---Might Mary go with me to the movie, Mrs. Wilson?

---I’m sorry, but I don’t want my daughter _____ out after dark.

A．take   B．to take      C．taking       D．taken

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When I was younger, about 14, I was already ready to work．My father was a dairy man and he had been working his entire life．For him, getting up at 5 a．m．a(chǎn)nd working a couple of hours before I went to school, and then   36   more after school until there was not enough37   to see, were normal．

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2.A．light B．time    C．chance        D．strength

3.A．ridiculous         B．easy    C．hopeless     D．important

4.A．words       B．truth   C．facts    D．practice

5.A．finish        B．find     C．do       D．quit

6.A．might        B．could  C．would D．should

7.A．Finally      B．However     C．Therefore   D．Thus

8.A．enjoy        B．skip     C．defeat          D．dip

9.A．commitment    B．improvement     C．devotion     D．conclusion

10.A．decide   B．stop    C．resist  D．deserve

11.A．interested      B．shocked      C．surprised    D．prepared

12.A．stick       B．fail       C．leave          D．play

13.A．problem         B．world  C．trick    D．goal

14.A．in case   B．now that      C．even if         D．a(chǎn)s though

15.A．construction          B．negotiation         C．communication D．reception

16.A．weak      B．young C．old      D．poor

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18.A．manner B．moment      C．method       D．way

19.A．stared    B．lifted   C．shone D．closed

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