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--Mum, I think I'm ________ to go back to school.
--Not really, my dear. You'd better stay at home for another day or two.

A.
so well
B.
so good
C.
well enough
D.
good enough

C
考查enough to do。通过题干分析首先可排除A、B。so不与enough构成短语。且通过答句中的“You'd better stay at home for another day or two.”可知他身体不好。指身体用well。可排除D。正确答案为C。

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A．twins	B．brothers
C．sisters	D．brother and sister

【小题2】One afternoon they went to the bridge to see .

A．their mother	B．fish
C．the train	D．the river

【小题3】When the train came, the children were .

A．in the middle of the bridge

B．at the end of the bridge

C．on their way to the bridge

D．away from the bridge

【小题4】Where was Kate when the train was going over her?

A．She fell again right on the train tracks(铁轨).

B．Kate ran towards Bob.

C．She had to lie down between the tracks.

D．She stood up and cried.

【小题5】When their mother knew about the story, she was .

A．happy	B．angry
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