They all thought the forest programme , so they decided to put it into . A. of use; use B. practice; practice C. useful; truth D. practical; practice 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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They all thought the forest programme ___, so they decided to put it into ____.

　　A. of use; use B. practice; practice C. useful; truth D. practical; practice

practical在这里为形容词作宾补，意思是“符合实际的”；put it into practice意思是“付诸实施”。

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37. A. keeping                 B. trying               C. willing                 D. learning
38. A. romantic             B. magic               C. formal                        D. special
39. A. unsuitable           B. impolite            C. uneasy                        D. impossible
40. A. difference           B. love                  C. similarity            D. fight
41. A. surprise                 B. anger                C. smile                   D. calm
42. A. finished                 B. forgot               C. continued             D. considered
43. A. excited               B. worried             C. shocked                D. disappointed
44. A. exists                  B. works               C. breaks                  D. appears
45. A. easily                 B. hardly           C. simply                        D. usually
46. A. long-lasting         B. long-dated         C. long-suffering       D. long-winded
47. A. after                   B. before               C. until                    D. since
48. A. returned                 B. escaped             C. remained              D. heard
49. A. led                            B. let                   C. supported             D. helped
50. A. from                  B. through             C. across                  D. throughout
51. A. made up             B. made with         C. made into             D. made of
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