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1.You surely get a sense of a__________when you manage to reach the top of the Great Wall.

2.After careful c___________, he agreed to go there with us.

3.He struggled to o_____________ his shyness.

4.I am not very s___________with the surroundings here.

5.He is e__________ with much experience in teaching.

6.The ___________(運(yùn)動(dòng))against smoking has won a victory.

7.Please state your name, address and ______________(職業(yè)).

8.Scientists are ___________（相信的）of the positive effect of laughter on physical and mental health.

9.She is very _____________（挑剔的）about her clothes.

10.His aunt seemed to be sleeping. The young man ___________(低語(yǔ))to his uncle for fear of waking her up.

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