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A.awkwardB.unknownC.curiousD.suspicious
A.awkward
B.unknown
C.curious
D.suspicious
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A．50
B．40
C．60
D．30
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第2题
Which word may NOT be used to describe the English leave-takings？
A.awkward
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第4题
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第5题
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第9题
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