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1 0. There is nobody here in the office-they have all gone home. A£®can B£®must C£®should D£®would 1 1£®Mary looks great this pair of trousers£® A£®in B£®by C£®on D£®at

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1 2£®The next morning people found the world outside their houses completely £® A£®change B£®changing C£®changed D£®to change 1 3£®These books should not be from the library£® A£®taken away B£®taken off C£®taken down D£®taken over

14£®By the time I got home£¬my grandmother the dinner and was watching TV£® A£®prepares B£®prepared C£®has prepared D£®had prepared 1 5£®The reason the president kept silent is still unknown£® A£®how B£®why C£®when D£®what

16£®Ò»Will you please open the door for me? Ò» .

A£®Yes£¬please B£®My pleasure C£®Not at all D£®You¡¯ welcome 17£®James got lost in the city£¬ he had to ask for help£® A£®or B£®SO C£®but D£®for

1 8£®Mrs£®Smith persuaded her husband the right thing£® A£®do B£®did C£®to do D£®doing

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on most days of the week you can find one or more people standing in the street selling a m

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agazine 2 1 The Big Issue£®These people are all 22 £¬

but they are not begging for money£®23 £¬they are selling the magazine as a means(ÊÖ¶Î)of 24 a small but respectable living£®

The Big Issue magazine was 25 in 1991 by Jon Bird and Gordon Roddick after they 26 that there were many homeless people who were 27 0n the streets of London£®On a previous(֮ǰµÄ) 28 to New York£¬

one of them had seen homeless people selling a newspaper known as Street News 29 they decided to set up something30 in the British capital£®

Nowadays£¬The Big Issue has31 all over the UK and there are even different versions(°æ±¾)of the magazine in different parts of the 32 £®The sellers buy each magazine from the organization for seventy pence and then sell it to a 33 for one pound fifty£®By working with The Big Issue£¬many people have been 34 to escape from homelessness£¬and 35 many of them have moved on to new jobs and new lives£® 21£®A£®printed B£®spelt C£®called D£®stuck 22£®A£®healthy B£®homeless C£®impolite D£®single 23£®A£®Instead B£®Besides C£®Anyhow D£®Therefore 24£®A£®changing B£®enjoying C£®making D£®improving 25£®A£®recognized B£®started C£®found D£®written 26£®A£®forgot B£®hoped C£®saw D£®doubted 27£®A£®driving B£®1iving C£®drawing D£®Working 28£®A£®visit B£®entrance C£®way D£®flight 29£®A£®or B£®but C£®for D£®and 30£®A£®similar B£®personal C£®natural D£®friendly

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