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He __________ the agreement at the meeting in public and left angrily.

A. tore into B. tore down

C. tore up D. tore apart

【解析】

试题分析：句意：他在会议室当众撕毁协议，生气的走开了。A. tore into 猛攻,攻击B. tore down 拆除 C. tore up 撕毁D. tore apart拆开，根据句意，故选C。

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