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What is the specific significance of the expedition of SEE International？
A．Recover the blind their sight.
B．Transform. languishing lives of the blind into productive ones.
C．Ophthalmologists from around the globe can learn from each other.
D．Act as a model of humanity.
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| 1. What can we know from the last paragraph？ |
| A. The writer is getting most of pill forms of vitamins from the markets. B. The writer continues to take vitamins in great quantities. C. The writer is getting vitamins from food, which can provide more benefits. D. The writer will never take pill forms of vitamins and minerals. |
| 2. Why do people take folic acid and vitamin B12 supplements？ |
| A. They want to stop heart attacks or live longer. B. They want to live longer. C. They want to increase risk of cancer. D. They want to experience some strange numbness. |
| 3. Which of the following is not true according to the passage？ |
| A. It was the multivitamin he took that caused the writer to get the "pins and needles" feeling. B. Taking more vitamins will not make a man healthier or live longer. C. The vitamins can reduce levels of homocysteine in our body. D. The less homocysteine in our blood, the less chance we'll have heart attacks. |
| 4. The best title of the passage can be ______. |
| A. Vitamins: Benefit Us a Lot B. Vitamins: No Help for Your Heart C. Vitamins: Bad for the Brain, Too D. Some Bad News About Vitamins. |
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