－ You haven’t seen a Yeti, have you?

 －______. How I wish to see one!

  A. Yes, I have      B. Yes, I haven’t       C. No, I have      D. No, I haven’t

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occupied with proving his skills on the court and improving                           83. __________

himself. Having enjoyed a successfully high school basketball                        84. __________

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