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---I’m sure I will get good grades (成绩) in this exam.
---If so, I believe your parents will ______ the result.

A.
be satisfied with
B.
be angry about
C.
be bord of
D.
be worried about

A
根据上文的内容，I’m sure I will get good grades (成绩) in this exam可知答案为A，表示对于···人满意，故选答案为A

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