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Henry played his last practical joke on his best friends because he wanted them to see that_____.
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Samuel H. Scudder was disappointed when his professor asked him to look at the fish because_____.
- A.Drinking for Better Social Relationships
- B.Experiments of Personality Evaluation
- C.Developing Better Drinking Habits
- D.Physical Sensations and Emotions
- A.abstract thinking does not come from physical experiences
- B.feelings of warmth and coldness are studied worldwide
- C.physical temperature affects how we see others
- D.capable persons are often cold to others
- A.evaluate someone’s personality
- B.write down their hypotheses
- C.fill out a personal information form.
- D.hold coffee and cold drink alternatively
- A.adults should develop social skills
- B.babies need warm physical contact
- C.caregivers should be healthy adults
- D.monkeys have social relationships
- A.Because she had no time to ask what he did.
- B.Because she did not care about his job.
- C.Because Alf ’ s fellow dustmen kept his secret.
- D.Because Alf usually wore a suit when she saw him.
- A.He told her that he was a dustman.
- B.He told her that he was a clerk.
- C.He told her that he worked for the corporation.
- D.He told her that he was a white collar worker.
- A.She was married to an old dustman.
- B.Her husband had been a dustman.
- C.She should marry a clerk.
- D.Her husband had been a white collar worker.
- A.His new job is worth more than his previous one in every respect.
- B.He will no longer need a shower before returning home from work.
- C.He can now tell his wife about his previous job without embarrassment.
- D.He feels that other people will respect him more.
- A.People often care more about status about a job than the salary.
- B.“White-collar workers” usually wear a suit to go to work.
- C.Manual workers prefer to keep their job a secret.
- D.Office workers usually earn less money than manual workers.
- A.To
- B.With
- C.At
- D.For
- A.turned around
- B.turned in
- C.turned up
- D.turned out
- A.to work
- B.working
- C.to have worked
- D.having worked
- A.should spend
- B.must spend
- C.should have spent
- D.must have spent
- A.to be held
- B.held
- C.being held
- D.holding
- A.which
- B.what
- C.that
- D.where
- A.to be informed
- B.informed of
- C.informing
- D.to be informed of
- A.there was a pretty girl by his side
- B.a pretty girl was by his side
- C.with a pretty girl by his side
- D.with a pretty girl was by his side
- A.Owing to
- B.Thanks to
- C.Due to
- D.According to
- A.in;of
- B.to;with
- C.in;with
- D.to;of
- A.can
- B.must
- C.should
- D.would
- A.worked out
- B.opposed
- C.worked against
- D.refused
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Washington, a state in the United States, was named_____ one of the greatest American presidents.
- A.in honor of
- B.instead of
- C.in favor of
- D.by means of
- A.lonely
- B.alone
- C.simply
- D.singly
- A.has completed
- B.completes
- C.has been completed
- D.is completed
- A.Completing
- B.Complete
- C.Completed
- D.To complete
- A.hoped; hadn,t managed
- B.has hoped ;didn’ t manage
- C.hope ;don,t manage
- D.had hoped ;didn, t manage
- A.turn up
- B.turn in
- C.turn to
- D.turn down
- A.live on
- B.live by
- C.go by
- D.go on
- A.until
- B.that
- C.then
- D.so
