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On her father’s death, she took the____ of a large house, but unfortunately she lost all her_____ including the house in the fire yesterday.

A.possession; possession

B.possessions; possession

C.possessions; possessions

D.possession; possessions

 

【答案】

D

【解析】略

 

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C. book
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18. A. restaurant
B. meeting room 
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B. surrounded
C. interested   
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20. A. reacted
B. reflected
C. responded 
D. repeated
21. A. previous
B. nice
C. thoughtful
D. beautiful
22. A. phone   
B. telegram 
C. book     
D. mail
23. A. dining
B. meeting   
C. walking 
D. talking
24. A. legs  
B. face
C. figure        
D. hair
25. A. observe 
B. know    
C. notice
D. say
26. A. carefully 
B. eagerly 
C. luckily 
D. easily
27. A. behind 
B. past   
C. beside      
D. before
28. A. as long as
B. even though 
C. no matter how  
D. as though
29. A. newspaper 
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C. magazine    
D. note
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C. love   
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2.A. died           B. married          C. divorced         D. fought

3. A. ever          B. never                C. even             D. often

4.A. other than     B. less than            C. rather than          D. better than

5. A. took out          B. found out            C. set out              D. put out

6.A. strong         B. fat              C. short                D. weak

7.A. grandfather        B. grandmother      C. father               D. mother

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9.A. realized           B. said             C. saw              D. mentioned

10.A. speak         B. shout                C. whisper          D. talk

11.A. by                B. in                   C. on               D. with

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