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20．When you visit a museum you must ask for _____ before taking photographs inside it．（　　）
A．promiseB．permissionC．considerationD．support

分析 当你参观博物馆时，在里面拍照之前你必须寻求许可．

解答 答案是B．考查名词的辨析．A 许诺；B 许可；C 考虑；D 支持．句意是"当你参观博物馆时，在里面拍照之前你必须寻求许可．"故选B．

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