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 – I lost the game today.

– Well, _________ luck next time.

A. well 　            B. good               C. better              D. best

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2.                A．lost            B．felt            C．made D．took

 

3.                A．gardening       B．problems       C．plants    D．solution

 

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6.                A．where         B．as             C．why D．whether

 

7.                A．after           B．of             C．at   D．in

 

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11.               A．interested      B．excited         C．fit    D．demanding

 

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14.               A．life            B．dreams         C．house D．hands

 

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19.               A．time           B．freedom        C．sunlight   D．space

 

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44. A. proved     B. wanted       C. chose     D. began

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49. A. as well     B. on purpose C. in time          D. long before

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