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— The traffic is very heavy. We spend much time traveling here and there.

—Yes, we should invent a flying car so we can fly anywhere we want.

A. send B. sell C. create

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A. Because he could learn from his jobs.

B. Because he spent all his time travelling.

C. Because his family couldn’t afford his schooling.

D. Because he could teach himself by reading books.

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