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    【题目】读一读，用加线的词语写句子。

    (1)一场激烈的足球赛开始了。

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    (2)种子们兴奋极了，它们都想早点回到地球上去。

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    【答案】开始学习真不是说说那么简单。

    我考试的了一百分，妈妈兴奋的说:“孩子，真棒!”

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