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Because of Project Hope,_______children have better lives.

A. thousand B. thousands C. thousand of D. thousands of

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B. because he spoke English very slowly

C. even before he went to the high school in Wroclaw

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stop smoking; because of; are made to; such as; have no choice

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1. A．live B．influence C．make D．choose

2. A．school B．work C．class D．college

3. A．filled B．fond C．proud D．full

4. A．terrible B．well C．sick D．pleased

5. A．some B．few C．many D．more

6. A．feeling B．idea C．view D．mind

7. A．play B．study C．deal D．meet

8. A．information B．advice C．task D．trouble

9. A．ways B．goals C．rules D．aims

10. A．friendly B．nicely C．lively D．lovely

11. A．across B．along C．around D．at

12. A．subject B．lesson C．return D．score

13. A．effects B．affects C．works D．efforts

14. A．anywhere B．anyone C．anything D．nothing

15. A．towns B．cities C．countries D．universities

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