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Shall we make it a rule that no languageEnglish should be spoken in an English Class.A. besidesB. except forC. except D . exceptthatThey used to live 101 Heping Road, Tianjin.A. on D. ofCan you imagine how excited my grandma was the first time she talked to metelephone?A. onB. byC. overD. through— I was ill bed.75 . — Why were you absent school yesterday?74 . Pop singers both at home and abroad are very popular young people.A. by C. with D. forA. butB. besidesC. unlessD. like65 . 66 . It is rude to make fun ____ t he disabled.A. atB. aboutC. of____ the bad weather, we would have gone picnicking yesterday.D. with67 . 68 . 69 . hurry70 . A. In spite of B. But forIt ' s very kind _____ to help us ____ the harvest.A. of you; inB. for them; withD. for you; inThey look _____ t he way as the key _____s uccess. A. for; ofB. through; forC .It seems that he is always ___ .A. in hurryB. in a hurryGrapes are made____ wine. That is to say, wine is made _ A. of, intoB. into, ofC .C. Because ofC . ofon; toC. with a hurry D___ grapes.from, fromD.D. As forthem; withD. at; withwithThe old couple went out for a walk every morning 71 . when it rained.on76 . He introduced himself Big John, but his real name is John Williams.A. toB. likeC. asD. for77 . As a housekeeper,working, washing and sewing, she had to take care of four small Children.no difficulty.water and ran aground.John bought an expensive walkmanthe money his father had given him.I knew nothing about ithe told me the other day.The teacher together withis going to see the film.an improvement of their conditions.A. has brought aboutA. atB. onC. withD. byA. withB. byC. inD. throughA. exceptB. except forC. except what D . besidesthatA. usC. ourD. they86 . Many new houses and tallbuildings have been set up for teachersand itA. from, inB. to, onC. at, inA. besideB. exceptC. except forD. besides everyone 's surprise,the seven-year-oldboy worked outthe problemA. To, withB. In, withC. To, inD. 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Not only did they plant many trees but also they took measures tree diseases.A. forB. againstC. throughD. to91 . Some people became passive(not active) and stop working whenever anything their wishes or wills.A. is againstB. runs againstC. goes against D .92 . Ah. Margaret, come, the fruit shop is quite near. Just theA. along, behindB. across, aroundC. with, acrossaround93 . Try to be clam and sensitive of danger.A. at the momentB. of the moment C . in the momentD. on the moment94 . o the term, our form-teacher addressed us in an excellent speech. He impressed us a lot.A. At the beginning B . In the beginning C . In the endD .acrossis forcorner.D. along,At themiddle95 . He has a good head.A. by businessB. in business C . for business D on business96 . It happened to be very cold the morning of our sports meet.A. atB. ofC. onD. with97 . The table belongs the corner.A. toB. inC. withD. on98 . 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