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1.He didn’t follow the ____________(說明書) printed on the box and broken the machine.

2.The students are curious about_______________(科學(xué)的) discoveries.

3.The ______________(幸存者) of the accident were rushed to the nearest hospital in no time.

4.When you visit a museum you must ask for________________(允許) before taking photographs inside it.

5.The scenery was so beautiful that it was almost beyond_______________(描述).

6.I’m sorry that I spell your name ______________(correct).

7.To avoid _____________(see) by the teacher, Tom got into the classroom from the back door quietly.

8.He didn’t feel nervous when _________________(interview).

9.The number of the ___________(unemploy) continued to rise because small companies went out of business one by one.

10.It was only a(n)______________ (part) solution to the problem.

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