–Why don’t you choose the red tie? --For me, it doesn’t my shirt very well. A. fix B. accept C. compare D. match 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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–Why don’t you choose the red tie?

--For me, it doesn’t _________ my shirt very well.

A. fix B. accept C. compare D. match

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Born on January 19, 1984 in Jiamusi, Zhang Lili graduated from Harbin Normal University in 2007 and has worked at the Jiamusi No. 19 Middle School ever since, teaching Chinese.

On May 8, 2012, she got seriously injured after s 1 two students from being hit by an oncoming bus. Zhang and her students were crossing the r 2 just outside the school gate when a runaway school bus suddenly r 3 towards the students. At the crucial moment, Zhang managed to push b 4 students out of the wheels, but she herself did get run over. She l 5 her legs forever.

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Since 1998, TSF has helped thousands of people in many countries. Most of the TSF workers does not get paid with money, but the satisfaction (满足感) of helping others and changing lives is often a great reward.

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