Eight pounds for your room, three for dinner and two for lunch: the ________ cost will be thirteen pounds.


  1. A.
    absolute
  2. B.
    entire
  3. C.
    whole
  4. D.
    total
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【小題1】
Which of the following best expresses the main idea of the passage?

A．Birds often eat strange and funny things.
B．Ostriches will swallow anything to help them digest food.
C．One ostrich died with 484 coins in its gizzard.
D．Ostriches are often hurt by cruel or careless people.
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he word “fatal” in the third paragraph is another word for “______”.
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Which of the following best expresses the main idea of the passage?

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  C. avoid eating harmful objects                              D. escape from the zoo

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The sentence “the small stones do the chewing” makes rocks seem as though they were ______.

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  C. dangerous                                                                D. uncomfortable

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he word “fatal” in the third paragraph is another word for “______”.

  A. foolish                         B. careless                          C. deadly                    D. cruel

 

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