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Pearl’s bright clothes always maker her ______in a crowd.

A. light up B. call up C. send out D. stand out

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36.	A. turned	B. thought	C. came	D. agreed
37.	A. dangerous	B. well	C. silly	D. soon
38.	A. tightly	B. immediately	C. privately	D. deadly
39.	A. Suspecting	B. Blaming	C. Starting	D. Approaching
40.	A. those	B. they	C. there	D. these
41.	A. other	B. more	C. else	D. another
42.	A. confused	B. worried	C. delighted	D. excited
43.	A. increasing	B. reaching	C. lowering	D. doing
44.	A. How	B. What	C. When	D. Where
45.	A. running	B. breaking	C. speeding	D. concentrating
46.	A. slower	B. safer	C. faster	D. higher
47.	A. guide	B. demand	C. aid	D. danger
48.	A. nervously	B. proudly	C. roughly	D. constantly
49.	A. control	B. give	C. make	D. show
50.	A. or	B. but	C. not	D. and
51.	A. pointing	B. speaking	C. taking	D. squeezing
52.	A. drive	B. go	C. laugh	D. run
53.	A. united	B. exhausted	C. worried	D. sprained
54.	A. in	B. after	C. for	D. with
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B. Hillary Clinton is less likely to win the election.

C. the two leading candidates represent different parties.

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