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- A.However
- B.Therefore
- C.Hence
- D.Perhaps
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- A.make
- B.show
- C.do
- D.work
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82____
- A.during
- B.before
- C.after
- D.while
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83____
- A.give up
- B.give in
- C.give out
- D.give away
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80____
- A.possible
- B.hardly
- C.timely
- D.likely
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- A.in
- B.of
- C.from
- D.on
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78____
- A.explored
- B.examined
- C.inquired
- D.required
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79____
- A.revealed
- B.realized
- C.reasoned
- D.recalled
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- A.head
- B.arms
- C.muscles
- D.feet
- And new data showsthe toll it takes. Researchers ____78____ health records frommore than 130,000 runners whocompeted in long-distance events during a seven-year span.Theanalysis ____79____that distancerunners were 10 times more ____80____ to experiencehea
- A.is
- B.has
- C.do
- D.does
- A.As long as
- B.As far as
- C.As though
- D.Eventhough
- A.to measure
- B.measured
- C.measuring
- D.having measured
- A.sport
- B.event
- C.match
- D.court
- A.the value of which
- B.its value
- C.the value of it
- D.which the value
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He got injured because of his faulty brakes. He ________to see if his brakes were workingproperly.
- A.must check
- B.should check
- C.must have checked
- D.should have checked
- A.has run
- B.will run
- C.will have run
- D.will be running
- A.out of order
- B.out of date
- C.out ofplace
- D.out of sight
- A.readily
- B.certainly
- C.necessarily
- D.instantly
- A.selection
- B.election
- C.decision
- D.choice
- A.relieve
- B.inform
- C.assure
- D.remind
- A.accompanied
- B.having accompanied
- C.accompanying
- D.to accompany
- A.complete
- B.compare
- C.complain
- D.compete
- A.delightful
- B.dynamic
- C.deliberate
- D.desirable
- A.effectively
- B.costly
- C.strongly
- D.vividly
- A.reaches
- B.reached
- C.hasreached
- D.reaching
- A.took up
- B.got up
- C.shut up
- D.set up
- A.prize
- B.price
- C.retum
- D.revenue
- A.gets
- B.makes
- C.puts
- D.means
- A.chased
- B.charged
- C.offered
- D.offended
- A.means
- B.approach
- C.channel
- D.access
- A.under way
- B.under control
- C.in sight
- D.in danger
- A.capable
- B.available
- C.acceptable
- D.comfortable
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The older I get,the more I value friends, yet the________time I have in maintaining oldfriendship.
- A.few
- B.fewer
- C.little
- D.less
- A.face
- B.solve
- C.reply
- D.detect
- A.invested
- B.informed
- C.introduced
- D.instructed
- A.how
- B.that
- C.which
- D.what
- A.It
- B.Which
- C.As
- D.That
- A.had he
- B.he had
- C.has he
- D.he has
- A.terms
- B.case
- C.need
- D.search
- A.carriage
- B.contact
- C.choice
- D.circuit
- A.him
- B.it
- C.her
- D.one
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Scientists estimatethatabout 530,000 objects, too small to detect with radar, ________theEarth too.
- A.being circled
- B.are circling
- C.are to be circling
- D.are being circled
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If the work________by the end of this month is delayed,the construction company will beheavily fined
- A.is completed
- B.to be completed
- C.will have been completed
- D.will be completed
- A.wherever
- B.whenever
- C.however
- D.whatever
- A.were he to try
- B.would he try
- C.was he trying
- D.if he tries
- A.arrived at
- B.led to
- C.caused by
- D.turned out
- A.off
- B.aside
- C.out
- D.down
- A.when
- B.where
- C.what
- D.which
- A.permits
- B.should permit
- C.will permit
- D.permitting
- A.is quite successful
- B.is facing difficulties
- C.has regained hope
- D.has a great ambition
- A.have been conducting
- B.were conducting
- C.had been conducted
- D.are conducted
- A.reported potholes to 311 call system
- B.conducted field trips onthe streets
- C.built their own information database
- D.collected samples in their neighborhood
- A.a voice report
- B.a red light
- C.a beeping sound
- D.a map image
- A.report emergency traffic problems
- B.look for information other than potholes
- C.choose safer routes without potholes
- D.avoid traffic jam caused bypotholes
- Although the app isn’t yet available for sale,Chokwe is already looking for ways toimprove it. The app remains limited to 10 streets in Jackson, but he hopes to add more, so thatit includes every street in the city. And then he wants to go even farther. “
- Chokwe Selassie got the idea to develop the app from ________.
- A.his own experience
- B.a recent news report
- C.his friends
- D.his mother
- A.raise funds for environment protection
- B.highlight that being green can be fun
- C.encourage people to go to music festivals
- D.introduce the author's favourite musicians
- A.fully enjoyed the festival
- B.expected muh from the festival
- C.found the event very funny
- D.liked listening to music at home
- A.make furniture from wood
- B.bring plastic-bottled drinks
- C.recycle rubbish by themselves
- D.drink free fresh water
- A.It has a special band.
- B.It has a unique program list.
- C.It is held every weekend.
- D.It is environmentally friendly.
- A.supportive
- B.negative
- C.uninterested
- D.unclear
- A.regard the world as very dangerous
- B.allow children to do whatever they like
- C.keep a close eye on the kid ’s assignment
- D.let the kid alone when he falls on the ground
- A.very clever in studying
- B.really good atproblem-solving
- C.unable to communicate with teachers
- D.having problems making friends
- A.over-directive
- B.over-dependent
- C.over-preventive
- D.over-protective
- A.mathematicalmodeling
- B.computer simulations
- C.advanced telescopes
- D.large spacecrafts
- Author Julie Lythcott-Haims wrote a book titled How to Raise an Adull. In her book, shegives readers a closer look at this parenting style. “Over-parenting”, she says,“comes in three types: the first is the over-protective par
- Julie Lythcott-Haims says she experienced the effects of helicopter parenting firsthandwhen she worked as dean of first-year students at Stanford University.The incoming studentswere very smart and accomplished on paper. But many were unable to take care
- A.describes parents who give children directions in the air
- B.was probably invented in the late nineteenth century
- C.gains more meaning as modern technology develops
- D.refers to parents who concern too much about kids
- A.the planet is ten times larger than the Earth
- B.ittakes the planet less than 10,000 yearsto make a full orbit
- C.Pluto was once thought to be the ninth planet in the solar system
- D.Pluto was given anew name after it was discovered in 2006
- A.there is no actual confirmation about the ninthplanet
- B.no true planets were discovered in ancient times
- C.scientists have found three planets in modern times
- D.the ninth planet is the only one discovered since ancient times
- A.confused
- B.frightened
- C.satisfied
- D.surprised
- Actual confirmation of a ninth planet would be very big news. “This would be a realninth planet,” Brown said in the statement. “There have only been two true planets discoveredsince ancient times, and this would be a third. It's a pretty substantial c
- A.moves around the Sun
- B.was discovered by two astronomers
- C.travels a round orbit
- D.is far away from our solar system
- A.Yes. No sport interestsme more than golfing
- B.Yes. I have never played golf in my life
- C.No. Only once in a while
- D.Yes. And Ihate to spend much moneyon sports.
- A.That ’s a good idea
- B.You say it.
- C.Yes, I can feel it.
- D.Right, see you there
- A.you always follow the fashion.
- B.none of your dresses suits you.
- C.as long as it looks good on you.
- D.you should care about that.
- A.Well, why notjust drop out of it?
- B.Why, you can say that again!
- C.Well, you might as well get used to it.
- D.Why, I couldn’t agree more!
- A.I ’ll just not ask about anything
- B.You need to let off some steam.
- C.If I were you, I ’d be mad, too.
- D.That ’ s easy.
- A.No, I didn ’t.
- B.I don’t know who ate them．
- C.Yes, I did
- D.No. I can ’t tell you.
- A.I think it ’s great.
- B.It ’s nice of you to ask.
- C.No, not really.
- D.OK, I ’d love to.
- Allen: I ’m sorry. ________
- A.I’ll do that.
- B.Thank you for asking
- C.That’s fine
- D.I thought you didn ’t mind
- A.I am sorry to hear that.
- B.I’ll pass it on.
- C.How is he?
- D.He must have known it.
- A.She is not in right now.
- B.Shall I ask her to ring you back?
- C.I ’ll just see if she ’s in.
- D.Would you like to leave a message?
- A.Yes, please
- B.I am not sure about it.
- C.Go ahead
- D.I ’ll just check for you.
- A.Here you are
- B.That’s all righ
- C.I ’m afraid not.
- D.Which row would you like?
- A.I ’m tr ying to cut down.
- B.I owe you one now.
- C.Have you got a light？
- D.I’d be glad to.
- A.Oh, never mind about that.
- B.No, not at all.
- C.Oh, I never heard of it.
- D.No, certainly not.
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Joanna: Don ’t you think that ’s a good match ？George: ________It goes well with your scarf, too.
- A.No , of course it is.
- B.Yes , it looks great.
- C.No , I don't think so.
- D.Yes , glad to hear that.
