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There were at least killed and injured during the voting（）

A. six people … many
B. some people … many
C. six people … some
D. many people … some

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There were at least killed and injured during the voting（）

A. six people … many B. some people … many C. six people … some D. many people … some

The following pairs of sentences are exactly the same except for one word. You will hear either sentence （A） or （B）. Choose the one you hear（）

Directions: Listen to the passage and choose the best answer to each of the following questions.What did the student have to do for another three hours before having breakfast（）

Part II. Passage （Shadowing and Gist） Directions: Listen to the passage and choose the best answer to each of the following questions.What does the speaker really describe in the speech（）

Part II: The following pairs of sentences are exactly the same except for one word. You will hear either sentence （A） or （B）. Choose the one you hear（）

A. six people … many
B. some people … many
C. six people … some
D. many people … some