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20．-Tom，you do the cleaning today．
-Am I ______ to clean all the rooms or just this one？（　　）
A．supposedB．invitedC．encouragedD．hoped

分析 ---Tom，你今天打扫一下房间．
---我应该清理所有房间，还是就这一间呢？

解答 答案A．
B项"邀请"；C项"鼓励"；D项"希望"；A项"假定"；固定短语"sb be supposed  to do sth   某人应该/理应做某事"；根据句意"我应该清理所有房间，还是就这一间呢？"可知，A项符合语境，故选A．

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