题目内容

I certainly didn't intend to ________ your plans.

A.
upset
B.
shake
C.
shave
D.
drag

A
upset"颠覆，破坏，推翻"；shake"摇动，震动"；shave"刮，剃，修短"；drag"拖，拉，拽"，根据题意选A。

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C. Leaving home for the city.

D. Running away from the school.

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A. The writer is very old now. B. The writer is in good health.

C. The write prefers driving a car. D. The writer lives in the city now.

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C. show an interest in the outside world

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59. How is the passage mainly developed?

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B．introduce them to the world of art

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D．show them different painting styles

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B．She liked many paintings.

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