Failure often occurs in our life. Keep about the future, and you will achieve the goal you set sooner or later.A. thankful B. skepticalC. optimistic D. successful 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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Failure often occurs in our life. Keep ______ about the future, and you will achieve the goal you set sooner or later.

A. thankful B. skeptical

C. optimistic D. successful

【解析】A. thankful感谢的； B. sceptical怀疑的； C. optimistic乐观的； D. successful成功的；根据题意：失败在生活中经常发生，所以应该乐观的对待。选C。

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