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He _________ from a back seat to a front one so that he could see more．

A.
turned
B.
changed
C.
switched
D.
transported

C
解析：
句意：他从后排位子移到前排去，以便看得清楚些。turn和change都指状态的改变，不指转换；
transport意为“运输”。

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