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B. More than 2000 years ago.

C. About 400 years ago.

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D. Mencius' schooling cost them much money

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A. Because they are expensive.
B. Because they are cheap.
C. Because they are hard to write.
D. Because they are not important.
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A. one                          
B. two
C. three                      
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B. Do you wear two caps?
C. Do you want two cakes?
D. Do you go home early?
4. Why do people use emoticons?
A. Because they can show how the users feel.
B. Because the symbols are beautiful.
C. Because the text messages are short.
D. Because the users can't make the words shorter.
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A: Oh, I see.  1  
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A: And is it a very old town?
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A: Really? It must be quite an interesting place then.
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A: Well, what do the tourists do there?
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