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12．-Hi，guys!___________．
-Nothing much．Jack slipped and fell（　　）
A．How much？B．What else？
C．What's up？D．Nice to see you!

分析 -嗨，伙计！出什么事了？
-没什么．杰克滑了一下，摔倒了．

解答 答案：C．考查语言交际用语的用法．How much多少钱；What else其他呢？What's up怎么了，出了什么事；Nice to see you很高兴见到你．根据句意可知选C．

点评 本题考查语言交际用语的用法．选项的区分度比较大，不存在干扰项，只要明了选项的意思，结合语境即可找出正确答案．

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