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【题目】Each person has his / her unique character which __________ him / her from others.

A. differs

B. distinguishes

C. divides

D. draws

【答案】B

【解析】考查动词词义辨析。句意为：人人都有独特的个性将自己与他人区分开。distinguish...from… “将……与……分开”。differ不及物动词；divide... into... “将……分割 成……”；draw...from...指“从……中提取……”。

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