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A．They have no dreams.
B．They don't feel being loved.
C．They get used to what they have.
D．They only cherish the material things.
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C．the fairies have once appeared somewhere
D．such fairies may bring them good luck in their exam
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A．They are leading in the game.
B．The score is really close.
C．The Dream Team is way behind.
D．They win the game.
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B．The score is really close.
C．The Dream Team is way behind.
D．They win the game.
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A．They forget all of their dreams.
B．They wouldn't like to tell the truth.
C．They cannot enjoy their free time.
When people dream, ______.
A．they see and feel real things as they do when they are awake
B．they can't tell the difference between real life and a dream
C．both their minds and bodies are taking a rest
D．they can interact with what is going on around them
A．they were obsessed with the dream of rising in the world
B．They were seized by Americans who want to get up in the world
C．They were influenced by American presidents
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B．They wanted to make their fortunes.
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A．people usually dream in a NREM sleep.
B．people usually dream in an REM sleep.
C．people always remember what they have dreamed in an REM sleep.
D．people may have an REM sleep all night through.
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B．made low
C．made plain
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