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4. When can the man meet the woman this morning? A. Before 9:30.

B. Between 10:00 and 11:30. C. After 11:30.

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A. In a car park. B. In a bank. C. In a grocery store. 7. How will the woman pay?

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10. How often is the Indonesian International Film Festival held? A. Every year. B. Every four years. C. Every other year.

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13. What¡¯s the probable relationship between the two speakers? A. Hirer and house owner. B. Husband and wife. C. Purchaser and seller.

14. What does the man want to do after renting the house? A. Stick pictures on the walls. B. Change the colors of the walls. C. Keep a cat in the house. 15. What is the man allowed to do? A. Smoke in the bedroom. B. Cook before 7 p.m.

C. Take many friends to the house.

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22. Nowadays, a great many Chinese move to Spain and the number is simply too big to ______ notice. A. draw B. escape C. give D. ignore 23. Ò»The trip to Kunming is impressive thanks to good weather, isn't it?

¡ªWell, in my opinion, good weather is just an added _____ and the real attraction lies in its beautiful scenery. A. prize B. award C. reward D. bonus

24. Although kindergarten was _______ created by Germans, it got its real start in the United States as a movement to provide an improved learning environment for children.

A. constantly B. formally C. originally D. gradually

25. In young painters¡¯ eyes, painting is a process _______they never stop discovering and introducing other thinking patterns. A. that B. when C. which D. where

26. After the accident, a team was quickly set up to ______its cause. Hopefully witnesses could provide relevant information.

A. determine B. conclude C. recognize D. consult 27. After all, we are nothing more or less than ______ we choose to show.

A. who B. what C. why D. how

28. Population growth and the effect of climate change are expected to _______ supply pressures. A. add to B. deal with C. appeal to D. compete with 29. ¡ª Home school in the U.S. has become a multi-million dollar industry.

¡ªCouldn¡¯t agree more. And it ______, which is expected to reach a new high. A. grew B. was growing C. is growing D. had grown

30. The movement calls for the creation of a new image of fatherhood, ______ beyond the traditional view of the father only as a provider. A .one B. that C. the one D. which

31.We¡¯re supposed to stay optimistic. Whatever happens in our life, smile can never be _______. A .absent B. fancy C. innocent D. present 32.It¡¯s shocking that we ______ find violence in such a peaceful land A. would B. could C. might D. should

33.Did the department give the approval to the tax changes ______ to improve economic growth? A. meaning B. meant C. being meant D. having meant 34.I will assume you to come out on Saturday ______ you let me know otherwise. A. until B. if C. unless D. when 35. ¡ª Can you help me work out the problem? ¡ª Hold on a minute.

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One afternoon when I was in fourth grade, l got a task. We had two weeks to write a poem 40 National Poetry Month. Normally, my poor writing would 41 me from such tasks, and l would 42 spend the class mindlessly copying out other passages, which allowed me to 43 myself as long as I looked as though l were doing something smart. The 44 began when I decided to be dangerously ambitious, l decided to write a poem and handed it in,

\ 45 my poem to the classroom lights and squinted £¨ÃÐ×ÅÑÛ£©£¬ the way one might 46 fake money. I could tell, by the slowly brightening room, that it had started to 47 . I pointed to my work. %u even write something like this?¡± Then he 48 my desk toward mo. The desk had a little drawer 49 to its underside, and I watched as the 50 dropped from the drawer's mouth: crayons, yellow pencils, lollipops. 51 no poem. I stood saying nothing. Little moments of ice threw themselves 52 the window as the boys and girls 53, their faces as unconvinced as blank sheets of paper. My poem was called ¡°If a Boy Could Dream.\, but others I had to 54 . I sounded out the words in my head, a dictionary in my hand and searched the letters. I had read books that weren¡¯t books, and I had read them using everything except my eyes. From that invisible ¡°reading¡±, I had 55 my world into paper. As such, I was a cheat in a field of language, which is to say, I was a writer, I have plagiarized£¨ØâÇÔ£©my life to give you the best of me.

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