Japan is ____ the east of China, while India is ____ the west of China.

      A. to; on                 B. on; to                 C. in; to                  D. to; in

 

【答案】

A

【解析】略

 

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The Japanese eat a lot of fish. Japan is an island and its   41  go all over the Pacific looking for fish to   42 . The Japanese sometimes eat uncooked fish, and they also eat a lot of rice.
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A．SometimesB．SometimeC．Some timeD．Some times
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A．drinkB．eatC．haveD．boil
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A．makeB．turnC．changeD．eat
【小題4】
A．a(chǎn)sB．likeC．withD．together
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A．trainsB．planesC．fishing boatsD．life boats
【小題7】
A．buyB．weighC．holdD．catch
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A．the worldB．countriesC．the eastD．developing countries
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A．breadB．cakeC．flourD．vegetables
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【小題11】
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A．riceB．cakesC．fruitD．potatoes
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A．not onlyB．onlyC．besidesD．except
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A．somethingB．a(chǎn)nythingC．porkD．beef
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1.A. Sometimes     B. Sometime      C. Some time       D. Some times

2. A. drink         B. eat           C. have            D. boil

3.A. make          B. turn          C. change          D. eat

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8. A. the world                      B. countries

    C. the east                       D. developing countries

9. A. bread         B. cake          C. flour           D. vegetables

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11.A. Like          B. As            C. Being           D. With

12.A. of            B. from          C. into            D. up to

13.A. the same      B. different     C. every           D. each

14. A. rich          B. poor          C. strong          D. weak

15.A. meat          B. maize         C. flour           D. bread

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