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1.To be or not to be: that is the question. (Hamlet)
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2. All the world is a stage, and all the men and women merely players. (As you like it.)
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3. You too, Brutus. (Julius Caesar) The quotation is used when a friend or a supporter unexpectedly betrays you.
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4. Rats desert (leave) a sinking ship. (The Tempest)
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5. Much ado about nothing. (the title of a comedy)
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6. Have you prayed tonight, Desdemona? (Othello) Used as a jocular threat.
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7. Never was a story of more woe. (Romeo and Juliet)
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8. All is well that ends well. (the title of a comedy)
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1. TheUSA is... union f 50 states.
) constitutional republic; ) presidential republic; ) federal republic; D) constitutional monarchy;
) republic;
h USA consists f....
) 49 states and the state of the Hawaii Islands; ) 50 states and the District of Columbia;
) 49 states and the District of Columbia;D) 51 states;) 15 states.
3. The population f the United States is over 250 million people, including than 22 million...
) Europeans; ) Spaniards; ) Hispanics; D) Italians; ) Africans.
4.Though mainly... in origin, Americans derived from nearly all races and nations.
) European and Indian; ) Spanish and European; ) European and African;
D) English and Spanish; ) African and Russian.
5. English is... language
) the official and predominant; ) the official and preferred; ) the first minority and preferred;
D) the first minority; ) the second official.