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He reasoned that if we started at dawn, we would be there by noon（)
A.decided
B.persuaded
C.concluded
D.convinced
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A.decided
B.persuaded
C.concluded
D.convinced
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A.sold
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D.yielded
A.he finished; surrounded by
B.did he finished; surrounded by
C.had he finished; was surrounded by
D.he had finished; was surrounded by
A.For what did he ask
B.What did he ask for
C.What did he ask
D.For what did he ask for
A.Has he
B.Did he
C.Was he
D.Does he
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C.that
D.after
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B.nor was he
C.so is he
D.so was he
A.to do
B.doing
C.doing it
D.to
A、as quick as he could
B、as quickly as he could
C、as quick as he can
D、as quickly as he can
A.will he come; arrives
B.he will come; arrives
C.he will come; will arrive
D.will he come; will come
