My grandma’s after-supper includes: walking the dog in the neighborhood and dancing in the park with many other aged women..A．regulationB．programC. trainingD. routine 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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My grandma’s after-supper ______ includes: walking the dog in the neighborhood and dancing in the park with many other aged women..

A．regulationB．programC. trainingD. routine

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试题分析:句意：我祖母饭后的惯例包括：在社区里遛狗、还有和其他上了年纪的老人一起在公园里跳舞。A规章制度；B项目；C训练；D常规。根据冒号后内容可知那是祖母的日常惯例，选D。

考点：考查名词辨析。

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