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32. Fierce as they are, beasts like tigers and lions usually do not to violent killing unless they are very hungry. r: _- Cj
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33. The airlines charge half-price for the students. , I’ve already bought my ticket to New York. y> S.B/ d
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34. He’s trying to all the support he can obtain for the political party he’s formed. xNNoB/DR
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35. The professor spoke clearly and and we could understand every word he said. 's{-1aW
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36. Before you start, spend a few minutes yourself with the rules of the game. @1 #$
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37. I was so surprised when he turned up—I’d someone much older. 4/{Io &|
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38. Presently, no international organizations can take the place of UN, which cast a(n) influence on international affairs, 3zb;q@JV
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40. A comprehensive market system should be established to the flow of talent, funds and materials. Gvt.m&_
A. necessitate B. facilitate C. cultivate D. activate I}Z
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41. The human brain is the most delicate and complex in all living things. Y#PbC
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42. The noise is so faint that the engineers have to their ears to hear it. qy@gW@IU
A. stir B. stress C. strain D. stride I z2K
43. The at the highest point in the United States is 20,000 feet at Mt. McKinley in Alaska. gFJ& t^yL
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44. A person who is truly considerate does thoughtful things for others without having to be asked or reminded. /,5`#Gte_
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45. The pattern of weather in the last few weeks the norm for this time of year. P58U8MEG
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46. Before I noticed a small difference, I had thought the machines were . % @Ks<"9
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47. As people more wealth, they tend to spend a greater proportion of their incomes. `Dh %c%j)
A. accommodate B. accelerate C. accumulate D. accomplish 5G){7]P+r"
48. Many officials initially reacted with shock and to the charge of corruption. |i?At Ot@f
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50. Tony was in plain clothes, watching for a character at London Airport all night. I2 j;9Qcz
A. suspicious B. suspect C. susceptible D. suspended v.6" <nT2
