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The top of the hill was （), but there were some trees growing on its slopes.
A.empty
B.bare
C.vacant
D.rare
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A.empty
B.bare
C.vacant
D.rare
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B．in order that
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C．gave the idea to use stamps
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B． had been seen rising
C． was seen rise
D． was seen rising
A． approached
B． to approach
C． approach
D． approaching
A、put forward
B、put up
C、put away
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