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10．Just think!This time next week we ________in the sun in the south of France．（　　）
A．are going to sitB．will have sat
C．are sittingD．will be sitting

分析 想想看！下周的这个时候我正坐在法国南部的阳光下．

解答 答案是D．本题考查将来进行时．将来进行时表示将来某一点时间或某一段时间内正在进行的动作；本题中表示"下周的这个时候我正坐在"法国南部的阳光下，所以用将来进行时，由此判断答案选择D．

点评 对时态的选择，要在把握时态的基本用法的基础上，根据具体语境和题干中的时间推断时态，同时关注特殊的结构．

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1．The Anchorage Museum is expanding to the north with the addition of 25，000 square feet of new gallery space for the museum's art collection and exploration of art of the north．
Construction timeline：February 2016〜September 2017．
Focus：This expansion is about more than bringing works from the collection out on public view．It's also about creating a wonderful description for the north through the lens （镜头）of art and furthering the museum's mission of expanding awareness of the north，its landscape and cultures．
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•Create physical space for each kind of the museum's mission-art，history，science，culture
•Tell the story of the north and Alaska through art that represents its landscape and people
•Create positive，engaging and relevant museum experiences
•Help museum visitors understand Alaska and the north through a variety of experiences
•Connect people and encourage global dialogue about the north and its different environment
Project partners：The﹩24 million expansion is funded entirely by private dollars，including﹩12 million gifts from both the Rasmuson family and the Rasmuson Foundation．
Anchorage Museum
625 C Street
Anchorage，AK 99501
907-929-9200|General
907-929-9228|Membership
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•Member：Free
•Adult：﹩15
•Senior，Student：﹩7
•2 and younger：Free

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22．When will the expansion be finished？
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D．local people will become the members of the museum．
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D．She came back on the softball team．
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B．Ambitious and professional
C．Cooperative and generous
D．Courageous and calm．

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