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The music is beautiful I want to listen to it again.

A. so, that B. such, that

C. too, to D. so, as

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Topic：Keep 1. in mind every day
Fact	It’s 2. that school accidents kill more students than anything else．
Safety Tips	On the way	◆Wait for the green light，look both sides before we 3. the road． ◆Wear bright colors． ◆Don’t believe 4. in the street．
At school	◆It’s 5. for us to stand still and try to hold onto something，or stay in a corner until the crowd leaves． ◆We’d better cover our head with both hands，leaning to one side，curling up our body and 6. our legs．
In a fire	◆Stay calm Follow the teachers’ 7. and leave quickly． ◆Cover our mouth and nose by 8. a piece of cloth． ◆Drop to the ground and roll over and over to put out the fire．
For eating	◆Wash fruits carefully before we eat them． ◆Check the expiration dates．Don’t eat the food that 9. bad．
Purpose	To make the students know the tips to be protected from 10. ．