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We could know the news ________ if we ________ CCTV News every day．

A．all over the world，watch B．at home，watch

C．at school，listen D．from the teachers，listen to

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proud adjective

／pravd／

1．You feel proud of things you

have done，or things you own，

if you are pleased with them：

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winning the race．Sarah felt

very proud of her new watch．

2．Your parents or teachers are

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well：Michael came top of the

class and his parents were very

proud of him．The cat seems

proud of her six lively kittens．

3．A proud person thinks they are

voice noun

／vכis／

Your voice is the

sound you make when

you speak or sing：

Speak in a load clear

voice so that everybody

can hear you．I didn't

recognize Andrew's

voice on the telephone. We could hear angry voices coming from next door．Lucy has a nice singing voice.

en·cour·age verb

／In'kΛrIdз／encouraged， encouraging，has encouraged

1．You encourage someone

when you keep telling

them that you know they

can succeed：My parents

have always encouraged

me in my music．

2．You encourage someone

to do something when you

tell them that they should

do it：Our teacher encourages us to ask questions．

better or cleverer or more im-

Lose your voice

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C. an English-Chinese D. a Chinese

32. Another form of the word "proud" in this dictionary is .

A. pleasure B. pride C. happiness D. voice

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A. many B. one C. two D. three

34. The word "proud" has uses than the word "encourage".

A. fewer B. less C. more D. much more

35. The word "voice" is .

A. a noun B. an adjective C. a verb D. an adverb

Synonyms

portant than other people：The

Ugly Sisters were too proud to

TreatCinderellalla as sister．

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