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题目内容

_________ for the photo of your family.

A．Thank

B．Thanks

C．Thanks you

D．Thank your

解析试题分析：句意：谢谢你的全家福。Thanks for sth意为“谢谢某人的物品或帮助”；thank sb for（doing）sth意为“谢谢某人（做了）某事物”；故选B。
考点：考查日常用语的表达。

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