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The correct is b, and the correction of the error is as follows.

A: There are basically two kinds of encyclopedias: one is comprehensive; One is professional. It is a large-scale encyclopedia that includes all disciplines and categories of knowledge in ancient and modern China and abroad; Specialized encyclopedias are encyclopedias dedicated to a certain subject and a certain field of knowledge.

C: Facts tell us that where the natural ecological environment is well protected, the loss is small when disasters occur.

A correct. b should be changed to the first of the atomic bomb and the hydrogen bomb, and the first of the artificial satellite, indicating that the development of China's science and technology has reached the world's advanced standard.

c should read Facts tell us: where the natural ecological environment is well protected, where disasters occur, the losses are small.

It's hard work. Ay. It's not interesting enough not to give points!

All are wrong, the following corrections:

a:, one is professional;

B: The ** of the hydrogen bomb, C: Where is the natural ecological environment protected well, D: The basis of knowledge is the facts and the basis, and there are two kinds of facts and the basis: one is what you have seen with your own eyes; One is to listen to other people's legends.

I came in after reading the headline.

A is correct B is wrong to use the tonal sign after "the ** of the hydrogen bomb", if there are parallel words in the parallel words, the large parallel words should use a comma, and the small parallel words should use a ton. For example, the atomic bomb and hydrogen bomb, and the launch of artificial satellites indicate that the development of science and technology in China has reached a new level.

C's mistake is to misuse the question mark after "which place is the natural ecological environment is well protected", although some sentences contain the question words "who", "what", "how", "how much", etc., they only act as an ingredient in the whole sentence, but the whole sentence is not an interrogative sentence, and there is no question mark at the end.

D's mistake is that quotation marks should not be used in the sentence, the colon serves as a hint of the following, and the colon is not followed by a direct quotation, so quotation marks should not be used.

In sentence a, "comprehensive is a large encyclopedia that includes all disciplines and categories of knowledge in ancient and modern China and foreign countries, and professional is an encyclopedia that specializes in introducing a certain subject and a certain field of knowledge", and there can be no semicolon in the middle, and there should be at least one comma between the semicolon and the semicolon.

A correct. b Replace the pause after the word "**" with a comma.

c Replace question mark with comma.

d The first comma should be replaced by a full stop, and the quotation marks should be removed.

1.Cautious--- describes his actions as very cautious and not negligent at all.

2.Reluctant--- describe nostalgia and can't bear to separate.

3.Concentration --- describe a high level of mental concentration.

4.The stream is endless--- front and back, continuous.

5.Categorically--- metaphor for dealing with things or speaking resolutely and decisively, without hesitation.

I nodded stupidly and hurriedly: "Yes, yes!" Can you get the favor of such a pure and lovely little girl, can you not do it?

So I took the trouble to copy the pen, sketched as I looked, and self-righteously changed a lot. At the end, the little girl showed her shallow dimples and said to me with a smile, "You are so serious!

Ah, I'm jumping for joy!

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The punctuation is perfect.

Here are two sentences::

1. The drought drove all the male laborers out of the mountains to work. (The subject is "drought") 2. Only women are left to bear all the burdens of life—taking care of the elderly, disciplining children, and cultivating the fields. (If the subject does not appear, it can be regarded as an omission.)

Since I didn't see the above, I guess the subject should be "here" or "village", etc. ）

If you shorten the sentence, the first sentence has not changed much: the drought has driven the male laborers out of the mountains to work.

The second sentence could be reduced to read: "Only women are left to carry the burden."

Subject: Drought, Predicate, Hurry, Object, Part-time Job, First Sentence, Oh, Punctuation is perfect.

The drought has driven all the male laborers out of the mountains to work, leaving only the women to bear all the burdens of life - taking care of the elderly, disciplining the children, and cultivating the fields.

Since the abstract is not the title of the book, but only a part of the book, the citation is indicated in double quotation marks.