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The door ________ open, no matter how hard she pushed.

A. shouldn’t B. couldn’t C. wouldn’t D. mightn’t

C 本题考查情态动词的用法。题干是朗文当代英文词典当中的一个例句，用来说明would not的用法：即使某人努力让某事发生，某事就是不发生，翻译成汉语有“偏不”的意思。这种用法是would not所独有的，故最佳答案是C。

【句意】无论她怎么用力推，门就是打不开。

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