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Her interest in redecorating the big house kept her 　　 for a whole week.

A.constrained　　　　　B.dominated　　　　C.restricted　　　　D.occupied

解析:

她对重新装饰这座大房子产生兴趣，这让她忙了整整一个星期。occupied忙碌的；unstrained勉强的，受约束的；dominated占支配地位的;restricted受约束的，有限的。

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