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Great changes have taken place in that school. It is no longer ____ it was 20 years ago,

______ it was so poorly equipped.

A. what; which B. that; which C. what; when D. which; that

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2. A．problems B．arrangements C．reasons D．differences

3. A．developed B．got C．created D．made

4. A．differ B．separate C．suffer D．vary

5. A．noisy B．rude C．noble D．quiet

6. A．recognizes B．knows C．sees D．likes

7. A．front B．absence C．lack D．presence

8. A．look at B．find out C．tell D．keep

9. A．publishing B．selling C．reading D．showing

10. A．In other words B．On the contrary

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11. A．advice B．performances C．speeches D．way

12. A．funny B．great C．serious D．careful

13. A．as well as B．or C．and D．but

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16. A．proud B．kind C．hard D．different

17. A．feelings B．talents C．gifts D．behaviors

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