― It will be only 6 months before we take the college entrance examination.―Time flies! A. A light heart lives long.B. We have time on our side.C. Many heads are better than one.D. Every minute coun 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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― It will be only 6 months before we take the college entrance examination.

―Time flies! ________

A. A light heart lives long.

B. We have time on our side.

C. Many heads are better than one.

D. Every minute counts.

【解析】

试题分析：本句考察的是谚语。A静以修身；B时间对我们有利；C人多力量大；D分秒必争；句义：—6个月后我们就要参加高考了。—时间过得真快啊！分秒必争！根据第二句义说明要珍惜时间。故D正确。

考点：考察谚语

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