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[Ｂ]ａｇed [C]agｉng ［D]hａsbeｅnagｅd[A]rose??[B］riｓｅ??[C]arise [D］raｉse[A]decrｅase?[B]reduce?［C]inｃrｅａｓe? ［D]ｍeet［Ａ]partiｃuｌar [B]pｅculｉaｒ[C]non-particuｌar［D]particｕｌarly［A]ill?［B]advaｎced?[C]devｅlopｅd?［D]highly［A]feｗ [Ｂ]little? [C]quitｅ ?[D]alｉtｔｌｅ[A]Ｂy ? [B］In? [C]Fｏr??［Ｄ]With[A]leｓs ?[B]ｌeasｔ [C]more??[Ｄ］ｍoｓt[A］ａｓweｌl? [B]ａswｅllａs?[Ｃ]anｄaｓgｏｏd? [Ｄ]andaｓweｌlas［A］now???[B]paｓt?? [C]later?? [D]preｓent[Ａ]ｉnspected [B]eｘｐｅｃｔing? ［C]ｅxｐｅctｅd? [Ｄ]ｉnspeｃtinｇ[A]next [B]lａt(yī)ｅr?? [C]ｂaｃk ? [Ｄ]ｆollowed[A]aｇing [B]rising???［Ｃ]ｈealthｃａｒe?[D］shorｔagｅ[Ａ]Patｉeｎｔs ?[Ｂ]Sｃhools? [C]Hospitａlｓ ??[Ｄ］Physicｉans[A]in??[Ｂ]at? ［C]oｆ［D]for[A]Ｌow ??［Ｂ]Cheap ?［C]Attraｃtｉve ?[Ｄ]Ｅxpensiｖe[A]of ? [B］ｆoｒ ? [C］by ?［Ｄ］ａfｔer[Ａ]ａt(yī)??［Ｂ]iｎ ??[C］of? [Ｄ]ｆｒom[A]ｔhat ? [B]ｗhich ［C]inthat?? 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Wｈichofｔhefollowiｎgｓtａt(yī)ｅmentsiｓＴRUＥabｏuttｈecａuseoｆconfuｓioｎ??[A］Ｈｉghｂloｏdｓuｇａｒmａycausesuddenｃｏｎfusion.［B]Ａchroniｃｄisｅasemaycaｕｓeｃｏnfusｉon.［C]Cｏnfusionmａymakeｙoｕfeeldisoｒｉented．[D］Cｏｎｆusiｏｎinterfereswiｔhyourａbiｌiｔytomａkｅdｅcisioｎs.69.?Whenｔakinｇcａrｅofaconｆuseｄｐeｒson，ｗe＿_(dá)_＿_(dá)＿＿_(dá)_______. ［A]ｒｅmindtheｐersonofｈisｏｒhｅrloｃationｖeryoｆten．?[Ｂ]taｌktｏhｉmoｒheraboｕtpasｔeveｎts ?[C］givｅｈimorheraswｅe(cuò)tdｒinｋfreｑｕentｌy［Ｄ]ａrｅreaｄytocaｌlthedｏctｏr.７0.?Tｈepａssagemainlyｔellsｕｓ_______＿_(dá)____.?[A］howthedoctorsｃurｅcｏnfusiｏｎ[B]thaｔconｆusiｏｎismorecoｍmonintｈeｅlｄｅrly[C]ｔｈecauｓeｓｏfｃonfusion［Ｄ］thｅdefｉnitionandhoｍｅcarｅofconfusionPassageCWhydowecry?Cryingmakesｓｅnｓeifsmoｋegｅtsinyoｕreyｅｓorｉｆyou’recutｔingoｎions.Ｔhｅtearsprotectyourvｉsion.Buｔwhａt(yī)goodiｓemotiｏｎａlcryｉng??

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Totesｔｈistheory,Freyｈａｓbeｅncｏlleｃtinｇｓaｄtears,dropbｙｄrｏp.Hｅpaysmenaｎdwomeｎtowaｔchｓadmoviesaｎｄcａt(yī)chｔｈeirowntearsinａt(yī)estｔube.Heｈasfｏuｎｄthataｂout６0peｒcｅntｏｆｔheviewｅｒsｗiｌｌcryiｆthethｅaterisdarkaｎdtｈeyaｒｅｎ’tcrowdedclｏsｅtogetheｒ.Durｉngtｈeｍovies,Ｆrｅyalsoｒecordｓsignsofsｔress，sｕchasｆasｔheartbeａt(yī)anｄhighblooｄpressｕｒｅ，tｏｓeeifcryiｎgｒeducestheｓe.(199ws)?71.Fｅe(cuò)liｎgbetteraｆｔercryingseemｓrelatedｔo____＿＿_(dá)___.

[A]cuttinｇoniｏnｓ

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［C]theboｄy’scheｍistry

[D]dｉffｅｒｅncebetweｅnmenandwｏｍeｎ?72．AccorｄingtoFreｙ，cｒｙingcanpｒｏｔecttheｂodyｂy＿_(dá)＿＿＿_(dá)__＿_(dá).?

[Ａ］eａsingsｔreｓs?

[B]redｕｃiｎgbｌoodpressuｒｅ?

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[D]ａlloftｈeａbove?73.ＩfFreｙ’ｓｔｈｅoｒyiscｏrｒect,tｅaｒsfｒoｍsａdneｓsandteａrsfrｏmcutｔingoｎiｏnswillshｏw＿＿＿_(dá)_.

[A］simiｌaｒitｉｅs?

[B]ｓtreｓs?

［C]ｄifｆｅｒeｎces?

[D］harmfulｃhemicals?74.DｅtaiｌｓｉｎtheｐaｓsagｅsuggesｔｔhaｔＦｒey’stｈeorｙis_＿_(dá)______＿．?

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