The boy was ______ /b??n/with a great talent of singing.

A.born B.bored C.basket D.bean

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A.Finding a map in a book. B.Reading a book with great imagination.

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B.Some writers don't make maps because they don't have the talent.

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D.Making maps sometimes may not help the readers imagine.

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D.Her brother was seriously ill.

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