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She is becoming fat, _______ bothered her very much.

A．which

B．that

C．it

D．of whom

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A．to enter the “real world” after graduation

B．to go and work in a foreign country

C．to settle in a different country

D．to find a job in the home country

【小题2】The author chose England because ______.

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B．England is spoken there and it is easy to find a job

C．it is in Europe, not far from her own country

D．the BUNAC office is located there

【小题3】 After the author arrived in London, what worried her most was ________.

A．getting a job	B．buying health insurance
C．traveling around Britain	D．finding a place to live

【小题4】Which of the following might be the best title for the passage?

A．A Trip to Britain	B．What I Want to Be
C．Living in a Different Country	D．My Work Experience

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1.
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1. A.
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2. B.
  is unhappy with the life they are living
3. C.
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4. D.
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2.
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1. A.
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2. B.
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3. C.
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4. D.
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3.
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1. A.
  money is the key to everything
2. B.
  the more money you have, the less happy you’ll be
3. C.
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4. D.
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4.
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1. A.
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2. B.
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3. C.
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4. D.
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1. When Gary walked to Erica, you could predict that .

A. he would help her feel better
B. she would say hello to him
C. he would talk about his life
D. she would tell him to go away

2. What happened to Erica after Cary talked to her?

A. She found out she was going away to camp.
B. She sat down against a tree.
C. She met another camper.
D. She saw a waterfall.

3. What can you tell about Erica from the ending of this story?

A. She has many close friends at home.
B. She is looking forward to the future.
C. She's a good student who gets mostly As.
D. She often gets into trouble at school.

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A. most people don't know much about nature
B. summer camps are not as good as they used to be
C. most kids feel lonely at first when they're away from home
D. camp counselors never really help anyone

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