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— Have you taught him to cook yet? — ______, he can just about fry an egg without setting his hair on fire.

Like sight-reading a new piece of music, all you have to do in creating a beautiful dish ______ relax and give it full attention.

Frank was a smart kid ______ teenage hormones kicked in: excellent at maths, science and history.

Sheila's one of those women who runs everything brilliantly, like a well-oiled machine, and whenever she's not ______ it all falls apart.

Before I worked here, I had never realized that ______ is a real art.

The furniture is ______ arranged that the interviewee and the interviewer are not physically separated by a desk.

Just to help things along, perhaps you could all say a few words about ______, and why you decided to do the course?

Now, all quiet down ______ I make a very important announcement.

Have you decided which prize you'd take? Or do you need time to ______ your mind?

Now Moira is talking about some kind of prize I've been awarded, ______ I'm not paying full attention.

I know I ______ but it all happened in such a hurry. I had to make a decision right away.

Maybe, being famous, he's sick of people firing questions ______ him.

— You look ridiculous. Would you get up? — ______ you forgive me.

Winning a prize is the part ______ Jenny's life takes a turn for the better.

You're trying to do too many things ______.

Ever wondered why dinosaurs were so gigantic? A team of German paleontologists believes they may have __36__ the answer - the giant creatures didn't chew their food!

As you probably know, large animals __37__ enormous amounts of time eating.

An elephant for instance, eats for 18 hours to __38__ its nutrition needs.

While part of it is because it needs a lot of food, the other __39__ is also because they chew the food, which __40__ a lot of time.

While part of it is because it needs a lot of food, the other __39__ is also because they chew the food, which __40__ a lot of time.

It seems that __41__ did not spend anytime chewing.

__42__, they swallowed huge amounts of food, and then __43__ it all digest inside their large __44__.

__42__, they swallowed huge amounts of food, and then __43__ it all digest inside their large __44__.

__42__, they swallowed huge amounts of food, and then __43__ it all digest inside their large __44__.

Also, animals, that chew a lot, __45__ to have large teeth and muscles, which need to __46__ somewhere - That is why elephants have huge __47__.

Also, animals, that chew a lot, __45__ to have large teeth and muscles, which need to __46__ somewhere - That is why elephants have huge __47__.

Also, animals, that chew a lot, __45__ to have large teeth and muscles, which need to __46__ somewhere - That is why elephants have huge __47__.

Dinosaurs on the other hand, had very small __48__ skulls (头骨).

The lighter skulls also __49__ their necks to grow long, which __50__ helped with their intake in the forest.

The lighter skulls also __49__ their necks to grow long, which __50__ helped with their intake in the forest.

The food the dinosaurs ate __51__ many days to digest since they had large stomachs and also a pair of very sophisticated lungs, which were much more __52__ than even those of human beings.

The food the dinosaurs ate __51__ many days to digest since they had large stomachs and also a pair of very sophisticated lungs, which were much more __52__ than even those of human beings.

Also, some of the largest dinosaurs like the Sauropods ate a diet that included plants such as horsetails, which are very __53__ to the teeth.

However, it mattered little for the Sauropods because they had another secret weapon which __54__ animal had - the capability to grow new teeth, sometimes as __55__ as every month!

However, it mattered little for the Sauropods because they had another secret weapon which __54__ animal had - the capability to grow new teeth, sometimes as __55__ as every month!

How did Richard Serra get money for his college education?

What made Serra's artwork famous?

How is "Torqued Ellipse" different from "One Ton Prop"?

What are the people at New York City's Museum of Modern Art most concerned about?

What made Elizabeth want to become a doctor?

What was especially difficult for Elizabeth at the medical school?

What did Elizabeth propose in relation to medical care?

What is the text mainly about?

Elizabeth was born into a family which valued justice and equality. While working as a school teacher, she learnt from male doctor friends and read books from their medical libraries. Although many didn't believe it was possible, she was accepted into Geneva Medical College. Medical school is hard for any student, but Elizabeth faced additional challenges. Often met with unfriendliness, she had to sit separately from the male students, and her teachers felt uncomfortable by her presence during anatomy (解剖) lessons. When asked to leave a lecture about reproduction to protect her "delicate sensibilities," she argued her way into staying. During the summer, she worked in a hospital in Philadelphia and saw how the hospital conditions contributed to the spread of infectious disease. The experience inspired her thesis on how good hygiene (卫生) could prevent the spread of typhus (斑疹伤寒). In 1849, she graduated from Geneva Medical College, first in her class. Elizabeth's sister, Emily, also became a doctor. Together with Dr. Marie Zakrzewska, they opened the New York Infirmary for Indigent Women and Children in 1857. It was a place for the poor to get treatment and for female medical students and nurses to learn. In the 1800s, there was little known about communicable diseases, and hand-washing was not a must for doctors like it is today. It was very common for doctors to go straight from treating someone with the flu to delivering a baby without even washing up. This caused the spread of diseases like typhus. Elizabeth realized that "prevention is better than cure," and in her lectures she called for better hygiene standards in hospitals and homes. Elizabeth went on to found the Women's Medical College of the New York Infirmary in 1868 and the London School of Medicine for Women around 1874. An inspiration to many women, she also made it possible for many of them to become doctors.【缺少答案，请补充】

Why does the writer state reasons for some people's not going to libraries?

Why does the writer prefer paper books?

What do we know about the writer's college life from paragraph 5?

What is the school librarian going to do in the coming months?

What is the passage mainly about?

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