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To one's boss, an employee should dress neatly, be__________ and show interest in
the job
A． instant
B．timely
C．punctual
D．quick
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第5题
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Woman: Thanks a lot.
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1.According to the interview, what is the Mars Underground？
2.According to the interview, what are members of the Mars Underground doing？
3.According to the interview, why should we send humans instead of robots to Mars？
4.According to the interview, which of the following statements is true？
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A．They are a group of astronauts.
B．They are several scientists who are interested in the moon.
C．They are a group of scientists and engineers who study Mars.
D．They are NASA staff.
