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(题文)Your new backpack is so nice. I want to buy ________, too.

A. one B. it C. that D. this

A 【解析】 句意:你的新背包真漂亮。我也想买一个。A. one代词,代替前面提到的名词的单数,泛指;B. it人称代词,它,指前文提到的事物的本身;C. that指示代词,那个,远指;D. this指示代词,这个,近指。本题指“一个背包”,泛指。故选:A。
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A. China. B. Finland. C. Germany. D. Japan.

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A. ask someone to pass you the dish if you want more food

B. share a table with strangers

C. leave extra money on the table as a tip

D. Both A and C

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D. To put something down.

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A. A tip is needed in some countries.

B. It's easy to follow table manners in different countries.

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