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—What about going to see Tea House at Poly Theatre tonight?

—Good idea. Let me check ________ .

A.when will the play start B.where is the Poly Theatre

C.how much does a ticket cost D.whether there are tickets or not

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When she was a little girl, she asked me why it was she that had tics. My heart hurt, but I told her, "Kendall, you have a pure heart, a fantastic voice, a strong mind. And you are a beautiful presence.”

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C.When she sang. D.When she saw the doctor.

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A.She had a tic. B.Her tics disappeared when she sang.

C.She was cured soon. D.She sang for the people.

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A.Because Kendall loved singing.

B.Because Kendall didn't like a spoon or fork.

C.Because Kendall's friend brought the microphone for her.

D.Because that microphone was more beautiful for her than a spoon or fork.

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B.A paralyzed girl.

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D.A beautiful girl.

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