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In “Love of Life”,the man was hungry and fell into a restless sleep, in which he dreamed of _____.
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60.
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59.
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58.
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55.
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57.
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56.
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54.
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53.
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52.
- A.Cold stored food does not always taste good.
- B.More safety regulations should have been made.
- C.Cold stored food has become part of people, s daily life.
- D.Artificial light is commonly used to trick hens into laying eggs.
- A.Food seasoned with salt and pepper.
- B.Food obtainable in all seasons of the year.
- C.Food available in plenty and in good condition.
- D.Food available during a particular time of the year.
- A.They were no longer fresh.
- B.They were as delicious as fruit.
- C.They were good for fruit pies.
- D.They were popular at the time.
- A.They were short-sighted.
- B.They were careless.
- C.They were ignorant.
- D.They were greedy.
- A.They teach people how to do mathematics conveniently.
- B.They enable people to better understand money saving issues.
- C.They tell people how to regain confidence and escape poverty.
- D.They provide people with professional advice on money issues.
- Artificial refrigeration promised a solution. By 1904, Friedberg writes, there were more than 600 cold-storage warehouses in the U. S. One facility in Boston had room for 150 million eggs at a time.
- But many customers were unimpressed with these new facilities. That was partly because, at first, cold storage often wasn, t done very well. Warehouse managers didn, t always know what temperature was best for various kinds of food.Eggs stored for a long
- Another reason for consumers ’ distrust of refrigeration was actual untrustworthy behavior by companies. Some merchants put food into cold storage when it was already going bad.Retailers bought the stored eggs either with blind faith or accepted the situa
- Finally, poultry farmers developed a new technical solution. By breeding new kinds of hens, adjusting their feed, and using artificial light to trick them into thinking spring had arrived early, they created a steady supply of eggs throughout the year. Me
- A.Enthusiasm.
- B.Distrust.
- C.Indifference.
- D.Puzzlement.
- A.Financial trouble.
- B.Emotional problems.
- C.Frugal lifestyles.
- D.Monetary aid.
- A.Positive.
- B.Pathetic.
- C.Boastful.
- D.Sentimental.
- A.To spread the value of thrift.
- B.To document the activities of her children.
- C.To help herself tackle the financial pressure.
- D.To seek financial assistance from the readers.
- A.rather
- B.well
- C.best
- D.better
- A.so is
- B.nor does
- C.so does
- D.nor is
- A.what
- B.that
- C.if
- D.why
- A.is
- B.are
- C.be
- D.being
- A.which
- B.where
- C.when
- D.why
- A.drop
- B.fall
- C.leak
- D.flow
- A.train
- B.practice
- C.drill
- D.operate
- A.take
- B.set
- C.make
- D.get
- A.whom
- B.who
- C.that
- D.which
- A.must
- B.need
- C.should
- D.ought to
- A.for
- B.over
- C.of
- D.with
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Although the journey usually takes six weeks, you should allow_____ delays caused by bad weather.
- A.with
- B.of
- C.for
- D.to
- A.Otherwise
- B.Yet
- C.Likewise
- D.However
- A.of
- B.from
- C.to
- D.in
- A.whoever
- B.whomever
- C.whichever
- D.whatever
- A.rival
- B.match C.opponent D.enemy
- A.hurt
- B.injury
- C.wound
- D.damage
- A.would
- B.should
- C.must
- D.can
- A.being told
- B.to have told
- C.to be told
- D.having told
