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() 31. 一Maria won first prize in yesterday's dancing competition.

—-Really? Her parents must be her.

   A. sure about   B. afraid of

   C. proud of   D. strict with

31. C

31. C.本小题考查短语辨析。

be sure about sb.意为“对案人有把握”；be afraid of sb.意为“害怕某人”；be proud of sb.意为“为某人骄傲;感到自 豪”；be strict with sb.意为“对某人要 求严格”。根据“在昨天的舞蹈比赛中 玛丽亚获得了一等奖”可知，她父母一 定“为她感到骄傲”,故选C.

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   C. They had no clean water to drink.

   D. It was tiring to carry water home.

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   A. Her father. B. Her mother.

   C. Her grandfather. D. Her aunt.

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   B. It uses electricity.

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   D. It costs a lot in Namibia.

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