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—Wendy, do you know about NEIL Armstrong?

—Yeah, he became __ astronaut in 1962, and in 1966, he went into __ space as command pilot.

A. an, the B. the; a C. an; / D. /; a

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1.How often do most boys play basketball？

A. Every day.

B. Twice a week.

C. Twice a day.

D. Twice a month.

2.When does Tony often run for 30 minutes？

A. Every morning. B. Every evening before supper.

C. Every afternoon. D. Every evening before he goes to bed.

3.Why do the girls dislike to play basketball?

A. Because they have no time.

B. Because they think it is not easy.

C. Because they don't like to play with the boys.

D. Because they don't like to exercise.

4.How often does Gray swim in winter?

A. Three times a month.

B. Three times a week.

C. Hardly ever.

D. It isn't mentioned in the passage.

5.Why is Sally so fat？

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B. Because she likes to eat junk food very much.

C. Because she eats too much meat，but doesn't exercise.

D. Because she doesn't like to exercise，and she likes to eat junk food.

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