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7¡¢It was in this house ______ the important meeting in history was held.£¨2£©£¨ A£®where B£®that C£®which D£®in which

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£© 8¡¢She looked so honest that we all regarded her story ______.£¨2£©£¨ £© A£®like true B£®as true C£®like real D£®as real

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9¡¢Mrs. Brown as well as her children ______ to go Paris on holiday next week.£¨2£©£¨ £© A£®is B£®are C£®will D£®will be

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10¡¢He is training hard, hoping to ______ a new world record.£¨2£©£¨ £© A£®set off B£®set aside C£®set up D£®set out

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11¡¢___in the arguments about the morality of artificially reproducing life is the fact that£¬at present, cloning is a very inefficient procedure.£¨2£©£¨ £© A£®Overlooked B£®Overlooking C£®Having overlooked D£®Having been overlooked

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13¡¢The writer has listed why cloning is not feasible to be ___on humans.£¨2£©£¨ £© A£®amended B£®adopted C£®adjusted D£®adapted

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15¡¢I think the chief thing that ___ me about Mr. Bush was his kindness and humor.£¨2£©£¨ £© A£®hit

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16¡¢Mrs. Clinton was always neatly and quietly dressed ___ her age and status.£¨2£©£¨ £© A£®in regard to B£®in accordance with C£®in reference to D£®in comparison with

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18¡¢After the ___of 17 British passengers, Mr. Blair continued to express his concern over the safety of the other passengers still on board the hijacked airliner.£¨2£©£¨ £© A£®relay B£®release C£®convey D£®transfer