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13．He hated his stepfather and _______ ran away from home．（　　）
A．naturallyB．eventuallyC．cautiouslyD．probably

分析 他讨厌他的继父，最终离家出走．

解答 答案：B
根据and前的分句可知，他厌恶他的继父，因此他"最终"离开了家，因此答案选B项eventually"最后，终于"；naturally"自然地"；cautiously"小心谨慎地"；probably"大概；可能"．

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