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his serious illness, he took part in the contest（）
A．As for
B．As long as
C．Besides
D．Despite
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His illness is _____ than before.
A、much serious
B、seriouser
C、more serious
D、most serious
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______ our great relief, his illness was not so serious as we had thought.
A.In
B.With
C.At
D.To
第3题
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第4题
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A．that their illness is very serious
B．that their illness is not so serious
C．that they do not get any illness at all
D．that the illness they get is not a mild one
第5题
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For the new study，the researchers had 193 healthy adults complete standard measures of personality traits，selfperceived health and emotional“style．”Those who tended to be happy，energetic and easy—going were judged as having a positive emotional style，while those who were often unhappy，tense and hostile had a negative style．
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A．that their illness is very serious
B．that their illness is not so serious
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D．that the illness they get is not a mild one
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A．that
B．which
C．what
D．whose
第7题
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A．that B．whose C．which D．what
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Dave, while in serious illness, had bought the unborn puppy for Stella as a Christmas pres
ent.
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A．Y
B．N
C．NG
第10题
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(1).()
A、is
B、was
C、has been
D、had been
(2).()
A、suggested
B、gave
C、prescribed
D、explained
(3).()
A、bring down
B、bring on
C、bring up
D、bring to
(4).()
A、take it up
B、take it out
C、take it over
D、take it easy
(5).()
A、keep from
B、keep against
C、keep off
D、keep on
(6).()
A、down
B、onto
C、over
D、into
(7).()
A、laying
B、lied
C、lying
D、laid
(8).()
A、gazing
B、seeing
C、watching
D、looking over
(9).()
A、to be dying
B、dying
C、to die
D、died
(10).()
A、slim
B、relaxed
C、sleep
D、slip
