In my opinion, _____ shouldn't be any doubt that China will become one of the most powerful countries
in the near future.
[     ]
A. this
B. that
C. it
D. there
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who urged Lincoln to grow his famous whiskers.
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he should let his whiskers grow because his face was "so thin"．She explained that "ladies like whiskers"
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     My dear little Miss,
     Your very agreeable letter of the 15th is received.
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     Your sincere wellwisher,
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11,1861,to begin his journey to the White House,he had a full beard.Lincoln had his picture taken,and this
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cheering crowd. Then he asked if  the girl who wrote him a letter  was present. Grace emerged from the
crowd carrying  roses. He kissed her and announced that he had let his whiskers grow because of  her
advice.Grace,who felt at a loss,ran all the way home still holding the flowers,which she had forgotten to
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A．it would make him look thin
B．it would improve his appearance
C．most gentlemen liked whiskers
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A．He would be glad to wear whiskers.
B．Grace came up with a silly idea.
C．Wearing whiskers could be troublesome.
D．It was a pity that he hadn't daughters.
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A．He was the sixth President of the US.
B．He was not satisfied with his image.
C．He kept Grace's advice in mind for a long time.
D．He went to Washington D．C.by bus after being elected President.
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A．nervous  B．calm
C．confident  D．proud
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