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M：Morning，Sue．Do you want to have a rest？
W：No，thanks．You see，this is our school project about The Terra Cotta Warriors．（1）
D
D

M：You are hard-working．
W：Besides，this is a Chinese book．（2）
E
E

M：Have you been studying for a long time？
W：No，（3）
B
B

M：So you are a newcomer．
W：Yes，I have learned 40 units，yet Tang culture is most difficult for me．
M：（4）
A
A

W：No，my friend Tang Hao helped me．
M：（5）
C
C

W：Many thanks．

A．Did you learn by yourself？
B．I have studied it for five months．
C．I wish you better and better．
D．I am preparing for it．
E．I am reciting the poems．

【考點】學習．

【答案】D；E；B；A；C

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