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While Harry was waiting for the bus, he ________ an e-book on his phone.

A.reads B.has read C.was reading D.will read

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B.what some dentists did for Daisy

C.how Daisy’s parents helped her

D.how hard Daisy worked on making sweets

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A.to earn more money B.to beat other companies

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5.The underlined word donate in paragraph 5 most probably means ________.

A.give B.raise C.receive D.cancel

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