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My high school friend, I haven't seen for 20 years, is no longer ____ he was.

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A. who, that
B. which, that
C. whom, what
D. that, what

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A．the author's mother gave him some wrong phone numbers

B．the phone book contained everyone's phone number except Michael Jordan's

C．the author wanted to contact Michael Jordan very much

D．the author didn't know how to use a phone at that time

【小题2】What is Paragraph 2 mainly about?

A．The days of the author playing basketball at a recreation center.

B．The author's excitement of making shots when playing basketball.

C．The days before the author went to senior high school.

D．The author's happy childhood with his teammates.

【小题3】What surprised the author most at the recreation center?

A．That it was very near to his home.

B．That there was a basketball court inside the building.

C．That there was a special smell in it.

D．That there was a fast food restaurant in it.

【小题4】The author's coach encouraged them to do sit-ups because ____.

A．it is the basic preparation to play basketball

B．it is more useful than dribbling and shooting

C．it is the only way to make people stronger

D．it helps keep stomach power

【小题5】What's the author's purpose in writing this passage?

A．To introduce some skills in playing basketball.

B．To tell us about his dream of becoming a basketball star.

C．To introduce his own experience of playing basketball.

D．To tell us how to balance playing basketball and studying.

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C．quality and fame 　 D．cooperation and efforts

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C．the birth of Wiffle ball 　　　　　????????????? D．the success of a family business

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