She is used to in the room which to keep books. A. living; used B. live; was used C. live; used D. living; was used 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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She is used to_______ in the room which _______ to keep books.

A. living; used　　　　 B. live; was used　　　　　　　　　　 C. live; used　　　　 D. living; was used

答案：D
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be used to doing sth。be used to do sth“被用来做某事”。

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C. girls working in their father's workshops D. young people age about 13-19

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C. disagreed with young people's playing electronic games

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C. interesting but harmless to the eyes

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Forget hard work and perseverance. Getting ahead is as simple as tidying your desk.

According to a leading expert, having a cluttered environment reflects a cluttered mind, but the act of tidying up can help you be more successful. The advice comes from Jayne Morris, the resident "life coach" for NHS Online, who said it is no good just moving the mess around. In order to clear the mind, unwanted items must be thrown away to free your "inner world", she said.

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Churchill was considered untidy from a boy throughout his life, from his office to his artist's studio, and the lab where Alexander Fleming discovered penicillin was famously untidy.

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