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31. Despite the wonderful acting and well-developed plot the _B_ movie could not hold our attention.
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267. Professor White wrote a _C_ report yesterday.
A two-thousand-words B two-thousands-word
C two-thousand-word D two-thousands-words
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A artificial B unnatural C false D unreal
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54. When people become unemployed, it is _C_ which is often worse than lack of wages.
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A nuisance B trouble C worry D anxiety
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65. In Britain, the best season of the year is probably _A_ spring.
A late B last C latter D later
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59. Some people would like to do shopping on Sundays since they expect to pick up wonderful _B_ in the market.
A batteries B bargains C baskets D barrels
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53. Remember that customers don¡¯t _D_ about prices in that city.
A debate B consult C dispute D bargain
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A after B with C by D from
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42. There were no tickets _D_ for Friday¡¯s performance.
A preferable B considerable C possible D available
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358. _C_ the Revolutionary War, the United States was an English colony.
A Inferior to B Superior to C Prior to D Preferable to
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30. Cancer is second only _B_ heart disease as a cause of death.
A of B to C with D from
43. It wasn't such a good dinner _C_ she had promised us.
A that B which C as D what
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