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9．The Black Country is about 10miles from Birmingham．It's made up of four districts：Dudley，Walsall，Sandwell，and Wolvehampton．
Historically，it was famous for industry，which explains （16）whythe area is called the Black Country．It got its name during the industrial revolution，（17）when factory pollution turned the local skies black and coal dust from the mines made the soil the same color．Dudley，which is （18）probably（probable） the heart of the Black Country，has a history （19）dating （ date） back over 1，000years，and its famous castle has been there （20）sinceabout the 8th century．
People from Black Country are very friendly．（21）Buttheir local dialect，which comes from the old"Middle English"，can be very difficult to understand．I still remember taking （22）a visiting friend from Canada to a local Black Country pub for lunch．（23）Beforethe waitress could even finish describing the menu，my friend looked at me with his eyebrows （24）raised（raise）．When I asked what he wanted to order，he just shook his head in disbelief and asked if the waitress whom I （25）had been speaking/was speaking/had spoken/spoke（speak） to just now was naturally speaking English．

分析本文主要介紹黑區的組成部分，名稱的由來以及難以聽懂的語言．

解答 16．why 考查副詞．此處表示該地區被稱之為"黑區"這個名詞的由來，表原因；explain后面為一個賓語從句，所以由why來引導；故答案為why．
17．when   考查關系副詞．先行詞theindustrialrevolution在定語從句中充當時間狀語，故用關系副詞引導非限制性定語從句．故答案為when
18．probably 考查句子的構成成分．此處應用副詞形式probably．故答案為probably
19．dating 考查非謂語動詞．動詞date和邏輯主語ahistory之間為主謂關系，所以用dating作定語．故答案為dating
20．since 考查介詞．根據and后的句意"自從約8世紀以來，著名的城堡就一直在那里了"，以及主句中的謂語動詞是現在完成時可知，應填since．
21．But 考查連詞．第三段第一句話提到人們很友好，緊接著提到他們來自古英語的方言很難懂，由此可知，這兩句話之間是轉折關系，故用but．
22．a   考查冠詞．remember doing sth．意為"記得曾經做過的事"．句意：我仍然記得曾經來訪的一個朋友…．此處強調一個；故答案為a．
23．Before    考查連詞．引導一個時間狀語從句，表示在服務員報完菜單之前的狀況，所以用連詞before引導．故答案為Before．
24．raised   考查非謂語動詞．with的賓語hiseyebrows和raise之間是動賓關系，由此可知使用raised．
25．had been speaking/was speaking/had spoken/spoke   考查動詞的時態．本句的時態較靈活，根據本句主從句的謂語動詞的動作關系或時間狀語可知可以使用過去時的各種相應時態．故答案為had been speaking/was speaking/had spoken/spoke．

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Cellphones are （71）dangerous to use	●Some people think it （72）possible for cellphones to cause cancer． ●Camilla Rees got ill after his neighbor installed a wi-fi router． ●Millions of people have the （73）same problems as Camilla． ●Some evidence supports people's anxieties．
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