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What did the attitude Mr. Brown take towards my joining the picnic？
A．Mr. Brown was happy that more people would add some fun.
B．Mr. Brown was not happy because they would be disturbed.
C．Mr. Brown thought it had nothing to do with him.
D．It was not mentioned in the story.
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第 51 题
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B． pure
C． good
D． whole
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