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【题目】It was really moving that the young man, having little money himself, ______ buy those poor children school things each term.

A. could B. need C. might D. should

【答案】D

【解析】

试题分析： 句意：很是令人感动，那个年轻人自己没什么钱竟然每个学期都给那些穷孩子们买学习用品。由“那个年轻人自己没什么钱”可知，此处应用should表示惊讶，意为“竟然”。

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