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听力原文：Is he your friend？
(14)
A．Yes, he's your friend.
B．Yes, we are good friends.
C．Yes, I've got a friend.
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W: Great. He seems to have some new friends in no time.
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A．He doesn't like his new school.
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(A) He prefers beer.
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B．
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C．
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