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- A.because wind and rain changed the weather
- B.which would have effects on wind and rain
- C.because wind and rain did not change the weather
- D.which would not have effects on wind and rain
- A.man's agriculture and industry ways
- B.natural weather
- C.wind and rain
- D.clouds
- A.90.
- B.60.
- C.33.
- D.300.
- A.begin
- B.end
- C.be another ice age
- D.start
- A.Hunters shoot condors.
- B.Puppet rearing practices have caused it.
- C.Hunter's bullets contain lead which poisons the meat condors eat.
- D.They never used to like lead.
- A.Let all condors free.
- B.Don't allow anyone to hunt.
- C.Make hunters use different kinds of bullets.
- D.Move the condors out of California.
- A.They have captured all the condors.
- B.Birds raised in captivity are attracted to humans.
- C.Hunters want to shoot them.
- D.There is not enough food for condors.
- A.The Human Sense of Smell
- B.Dogs Have Poor Eyesight
- C.Sense of Smell
- D.Dogs Have Excellent Sense of Smell
- According to the passage which of the following facts is NOT true?
- A.Many animals have poor eyesight while their sense of smell, is quite good.
- B.Dogs are color blind.
- C.The human sense of smell is not good.
- D.Dogs can see no more than shades of gray.
- A.forty-four
- B.one million
- C.220 million
- D.10,000
- A.five million
- B.more than 10,000
- C.fewer than 10,000
- D.no more than 10,000
- A.never see any snow
- B.seldom see snow
- C.often see snow
- D.may have seen several feet of snow
- A.sadness
- B.happiness
- C.frustration
- D.annoyance
- A.flowers and vegetables from Devon are on the market one month earlier
- B.farmers in the southwest grow as many vegetables and flowers as farmers elsewhere
- C.people in the southwest have to pay a higher price for vegetables and flowers
- D.vegetables in Cornwall ripen as much as a month earlier than flowers
- A.it is cold and wet all the year round
- B.the climate is pleasant as a whole
- C.it is warm most of the time in a year
- D.only the summer is not cold and wet
- A.there was a stop sign that Mr Williams ignored
- B.the police was not sure whether Mr Williams had a driving license
- C.the police thought that he was at a different crossroads with a stop sign on it
- D.there was a slow sign that Mr Williams ignored
- A.he sped up and disappeared
- B.he was scared and stopped his car
- C.he ignored the whistle and went on driving
- D.he stopped the car at one side of the road
- A.items
- B.goods
- C.objects
- D.discoveries
- A.harmful
- B.painful
- C.innocent
- D. used
- As one approaches some crossroads, one comes to a sign which says that drivers have to stop when they come to the main road ahead.At other crossroads, drivers have to go slow, but they do not actually have to stop (unless, of course, there is something co
- At once he heard a police whistle, so he pulled in to the side of the road and stopped.A policeman walked over to him with a notebook and pencil in his hand and said, "You didn't stop at the crossing." "But the sign there doesn't sa
- At a crossroads, you reduce your car's speed when
- A.there is s stop sign
- B.there is a slow sign
- C.you are on the main road
- D.you are on the crossroad
- A.harmless
- B.dangerous
- C.useless
- D.meaningless
- A.pictured
- B.displayed
- C.published
- D.disagreed
- A.harmless
- B.dangerous
- C.forbidden
- D.prohibited
- A.with
- B.by
- C.in
- D. from
- A.people
- B.passengers
- C.officials
- D.travelers
- A.had
- B.enjoying
- C. making
- D.lasting
- A.so
- B.such
- C.many
- D. a few
- A.tools
- B.weapon
- C.conditions
- D. facts
- A. good
- B.bad
- C.better
- D.well
- A.argued
- B.screamed
- C.said
- D. cried
- A.prohibited
- B.expensive
- C.valuable
- D.allowed
- A.flight
- B.bus
- C. train
- D. car
- A.interview
- B.appointment
- C.opportunity
- D.possibility
- A.persuaded
- B.helped
- C.stopped
- D.warned
- A./
- B.an
- C.a
- D.the
- A.need repairing
- B.needs to repair
- C.needs repairing
- D.need to be repaired
- A.eave
- B.left
- C.will leave
- D.have left
- A.set up
- B.set out
- C.set about
- D.set aside
- A.had known
- B.would know
- C.should know
- D.knew
- A.advices
- B.some advice
- C.an advice
- D.the advice
- A.The high;the fast
- B.Higher; faster
- C.The more higher; the faster
- D.The higher;the faster
- A.after
- B.later
- C.in
- D.late
- A.sleep
- B.sleeping
- C.have slept
- D.the sleeping
- A.farther
- B.further
- C.father
- D.far
- A.to be missing
- B.having missed
- C.to miss
- D.to have missed
- A.carried on
- B.tried out
- C.went on
- D.worked out
- A.when
- B.before
- C.than
- D.then
- A.a
- B.an
- C.the
- D./