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单选题Whatdopeopleusuallydoinordertogetatableinthisrestaurant?[A]Theyneedtobookinadvance.[B]Theyhavetopayfirst.[C]Theyneedtoorderitfirst.

单选题Whatisthewomanafraidofwhenshetakeshertrips?A.Takingavoyage.B.Takingatrain.C.Takingaflight.

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单选题C 根据下面短文回答下列问题。 I love my little girl no less than any mother, yet we don't live together. I am in prison (监狱). I can't take her to school, or take her in my arms, or put her to bed each night. Sometimes on the phone, she says, "Don't ever be naughty (调皮) again, Mummy." Her pain, —my punishment (惩罚).

单选题 A large store was having its spring sale on shoes and boots. It was the first day of the sale, and the shoe department was full of people who were eagerly buying them. There were all kinds of shoes and boots in a variety of colors and prices had been reduced a lot because the store wanted to get rid of as many as possible in order to make room for their new stock.

单选题Our holiday begins. John goes to see his grandpa. The old man has a small house. But it's clean and bright. Behind his house there is a small garden. There are some fruit in it. He often gets up early and does morning exercises there. He is 72 years old ,but he is very healthy.

单选题We have a new student in our class. Her name is Ann. She is an American girl. She is twelve. Jeremy is her brother. He is fourteen. He is a student in Grade Three in our school. Their father is our English teacher, Their mother is an English teacher in our school, too.

单选题It was a very foggy(多雾的)day in London. Mr. Smith had arrived from Edinburgh to go to a very important meeting, but no buses or taxis were running. He thought he would walk to the office. But he saw that nobody was ever trying to walk anywhere. While he was standing there, saying unhappy things about the fog, and thinking that he would have to telephone to the office and say that he was not able to come, a young man came up to him and said, "Sir, if you want to go somewhere, I can guide(领路)you. Please trust me. "So Mr. Smith told him where he wanted to go, and they started. At first, Mr. Smith thought," Perhaps this man is foolish; he would show me a wrong way." But a minute later, the young man stopped and said, "Here is the place, sir." Mr. Smith was surprised to find that he had already reached the office. He asked, "There is thick fog everywhere, but how can you find the way in the fog?" "I"m blind, sir, "answered the young man, "but I know London very well, and it is exact- ly the same for me in the fog."

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单选题When the man came ______after the operation he found himself back in bed. A. on B. in C. over D. round

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单选题If you feel tired all the time, you don"t necessarily need to go to bed earlier -- the solution could he as simple as taking a five-minute afternoon nap. Children under five have an abundance of energy and one of the reasons is because they nap once or twice a day. Many sleep experts think we"re programmed to take a nap during the day, and gating back into this habit can be a solution for those who feel tired all the time. Prof. Chris Idzikowski of the Sleep Advisory and Assessment Center thinks that one can feel refreshed after just five minutes sleep. And research has shown that concentration and attention are improved after even a short nap. Sleep is genetically programmed in babies and it"s only as we get older that we learn to sleep for about eight hours a night and not at all during the day. But most research suggests that we are not physically designed to sleep for one long, single block. Before the working day became nine to five, all Western sleep patterns were more broken up. Research has shown that in the Middle Ages, people"s sleep quite often occurred in "three distinct parts — a nap in the afternoon, an early morning nap and another, longer sleep until dawn. So if you do find yourself feeling sleepy through the day, don"t feel you"re being lazy by giving in to sleep and having a nap. Your increased energy and alertness will make the rest of your day extra productive.

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单选题If television is ______ attractive to children than books, why should we fight it? [A] much that more [B] that much more [C] that more much [D] much more that

单选题The U.S. and the U.K. are English-speaking countries. But the English in the U.S. is different from the English in the U.K. For example, to say "去看电影", people in the U.S. say "go to the movies", but people in the U.K. say "go to the cinema". To say "裤子", people in the U.S. use "pants", but people in the U.K. say "trousers". People in the U.S. say "sure", but people in the U.K. say "of course". There are a lot of differences. But they still can understand each other.