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A.diets B.medicines C.surgery D.training
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A.A doctor who is tired from working long hours. B.A child who doesn’t like to take medicine. C.An athlete who has torn a muscle. D.An athlete with cuts and bruises.
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A.Job description for a physical therapist. B.Job requirements for a physical therapist. C.Job training and education for a physical therapist. D.All of the above.
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A.used to live in the country B.used to work in the city C.works in the city D.lives in the country
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A.a strong sense of fear B.lack of communication C.housing conditions D.a sense of isolation
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A.daily necessities B.fruits and vegetables C.fashion clothes D.help
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A.Original. B.Quiet. C.Well-to-do. D.Insensitive.
问题5：
A.Yes, he will do so. B.No, he will not do so. C.He is in two minds. D.It is difficult to tell.