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C£®a kind of politeness
D£®an expression of surprise
67£®The underlined phrase"pop in"in the second paragraph meansD£®
A£®make many friends 
B£®make a special date
C£®have a good time  
D£®pay a sudden visit
68£®The woman from the neighborhood used to visit the author's home toA£®
A£®seek comfort from my parents
B£®meet new friends
C£®listen to my parents'story
D£®taste nice dishes
69£®From the third paragraph of the passage£¬we can infer thatA£®
A£®the author misses the lost good days
B£®unexpected visitors are still welcome now
C£®modern people prefer outdoor activities
D£®there are more jobs for the housewives now
70£®The author writes the passage intending toC£®
A£®encourage people to be dropin visitors
B£®explain how to deal with unexpected visitors
C£®share his feelings about the dropin tradition
D£®show the importance of making friends£®

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