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- A．copying
- B．developing
- C．moving
- D．charging
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- A．for
- B．with
- C．of
- D．by
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- A．like
- B．resemble
- C．as
- D．the same
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- A．by
- B．without
- C．except
- D．from
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- A．stay
- B．to stay
- C．stays
- D．staying
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- A．to remove
- B．removing
- C．removed
- D．remove
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- A．experiencing
- B．experienced
- C．experiences
- D．experience
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- A．takes
- B．follows
- C．learn
- D．watch
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- A．seeing
- B．seen
- C．saw
- D．watching
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- A．let
- B．enable
- C．cause
- D．allow
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- A．of
- B．like
- C．as
- D．for
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- A．could
- B．can
- C．would
- D．will
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- A．For example
- B．Such as
- C．If
- D．And so on
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- A．was
- B．being
- C．is
- D．are
- A．The electricity had gone off during the night.
- B．Bob had set the alarm wrong.
- C．Bob did not want to be late.
- D．The Internet had informed the radio of a traffic jam.
- A．People want to see the person they are talking to on the phone.
- B．email is easier than talking on the phone.
- C．People are using writing and reading more with email.
- D．email is not private enough.
- A．A medical emergency.
- B．Police action.
- C．Traveling.
- D．All of the above.
- A．One of the biggest barriers to Internet use is getting wires into rural areas.
- B．The wireless computers will be cheaper.
- C．People in rural areas don't have anything else to do.
- D．People in rural areas already have wireless boxes on their roofs.
- A．In the doctor's houses.
- B．In the patient's house.
- C．On the road side.
- D．In the hospital.
- A．As soon as he received the telephone call, the doctor immediately drove to the house of the patient.
- B．The doctor did not receive the telephone call.
- C．The doctor had already known the accident before he came out of his house.
- D．The doctor just came to help the driver who met with the accident.
- A．several times throughout the year
- B．during spring and fall
- C．during the summer
- D．as seldom as possible
- A．to repair his car
- B．to sent him to a hospital
- C．to pull his car back
- D．send for another doctor
- A．on a rainy day
- B．in summer
- C．in September
- D．on a cold day
- A．increases the ability to think
- B．is the best time for thinking
- C．is better for thinking than is very warm weather
- D．decreases the ability to think
- A．all nature, including man, is growing then
- B．it lasts longer than the other seasons
- C．it is not too warm and not too cold
- D．both B and C
- A．I always have difficulty choosing birthday presents.
- B．Once I gave Tom a bottle of champagne as a birthday present.
- C．The present I gave Tom was a great surprise to him.
- D．To my surprise, something funny happened in Tom's birthday party.
- A．a great effect on everyone's intelligence
- B．same effect on most persons' intelligence
- C．some effect on a few persons' intelligence
- D．no effect on most persons' intelligence
- A．It was Tom who suggested that I open the bottle.
- B．I opened it easily without any help.
- C．I put it between my knees and began to pull.
- D．The guests gave me many helpful suggestions.
- A．I should give him nothing.
- B．Tom liked the gift very much.
- C．I should buy him a bottle of champagne.
- D．I would make the champagne shower everybody.
- A．Break the top off.
- B．Use the mouth.
- C．Step by step.
- D．Put it on the floor.
- A．New Yorkers are usually open with strangers.
- B．People from the South are usually considered good hosts.
- C．The friendliest Americans travel from place to place.
- D．Different parts have different customs and habits.
- A．the weather
- B．the history
- C．geography
- D．the names
- A．hospital and warm
- B．out going
- C．friendly and helpful
- D．all of the above
- A．of him to arrive
- B．for him to arrive
- C．for his arriving
- D．of his arriving
- A．even Americans are surprised at the big differences among themselves
- B．there are many differences in character in different parts of the USA
- C．there are many reason for the differences
- D．stereotypes about people are not necessarily true
- A．affection
- B．effect
- C．affect
- D．effective
- A．everything but
- B．something but
- C．nothing but
- D．anything but
- A．were
- B．are
- C．will be
- D．be
- A．James and Mary's father
- B．James's and Mary's father
- C．Jame's and Mary's father
- D．James' and Mary's father
- A．you can
- B．may you
- C．you must
- D．must you
- A．The high; the fast
- B．Higher; faster
- C．The more higher; the faster
- D．The higher; the faster
- A．How I try hard
- B．Whatever hard I try
- C．No matter how I try hard
- D．No matter how hard I try
- A．Due to
- B．According to
- C．Owing to
- D．For the sake of
- A．lets
- B．allows
- C．make
- D．tells
- A．pay
- B．salary
- C．wage
- D．income
- A．I'm
- B．That's
- C．She's
- D．This is
- A．ought to come
- B．ought have come
- C．ought come
- D．ought to have come
- A．that
- B．than
- C．before
- D．when
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- A．<U>ch</U>alk
- B．<U>ch</U>ess
- C．<U>ch</U>air
- D．<U>ch</U>emistry
- A．out of control
- B．out of the question
- C．out of touch
- D．out of sight
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- A．f<U>u</U>ll
- B．p<U>u</U>ll
- C．p<U>u</U>sh
- D．br<U>u</U>sh
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- A．h<U>o</U>me
- B．wr<U>o</U>te
- C．r<U>o</U>pe
- D．l<U>o</U>ve
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- A．f<U>a</U>st
- B．c<U>a</U>st
- C．l<U>a</U>st
- D．c<U>a</U>pital
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- A．ch<U>ea</U>p
- B．sw<U>ea</U>t
- C．tr<U>ea</U>t
- D．l<U>ea</U>p
