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The girl refused to　　 ,though she had the hope of winning the first prize in the contest.

A、take part　　 B、join it　　 C、play a role in　　 D、act part

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2．Pollution is a problem that ___________   (关系到)everybody.
3．I feel a                 of you for your dishonesty.
4．We should take everything into ______________ (考虑) before we carry out the plan .
5. Anything you say may be taken down and used as e______________ against you.
6．As a young man, you should show r                to the old.
7．The government is ________________ ( 呼吁) to us to save water.
8．The voice was so f___ _______ to me , but I couldn’t remember where I had heard it .
9．He made an a______________ to me for coming late .
10．Would you mind    _   _____   (雇佣) two more workers , Mr. Smith ?

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【小题4】 My father             （检查）the tree and found that there was indeed a branch broken off .
【小题5】In                  （如释重负）, the girl took a deep breath .
【小题6】P               , I think the team who won first place cheated .
【小题7】The 21st century is the century of information t                   .
【小题8】You can’t c               with others in the job market if you don’t have a special skill .
【小题9】A nature r                is an area of land where wildlife is officially protected .
【小题10】Wearing sunglasses can p               your eyes from the sun .

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