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阅读下面短文，从短文后的选项中选出可以填入空白处的最佳选项。选项中有两项为多余选项。 Throughout college, a majority of students live with one or more roommates.  Here's a four­step plan to help you survive at the foundation of your school social life: your dormitory. Make contact. A proper introduction sets the tone of the relationship. Breaking the ice early gives you a head start to deal with some future problems. So, once you get your roommate's name and contact information, put it to good use by shooting him an e­mail or a Facebook friend request. If you're feeling particularly brave, pick up the phone and dial the number. Meet and greet.  Plus, it makes things a lot less awkward on move in day because you'll have one more familiar face. So, if your roommate lives nearby, there's no excuse not to get together. But don't give up on meeting if you are living far. There's always video chat. Set rules. You should discuss each of your expectations about staying up and waking up, partying, having guests over, cleanliness and borrowing each other's things. There is no better time than the present to voice your opinion or make some compromises.  That can lead to heated arguments. Start your roommate relationship with a positive attitude, but realize that not all roommates can get along very well. And you don't need to fake it. If you follow all the above steps and it turns out you're still like oil and water, hey, it happens. A. Reach out. B. Keep it real. C. It's time to lay down the law. D. It's better than letting problems build up later. E. It's a good chance to make a first impression. F. You must learn to live with them in harmony. G. Actually, getting to know your roommate is your best choice. 答案：【1】F【2】G【3】E【4】D【5】B

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