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She _____ me why she wanted to leave today


  1. A.
    explained
  2. B.
    said
  3. C.
    told
  4. D.
    suggested
C
动词辨析。Explained解释,说明年; said说,强调内容;told  告诉,强调一个说;suggested建议。句意:她告诉了我她为什么今天想出发。故选C。
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【小题1】
A.insteadB.somehowC.anywayD.either
【小题2】
A.sinceB.whenC.beforeD.after
【小题3】
A.noiseB.viewC.sceneD.hurry
【小题4】
A.butB.yetC.orD.so
【小题5】
A.AcrossB.AlongC.BesideD.Through
【小题6】
A.plateB.carriageC.basketD.bowl
【小题7】
A.discouragedB.disturbedC.shockedD.comforted
【小题8】
A.playingB.beggingC.dancingD.refreshing
【小题9】
A.imageB.beliefC.courageD.time
【小题10】
A.instructionB.directionC.operationD.intention
【小题11】
A.peacefulB.niceC.roughD.pleasure
【小题12】
A.workB.improveC.standD.help
【小题13】
A.lostB.firedC.stuckD.tired
【小题14】
A.sighingB.listeningC.walkingD.talking
【小题15】
A.OpportunitiesB.PossibilitiesC.PerformancesD.Experiences
【小题16】
A.dropB.liftC.pickD.knock
【小题17】
A.depressingB.encouragingC.frighteningD.surprising
【小题18】
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C.she was glad to be able to pay for someone in need.
D.hopefully the force that brought them together may bring good luck to Joyce.
【小题6】The passage is intended to _______.
A.arouse readers’ curiosity
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