—Are these books ____?

—No, they are not mine. They belong to ____.

A. your；her B. yours；her C. you；hers D. yours；she

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A group of high school students from the United States has planted hope by cleaning up an empty lot(一塊地) in their neighborhood.

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The students said they painted the bench purple because they found that purple has a comforting feeling for people. They thought kids could go there and sit together, communicate with each other in peac and stay out of trouble.

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It gives the neighborhood a little hope and a little beauty, “said Lyle Jenkins, a member of the Neighborhood Network.” A lot of people love the neighborhood and have great hopes for things getting better.

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A group of American high school students did a project to plant hope by by cleaning up an empty lot, and its1.is a local bank.

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Eight students made their2.to turn the lot into a space to improve people’s health.

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A hopscotch board is painted bright blue.

A wall painting has taken shape on a back fence.

The rest of the fence was painted grey.

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A little hope and a little beauty make people live a hopeful life.

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