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41. A. principle         B. habit                    C. way                     D. power

42. A. parties            B. races                    C. countries              D. ages

43. A. working          B. living                   C. playing                 D. going

44. A. confidence      B. interest                 C. anxiety                 D. sorrow

45. A. same               B. extra                    C. funny                   D. expensive

46. A. well-organized B. colorfully-printed  C. newly-collected     D. half-filled

47. A. broad              B. passing                 C. different               D. main

48. A. silently           B. impatiently           C. gladly                  D. worriedly

49. A. promise          B. burden                  C. right                    D. game

50. A. courage           B. calmness               C. confusion             D. excitement

51. A. graduation       B. independence        C. responsibility        D. success

52. A. children          B. students                C. adults                   D. retirees

53. A. carefully         B. eagerly                 C. nervously             D. bravely

54. A. required          B. obtained               C. noticed                 D. discovered

55. A. need               B. learn                    C. start                     D. plan

56. A. great               B. strange                 C. difficult                D. correct

57. A. time               B. money                  C. skills                    D. knowledge

58. A. only               B. well                     C. even                     D. soon

59. A. lost                 B. chose                    C. left                      D. quit

60. A. pets                B. toys                      C. friends                 D. colleagues

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