(  )74. If we are          something, we may say, "It's cool. "

      A. interested in             B. annoyed at              C. afraid of

  (  )73. The student in the 2nd paragraph used the word "cool" to describe

      A. a famous car             B. a famous singer           C. a great hall

  (  )72. In the first paragraph, the underlined word almost means

      A. nearly                   B. mostly                  C. completely

  (  )71. Today, the word "cool" has

      A. only one meaning         B. different meanings         C. not any meanings

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B

 "Cool" is a word with many meanings. It can be used to express feelings of interest in almost

everything. When we see a famous car in the street, maybe we will say, "It's cool. " When we see a

famous singer, we may say, "She's cool. "

  Today, we use the word "cool" to replace (替代) many words, such as "great" or "nice". Here's an interesting story about the word "cool". A teacher asked his students to write about a large hall. One of his students wrote just one sentence, "It's so cool." Maybe he thought it was the best way to show what he saw and felt. But it also tells us that we should think of many other words to describe things we see and feel.

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