At last, she succeeded in making herself ________.


  1. A.
    understand
  2. B.
    understanding
  3. C.
    to understand
  4. D.
    understood
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A. 8.                                      B. 9.                                      C. 10.                                    D. 11.

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A. Happy.          B. Grateful.                           C. Surprised.   D. Unbelievable.

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B. Gonzalez always had meals in a restaurant

C. Gonzalez’s son helped her a lot

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1.          

A．sacrificed

B．defeated

C．a(chǎn)bandoned

D．killed

2.          

A．live

B．imagine

C．struggle

D．think

3.          

A．sad

B．final

C．teachable

D．great

4.          

A．a(chǎn)shamed

B．valued

C．excited

D．scared

5.          

A．die

B．fail

C．retire

D．survive

6.          

A．miss

B．hate

C．a(chǎn)dmire

D．a(chǎn)ppreciate

7.          

A．close

B．casual

C．bad

D．personal

8.          

A．classmate

B．mom

C．father

D．teacher

9.          

A．free

B．delightful

C．pleasant

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10.      

A．daughter

B．student

C．friend

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11.      

A．best

B．wisest

C．luckiest

D．gentlest

12.      

A．trust

B．doubt

C．consider

D．predict

13.      

A．taking

B．going

C．giving

D．looking

14.      

A．coldly

B．hesitantly

C．shyly

D．tightly

15.      

A．note

B．gift

C．notice

D．reminder

16.      

A．Since

B．Until

C．though

D．When

17.      

A．confidence

B．courage

C．respect

D．heart

18.      

A．end

B．make

C．get

D．fall

19.      

A．life

B．time

C．money

D．honor

20.      

A．push

B．price

C．meaning

D．power

 

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