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Holly has _____fed the dog, but she hasn’t watered the plants_______.

A. still; already B. already; yet

C. yet; still D. yet; already

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— They are too ______________(polite) to push past you. They will wait till you move.

3.Rubbish should not ______________(throw) into lakes and rivers carelessly.

4.Lucy is happy that she _______________ (learn) to dance.

5.You should depend on _______________(you), children.

6.Jim thinks X-men(X战警) is _______________(exciting)one among all the films this year.

7.You can ask your parents how much money ___________(take) with you.

8.The Internet makes _______________ (communicate) much easier.

9.If we keep on working hard, I’m sure our dream _____________(come) true.

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Many people agree that China's soap operas can't be much loved by most Chinese，because they are not as interesting and exciting as those operas from South Korea and America，such as My Love from the Star，a Korean love story between a timetraveling professor and a famous movie star.

However，Korean shows not only provide soap operas but also some programmings (综艺节目)．Dad，Where Are We Going? is not an original (独创的)Chinese show. We learned it from South Korea although not many in China realize that fact.

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1.When might soap operas from South Korea become popular in China？_____

A．1991. B．1971. C．2010. D．2001.

2.Most people in China like watching shows made in _____．

A．Europe B．China C．South Korea D．Japan

3.The operas made in China are not as popular as those in South Korea or America，because _____．

A．senior officials don't allow us to watch them

B．they are not very interesting and exciting

C．Chinese people are more interested in politics

D．they were only made twenty years ago

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A．more popular than My Love From the Star

B．loved by a lot of Koreans

C．about the love between a professor and a star

D．originally from South Korea

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1.Why are some people used to eating and drinking in a subway train?

A. To make the food smell better

B. To save time

C. They have nowhere to eat

D. They are too hungry.

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A. People sometimes have to stand for a long time.

B. It’s too crowded to move on the subway.

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D. Some people are eating and drinking on the subway.

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B. It’s good for public manners.

C. They are worried about being fined.

D. It won’t last for long.

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A. children can still eat or drink on the subway.

B. Beijing is planning to ban food and drink on the subway.

C. Beijing is the second city in China to fine eaters on the subway.

D. people in Hong Kong are not happy with the rule.

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