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8．According to the rules，you ____ stay where you are until all your papers are collected．（ ）| A． | will | B． | shall | C． | can | D． | might |
分析 根据这些规则，你们要呆在这里，直到你们所有的试卷都被收起来．
解答 答案是B．本题考查情态动词shall的用法．情态动词shall常常用来表示法律或条文的规定．根据句意"根据这些规则"可知，属于条文的规定，所以本题答案选择B．
点评 要在正确理解情态动词的基本含义的基础上，整体理解语境中的情感态度，做出合理的判断．
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| 30．A．south | B．north | C．part | D．whole |
| 31．A．smaller | B．larger | C．rest | D．island |
| 32．A．correct | B．true | C．full | D．complete |
| 33．A．also | B．therefore | C．likely | D．perhaps |
| 34．A．The UK | B．The British isles | C．Great Britain | D．England |
| 35．A．colleges | B．officials | C．cities | D．population |
| 36．A．words | B．names | C．spellings | D．pronunciations |
| 37．A．call | B．forget | C．speak | D．write |
| 38．A．angry | B．difficult | C．tired | D．lonely |
| 39．A．proud | B．fond | C．full | D．kind |
| 40．A．it | B．Wales | C．them | D．themselves |
| 41．A．capital | B．language | C．history | D．programs |
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| 43．A．At last | B．So | C．Meanwhile | D．Also |
| 44．A．returns | B．belongs | C．gets | D．speaks |
| 45．A．hoped | B．refused | C．broke away | D．used |
| 46．A．feel | B．touch | C．fight | D．help |