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10．If you don't like the school lunch，you have the ______ of bringing your own．（　　）
A．alternativeB．preferenceC．approachD．election

分析 句意：如果你不喜欢吃学校的午餐，你可以选择自己带．

解答 答案A 
A项"可供选择的事，二选一"；B项"偏爱"；C项"方法"；D项"选举"．由句意"不喜欢学校的午餐，可选择自己带．"可知，只能"二选一"．故选A．

点评 考查动名词义辨析．只要掌握每一个名词的意思，然后再根据句子的意思选出合适的名词即可．

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