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They have refused to allow UN troops to be stationed in their ________ .

A.history

B.territory

C.resistance

D.memory

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1.A、that

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C、her

D、it

2.A、without

B、along

C、incduding

D、towards

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4.A、paid

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D、town

6.A、so

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第3题
He () knowing anything about the corruption.

A.denied

B.rejected

C.refused

D.desired

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K.conflicts

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M.close

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第6题
Though she () and pleaded, he refused to go to the dance.
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A.he complained

B.did he complain

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A. untold

B. unequalled

C. unnoticed

D. unexpected

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A. it was surprising that Socrates was so famous

B. Socrates was

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D. the authorities refused to publish Socrates’ works

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A. his belief in his students

B. his contempt for conservatives

C. his recognition of the legal system

D. that he was not afraid of death

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第10题
which of the following is correct to describe Charles I?

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