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As the plane came down through the clouds，green fields and white houses came into

_________.

A.light B.sight C.eyes D.effect

解析:

come into sight意为“进入视野”,为固定短语。?

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China Sunday announced it has organized over 300,000 People's Liberation Army forces to southern China in what it described as a "war on winter weather".

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A. Two days. B. Three days. C. Four days. D. Five days.

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B. Because the passengers didn’t hope to leave the station right now.

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D. Because the holiday was coming near.

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C. Guandong province. D. Not mentioned.

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D. Many crops have been destroyed by the crowds of people.

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2．I （本想来拜访）you, but I was too busy then. (think)

3．The PLA men built shelters for the survivors （家园被毁）in the earthquake. (destroy)

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5．—You look tired.

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6．If my mother （叫醒我）on time, I would not have missed the school bus. (wake)

7．You should have explained to us （这种情况是怎样发生的）. (come about)

8．Not only （他听见）it, but he saw it as well. (hear)

9．To be honest, I doubt （他会成功）. (succeed)

10．（令我惊讶的）was that I found my house broken in when I got back. (surprise)

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A. he left school to work as a farmer

B. he became a worker at a factory

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C. Howard Goldblatt. D. Donald Morrison.

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a. Mo got his pen name.

b. Mo attended the Military Art Academy.

c. Mo joined the PLA.

d. Mo was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature.

A. c, b, a, d B. a, b, c, d C. a, c, b, d D. c, a, b, d

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B. A Transparent Radish was his first novel.

C. Some of his works were translated into English.

D. His novel was adapted for a film in 1986.

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