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—There will be __________ one-hour documentary tonight on TV.

—It tells a story of __________ honest boy in a faraway village.

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

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People in China tend to over-order food, as it is embarrassing to the host if all the food is finished.

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根据短文内容,选择最佳选项,并在答题卡上将选定答案的字母标号涂黑。

1.What's True about Todai?

A.It's a robot from Japan. B.It's a story from Japan.

C.It's one of Asia's top universities. D.It's part of a project.

2.What does the underlined phrase “no exception” mean in Chinese?

A.毫不例外 B.毫不逊色 C.史无前例 D.例行公事

3.What has Torobo done again and again for the past four years from the passage?

A.It has taken the college entrance exam. B.It has failed the college entrance exam.

C.It has been taught the college courses. D.It has been studying in the University of Tokyo.

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A.Robot's growth B.Robot's big day

C.Robot's big dream D.Robot's tough test

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A.be used in the fields like language teaching

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C.think independently and do well in language and writing.

D.be much better in solving knowledge—based problems and mathematical calculations.

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