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Cambridge is a small city ______ the east of England.
A
between
B
with
C
in
D
under
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句意：剑桥是英格兰东部的一个小城市。本题考查介词的用法。因为剑桥在英格兰的内部，所以要用介词in“在……里面”。
句意：剑桥是英格兰东部的一个小城市。本题考查介词的用法。因为剑桥在英格兰的内部，所以要用介词in“在……里面”。
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Thursday, June 9,6:30 P.M.: Anthony Wang: Closter Union's Marble Hall17 East 27th Street at Third Avenue
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第50题答案是__________A.former
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In a small city.B
In London.C
In Europe.D
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单选题“The city grew outward instead of upward” (Para. 2) means _____.A
the city became more spread out instead of growing tallerB
there were fewer small houses than tall buildingsC
rapid development took place in the city centerD
many tall buildings could be found in the city
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单选题Which area is called the Garden of England and is famous for beautiful blossoms in spring?（）A
The county of Kent in southeastern England.B
The county of East Sussex in southern England.C
The county of West Sussex in southern England.D
The county of Essex in eastern England.
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问答题翻译：To accept the price you quote would leave us only a small profit on our sales because the principle demand in our city is for articles in the medium price range.
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