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5．To tell you _____ truth，going on a trip into ______ space is what I want to do most．（　　）
A．the，/B．/，/C．the，theD．/，the

分析 实话告诉你，到太空旅行是我最想做的事．

解答 答案：A  tell you the truth（老实说；说实话）是固定短语；space 泛指"太空、宇宙"时，是个不可数名词，前面不加冠词

点评 了解一些短语中冠词的固定搭配．

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