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— Mr. Hurst, could I join in your after-class activity from tomorrow on?

— Of course, Jenney. You can come every Tuesday and Friday afternoon.

A. take part in

B. cheer up

C. guard against

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Wang and his team members are not paid for their work. A mobile phone, charge pal (充电宝), flashlight and card... These are the only things the volunteer hunt needs. And in the day, the hunters return to their usual jobs.

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B. To hunt something to share.

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