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2. It takes about 40 minutes from the railway station to Quancheng Square by taxi and the is about 30 yuan. 

   A. fare   B. fee   C. cost   D. charge

2. A

2. A解析:句意:从火车站到泉城广场乘出 租车大约40分钟的车程,需要花费30元左 右。

fare特指“车船费,交通费”等旅途费 用,符合句意。

fee指“费(如会费、学费、人 场费、报名费、手续费等) ”;cost意为“费用; 成本”;charge意为“费用;价钱”。

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   B. were written by some students

   C. are the beginning of a short story

   D. were created by some great writers

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Common sense is not all that common.

Why tell the truth when you can come up with a good excuse

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