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So concentrated ________ on her experiment that she ________ it was time to pick up her daughter.

A. she was; didn’t realize B. was she; didn’t realize

C. she was; hadn’t realized D. was she; hadn’t realized

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B. She played basketball so well that she could compete against some boys.

C. She believed girls had to pay more than boys to succeed.

D. She felt sad when her coach didn’t allow her to play for a college team.

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A. Follow your dream and you’ll make it sooner or later.

B. Take our teachers’ advice when making a decision.

C. Whoever wants to succeed must get a scholarship.

D. Failure is the mother of success.

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A. Anyone who dreams every day will surely succeed.

B. Basketball players can go to college without studying well.

C. It’s not easy to become a member of NCAA basketball team.

D. Only if you have a good teacher can you succeed.

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A. she had lost confidence in her ability to play well

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