Sai Khan Tara is not far from Baotou Museum. You can easily visit in day.A.each B.none C.both D.neither 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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Sai Khan Tara is not far from Baotou Museum. You can easily visit ________ in day.

A.each B.none C.both D.neither

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— Thank you for ________ me.

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Long age, in the famous town Yangzhou, there was a boatman called Yang who was very generous and willing to help _______. One day he got an old picture from one of his passengers.

In this picture, a beautiful woman was making a pair of tiger shoes. The boatman liked the picture so much that he put it on the wall above his bed _______ he got home.

One evening, the woman in the picture stepped out of the picture. She _______ in love with Yang and they got married. They had a happy life together, and soon they had a son who brought lots of _______ to the family. _______ they were happy, things soon changed. The magic picture was taken away by the town official _______ had heard about the beautiful woman. The official put the picture on the wall above his bed, but the woman _______ came down.

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3.A.before B.whenever C.as soon as D.while

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7.A.what B.who C.how D.which

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