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7．This film enjoyed a good review，but _______ its box-office income，it wasn't so successful．（　　）
A．in terms ofB．in case ofC．as a result ofD．in face of

分析 这部电影得到了很好的观影评论，但就其官方的票房收入而言，它是失败的．

解答 答案：A in terms of 就．．而言； in case of 万一； as a result of 作为对．．的结果； in face of 面对． 联系前后语境，根据This film enjoyed a good review说明观众还是认可的，但转折连词but的使用说明后半句说到了该电影的不足之处，票房不高． in terms of （就…而言）符合句意，故选A．

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