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The No. 7 bus runs from Yantai University to the downtown area at 4-minute () from 6 am to 6 pm.
A.distance
B.gaps
C.intervals
D.vacancy
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C.intervals
D.vacancy
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C. a novel
2. Which of the following phrases can be used to replace the word "hinder" in the
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A. holding on B. holding to
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B、 happen
C、take place
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B.The subrack No. setting starts from 1.
C.The DIP switch is located on the interface area of the subrack.
D.The DIP switch is a 8-bit switch.
A、costs
B、takes
C、spends
D、pays
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A.instead
B.anyhow
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