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—I’ve looked everywhere , but I haven’t found any black ink .

　 — Then , I’m afraid there is　　　 left .

　　 A．nothing　 B．no one C．none D．neither

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5. A．took B．carried C．removed D．moved

6. A．fine B．special C．ordinary D．natural

7. A．fell B．dropped C．raised D．rose

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