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11．When you leave school，you should tell the head teacher________．（　　）

A．

in advance

B．

in no way

C．

in fact

D．

in return

分析当你离开学校的时候，你该提前告知班主任．

解答答案：A in advance 提前； in no way 绝不； in fact 其实； in return 作为对．．的回报．联系前后语境，主从句所表达的句意表明离校的情况应告知老师，而且应在离开之前，in advance（提前）符合句意，故选A．

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