But some day, all our hard work will ; we will attend the university of our choice and go on to have a great career.? A. turn out B. pay off C. work out D. go out? 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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But some day, all our hard work will_______; we will attend the university of our choice and go on to have a great career.?

A. turn out B. pay off C. work out D. go out?

解析:

turn out后应跟to do/to be/well等;work out“锻炼、结果”应跟well等副词；go out“熄灭、出去”都不合题意。句意“我们所有的努力都有好的结果”，故pay off“有好的结果”符合题意。

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1. A．pick out B．pick up C．set out D．set up

2. A．routine B．annual C．average D．difficult

3. A．conveyed B．transplanted C．awakened D．convinced

4. A．though B．since C．because D．as

5. A．medicine B．strength C．attempts D．spirits

6. A．part B．few C．some D．all

7. A．good B．difficult C．stupid D．wise

8. A．giving B．tiring C．boring D．thinking

9. A．Of B．In C．On D．At

10. A．haircut B．break C．donation D．decision

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12. A．decide on B．reflect on C．keep on D．focus on

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14. A．How B．Why C．Whether D．If

15. A．barely B．nearly C．seldom D．almost

16. A．covered B．drew C．enveloped D．choked

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18. A．since B．as C．so D．and

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