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What can make a person’s trip to work fearsome

[单项选择]What kind of magic can make an 800-page novel seem too short Whatever it is, debut author Susanna Clarke is possessed by it, and her astonished readers will surely hope she never recovers. Her epic history of an alternative, magical England is so beautifully realized that not one of the many enchantments Clarke chronicles in the book could ever be as potent or as quickening as her own magnificent narrative.
It is 1806, and Gilbert Norrell is the only true magician in England. He sets out to restore the practice of magic to a nation that has not seen it for more than 300 years. But there is an odd and fateful twist to Norrell’s character: he is as scholarly and insufferably pedantic as he is gifted. In short, Norrell is the most boring and unmagical person imaginable. This is Clarke’s masterstroke, the necessary touch of ordinary candleshine in the midst of all the uncanny fairy light she dispenses.
Enter Jonathan Strange, the intuitive magician—the natural—who can improv
A. recover from the effects of her success
B. continue to produce wonderful work
C. limit her craft to Jane Austen
D. understand Strange’s magic

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Tickets by mails. Avoid lining up altogether, by purchasing your tickets in advance, and having them delivered right to your mailbox. Just call Greyhound at least 10 days before your departure (1 - 800 - 231 - 2222).
Prepaid tickets. It is easy to purchase a ticket for a friend or family member no matter how far away they may be. Just call or go to your nearest Greyhound terminal (票务点) and ask for details on how to buy a prepaid ticket.
Ticketing requirement. Greyhound now requires that all tickets have travel dates fixed at the time of purchase. Children under two years of age travel free with an adult who has a ticket.
If your destination (目的地) is to Canada or Mexico. Passengers traveling to Canada or Mexico must have the proper travel documents. U.S., Canadian or Mexican citizens should have a birth certifica
A. They are not available for traveling outside the U. S.
B. Travelers should buy their tickets in person.
C. Babies can not travel free with their parents.
D. They have the exact travel date on them.

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What does the man mean A. The work can’t be done in a short time. B. He needs more time to do the work. C. The work won’t take long.

[填空题]People can make work related injuries worse by aggravating them with bad habits outside the office.

[填空题]What advantages does work have

[单项选择]A few ways Greyhound can make your next trip even easier．
Tickets by mail．
Avoid lining up altogether, but purchasing your tickets in advance, and having them delivered tight to your mailbox. Just call Greyhound at least ten days before your departure.
(1-800-231-2222)
Prepaid tickets．
It’s easy to purchase a ticket for a friend or family member no matter how many details on how to buy a prepaid ticket．
Ticketing requirement．
Greyhound now requires that all tickets have travel dates fixed at the time of purchase. Children under two years of age travel free with an adult who has a ticket.
If your destination(目的地)is to Canada or Mexico．
Passengers travelling to Canada or Mexico must have the proper travel documents. US, Canadian or Mexican citizens should have birth certificate, passport or naturalization(入籍)paper. If you are not a citizen of the US, Canada
A. an airline
B. a hotel
C. a website
D. a bus company

[填空题]What kind of work must the managers assure
Work must be done in the （） and （） way.

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What kind of magic can make an 800-page novel seem too short Whatever it is, debut author Susanna Clarke is possessed by it, and her astonished readers will surely hope she never recovers. Her epic history of an alternative, magical England is so beautifully realized that not one of the many enchantments Clarke chronicles in the book could ever be as potent or as quickening as her own magnificent narrative.
It is 1806, and Gilbert Norrell is the only true magician in England. He sets out to restore the practice of magic to a nation that has not seen it for more than 300 years. But there is an odd and fateful twist to Norrell’s character: he is as scholarly and insufferably pedantic as he is gifted. In short, Norrell is the most boring and unmagical person imaginable. This is Clarke’s masterstroke, the necessary touch of ordinary candleshine in the midst of all the uncanny fairy light she dispenses.

A. recover from the effects of her success
B. continue to produce wonderful work
C. limit her craft to Jane Austen
D. understand Strange’s magic