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1 A
like
from
Das
irrevocably
endlessly
B omission
ordeal
occasion
Bfall
drop
bounce
C Consequently D
Otherwise
fond
inclined
sprouts
young
imitate
observe
B after
2AinterminablyBrelentlessly
3 A
obstacle
4Aroll
5 A
Likewise
6 A
biased
B partial
Despite
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8 A
emulate
convert
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the word
including
words,
eight
and
three
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must
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criticised
decision so heavilY.
25
The committee did not consider how we would feel about the proposal.
account
Our views on the proposal
26
by the committee'
Our limited budget meant very few real changes were possible'
scope
Our limited budget
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changes'
27
There seems to be hardly any similarity between our lives any more.
common
Our lives seem
28
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wonders
The cream she
29
recommended
my complexion.
put
Her success can
30
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came
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31 Accord ng to the writer, when New York came into view the immigrants felt
Aa sense of anticlimax.
B disappointment at its ugliness.
C ovenrvhelmed by the sight of it.
D the stories they'd heard had been exaggerated.
32
What distinguished immigrants' homes in America from the ones they had left was
that they were of a much higher standard.
that they could be rented more cheaply.
their spaciousness.
the neighbourhoods they were in.
A
B
C
D
33
A
B
C
D
34
A
B
C
D
35
The writer suggests that the arrangement for the flat was possible because
the owner was a friend.
he knew the doorman.
the landlord didn't know.
they deceived the doorman.
A
B
C
D
A
B
C
D
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