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12．-I passed the driving test the first time!
-_____．（　　）
A．I can't agree with you moreB．Good for you
C．It couldn't be worseD．I hope so

分析 ---我第一次就通过了驾考．
---你真了不起．

解答 答案B．
A项"我完全同意"；C项"这太糟糕了"；D项"我希望如此"；B项"你真了不起"；根据上下文的语境可知，上文中表示"我第一次就通过了驾考"，答句中回答"你真了不起"，表示对对方的钦佩赞扬，"Good for you   你真是了不起，你真行"，故选B．

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