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9.Moneywasbeingspent,butmoneycouldbeaccounted.
10.Forher,anydifferencebetweenmenandwomenwasaccountedby
education.
11.Yoursurveywillindicatehowmuchmoneyyouwillhavetosetforyour
purpose.
12.Aspartofyourbudgeting,setsomemoneyeachmonthfortaxifares.
13.Itturnedthatshesurvivedthelong,coldwinter.
14.Butithasturnedthatthetheoryisasitsounds--toogoodtobe
true.
15.However,itsbenefitswereconfinedthosealreadyholdingland,andit
didnothingtorelievetheproblemoflandlessness.
16.Normallythesaleofbooksisconfinedthesaleoffictionandfactual
books,notdirectlyrelatedtoanycourseofstudy.
17.TheadministrationalsotooknotethefearsofAmericanoilcompanies
thattheirinterestsmightsufferelsewhereintheMiddleEastasaresult
ofthenationalizationoftheBritishcompany.
18.Shetookcaretotakenoteeverysmalldetailthatoccursand
explainedwhyitmadeitimpossibleforpeopletotakepartinactive
discussion.
19.Giventheirweakenedstate,thesoldiershaddonewelltoholdforso
long.
20.Wecouldhaveheldforanotherthreeyearsandgotoverallthe
changesandbenefitedfinancially,butIdon'
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be-allandend-allofeverything.
21.Wastheresomethingwrongwithherthatsheseemedtoshyfrom
commitment?
22.Theotherboysshiedfromhim,andhedidn'
tseemtonoticeanabsence
oftheirfriendship.
23.Einsteinhadoneofthegreatestmindstheworldhaseverknown;
short,hewasagenius.
24.Therednessofsunburndoesn'
tshowuntilseveralhoursafterthe
damageisdone.
25.Theguardshadorderstoshootsight.
26.Whatfirstglanceappearstobenomorethanasimplecaseofhuman
errorbecomes,atcloserexamination,aserioussafetysystem.
27.Butfewoftheireffortsinthefieldofdevelopmentwereblessed
success,andthiscontributedtothemistakenimpressionthatnothingwas
everattempted.
28.Mypoorhusband,whowantedonlytohelp,endedastheirvictim.
29.Thesellingbroker(经纪人)isthenrequiredtoassignaportionofthe
commissionthebuyerbroker.
30.Ikeepitwhateveritisanddon'
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Fillintheblanksinthefollowingsentenceswiththehelpofthefirstletter(s).UseonlyONEwordtofillineachblank.
31.Initially,theinfantperceivesandtheinfantacts,butnothing
suggeststhattheinfantunderstandstherelationshipbetweentheseand
theseactions.
32.Infact,ourpanelsurveyshowsthatpublicofmediabiasmirror
expertopinionremarkablyclosely.
33.ThroughouthislifeheandmaintainedtheconfidenceofhisAfrican
colleagues,andhisfaithfulnessandloyaltytotheAfricancausewere
profound.
34.Andcreativityliketheemotionsandthefeelingsoflovecanbeand
developedbyanyone.
35.Hisparliamentaryinterventions(干预)werenottoproperty,housingand
environmentalquestions.
36.Oppositiontoofficialpolicywasnottoparliamentarymembers,but
extendedeventomembersoftheImperialfamily.
37.TodaythemostdifficultandquestionsabouttheDepressionofthe
1930sconcernitsdeepercauses,domesticandinternational.
38.Mediaanalysisoftenarouses,notjustaboutthefindingsthemselves
butabouttheirpolicyimplications.
39.Whatmusthavedistinguishedhimasbeingbeyondnormalwashis
unconventionallyhighstateof.
40.Itwouldappearthatthepopularreligiousmakesadistinctionbetween
violenceagainsttheSouthernstateandviolenceforliberationinthe
North.
41.ThisisDigitalAudioBroadcasting(DAB),whichiswithoutmathematics,
anditwouldbeimpossibleformetoexplainitsinwords.
42.BritainshouldthenjointheexchangerateoftheEuropeanMonetary
(货币的)System,whichMrs.Thatcherkeptpromisingtodowhenthetimewas
ripe.
43.Thenewcarswillanumberofmajorimprovements.
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45.Theintentionistoencouragenewwritingtalentwithadiverseand
excitingmixof.
46.Itishopedthatthereaderwillusethesetoreassesspracticein
his/herschooltomeetthechallengeofthenextdecade.
47.Thereporttheblamefortheaccidenttoinadequatesafety
regulations.
48.Apersonalbodyguardwastoherandhasbeenwithherdayandnight
eversince.
49.Pollutantslikethesearenowwidelyacrossthecountryside.
50.Thesmallsurplusthatisissolimitedthatitcannotbesharedby
all;
onlyafewworkerscanbenefit.
51.Hisworkchildren'
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52.Labormovementsnationalisteconomicsbecausetheycoincided(同时发生)
withtheirmosturgentinterests.
53.Thestorycameasashocktothepublicasitisanexposureof
organizedcrimesanditsdramaticintheunderworldofSanFrancisco.
54.Thehighlevelofradiationintherocksthattheyarevolcanicin
origin.
55.BecauseEIistheproductoflearningandinstinctualresourcesthat
arenevertrulylosttous,itcanalwaysbe.
56.Iftheseproblemscanbesolved,wewouldhaveanunderstandingofthe
constraints(?
?
)thatguideevolutionaryprocesses.
57.Foramomentshestoodinthedoorway,allowinghereyestotothe
gloomyinterior.
58.Acceptingthatthebodyclockisslowtotoatime-zonetransition
(转变),ouraimmustbetospeedupthisadjustment.
59.Indeedthescaleofdeclineforsuchamajorpartyisunparalleledin
anyotherstateinpost-WarWesternEurope.
60.Itisdifficulttofindworkthesedays,butforblindpeopleitis
impossible.
61.Itsbasicareflourandwater,sometimeswiththeadditionofeggsor
oil,andoccasionallywithtomato.
62.We'
vedonethiswithhumor,intelligence,asenseofjoy,magicand
fun,whichhavealwaysbeenouressential.
63.Althoughthenumberofissmall,thereislittledoubtthatthescheme
fulfilsaneedforthosemostdeservingofassistance.
64.Theplanningdepartmentofalocalcouncilkeepsallcurrentplanning
onaregisterwhichisavailabletothepublic.
65.Shefeltwhenshedidn'
tgetapromotionafterallherhardwork.
66.Strongemotionsoftenarisefromthesatisfactionorofdesires.
67.Iwouldbedelightedtomakefriends,butmymothertaughtmetobe
carefulofstrangerseventhoughIdidn'
thaveanyparticularreasonto
you.
68.Afterallthosedreadfulnewspaperarticlesabouther,it'
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surprisingshehasaofjournalists.
69.TheyfoundthatthekidswhowereabletoresisthadatotalSATscore
thatwas210pointshigherthanthosekidswhowereunabletowait.
70.TheofferofahighsalaryTom,sohedecidedtoacceptit.
71.Home-madepartsarebeingforimportedones.
72.Ourteacherishavingababy,sowehavea.
73.Fromthetopofthehillyoucanthewholecity.
74.ThisbooktheeventsleadingtotheCivilWar.
75.Theaccidentthetrainfortwohours.
76.CanaparticularsetofgenestheprogressionofthediseasetoAIDS
inthosealreadyinfected?
77.HishesitationunwillingnesstomakefriendswithMs.Smith.
78.Thelightabovetheelevatorthattheelevatorwasthenatthe
fifteenthfloor.
79.Thename"
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80.Thenewhighwaythetriptothesummerresort.
81.Youngpeopleoughttobetaughtaboutthedangersofalcohol.
82.Wehavegraduallyrealizedthatitiswrongtoournaturalresources.
83.Shecouldnotforgivesoterribleantoherpride.
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tired.
85.Theconquestofouterspaceisoneofthegreatestofmodernscience.
86.Ah,butloveshouldalwaysoverhate,andthebaseballgodssteppedin
toteachmeabitterlesson:
Becarefulwhatyouwishfor.
87.Itwasexposedthatabouthalfoftheprisonersweremurderedordied
afterorstarvation.
88.Theresearcherinvitesthechildren,onebyone,intoaplainroomand
beginsthegentle.
89.Itisbelievedthatstudyingaforeignlanguageisagoodforthe
mind.
90.Butnowschoolssometimesusetimeoutroomstostudentsratherthan
justletthemcooldown.
Part3.VocabularyandStructure
Choosethebestonetocompleteeachsentence.
91.Ourtalkwascompletely________bytheroarofthemachines.Asa
result,wehadtocommunicatewithgestures.
A.decreased
B.reduced
C.smashed
D.drowned
92.Shewasarrestedfor________statesecretstoaforeignreporterin
returnforhersongoingabroad.
A.gettingaway
B.givingaway
C.breakingaway
D.puttingaway
93.There________newproblemsintherelationshipbetweenthetwo
countriesintherecentyears.
A.rose
B.raised
C.lifted
D.arose
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