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)10.A.catch up
B.turn over
C.give away
D.get through
(
)11.A.deal
B.choice
C.promise
D.player
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)12.A.stepped back
B.ran away
C.fell off
D.set out
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)13.A.shoes
B.socks
C.trousers
D.sleeves
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)14.A.run
B.stand
C.work
D.study
)15.A.reminds
B.discovers
C.trusts
D.understands
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(2023·四川成都阶段考)For most of his life,Chuah Kee Man,34,has lived by the Arabic
saying"Man jadda wa jada".It was taught to him by a teacher in his schooling years,and means
"Only those who work hard will get what they want."
"I love this,not only because of the meaning,but the fact that the word'man'in the saying
reminds me of myself since my name ends with 'Man'.So,it's like an inner voice that reminds me
to give my best in everything,and therefore I live with that philosophy in my life.I am currently a
lecturer at University Malaysia Sarawak,majoring in English Language Teaching and Cognitive
Linguistics,"explains Chuah.
Asked what the best part about being Malaysian is,he answers,"Being able to learn and
embrace the diversity of cultures,languages and beliefs of the different races living together in
Malaysia,without the fear of losing one's own identity.I personally believe I have grown into a
unique breed-of 'a Malaysian first'-whereby I can speak multiple languages fluently and also
appreciate various cultural practices openly."
Being in Malaysia,Chuah feels that everyone has the right to highlight their differences,even
if they come from different backgrounds.
“We can still come together in sharing some common humanitarian(人道主义)values that we
hold in our respective communities.Living in a rural area of Sarawak,we still share many common
national borders and values and a love for peace and harmony among my family and the people
here."
Chuah concludes,"Even if we disagree on certain things,we still continue to respect each
other with the knowledge that none of us wants to do any harm.Because at the end of the day,we
get to know ea