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【题目】Seeing the happy ______ of students playing basketball there, I cant help thinking of my school years.

A. view B. sign C. sense D. scene

【答案】D

【解析】

试题分析：考查名词。看到同学们玩篮球的快乐景象，我不禁想起了我的学生时光。scene是指动态或者静态的一个画面，所以选D。

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