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14．-How far can you run without stopping？
-________．I've never tried．（　　）
A．Don't mention itB．I have no idea
C．That's all rightD．Go ahead

分析 ---你一直不停能跑多远？
---我不知道．我从来没有试过．

解答 答案B．
A项"不用谢；没关系"；C项"不用谢"；D项"说吧，做吧"；B项"我不知道"；根据答句中的"I've never tried"可知，说话者表示自己从来没试过，也不知道自己究竟一直不停能跑多远？因此B项符合语境，故选B．

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