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The snowstorm brought disaster to ________ people.

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

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Dear Anita,

I work for a big international （国际的）company. I love my job because I can travel to a lot of different countries. My problem is that it usually takes me about three days to get used to （适应） the local time. During those days I have some meetings, but I'm always very tired and its difficult to think clearly. And, when I just get used to the local time, I have to fly back home. Can you give me any advice?

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I'm not afraid of flying, but I don’t like to fly. I find it very difficult to sleep on a plane. The seats are too small and other people are sometimes noisy and wake me up. Also, flying is very boring. Any advice?

1.Stewart loves his job because

A.he has some meeting and he can think easily.

B.he always spends three days getting used to the local time.

C.he usually flies back when he just gets used to the local time,.

D.he can travel to a lot of different countries.

2.Thomas will stay in Canada.

A.for three days B.for two weeks

C.for seventeen days D.for eleven days

3.What does Debbie think of flying?

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Then a German invented movable, metal letters, so books became fast and easy to make. As there are more books. more people learn to read.

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My 16-year-old niece Jenny started using Facebook about half a year ago. At first, she loved using it very much because she could make so many new friends on it. However, as time went by, she used it___________ . You may wonder why. Well, it's because every time she used it, she became sad. It seemed to her that everyone using Facebook was living a perfect life___________ her. I don't think Jenny is the only one to have such a feeling.

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