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在中断起飞期间，减速板中断起飞电门在什么条件下闭合（）。A.当驾驶员移动其中任意一个

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在中断起飞期间，减速板中断起飞电门在什么条件下闭合（）。

A.当驾驶员移动其中任意一个反推手柄时

B.当驾驶员移动两个反推手柄时

C.当驾驶员将扰流板手柄扳到“ARM”位时

D.当驾驶员将扰流板手柄扳到“DOWN”位时

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1. How did Jim Madison get the idea of writing a book about World War Two?

A. His friends suggested it.

B. He got it quite by accident

C. It was requested by Richardson's brother.

D. It was arranged by his university.

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A. provided warmth and encouragement to soldiers

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B. That it talked about war from a woman's point of view.

C. That it quoted a lot from Richardson's letters and diaries.

D. That it reminded people of those who contributed in World War Two.

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A. know a lot about World War Two

B. don't respect World War Two soldiers

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