[即学即练]用适当的连接词完成下面短文. Janice was happy and nervous today. Her mother was flying to Los Angeles from New York and would be staying with her for two weeks. Janice cleaned her apartment until it was 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

[即学即练]用适当的连接词完成下面短文。

Janice was happy and nervous today. Her mother was flying to Los Angeles from New York and would be staying with her for two weeks. Janice cleaned her apartment until it was shining and spotless. On her way to the airport,a thought came to her 1. she should make reservations for dinner,but she had no idea 2. her mother would prefer Chinese or Thai food. She knew that her mother liked neither pepper nor curry.

Once she was on the road,Janice turned on the radio and heard the news 3. snow near Chicago had caused a delay and her mother was going to be late.The weather was good in L.A.,though .Janice had time to go shopping or to sit in a cafe and read a book.

An hour later,Janice again headed toward the airport,and she took her time. She was very surprised to see her mother waiting outside for a taxi!Doubts 4. her mother arrived so early filled her head. Her mother had heard about the Chicago snowstorm and decided to take an earlier flight. She. didn't have time to call Janice,but she was sure about one thing 5. Janice was careful and would arrive early to pick her up.

What a mix-up!Janice could have gotten to the airport earlier,but she didn't. Her mother could have called from the plane,but she didn't. They were both hungry and tired. Janice made a promise 6.she would take her mother to either a Chinese or a Thai restaurant,but her mother just wanted to get to Janice's apartment and take a nap!

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C. the black people could enjoy much freedom

D. the black people had no chance to get. an education

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D. She was warmly welcomed by the white.

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