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---You mean we will have the mid-term exam in early November?

---Yes. ________

A. It’s up to you. B. Go ahead.

C. See you again soon. D. You’ve got it.

【解析】

试题分析：考查情景交际。句意：--你是说我们将在十一月初进行期中考试吗？--是的。看来你是明白了。A由你来定；B去吧，用吧；C不久之后回见；D你明白了。根据句意可知，第一个人已经知道考试时间了，故选D。

考点：考查情景交际

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