What are the differences between the American and British of government?A．systemsB．religionsC．customsD．theories 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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What are the differences between the American and British ____________of government?

A．systems

B．religions

C．customs

D．theories

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2.A. finally B. really C. frequently D. especially

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4.A. Supporting B. Providing C. Offering D. Shooting

5.A. regarded B. taken C. viewed D. looked

6.A. came out B. brought about C. gave off D. let out

7.A. made B. sold C. banned D. applied

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13.A. earn B. enjoy C. spend D. find

14.A. even so B. if only C. even though D. as if

15.A. hoped B. decided C. dreamed D. expected

16.A. advised B. informed C. explained D. insisted

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19.A. never B. seldom C. always D. hardly

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6. A．less B．illegal C．latter D．more

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