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1.I was brought up in beautiful ________________ (環(huán)境）。

2.They were not employed just _________ __________ _______ experience． (lack)

3.___________ ________ (從事）too many activities led to his failure in the exam．

4.Keep me ___________(inform) of what happens．

5.Tom _______ __________ ________ cheating in the exam and lying．(被指控）

6.As a journalist you have to be curious and _________ _______ ________ _________ a story．（對．．．．．．有靈敏的嗅覺）

7.We all admire Lucy _________ her courage to tell the truth．(填介詞）

8.Exposed to the heavy rain, I _________ __________ (生�。�

9.All the people arrived late for ________ _________ _________ reasons．(variety)

10.You have to apply ________ the passport office __________ a visa．(填介詞)

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