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8. I think there will be another five miles until we reach the mountain the distance.

A. for B to C. from D. in

8. D

8. D解析:句意:我想还有五英里我们才能到达远处的那座山。

in the distance为固定搭配，意为“在远处”，符合句意。

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17. A. looked B. slowed C. taken D. brought

18. A. corner B. place C. space D. stop

19. A. Walking B. Crawling

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20. A. Sunday B. Monday C. Friday D. Saturday

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22. A. smile B. way C. wonder D. problem

23. A. time B. rush C. worry D. chance

24. A. message B. note C. license D. signal

25. A. while B. until C. unless D. before

26. A. changed B. responded

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27. A. wandering B. believing

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28. A. cost B. spend C. pay D. charge

29. A. bill B. ticket C. cheque D. letter

30. A. brought B. killed C. saved D. injured

31. A. all B. person C. general D. jail

32. A. apologize B. forgive C. protect D. defeat

33. A. eager B. happy C. honest D. careful

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