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18．In our class，when the bell rang and the teachers closed his book，it was a___________for everyone to stand up．（ ）| A． | signal | B． | chance | C． | mark | D． | measure |
分析 在我们班，当铃声响起、老师合上书时，这就是每个人要起立的信号．
解答 答案是A；本题考查名词辨析；signal（约定俗成的）信号；chance机会；mark 标志；记号；measure措施；根据句意可知打铃及老师合上书本，这是下课的信号，故选A．
点评 辨析名词要在识记常见名词及其搭配的基础上理解语境，根据具体语境推断合理的答案．
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Bringing together some of the most respected thinkers on a given subject，MetSpeaks features lectures，discussions，talks，films，and forums in which compelling voices explore timely issues that connect to the Met's exhibitions and permanent collection．Program times，audiences，and topics vary．
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| Adults | £25 |
| Seniors （65 and older） | £17 |
| Students | £12 |
| Members （Join Now） | Free |
| Children under 12 （accompanied by an adult） | Free |
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This seemed like a very （38）A process，but there's always some （39）D soul in the crowd who will volunteer．The instructor then（40）B that we find ways to （41）C people，or take some action to right any wrong doings．I was seriously wondering how this could ever（42）A my communication．
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| 38．A．private | B．mysterious | C．interesting | D．funny |
| 39．A．foolish | B．polite | C．simple | D．brave |
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| 42．A．improve | B．continue | C．realize | D．keep |
| 43．A．notes | B．list | C．plan | D．stories |
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| 45．A．part | B．game | C．trick | D．record |
| 46．A．view | B．sign | C．attention | D．signal |
| 47．A．lay | B．laid | C．lain | D．lied |
| 48．A．appeared | B．considered | C．presented | D．remembered |
| 49．A．angry | B．happy | C．doubtful | D．alive |
| 50．A．words | B．rings | C．repeats | D．calls |
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| 52．A．in case | B．so long as | C．unless | D．because |
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___________．I love getting close to nature．（ ）
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