[填空题]Where can you buy things from all over the world in big cities In ______.

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What presents can you buy in the village

[填空题]Where can you buy such a tool It is sold in ______.

[填空题]If you buy a new hybrid, you can ______ from the federal government.

[填空题]You can buy clothes there.

[填空题]What can you learn from stamps
We can learn many things about （） from stamps.

[单项选择]What can you infer from it
A. The English test is as difficult as he thought.
B. The English test is much easier than he thought.
C. The English test is more difficult than he thought.

[单项选择]Please put Mary’s things back where you found them ______ she won’t know where they are.
[A] and [B] or [C] but [D] then

[填空题]How can you get information if you’re going to buy a motor bike according to the speaker To look in your ______ newspaper.

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Universities the world over love symbols from medieval scholastic garb at degree ceremonies to the owls and scrolls of scholastic badge. But for many universities, especially in Britain and elsewhere in Europe, a more accurate emblem would include slummy buildings, dog eared books and demoralized dons. That’s why Britain’s government is next week risking defeat in the House of Commons to bring more private money into the country’s universities’--and why European and developing countries now busy expanding higher education need to think hard about how much government involvement is good for universities.
41)__________. America’s flourishing universities exemplify the former Europe’s the latter. Britain’s government wants to move towards the American modal. The subject of next week’ s rebellion is a bill that would allow English universities Scotland and Wales are different to charge up to 3000 pounds (5460 dollars) in tuition