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9．---Better get down to your work，Jack．
---_______．（　　）
A．It's my pleasureB．Not to mention it
C．Mind your own businessD．You're welcome

分析 --你最好现在开始工作，Jack．
--少管闲事．

解答 答案：C．
A．It's my pleasure不用谢，B．Suit yourself随你便；按自己的意愿行事，C．Mind your own business管好你自己的事情，少管闲事．D．You're welcome不用谢，结合语境来看，对方让Jack认真工作，而这是Jack的私事；所以选C最符合．

点评 对于情景交际的题要认真领会句子的语境，把握说话者的语气很重要．

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