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1. Choose the best answer to complete the conversation. Linda: Hi, David. What's the next (1).....................? A. lesson B. timetable C. hour D. unit David: Hello. Wait, wait. Just a moment. Let me have a look at my (2)............... . A. class B. grade C. plan D. timetable Linda: Oh, history – my favourite (3)...................... . A. knowledge B. study C. matter D. subject David: I usually like History, but I didn't care much last year because we did nineteenth century European history. It was (4)..................... . A. interesting B. boring C. interested D. bored Linda: We're studying Roman Empire this year, and I'm also taking a (5)..................... in Archaeology at evening school. A. lesson B. period C. course D. class David: It's pity that Archaeology isn't included in the (6)..................... here. A. curriculum B. topic C. schedule D. school Linda: Really? Hope to take it some day. G'bye. See you. David: OK. So long.
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