I ________ Spanish at university, for it has never been any use to me．


  1. A.
    hadn't needed to learn
  2. B.
    needn't have learnt
  3. C.
    didn't need to have learnt
  4. D.
    need not to learn
B
needn't have done sth表示“本來(lái)沒(méi)有必要做但是事實(shí)上卻做了的事”。
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Cost of American Wars

War name
Cost of the war
Cost as a percent of annual GDP
Revolutionary War
US $ 2.2 billion (in 2002 dollars)
63%
War of 1812
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Mexican War
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World War I
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World War II
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15%
Vietnam War
US $ 494.3 billion
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First Gulf War
US $ 76.1 billion
1%
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② 1 billion =" 1,000,000,000             "      ③1 trillion = 1,000,000,000,000
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A. First Gulf War and World War I                           B. The Civil War and World War II
C. World War II and Revolutionary War                    D. Mexican War and Civil War    
70. The American annual gross domestic product in 1951 was _________.
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A. Mexican War cost more than War of 1812.
B. First Gulf War cost the least in term of the percentage of the annual of GDP.
C. World War II cost more than Korean War.
D. Mexican War cost as much money as Spanish American War. 

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