Put a bit of sugar in the coffee, and it will _____ better.

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A. go
B. keep
C. taste
D. sound
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As he went out of the library, he saw his bike   48   down the sidewalk. Walking beside it was a boy, perhaps fifteen years old.

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“Give it back! You’re   50  . It’s not yours.”

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43. A. hot                   B. warm              C. cool                       D. cold

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45. A. to choose           B. choosing          C. to search          D. searching

46. A. turn                  B. chance            C. book               D. Bike

47. A. as                    B. because           C. since               D. while

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25．A．sights         B．examinations     C．a(chǎn)ppreciations    D．bits

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30．A．generally     B．regretfully        C．cheerfully        D．helplessly

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34．A．experience    B．variety         C．beauty           D．interest

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C．it is a good selling point.
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4．The writer presents the article with the purpose of ___________.
A．introducing a new book             B．promoting a new book
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