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12．---Let's try operating the machine right now．
---Wait，Better read the      first．（　　）
A．informationB．explanationsC．instructionsD．introduction

分析 --咱们现在就开始操作这台机器吧．
--等一等，还是先看一看说明为好．

解答 答案：C
解析：A：信息；B：解释；C：说明；D：介绍．根据句意"最好先读一读（使用）说明"及所给选项分析可知，本题答案为C选项；其余选项均不符合题意．

点评 本题考查名词的辨析，做此类题目时要清楚各个选项的含义再结合句意确定最终的答案．

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