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－Were you disappointed when you received the book bought through the Internet?

－Well, yes, ________．The back cover was a bit torn, but it didn't matter really．

[　　]

A．sort of

B．very much

C．not at all

D．never mind

答案：A

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C．her mother thought the nurse was lying

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A．the hard times she experiences in her life

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A．The mother was happy that her child began to worry about her, too

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