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7．Bob thought he had all the right _____ for the position，so he went bravely to the manager．（　　）
A．diplomaB．qualificationsC．identificationD．signature

分析 Bob认为他正符合该职位要求的所有条件，所以他勇敢的去见了经理．

解答 答案：B
A．diploma毕业文凭，学位证书；  B．qualifications资格，条件； C．identification 鉴定，识别，身份证明； D．signature 签名，署名；根据句意可推测出，这里指的应是正符合某职位要求的所有条件；故选B

点评 本题考查了名词的词义辨析．在做类似的题时，首先应根据完整句子的句意提示，并结合选项中各名词的意思，进行逻辑推理，从而判断出空缺处应填的单词．因此，在平时的学习中，一定要积累一些词汇量，并熟练掌握它们的意义及用法．

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