Many Americans have three names: a first name, a middle name 41 a last name. For example, 42 full name is John Fitzgerald Kennedy. Kennedy is my 43 name. Fitzgerald is my 44 name and 45 is my first name. People don’t use their 46 names very often. So, John Fitzgerald Kennedy is 47 called John Kennedy. But, when you look 48 your ID card, your will 49 the three names are 50 there.
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( )41. |
A.
but |
B.
and |
C.
so |
D.
or |
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( )42. |
A.
My |
B.
His |
C.
Your |
D.
Her |
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( )43. |
A.
first |
B.
middle |
C.
last |
D.
full |
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( )44. |
A.
first |
B.
middle |
C.
last |
D.
full |
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( )45. |
A. John
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B. Fitzgerald |
C. Kennedy |
D.
Mr. John |
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( )46. |
A.
first |
B.
middle |
C.
last |
D.
full |
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( )47. |
A.
only |
B.
usually |
C.
really |
D.
just |
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( )48. |
A.
on |
B.
at |
C.
to |
D.
in |
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( )49. |
A.
finds |
B.
find |
C.
finding |
D.
to find |
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( )50. |
A.
all |
B.
too |
C.
both |
D.
each |