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12. Don’t respond to any e-mails personal information,no matter how official they look.

A. searching B. asking

C. requesting D. questioning

12. C

12. C解析:句意:不要回复任何要求得到个人信息的邮件，无论它看上去多么正式。

request意为“要求”，后接名词，符合句意。

search意为“搜寻;搜索”，其后接的宾语多为搜寻的地点；ask意为“问;询问”，其后通常接问题或人;question意为“审问;怀疑”。

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