Come and________ your wet coat, or you will catch a cold.


  1. A.
    put on
  2. B.
    remove
  3. C.
    pick up
  4. D.
    put away
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根據(jù)短文內(nèi)容，從短文后的選項(xiàng)中選出能填入空白處的最佳選項(xiàng)。選項(xiàng)中有兩項(xiàng)為多余選項(xiàng)。
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A．Mix with people who laugh.
B．You can lessen your pain through humor.
C．Practise the art of laughing.
D．But it’s also something that has to be developed.
E．He who laughs last laughs best.
F．People’s joy can affect those around them.
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C. advertise for a business         D. tell you more about life in New York

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A. find a client                    B. train a dog

C. get prepared                     D. make more money

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A. take up a weekend job            B. keep a good pet dog

C. make money in his daily spare time  D. be a part-time office worker

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A. what dog-walking is like         B. why dog-walking is worth trying

C. the unknown part of dog-walking  D. the bad side of dog-walking

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(     )4. A. head      
(     )5. A. trees        
(     )6. A. afraid      
(     )7. A. wild        
(     )8. A. surprise    
(     )9. A. feed        
(     )10. A. life        
(     )11. A. message    
(     )12. A. loosely    
(     )13. A. blame      
(     )14. A. at least    
(     )15. A. basically  
(     )16. A. refused    
(     )17. A. ran        
(     )18. A. frightened  
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B. dropping
B. examined
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B. read y  
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B. save    
B. wealth  
B. teaching
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B. work    
B. at most  
B. simply  
B. hesitated
B. laughed  
B. changed  
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C. urning    
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C. ills      
C. ager      
C. ngry      
C. erson      
C. atch      
C. hing      
C. rayer      
C. ightly    
C. eal        
C. fter all  
C. ardly      
C. greed      
C. omplained  
C. elped      
C. ess        
C. mprovement 		D. surprised    
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D. tail          
D. fences        
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D. order        
D. kill          
D. heart        
D. information  
D. closely      
D. lesson        
D. first of all  
D. mainly        
D. arranged      
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