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( ) 6. It's surprising that your brother Russian so quickly―he hasn't lived there very long.

A. picked up B. looked up C. put up D. made up

6. A考查up動詞短語的詞義辨析。pick up(無意之間、偶然地)學會，撿起，搭栽，養成(不良習慣)；look up(在書籍中)查找，抬起頭看；put up張貼，搭建；make up構成，編造。句意：令人驚奇的是，你弟弟這么快就學會說俄語了——他在那兒生活的時間并不長。

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B. to analyze the cause of the tulip bubble

C. to warn us to reflect on economic bubbles

D. to present his study of the 17th-century Holland

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A. Carolus Clusius planted tulips for medical purposes

B. Clusius's neighbors were morally not honest

C. the tulip is much associated with Holland

D. the tulip is a common flower in the garden

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A. From Nov. 12 to Nov. 25. B. From Nov. 25 to Dec. 1.