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March 8th is_________Day. My mum often goes to see my grandmother on the day .

A. Woman’s B. Women’s C. Woman D. Women

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“Jim, I hope you haven’t eaten any of those sandwiches yet.”

“Yes, I have…”

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根据短文内容，选择最佳答案。

1.Mrs. Andrews gave the last sausage to Henry because she______________.

A. disliked it

B. knew it was bad

C. was very full

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A. had already been ill

B. had taken some medicine

C. had eaten the sandwiches

3.Jim felt very sick because of __________.

A. the doctor

B. the medicine

C. the sandwiches

4. In fact it was __________ that made the dog ill during the morning.

A. the sausage

B. the bottle of milk

C. the lunch

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A. angry B. happy C. worried

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