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( ) 4.1 saw Jimmy play the piano at John，s party and on that he was simply brilliant.

A. scene B. circumstance C. occasion D. situation

4.C考查名词的词义。scene场景，现场；circumstance 环境，况；occasion场合，时刻；situation*况，局面。句意：我看到吉米在约翰的宴会上弹奏钢琴，在那一刻他是非常出彩的。

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