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6．A conversation _____ a wise person is worth ten year's study of books．（　　）
A．forB．likeC．withD．to

分析 和一个智者的谈话抵得上十年的读书学习．

解答 答案：C 解析试题分析：考查介词：A．for 为了； B．like像；  C．with 和、用； D．to向．结合句意，此处表示和一个智者的谈话，故用介词with．故选C．

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