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—__________ do you exercise?

—Every day.

A. How many 　 B. How much

C. How often D. How long

【解析】

试题分析：你多久做一次运动？每天。A. How many多少； B. How much 多少钱； C. How often多久一次； D. How long多长，根据答语Every day.（每天）可知问句是问多久一次，故选C。

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