Jack asked his classmate .A.when would he come back B.not to be so angryC.that the earth is bigger than the moon D.what life will be like in the future 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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Jack asked his classmate __________.

A.when would he come back B.not to be so angry

C.that the earth is bigger than the moon D.what life will be like in the future

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A.He was interviewed by Chinese TV.

B.He is a famous and loyal Polish fan.

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D.He was sitting among the fans of the Chinese team.

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A.Jozef has already had millions of fans in Poland.

B.Jozef has been a fan of his home team since 2012.

C.Jozef first cheered up for the Chinese team on site in 2014.

D.Jezef has followed most of the international matches of the Chinese team.

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