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【题目】—The new TV play Zhao Wei stars in is being shooting and will soon __________.

—Really? It must be romantic.

A. turn out

B. come out

C. start out

D. go out

【答案】B

【解析】句意：——赵薇主演的新电视剧正在拍摄中并会很快上演。——真的啊？那一定是爱情剧。come out发行，出现。turn out生产，开除；start out出发，动身；go out出去。

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