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English, 12.08.2020 07:01 lily3934

Section A Multiple Choice
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1. Where were these ceramic figures of a Bactrian camel and groom once placed?
A. in the palaces of Chinese emperors
B. in the huts of poor villagers
C. in the tombs of wealthy aristocrats or merchants
D. in the homes of wealthy aristocrats or merchants

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