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A: completely
B: very
C: beautifully
D: equally
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Take a walk along the Chesapeake Bay,and you are likely to see plastic bags floating in the water. Ever since these now ubiquitous symbols of American super-consumption showed up in the supermarkets,plastic shopping bags have made their______(51)into local waterways,and from there,into the bay,where they can______（52)wildlife. Piles of them一the______（53)takes centuries to decompose一show up in landfills and on city streets.Plastic bags also take an environmental toll in the form of millions of barrels of oil expended every year to produce them.
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62._________
A: .own
B: unique
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A: fond
B: proud
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A:confused
B:excited
C:scared
D:satisfied
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B:excited
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