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    ________ its historic task, Mir space station fell into unpopulated South Pacific area as ________ on March 23,2001.


    1. A.
      To end; expected
    2. B.
      Having ended; expecting
    3. C.
      Ending; to be expected
    4. D.
      Ending expected
    D
    此题考查有关非谓语形式在句中的作用，第一空用 Ending，表示和平号宇宙空间站结束了它的历史使命，第二空用 expected构成“as expected ＝ as it had been expected” 短语，表示“正如预期的那样”。
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