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1. The traditional view of literature's function, as formulated by the poet Horace, ......... . |
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it is structurally perfect and pleases the hearer |
that it shall have form and theme |
is that it should be useful and pleasurable |
that it should appeal to the majority of the public |
that it must move one's feelings |
2. .......nobody inside it is likely to be hurt. |
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Only if the damaged ship turned over slowly |
Because American football players wear protection |
When a powerful bomb exploded in the building |
If a car is suddenly struck by lightning |
Flying is one of the safest forms of transportation |
3. According to a recent survey, many Japanese prisoners wish that they....... |
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have more space in their cells |
haven't committed their crime |
were given better clothing |
eat their evening meal later |
will able to hire better lawyers |
4. While Paul's school was built more than a century ago .......... . |
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his grandfather was a little boy going to a nursery school |
his grandfather had just been born |
Mary's was not built then |
the schools were being built all over the country |
Susan's is completely modern |
5. It had been almost seven years since our last trip together ....... . |
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when we have realized how nice those good old days were |
on the other hand we all know that no one can separate them |
but Rupert instantly recognized me in the predawn darkness of the train. |
we must compare them with competing products |
but Rupert instantly recognized me in the predawn darkness of the train |
6. Whatever it may be, this is a novel where, ....... . |
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you can find it everywhere |
once you have got into it, you want to go forward without stopping |
while you are reading you easily get confused and can't go on reading |
written before the second world war |
it can be more than you've expected |
7. He thought that the country's problems had been exacerbated by foreign technocrats ........ . |
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so it was a good idea to let them come back |
who were very helpful in the municipal affairs of the country |
so that to invite them back would be counterproductive |
who had given good council, although we couldn't put it into practice |
so we wanted them to come back and repair the dama¬ges that they caused |
8. If the battlefield hadn't been so narrow, ........ . |
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the English may never have won at Agincourt |
Nicephorus I Phocas wasn't taken by surprise |
which caused great problems for Xerxes' army |
but it generally was in the battles of the First World War |
at one point the Gallipoli peninsula is only five kilometres wide |
9. However long it takes me, ....... . |
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the trekking trip was an amazing opportunity |
I know it will be in two months at the most |
it's difficult to speak English for 10 minutes non-stop |
but I know it varies from person to person |
I'm determined to learn how to play the piano |
10. Given the fact that our appreciation of a particular writer has so much to do with the gender, class, age, or taste of the appreciator,......... . |
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but there weren't so many alternatives before as there are now |
although it is hard for the authors to try to appeal to everyone |
which sold a few of them |
it may be folly to name the major novelists of the twentieth century |
who has to choose from hundreds of books |
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