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----Jimmy did nicely in GRE exam and he’ll go to England for furture studies.

-----_______ But he didn’t take the exam in the least.

A. I’m very glad to hear that B. Is that so?

C. I am feeling on top of the world. D. There, there.

解析:

Is that so?意思为 “是真的的吗? 是这样吗?”, 与下文But he didn’t take the exam in the least相吻合。A、C 用来表示喜悦；D项用来安抚对方，并需要对方冷静下来，均不合题意。

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I’m a Senior 3 student this year . Facing the College Entrance Examination , I feel a lot of pressure . But unfortunately , my mother cannot understand me . Every time I turn on the TV set , she will switch it off . Therefore ,we often quarrel about whether I can watch TV after school . You know , through my window , I can see so vivid pictures from across the window of my good friend’s house , which is opposite ours. How exciting the football match always is ! Even worse , my mobile phone was taken back yesterday just because of my failure in my maths for the first time . Also , recently I am often wanted by my teacher to his office .In all , I feel stressed out .I don’t know what I can do . Please help me .

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Dear Editor,
I have just returned home after studying for a year in Germany. But it seems that my parents don’t understand me now. They expect me to be the same person I was before I went abroad, but I’m not! Why can’t they let me be myself?
Jimmy
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