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10.Where does the conversation take place?A.At a bus stop. B.In the classroom. C.In a shop.
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36.A.turning | B.rolling | C.spilling | D.flowing |
37.A.cartoon | B.quote | C.chart | D.photograph |
38.A.pictured | B.described | C.illustrated | D.shown |
39.A.so that | B.in that | C.even if | D.in case |
40.A.anticipated | B.indicated | C.demanded | D.suggested |
41.A.shared | B.worn | C.distributed | D.kept |
42.A.worked | B.studied | C.remained | D.resettled |
43.A.experiment | B.design | C.program | D.system |
44.A.something | B.anything | C.nothing | D.everything |
45.A.exploded | B.fled | C.detected | D.discovered |
46.A.teachers | B.relatives | C.boyfriends | D.families |
47.A.go through | B.go by | C.go ahead | D.go around |
48.A.adjust | B.apply | C.react | D.respond |
49.A.taking over | B.taking on | C.taking to | D.taking up |
50.A.minding | B.reminding | C.punishing | D.teasing |
51.A.sending | B.conveying | C.assisting | D.accompanying |
52.A.mysterious | B.extraordinary | C.miserable | D.unexplained |
53.A.happily | B.sadly | C.surpri singly | D.hopefully |
54.A.crossroads | B.street | C.lawn | D.spot |
55.A.confident | B.content | C.excited | D.grateful |
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Paths have become familiar after years of hiking.But rocks and tree roots have magically appeared from previously (36)A ground.
Certainly I hit my toe against or (37)C on some unseen barriers.Fallen branches from last night's storm (38)D in wait.Layers of autumn leaves create a false floor through which my trusting footsteps (39)B.Sometimes a piece of moon donates some (40)B to the mystery path.But when skies are dark,there are no (41)C clues for where I step.
My very first night hike was during summer camp on a warm August night in the woods.Our leader (42)A bright flashlights so we would not scare away the night creatures we hoped to find.
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Certainly I hit my toe against or (37)C on some unseen barriers.Fallen branches from last night's storm (38)D in wait.Layers of autumn leaves create a false floor through which my trusting footsteps (39)B.Sometimes a piece of moon donates some (40)B to the mystery path.But when skies are dark,there are no (41)C clues for where I step.
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36.A.level | B.soft | C.wet | D.hard |
37.A.step | B.tour | C.trip | D.go |
38.A.stand | B.hang | C.stain | D.lie |
39.A.break | B.sink | C.walk | D.remove |
40.A.coldness | B.light | C.loneliness | D.courage |
41.A.vague | B.typical | C.visual | D.conscious |
42.A.forbade | B.shone | C.removed | D.collected |
43.A.eyes | B.toes | C.hands | D.feet |
44.A.Directly | B.Amazingly | C.Possibly | D.Luckily |
45.A.contribution | B.appreciation | C.concentration | D.expectation |
46.A.suspicious | B.cautious | C.tentative | D.sensitive |
47.A.explore | B.head | C.clarify | D.assess |
48.A.need | B.search | C.advance | D.spite |
49.A.also | B.still | C.even | D.ever |
50.A.rapid | B.mild | C.slow | D.gentle |
51.A.up | B.down | C.out | D.away |
52.A.makes up for | B.makes way for | C.makes use of | D.makes sense of |
53.A.work | B.apply | C.answer | D.suit |
54.A.disappointed | B.confused | C.scared | D.annoyed |
55.A.darkness | B.hopelessness | C.anxieties | D.uncertainties |