答案 He lived in London for three months,during which time he learned some English.

六、单句改错

1.This is the good car on that I spent all my money.

答案 that→which

2.Please tell me from which you borrowed the English novel.

答案 which→whom

3.Finally I decided to stay in Chongqing that I finished my college study.

答案 that→where

4.There are four students in the classroom,all of which are working hard.

答案 which→whom

5.They live in a house the door of that is yellow.

答案 that→which

6.She will never forget the day when she spent in Beijing.

答案 when→that/which或去掉when

7.Is this the factory in which we visited last week?

答案 去掉in

8.There are three libraries in our school,all of whom were built five years ago.

答案 whom→which

七、完形填空

　　The first time I noticed this phenomenon(现象) was a few years ago,in St Peter's Basilica in Rome-a crowd of people standing round Michelangelo's Pieta,taking photos with their cameras and mobile phones.Then last week I saw it 　1　 at the Museum of Modern Art in New York.At first,I wasn't too 　2　 when I saw people 　3　 the paintings.It was a bit annoying,　4　 that was all.It didn't really make me 　5　.Then the sad 　6　 hit me.Most of the people were taking photos without looking at the 　7　 themselves.People around were 　8　 me,not because they were trying to get a better view of the 　9　,but because they 　10　 to make sure that no one blocked their photo.Was it possible that perhaps they were taking the photos so that they could admire(欣赏) the paintings better 　11　 they got home?This was very 　12　.They were not there to 　13　 the paintings,but to take photos to 　14　 that they had been there.

　　Then it got 　15　.Now people were taking photos of their friends who were posing in front of some of the most well-known paintings.Neither the photographers nor the person they were photographing had 　16　 the art itself,　17　 I saw that sometimes they 　18　 the label(标签),to make sure that the artist really was 　19　.At least nobody asked me to take a picture of them together,smiling in front of a Picasso!

I think that photography in museums should be 　20　,but I also have a less drastic(严厉的) solution.I think that people who want to take a photo of a painting should be forced to look at it first,for at least one minute.