Recently CCTV has begun to make a program which looks back the important ____ of 2004.

　 A．causes　　 B．events　 　 C．matters　 D．things

 

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Everyone gets sick of hearing. “Put on your seat belt!”But it’s good advice. People who wear seat belts are 45 percent less likely to be killed while riding in the front seat of a car.
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【小題1】The underlined sentence “Everyone gets sick of hearing”in the first paragraph means“________”.

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B．they were too careful when they walked on the road

C．they were not old enough to sit in the car

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C．keep them awake in the car all the time      D．prevent all kinds of traffic accidents

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