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---The American warships(军舰) have appeared near South China Sea Islands again.

---We must let the Americans know clearly that the islands ______ China.

A. come from B. belong to

C. care about D. believe in

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A. lonely ;lonely B. alone ; alone

C. lonely ; alone D. alone ;lonely

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C. worried D. angry

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B. He bought him a glass of juice and gave him some change himself.

C. He asked the waitress to give him a glass of juice and some change.

D. He took a picture with the old man to remind others to help him.

4. From this passage we know _________.

A. the young man had a problem with his right eye

B. the waitress was too frightened to help the old man

C. the young man disliked to be praised by others in public

D. the writer supported the behavior(行为) of the young man

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A. It is good manners to wait in line in public.

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C. Giving money to the disabled people is what we should do.

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