[简答题]The war left the family scattered all over the world, and it was thirty years(他们才得以重聚).

[填空题]The war left the family scattered all over the world, and it was thirty years （） (他们才得以重聚).

[简答题]You will probably see people from all over the world; you will certainly see people of every age, size, and shape, and you’ll get a free fashion show, too.

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Students come to study in UK from all over the world. There are currently more than 270,000 international students in the UK. Of that number, about 75% are on higher education courses, with 130,500 (almost equal numbers of men and women) studying full-time undergraduate courses.
Why do they come here Why should you consider doing the same First, you will gain a high quality qualification that is recognized worldwide. Thousands of international students have used their UK qualifications to get a good job. Just make sure that if you have a particular job and qualification in mind you check before you apply that the qualification will be recognized by employers in your own country.
Second, if English is not your mother tongue, you will probably be completely fluent by the time you graduate.
One of other reasons for studying here is the ease of UK application system. Instead of applying to several different universities or colleges, taking their admissions tes
A. do part-time jobs
B. come from developing countries
C. study college courses
D. are women instead of men

[填空题]We left England when the war was over. We ________ England until the war was over.

[单项选择]Why didn’t Ryan have any money left over to buy new clothes
A. He has been spending all his money on his personal trainer and gym fees.
B. His salary is not enough for him to buy new clothes.
C. He has no interest in new clothes.
D. He has been spending all his money on travelin

[填空题]Look at the bread left over on the table. ______! (浪费掉粮食多可惜啊)

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The No Child Left Behind Act has been deadly to public education. So why has the president embraced it
Over the past year, I have traveled the nation speaking to nearly 100,000 educators, parents, and school-board members. No matter the city, state, or region, those who know schools best are frightened for the future of public education. They see no one ina position of leadership who understands the damage being done to their schools by federal policies.
They feel keenly betrayed by President Obama. Most voted for him, hoping he would reverse the ruinous No Child Left Behind (NCLB) legislation of George W. Bush. But Obama has not sought to turn back NCLB. His own approach, called Race to the Top, is even more punitive than NCLB. And though over the past week the president has repeatedly called on Congress to amend the law, his proposed reforms are largely cosmetic (装点门面的) and would leave the worst aspects
A. are optimistic about the future of higher education
B. support President Obama in adopting new approach
C. realize federal policies’ damage to public education
D. hope Obama will continue the policies made by Bush