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The shoe was discovered on the Chilkoot Pass, the famous trail used by people ______ gold in Alaska.

A.
looking
B.
finding
C.
searching
D.
seeking

D
解析：
seek相当于look for，意思为寻找，表示寻找的动作。

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Getting around?

Rules for president

◇Limousines (豪华轿车) that can withstand a missile are used.?

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◇Test his food for poison.?

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◇Use X-ray checks before allowing entry to secure areas,and search bags.?

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◇Keep files on thousands of people who have made even vague threats.?

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根据短文内容，在空格中填入一个合适的单词，单词的首字母已给出。
Some humor can be cruel but some people seem to enjoy seeing other people’s bad luck at times. Perhaps it makes us feel more c 【小题1】 with our life because we feel there is someone else w 【小题2】 off than ourselves. However, Chaplin made people laugh at a time when they felt depressed. The character in The Little Tramp was a social f 【小题3】 , but he won the love of audience for his determination to o 【小题4】 difficulties and being kind to others. In his film The Gold Rush, Chaplin successfully made a sad situation e 【小题5】 by eating a boiled shoe.

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Some humor can be cruel but some people seem to enjoy seeing other people’s bad luck at times. Perhaps it makes us feel more c 1. with our life because we feel there is someone else w 2. off than ourselves. However, Chaplin made people laugh at a time when they felt depressed. The character in The Little Tramp was a social f 3. , but he won the love of audience for his determination to o 4. difficulties and being kind to others. In his film The Gold Rush, Chaplin successfully made a sad situation e 5. by eating a boiled shoe.

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