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( )3LiYansingsanddancesbeterthan elseinourclass.
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( )4Why gotoseethedoctor?
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( )5Areyoufeeling beter?
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( )6Dannydidntcometoschoolbecausehe .
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( )7Ilive ,butIdontfeel .
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( )12.—Itsdangeroustodriveafterdrinking.
—Thatstrue.Itcanincreasethe oftraficaccidents.
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( )13.—Spendingsomuchtimeonthecomputerscreenis to
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A.harmful B.thankful C.helpful D.useful
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—Maybe tookitbymistake.
A.nobody B.anybody C.everybody D.somebody
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( )17.Shecaresformeverymuchandasksaboutmyhealth
shemeetsme.
A.whenever B.before C.because D.until
( )18.Thedesignerhastriedeverypossiblewaytomaketherobot
light,soyou woryaboutitsweight.
A.mush B.may C.cant D.neednt
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—ShesstudyingEnglishhard shecangetabeter
gradeinthecomingtest.
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smoke.Thenumberofsmokersisbecominglargerandlargereachyear.Every
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tests.AndsoonthehospitalsenttheresultsoftheteststoMrs.
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paper.Thensheleftitbesidethetelephoneandwentouttoaladiesmeeting.
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her.Therewasabigbasketfulofpackagesbesidehim.Whenhesawher,he
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didnotletmeeat.”saidMrs.Black.
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BBecauseapplesarefuloffiberandwater.
CBecauseapplesaresour.
DBecauseonlyapplesarefiledwithcalories.
( )8Whichofthefolowingmaythewriterdisagree?
A.Sitingupslowlywithoutusingyourhandshelpsburncalories.
BEatingappleseverydayisgoodforpeopleshealth.
CYouhavetojoinagymifyouwanttoloseweight.
DItsgoodtowalkaroundwhiletalkingonthemobilephone.
( )9Howmanytipsdoesthewritermention?
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( )10Whatsthepurposeofthepassage?
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1.W:Mike,whoisyourfavouritewriter?
M:ZhangAilingismyfavourite.Herbooksareworthreading.
W:Oh,sheisgood,butIlikeLuXunbest.
Question:Whoisthegirlsfavouritewriter?
2.M:Hey,Elsa.Whydidntyougotoschoolyesterday?
W:Oh,IhadatoothachesoIwenttothedentist.
Question:WhatwasthematerwithElsa?
3.W:Jack,whatareyoudoing?
M:Implayingthecrosswordpuzzle.Itsinteresting.Wouldyou
liketojoinme?
W:Idloveto.
Question:WhatisJackdoing?
4.M:Jenny,whatdoyouoftenhaveinthemorning?
W:Ioftendrinksoymilk.Itisakindofproteinfoodanditsgood
forhealth.
M:Oh,Idontlikesoymilk.Ioftenhaveahamburgerforbreakfast.
Question:WhatdoesJennyoftenhaveforbreakfast?
5.M:Whatsthematerwithyou?
W:Ihaveaheadache.
M:Letmesee.Wel,youhaveabadcold.Takesomemedicine
andyoulbebetersoon.
W:OK,Iwil.Thanks.
Question:Whatstherelationshipbetweenthemanandthewoman?
6.M:WhatdidyoudointheEnglishclasslastweek?
W:Oh,ourteacheraskedustotalkaboutourheroes.
M:Itmustbeinteresting.
Question:WhatdidthegirltalkaboutintheEnglishclasslast
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7.M:IhaveacoughandIdontfeellikeeatinganything.
H:Howlonghaveyoubeenlikethis?
W:Forthreedays.
Question:HowlonghasAnnbeenlikethis?
8.W:DoyouknowLeonardodaVinci,Bob?
M:Verylitle.Canyoutelmemoreabouthim?
W:OK.Hewasafamousartist.
M:Oh,yeah.HewasborninItaly.
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9.M:Helo,Ann.Youdontlookverywel.
W:Ihaveafever.
M:Youdbeterseeadoctorandhaveagoodrest.
W:Thanks.Iwil.
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