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18．-Excuse me，is the shop open around the clock？
-        ．Only from 8：00a． m．  to 4：00p．m．（　　）
A．I'm not sureB．Well，it dependsC．That's rightD．I'm afraid not

分析 句意：--请问，这个商店是24小营业吗？--恐怕不是，仅仅从早晨8：00到下午4：00

解答 答案D．"I'm not sure"我不确定；"well，it depends"看情况而定；"that's right"这是对的；"I'm afraid not"我恐怕不是．根据句意，--请问，这个商店是24小营业吗？--恐怕不是，仅仅从早晨8：00到下午4：00．故选D．

点评 本题考查交际用语，要掌握句子的意思并结合具体的语境选择出正确的选项．

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Nicole Mary Kidman，AC （born 20June 1967）is an American-born Australian actress，fashion model，singer and humanitarian．She is also known for her marriage to Tom Cruise，to whom she was married for 11years and adopted two children，and her current marriage to country musician Keith Urban，with whom she has two biological daughters．
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