[填空题]Adults should tell children about what to do and how to play in the pretend play.

[填空题]Adults should tell children about what to do and how to play in the pretend play.

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M: What do you think we should do about the mistake
W: Why not ask Betty I think she is ready to help us. she is kind and smart.

What does the woman mean（）
A. Betty will probably have the answer.
B. Betty is the one who made the error.
C. They shouldn’t tell Betty about the mistake.
D. They don’t think Betty will take it.

[单项选择]What do scientists tell us about jobs in foreseeable future
A. Most people will do hi-tech jobs.
B. People will work with more computers.
C. Very few people will have to work.
D. No people will be working at all.

[填空题]What should parents do when hearing the child tell a bad story at school

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What did Mark do to tell people about his opinions on various issues

[单项选择]What should listeners do
A. Prepare a response
B. Organize a meeting
C. Design new products
D. Confirm the figures

[简答题]1．What do you think about the story
2．What do you learn from it

英国史学家卡莱尔经过多年的伏案，写成了《法国大革命史》的全部文稿。那时候没有电脑，一切都得用手来完成，而且难得有“备份”。卡莱尔写完后得第一件事，就是将它交给最信任的好友米尔去完善。
然而就在第二天，手稿被米尔家的女佣当作废纸丢进了火炉!而且更糟糕的是，为了保持书房的整洁，卡莱尔每写完一章，随手把原来的笔记、草稿撕碎。可以想见卡莱尔当时的心情，但他很快就平静下来，反而安慰伤心的米尔：“没关系，就当我将作文交给老师批阅，老师说‘这篇不行，重写一次吧，你可以写得更好!’”
卡莱尔再起炉灶，重写这部巨著。如今人们读到的《法国大革命史》就是他的第二稿。这一稿的质量，无论文字上还是内涵上，都达到了卡莱尔写作生涯的巅峰。

[简答题]Place What do you think the government should do about excessive noise

[填空题]What advice do doctors give about vitamin C
Doctors recommend vitamin C to ______.

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What should the woman do
A. Call her sister back.
B. Wait for her sister’s call.
C. Go home to meet her sister

[单项选择]What do you think the woman should do after seeing the doctor？（）
A. She should stay in bed for two days.
B. She should go to school without any rest immediately.
C. She should often go out for a walk.
D. She should buy some other medicine.

[简答题]About what do young people often ask when they enroll at her academy

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Elections often tell you more about what people are against than what they are for. So it is with the European ones that took place last week in all 25 European Union member countries. These elections, widely trumpeted as the world’s biggest-ever multinational democratic vote, were fought for the most part as 25 separate national contests, which makes it tricky to pick out many common themes. But the strongest are undoubtedly negative. Europe’s voters are angry and disillusioned—and they have demonstrated their anger and disillusion in three main ways.
The most obvious was by abstaining. The average overall turnout was just over 45%, by some margin the lowest ever recorded for elections to the European Parliament. And that average disguises some big variations: Italy, for example, notched up over 70o//00, but Sweden managed only 37%. Most depressing of all, at least to believers in the European project, was the extremely low vote in many of the new membe
A. EU member countries hold that the European Parliament is of importance
B. The European Project is the worst vision of all
C. EU member countries maintain that central Europe are gaining more common themes
D. Anti-EU parties are never detrimental to the building-up of the European collaboration