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　　How do you like to go to school like one in Oxford(牛津大学), England ? There are no r________(1)classes．The students go from one group to a ________(2)when they want to．You may find students of fourteen, sixteen or twenty-five years old all in the s________(3)group．They work at their o________(4)studies．Nobody tells them what they should or shouldn't be doing．

　　The day I visited, school b________(5)at nine．Some students were working at a tape recorder and listening to their lessons．Others were watching TV on maths．A group was reading in the school l________(6)．I didn't see anybody just sit doing n________(7)．Everybody was studying．

　　At lunch time I could see students w________(8), too．They were talking about their lessons while they were e________(9)．When you think of these students you can be sure it is one of the best s ________(10)in the world．

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　　1．real

　　2．another

　　3．same

　　4．own

　　5．began

　　6．library

　　7．nothing

　　8．working

　　9．eating

　　10．schools

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