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20、gwith4.WhereisthepassagelikelytogryA.Ina popularC.OntheB.InafarmingD.InoftheBHuman beings have always been fascinated by twins. Romulus and Remus, Jacob and Esau, Mary-Kate and As children, many of us imagine having a twin: love us unconditionally. Somewhere out there is someoafaceexactlylikeourrman

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22、ve family was her shewrote;heradoptivemotherwashermother.Butthen,outoftheblue,anadoptionagencycalledherandherabouttheidenticaltwinsistershedidntknowshehad.Hersister,ElyseSchein,wantedtomeetI met them for coffee at Caf Mogador, three years after meeting. Now 38, they have haircuts, have made differen

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24、tudied film in college. Paula wrote film criticism; Elyse became filmmaker.TheybothcollectedAliceinWonderlanddollsandkeptheTheyre now regulars at Caf Mogador. The womens journey from strangers to sisters has clearly rocky.Butastheygottoknoweachother,andstruggledtopiecetogethertheirhistory,theirited“

25、For me, the search began when I when my adoptive mother died,” Elyse said. “I t my birth mother could be dead. Time was passing. I was ready to solve the d shadowed life.”Elysehadalwaysfeltapartofherwasmissing.“Idfeltsodifferentfrommyadoptivefamily.”shePaula was raised in a more typical ellectual fa

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29、ardly knowing whether to return or move forward, when a figure came out from the dark door of the tent. It was a tall young man, smoking.He most blackface,thoughredand smooth. Hismoustache was black withcurled s,though could not be n twenty three orfour. There was an unusual force in his face, and i

30、n his daring “Well, my beauty, what can I do for you?” said he, coming forward. And “Nevermindme.IamMr.dUrberville.Haveyoucometoseemeormyt she was quite at a This differed grey from what Tess had expected. She had dreamed of an agedand dignifiedface.She tried to keep calm and answered “I came to see

31、 your mother, sir.”“Iam afraid you cannot see hershe is ill in bed,” d the ive of the house; for this was Alee,the onlysonof the noble family.“Whatisthe businessyouwishtosee her about?” “It isnt businessit isI can hardly say what!”“Ohno.Why,sir,iflyou,itwillTessssense ofacertainridicule wasnow so t,

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42、.AcockroachisEIs a loved one missing some body parts? Is everyone at your dinner table of the same species? Humans and chimps（黑猩猩）differ in only 400 genes. And should t worry us ?Is it horrible for you thinking one fifth of all our genesare owned by someone else, or rson and his family may be ted cr

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47、ndofJohnandA.Theauthor ofC.AnexperttamingD.ThepreviousowneroftheFivepeopleyoumeetinWhen a lonely and elderly man dies in an accident, he awakens in an unfamiliar place called Heaven where five people, some strangers, some loved ones, take him ona clear journey through his life. Each soul has a story

48、 to l, a secret to reveal（揭示）, and a lesson to share. Through them Eddie learns “lessons”, finds out why certain events happened in his physical life, and understands the meaning of his own life. The book explores the unexpectedmysteriesoftheafterlifebyremindinguswhatreallymattershereonMarleyMe：life

49、andlovewiththeworldsworstJobandJennywere justbeginningtheir life together Theybroughthome Marley,a yellowfur-ball of a dog Life would never be the same. Marley crashed through doors, and ate nearly everything he could get his mouth around. However, just as he refused any limits on his behavior, his

50、love and loyalty were boundless,too.He shard the couples joy and heartbreak.He wasthere whenever the couple needs help MarleyMe is so mu ore n the story of a lovabledog；itsthestoryofafamily.ofbook,Groganspeaksofthe tMarleytaught【】A ：，20的各种好处，没有提到2.B 3.D 和WARNINGmore。B篇导读：本文的话题是双胞胎。全文讲述一对双胞胎的故事：她们被不同

51、家庭收养，但是在各自的家庭【】A ：，20的各种好处，没有提到2.B 3.D 和WARNINGmore。B篇导读：本文的话题是双胞胎。全文讲述一对双胞胎的故事：她们被不同家庭收养，但是在各自的家庭Paula和其双胞胎ElyseC andAshley。从这些内容判断，A、B、C都是创建的双胞胎的名字，而个例，因此本题选D 8.B 考查推理判断。关于这对双胞胎，本文采用倒叙的方式，先讲这对双胞胎的重逢故事，然后说她们各 Alec，在和Alec 9.B从文章的叙述看，从贫穷乡下来的苔丝想到德伯家来认亲戚，在和Alec的交谈中她一 ， 。 蟑螂是为了一 新展览的需要。其他选 在文蟑 ，16.C AB

52、， BEIJING (Reuters) - Dozens of young , angry at 16.C AB ， BEIJING (Reuters) - Dozens of young , angry at disruption of the Olympic torch relay in ed outside a Carrefour branch in east China on Friday, setting fire to a French flag, waving banners shoutingslogans,localmediaTherehave beensat the Fren

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54、e Olympic torch around the world has been dogged s, largely over rule ,wherea waveofernmentunrestIn Paris, sandattemptsbyactivists to snatch the torchprompted securityls extinguishthetorchseveraltimesandputinona Local media photos showed ers holding up t read Boycott France, Support Olympicsandece,L

55、ovetheThey waved red flags and shouted slogans, attracting a big crowd of onlookers. One photo showed manburningaFrenchernet s have also featured photos from Hefei, capitalcity of the eastern province Anhui, where several elementary school students staged banner reading e isFrance has tried to play

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59、ercentofpportedtheCarrefour笔友Robert回复他, 1. 学开车 2. 3. 看奥运会 4. DearHowtimes!Dearsible)How time s! The happy days we shared often collegeentranceexamisapproaching,whichalsoy memory. What about you? As you know, ofthissortofpressingstudylife.end to have a meaningful summer , I will learnt to drive to ge

60、t a driving license, which is a activity for a high school graduate in China. I will have a good rest, enjoying my hobbies. Then I will take English course to improve my English communication ability, With the 2008 Olympics beginning, I will be participant of it, watching the basketball match n Chin