, the color of the dress doesn’t          you, and secondly it’s too expensive.

A．To begin with; suit                                      B．Firstly; fit

C．Firstly of all; fit                                          D．Above all; suit

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A．streetB．restaurantC．theaterD．stadium
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A．friendB．sisterC．a(chǎn)untD．cousin
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A．Tired B．Annoyed C．Frightened D．Puzzled
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A．legB．wrist C．a(chǎn)rmD．neck
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A．Madly B．Suddenly C．Secretly D．Hurriedly
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A．sinceB．a(chǎn)sC．untilD．because
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A．typical B．unique C．usualD．only
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1.                A．refer          B．respond        C．a(chǎn)dapt D．talk

 

2.                A．in turn         B．in silence        C．in time   D．in line

 

3.                A．knows          B．a(chǎn)ppears         C．wonders  D．imagines

 

4.                A．missed         B．faced          C．expected D．enjoyed

 

5.                A．street          B．restaurant       C．theater   D．stadium

 

6.                A．friend          B．sister           C．a(chǎn)unt D．cousin

 

7.                A．Tired           B．Annoyed        C．Frightened    D．Puzzled

 

8.                A．leg            B．wrist           C．a(chǎn)rm  D．neck

 

9.                A．Madly          B．Suddenly        C．Secretly D．Hurriedly

 

10.               A．since          B．a(chǎn)s             C．until  D．because

 

11.               A．waiting         B．chatting        C．staring    D．screaming

 

12.               A．passed         B．stopped        C．hid   D．escaped

 

13.               A．In spite of       B．Regardless of    C．Because of     D．In terms of

 

14.               A．typical         B．unique         C．usual D．only

 

15.               A．methods        B．bodies         C．tools  D．hands

 

16.               A．common        B．strange         C．similar D．different

 

17.               A．brave          B．immediate      C．generous  D．a(chǎn)ctive

 

18.               A．warn          B．show          C．promise   D．inform

 

19.               A．hope          B．concern        C．pity  D．respect

 

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