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听力原文：M: I'd like 2 tickets for the concert on National Holiday, please.
W: Here's the seating plan.
M: Thank you. Can I have two seats in the boxes, please？
W: Yes, of course. They're ＄10 or ＄8.50.
M: I'll have 2 at ＄8.50, please.
How much will the man pay？
A．＄20.
B．＄8.5.
C．$10.00
D．$17.00
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