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The Roman Empire _____ for several centuries.

A. exists B. existed C. was existed D. is existing

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2.A. possibility B. development C. event D. origin

3.A. studied B. observed C. handled D. discussed

4.A. movement B. celebration C. competition D. custom

5.A. respected B. educated C. separated D. organized

6.A. spoke out B. brought out C. pulled out D. drew out

7.A. pairing B. dating C. playing D. celebrating

8.A. fortunately B. occasionally C. finally D. surprisingly

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10.A. usually B. actually C. really D. factually

11.A. history B. story C. fame D. name

12.A. strange B. slow C. awful D. tough

13.A. war B. party C. army D. game

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1.In the early times, the travelers ________.

A．all came from Roman B．were very young and strong

C．had lots of money D．traveled by boat

2.________ played the most important role in the tourism development.

A．Education B．Money C．Transportation D．People’s ideas

3.Modern tourism was born ________.

A．in 1949 B．in Roman times

C．in the early 17th century D．in the 19th century

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1. A. police B. political C. official D. officer

2. A. Unless B. Until C. Though D. When

3. A. laws B. traditions C. action D. principles

4. A. Instead B. Including C. Besides D. Moreover

5. A. imagined B. assumed C. created D. supposed

6. A. except for B. not even C. in addition to D. besides

7. A. took effect B. made up C. got over D. picked up

8. A. formed B. provided C. presented D. followed

9. A. set about B. based on C. came to D. taken over

10. A. before B. after C. despite D. as

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