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She married an Australian man and became a (n) citizen of that country.

A．automatic B．permanent C．contemporary D．religious

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试题分析：句意：她嫁给了一个澳大利亚人，并且成为了那个国家的永久公民。A．automatic自动的；B．permanent永久的；C．contemporary同时代的；D．religious宗教的。根据句意故选B。

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