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Mrs. Potts:But it's not enough. She has to love him in （). 作为交换，作为回报

A、return

B、repay

C、reply

D、respond

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Mrs. Potts: Now, Chip, I won't have you making up such （) stories.

A、fancy

B、wild

C、crazy

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第2题

Which of the following is true？A．The shoemaker was angry with Mrs. Green.B．The shoemaker s

Which of the following is true？

A．The shoemaker was angry with Mrs. Green.

B．The shoemaker said sorry to Mrs. Green.

C．The shoemaker was very glad when he received Mrs. Green's call.

D．The shoemaker didn't know someone had taken away the right shoe.

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第3题

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When the author s father first mentioned Mrs. Forbush, Debbie thought that_____ .

A．the boss was satisfied

B．it would be useless to complain

C．she would be punished

D．her work would not be rewarded

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第4题

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The little house was "full of so many. memories" (Para. 3 ) means ______.

A．that the house remembers many, many things

B．that an important part of Mrs. Robson's life was spent there

C．that it was full of furniture

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第5题

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A．very depressed and dismayed

B．very cheerful but completely helpless

C．proud and sad