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( ) 10. ―Would you like some drinks, boys?
―Yes, please.

A. some oranges B. two boxes of chocolate

C. some cakes D. two bottles of orange

10. D orange既可用作可数名词，也可用作不可数名词，但意思不同。橙汁应为不可数名词。

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