It was with great joy _____ he received the news ____ his lost son would soon return home.

A. because…that       B. that…that

C. because…which      D. that…×

B。前空為強(qiáng)調(diào)句型，后空為同位語從句。

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A.Humor is the key to success in our work and our lives.

B.Humor enables us to cope with difficult situation effectively.

C.Humor is the only best way to criticize someone without losing his face.

D.Humor makes fun of any difficult situations.

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A.Comedians on TV are believed to have done a lot in making people more tolerant of racial and religious differences.

B.To make up differences, humor is a most acceptable as well as a most effective means.

C.People often turn to humorous ways when meeting with difficult situations because of its effectiveness.

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A.the son had to cook another turkey for the guests

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