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12．Anyone in the lab has to      the following dos and don'ts．（　　）
A．observeB．consultC．recognizeD．direct

分析 实验室的每个人都要遵循下列的规则．

解答 答案：A
observe观察，遵循；consult咨询；recognize辨别出，direct指导．句中dos and don'ts是表示规则，该做的和不该做的，当然是遵循这些规则．故选A．

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42．A．professionB．accidentC．birthD．mistake
43．A．energeticB．generousC．creativeD．conservative
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45．A．takenB．quittedC．preparedD．organized
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52．A．hospitalB．churchC．classD．work
53．A．turnB．taskC．honorD．choice
54．A．spotB．patchC．holeD．break
55．A．destroyedB．appreciatedC．rejectedD．removed
56．A．ignoreB．valueC．noticeD．assess
57．A．talentsB．quantitiesC．varietiesD．qualities
58．A．responsibilityB．attitudeC．habitD．standard
59．A．ashamedB．shockedC．puzzledD．overjoyed
60．A．as forB．because ofC．despite ofD．apart from．
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69．If one wants to apply for the NEMS programme，it is essential for him toA．
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A．many people come to explore the jungle
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