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Miss White was a dancing teacher. She was friendly to her students and had a lot of students to come to classes every week. One year she moved to a new city and taught in a dancing school there, but then she decided to move again to a big city. She thought she could have more work to do in the big city. When one of the girls, Catherine, heard that she was going to leave, she said to the teacher, “The new dance teacher will not be as good as you are.”
Miss White was happy when she heard this. But she said, “Oh, no! I’m sure he will be as good as I am—or even better.” The girl said, “No, five teachers have come and left while I have been here, and each new one was worse than the last.”
Miss White ___________dancing in a dancing school.

A.taught B.learned C.went D.liked

The girl thought the new teacher would be _________Miss White.

A.as good as B.worse than
C.better than D.as well as

Miss White was Catherine’s ________ dance teacher during her stay at this school.

A.fifth B.fourth C.seventh D.sixth

Catherine was Miss White’s _________.

A.daughter B.classmate C.student D.friend

Which is TRUE according to the passage?

A.Miss White decided to move to a big city and work there.
B.Miss White worked in the same school all her life.
C.Miss White’s students came to her classes every day.
D.Catherine liked Miss White best of all her dancing teachers.
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A.people are too poor to buy cars  
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A.going shopping is easy  
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