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| A．
debt | B．
duty | C．
shadow | D．
pressure |
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| A．
In fact | B．
In a word | C．
As a result | D．
All in all |
小題3:
| A．
develop | B．
worsen | C．
vary | D．
change |
小題4:
| A．
fortunate | B．
wealthy | C．
generous | D．
successful |
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| A．
decoration | B．
expression | C．
sign | D．
announcement |
小題7:
| A．
got by | B．
pulled out | C．
passed on | D．
passed by |
小題8:
| A．
emergency | B．
danger | C．
need | D．
panic |
小題9:
| A．
food | B．
alcohol | C．
medicine | D．
entertainment |
小題10:
| A．
driving | B．
jogging | C．
wandering | D．
cycling |
小題11:
| A．
directed | B．
challenged | C．
permitted | D．
drove |
小題12:
| A．
reached | B．
turned | C．
broke | D．
searched |
小題13:
| A．
amusingly | B．
strangely | C．
awkwardly | D．
naturally |
小題14:
| A．
incident | B．
condition | C．
state | D．
coincidence |
小題15:
| A．
poured out | B．
turned out | C．
broke out | D．
burst out |
小題16:
| A．
necessary | B．
difficult | C．
possible | D．
suitable |
小題17:
| A．
queuing | B．
leaving | C．
setting | D．
operating |
小題18:
| A．
gift | B．
time | C．
favor | D．
honor |
小題19:
| A．
impresses | B．
informs | C．
persuades | D．
reminds |
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小題1:D
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小題1:D
小題1:D
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小題1:B
小題1:A
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小題1:B
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