On yesterday's interview, he didn't make a(an) at all; what was the matter with him? A. apology B. change C. difference D. Appearance 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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34. On yesterday's interview, he didn't make a(an) _______ at all; what was the matter with him?

A. apology B. change C. difference D. Appearance

解析:

34．D(解析：考查名词。make apology"道歉”；make a change “进行变更”；make a difference“有影响"；make an appearance“出现”。选D。)

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