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I’d like to ______ this old car with a new model, but I can’t afford it.A. changeB. r

A. change

B. replace

C. convert

D. substitute

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M: Seen what？

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第2题

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B.remember

C.compare

D.miss

(2)A.today’s

B.yesterday’s

C.tomorrow’s

D.future’s

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B.new

C.expensive

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(4)A.made

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(6)A.untrue

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B.television

C.radio

D.telephone

(8)A.lost

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C.watched

D.played

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B.Above all

C.Besides

D.Especially

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第3题

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第4题

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第5题

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B.talented people like her should fail to get a respectable job

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第7题

Wht Norml Form. is the student tble shown （） s _ id→s _ nme, s _ sex, s _ old, deprt _ id deprt _ id→deprt _ nme1NF B．2NF C．3NF D．BCNF

A.1NF

B.2NF

C.3NF

D.BCNF

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第8题

Neither the children nor the old like having their daily ______ upset.A．routineB．habitC．cu

Neither the children nor the old like having their daily ______ upset.

A．routine

B．habit

C．custom

D．practice

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第9题

What Normal Form. is the student table shown ？（) student table （s _ id, s _ name, s _ sex

What Normal Form. is the student table shown ？ () student table (s _ id, s _ name, s _ sex, s _ old, depart _ id, depart _ name) s _ id→s _ name, s _ sex, s _ old, depart _ id depart _ id→depart _ name

A．1NF

B．2NF

C．3NF

D．BCNF

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第10题

The author and his old room-mate George didn't like the food and the drink of today.A．YB．N

The author and his old room-mate George didn't like the food and the drink of today.

A．Y

B．N

C．NG

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