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A.The British had won the first two battles of the Revolution.
B. The British were retreating to the Charles River.
C. The British were willing to sign a declaration.
D. The British would attack by sea.
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B．The rich woman would be kind to her
C．She hated to go on studying at school
D．She had to earn some money for her family
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A．The man wanted to get the job quickly.
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A．the war would soon end if they fought hard
B．the country would soon recover from the war
C．it was be hard for them to win the war
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A．The writer really liked British food.
B．The writer was not used to western food.
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A．the Dutch were underdeveloped people.
B．Britain and Holland were competitors at that time.
C．The Dutch had many bad habits.
D．The British were superior to the Dutch.
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A．the Prime Minister was on the king"s side and spoke for him to the whole nation
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A．The Canadian River.
B．The Hudson River.
C．The Mississippi River.
D．The Amazon River.
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