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My cousin wears his glasses every day. Without his glasses, he is ____________ blind.

A. as long as B. as well as C. as bad as D. as good as

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2018 is the Year of the Dog. Although dogs are seen as friends and part of the family today, China and Western countries have different cultural beliefs about dogs.

In Chinese, some words about dogs have derogatory meaning, such as “Lead a dog’s life.” In English, however, the situation is different. People use “every dog has his day” to describe a period of good luck, “work like a dog” to describe a hard worker and “a gay dog” to describe a happy person.

The dog-human relationship goes right back to the beginnings of Western civilization. Perhaps the most moving example is from the 8th century BC, in Greek poet Homer’s The Odyssey. When Greek hero Odysseus finally returns home after 20 years away at war, no one but his dog Argos recognizes him. The Argos is an old, sick dog, and is about to die; but he is overjoyed to see his owner again after so many years.

In fact, people were close to dogs in away they weren’t close to cows, pigs or even horses. Farmers worked closely with dogs. But even after science came to agriculture and dogs lost their traditional roles, the relationship between men and dogs remained.

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3.What happened to dogs after science came to agriculture?

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C. People preferred pigs and horses to dogs. D. Men and dogs remained in good relationship.

4.What can we know from the passage?

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C. Argos was a great Greek hero in the 8th century BC. D. China and England have the same beliefs about dogs.

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