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PassageFour Coolisawordwithmanymeanings.
only one meaning
no meanings
the same meaning
many different meanings
第二部分阅读理解共两节满分30分第一节共10小题每小题2分满分20分阅读下列短文从每题所给的A.B.
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afraid of
angry about
interested in
unhappy with
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Coolisawordwithmanymeanings.Itsoldmeaningisusedtoe
Coolisawordwithmanymeanings.Itsoldmeaningisusedtoe
Coolisawordwithmanymeanings.Itsoldmeaningisusedtoe
pleased with
strange to
worried about
careful with
Coolisawordwithmanymeanings.Itsoldmeaningisusedtoe
Coolisawordwithmanymeanings.Itsoldmeaningisusedtoe
Coolisawordwithmanymeanings.Itsoldmeaningisusedtoe
may not be as cool as it seems
usually means something interesting
can make your life colorful
can be used instead of many words
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PassageFour Coolisawordwithmanymeanings.
may not be as cool as it seems
usually means something interesting
can make your life colorful
can be used instead of many words
Coolisawordwithmanymeanings.Itsoldmeaningisused
only one meaning
no meanings
the same meaning
many different meanings
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Coolisawordwithmanymeanings.Itsoldmeaningisusedtoe
Coolisawordwithmanymeanings.Itsoldmeaningisusedtoe
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fun
similarity
Coolisawordwithmanymeanings.Itsoldmeaningisusedtoe
only one meaning
no meanings
the same meaning
many different meanings
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Treesshouldonlybepruned修剪whenthereisagoodreasonfordoingso.Manygardenersbelievethatmoredamageresultsfromdoingitunnecessarilythanfromleavingthetreetogrowinitsownway. Firstpruningmaybedonetomakesurethattreeshaveadesiredshape.Theobjectmaybetogetatreeoftherightheightandtohelpthegrowthofsmallsidebrancheswhichwillthickenitsappearanceorgiveitaspecialshape.Secondlypruningmaybedonetomakethetreehealthier.Youmaycutoutdiseasedordeadwoodorbranchesthatarerubbingagainsteachotherandthuscausingwounds.Atreemaygrowhealthierbyremovingthebranchesthatarelockingupthecentreandsopreventingthefreemovementofair. Oneresultofpruningisthatanopenwoundisleftonthetreeandthisprovidesaneasyentry进入fordiseasesbutitisawoundthatwillheal.Oftenthereisaracebetweenthehealingandthediseaseastowhetherthetreewillliveordie.Pruningisusuallydoneinwinterforthenyoucanseetheshapeofthetreeclearlywithouttheinterferencefromtheleaves. Whichofthefollowingusuallycausesatreetogrowunhealthy
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