What impressed me in Greece was that the oceans the islands were deep blue and many cities lay on the bay. A. surrounding B. being surrounded C. surrounded D. surround 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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What impressed me in Greece was that the oceans _______ the islands were deep blue and many cities lay on the bay.

A. surrounding B. being surrounded C. surrounded D. surround

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I was luck to have been chosen to take part in the International Students’	1．________
Exchange Program．I lived in an American family from 2005 to 2006,	2．________
where I was taken good care by the Smiths and their daughter who	3．________
was a middle school student．They live in a large but comfortable	4．________
house．And they have cars of their own．I spend the two-year studying	5．________
in public school in the beautiful York town．The teachers there are	6．________
very strict, and they always have ways to make their lesson lively	7．________
and interesting．What impress me most is that Americans respect their	8．________
children, but they don’t indulge(娇惯) them．The students here don’t	9．________
have much work to do it．So they are able to learn more freely．	10．________

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