题目内容
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Color blindness in human beings are a strange |
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thing to explain. About ten men of every hundred |
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suffers color blindness in some way; women are |
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luckily--only about one in two hundred is affected |
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in this manner. Perhaps, after all, it's safer |
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to be driven by a woman. |
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They are different forms of color blindness. In |
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some cases a man can not be able to see deep |
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red. He may think that the red, orange |
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and yellow are all shapes of green. Sometimes |
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a person can't talk the difference between |
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blue and green. In rare(偶尔)cases a unlucky |
(10)_______ |
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man may see everything in shapes of green. |
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(1) are--is (2) of--in/out of (3) suffers--suffer (4) luckily--luckier (5) √ (6) They--There (7) not be able to--not (8) the red--red (9) talk--tell (10) a--an |
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The bamboo is a kind of useful plants. It's stems are |
(1) ________ |
very strong and they are divided by solid rings into sections. On these rings are hollow stems. |
(2) ________ |
In Guangzhou bamboos are widely used. Some are used as |
(3) ________ |
props (支架) in house-building. Some are cut and made of baskets, |
(4) ________ |
chairs and tables etc. Some are split into strips (篾条). These |
(5) ________ |
strips are fastened (扎牢) together to make curtains keep out flies |
(6) ________ |
and the light of the sun. We can eat the young shoots. It is quite taste. |
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In Hangzhou along the hill-side we can find many bamboo tree.Some are |
(8) ________ |
green and some are yellow for color. Their stems are long and |
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their leaves are very small and pointing. The bamboo trees don't |
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need much water for them to grow. |
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Color blindness in human beings are a strange |
(1)_______ |
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thing to explain. About ten men of every hundred |
(2)_______ |
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suffers color blindness in some way; women are |
(3)_______ |
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luckily--only about one in two hundred is affected |
(4)_______ |
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in this manner. Perhaps, after all, it's safer |
(5)_______ |
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to be driven by a woman. |
(6)_______ |
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They are different forms of color blindness. In |
(7)_______ |
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some cases a man can not be able to see deep |
(8)_______ |
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red. He may think that the red, orange |
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and yellow are all shapes of green. Sometimes |
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a person can't talk the difference between |
(9)_______ |
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blue and green. In rare(偶尔)cases a unlucky |
(10)_______ |
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man may see everything in shapes of green. |
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