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【题目】We all write __________, even when there's not much to say.

A. now and then

B. by and by

C. step by step

D. more or less

【答案】A

【解析】根据后半句可知,前半句应为我们都不时会写些东西。now and then意为偶尔,不时地. by and by意为不久,过一会儿;step by step意为逐渐地,逐步地;more or less意为或多或少

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A. the forests are being damaged heavily

B. the environment is being polluted seriously

C. the number of koalas is dropping quickly

D. koalas usually live in wild mountainous areas

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A. koalas can hardly stand the hot weather

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