解析:system 与 introduce 是被动关系;描述历法改革,用一般过去时被动。
64. were used。解析:solar terms 与 use 是被动关系;描述历史用途,复数主语,用一般过去时被动。
65. is reflected。解析:legacy 与 reflect 是被动关系;陈述其影响,用一般现在时被动。
66. known。解析:Martin 与 know 是被动关系;also known by 作非谓语,过去分词表被动。
67. was attracted。解析:he 与 attract 是被动关系;When 从句表过去,用一般过去时被动。
68. was appointed。解析:Martin 与 appoint 是被动关系;in 2022 表过去,用一般过去时被动。
69. is set。解析:a moment 与 set aside 是被动关系;Whenever 表习惯,用一般现在时被动。
70. is captured。解析:spirit 与 capture 是被动关系;be captured in 为固定结构,用一般现在时被动。
71. was shown。解析:Wing Chun 与 show 是被动关系;on Tuesday night 表过去,用一般过去时被动。
72. were filled。解析:seats 与 fill 是被动关系;描述演出当晚,复数主语,用一般过去时被动。
73. is rooted。解析:work 与 root 是被动关系;be rooted in 为固定结构,用一般现在时被动。
74. is known。解析:Ip Man 与 know 是被动关系;be known as 为固定结构,用一般现在时被动。
75. was praised。解析:which 指舞剧,与 praise 是被动关系;描述演出后评价,用一般过去时被动。
76. has been published。解析:guide 与 publish 是被动关系;recently 用现在完成时被动。
77. is designed。解析:volume 与 design 是被动关系;be designed as 为固定结构,用一般现在时被动。
78. is highlighted。解析:stagecraft 与 highlight 是被动关系;描述书中内容,用一般现在时被动。
79. are left。解析:readers 与 leave 是被动关系;be left with 为固定结构,复数主语,用一般现在时被动。
80. is expected。解析:it 指书,与 expect 是被动关系;be expected to do 为固定结构,用一般现在时被动。
81. was attended。解析:Olympics 与 attend 是被动关系;concluded 表过去,单数主语,用一般过去时被动。
82. were praised。解析:efforts 与 praise 是被动关系;描述冬奥表现,复数主语,用一般过去时被动。
83. were included。解析:athletes 与 include 是被动关系;in which 从句表过去,复数主语,用一般过去时被动。
84. was considered。解析:medal 与 consider 是被动关系;was 表过去,单数主语,用一般过去时被动。
85. is required。解析:work 与 require 是被动关系;陈述客观需要,用一般现在时被动。
86. was established。解析:website 与 establish 是被动关系;In 2009 表过去,用一般过去时被动。
87. was regarded。解析:website 与 regard 是被动关系;Initially 表过去,用一般过去时被动。
88. has been tracked。解析:migration 与 track 是被动关系;Recent studies 强调现有结果,用现在完成时被动。
89. are hosted。解析:they 指 swifts,与 host 是被动关系;where 从句陈述事实,用一般现在时被动。
90. is taken。解析:environmental protection 与 take up 是被动关系;陈述当前现象,用一般现在时被动。
91. is offered。解析:value 与 offer 是被动关系;陈述虚拟博物馆作用,用一般现在时被动。
92. has been redefined。解析:experience 与 redefine 是被动关系;Over the past decade 用现在完成时被动。
93. are closed。解析:rooms 与 close 是被动关系;陈述现实限制,复数主语,用一般现在时被动。
94. is reconstructed。解析:heritage 与 reconstruct 是被动关系;while 从句陈述做法,用一般现在时被动。
95. is given。解析:opportunity 与 give 是被动关系;陈述博物馆机会,用一般现在时被动。
96. was celebrated。解析:Pei 与 celebrate 是被动关系;描述其生前评价,用一般过去时被动。
97. was designed。解析:museum 与 design 是被动关系;which 从句表过去,用一般过去时被动。
98. were engaged。解析:many of whom 与 engage 是被动关系;be engaged in 为固定结构,复数主语,用一般过去时被动。
99. be treated。解析:buildings 与 treat 是被动关系;should not merely serve... but (should) be treated,用 be + 过去分词。
100. can be bridged。解析:gaps 与 bridge 是被动关系;情态动词 can 后接 be + 过去分词。
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