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This piece of music is well worth ________. Many people like it very much.

A. listen B. to listen C. listening D. listening to

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Students across the United Kingdom were asked to create their own business．The City Academy’s

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The City Academy students were competing with over 500 other schools to win this famous award．

The students also won a prize of £10,000for their school and £500 for each member of the winning team．

Their winning business “Academy Creations” made greetings cards and e-cards which they sold at

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The judges praised the team members for “their excellent business plan, the quality of their greetings cards

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Mr．Harry Thompson, head of the City Academy, was delighted by the team’s success．“we are very

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D. The students had to answer questions from top business people．

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B. Students can do business better than adults．

C. More students should be encouraged to do business

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A. He practiced hard. B. He talked to his friends about what was going to happen.

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2.What did Bill think was going to happen?

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