Lily Lucy may go with you because one of them must stay at home.A. Not only; but also B. Neither; norC. Both; and D. Either; or 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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Lily Lucy may go with you because one of them must stay at home.

A. Not only; but also B. Neither; nor

C. Both; and D. Either; or

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“My mum Janet was diagnosed(确诊) ______ 60 but showed signs three or four years before. She was a teacher for children with eye problems. Later she became terribly ______ with paper work and felt unable to use a computer. We thought she was under too much ______ and always got upset.”

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At seven o’clock, Joan takes her schoolbag and goes to school. Her school is far from her home. She has to transfer (换乘) two buses to the school, and on her way, she likes listening to songs.

After Joan gets to school, she is ready for classes. The first class begins at eight. She has five classes in the morning and three more in the afternoon. She has lunch at school. English is her favorite subject. After school finishes, she goes home with her friends.

Joan sometimes helps her mother cook dinner and sometimes watches TV in the evening. After dinner, she does her homework. She always finishes it by nine and then takes a shower. She goes to bed at ten. That’s the daily life of Joan. It’s busy but she is happy.

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A. She doesn’t have a healthy habit. B. She has a happy family. C. She likes her busy life.

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International Library

BOOKS, CDS AND VIDEOS

Over 100 kinds of newspapers and magazines

Entrance free (免费入场)

Monday---Friday 9:30am--6:pm

New England House, Museum Street

Painting Competition

For young people 8—16 years old

Paint a picture of an animal

Send it to:

Young Magazine 12 High Street

Before 14 September and win a bicycle

Holiday Sports Club

27 London Road

July—August

For young people (10-18)

Play a different sport every day

(football, basketball, volleyball, tennis, and baseball)

Price $ 25 a week

City University Film Club

EVERY MONDAY6—9:30pm

Films from America, Australia and Britain

Get your tickets from the Student Office

Adults $3

Students $1.50

Café open for drinks and snacks

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A. The International Library is open until 6 ： 00 pm on Sunday ．

B. People can play volleyball at the Holiday Sports Club．

C. The Painting Competition is for seventeen-year-olds．

D. The film tickets for three students cost ￡ 3 ．

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A. 12 High Street B. the Student Office

C. 27 London Road D. New England House

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A. ￡ 150 ． B. ￡ 200 ．

C. ￡ 300． D. ￡ 400 ．

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A. A photo of yourself ． B. A picture of your pet dog ．

C. A picture of beautiful flowers ． D. A photo of your teacher ．

5.Which of the following films would NOT be shown at the City University Film Club?

A. An American film ． B. An Australian film ．

C. A British film ． D. A Japanese film ．

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