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【题目】—Daniel, I’ m still not sure .

—Why not? No one is better than you in our class.

A. how I can prepare for the competition

B. whether I should take part in the competition

C. who I can ask for more information about the competition

【答案】B

【解析】句意：——丹尼尔，我不确定我是否参加这次比赛。——为什么不呢？在我们班里没有人比你更好。A. how I can prepare for the competition我怎么为比赛做准备；B. whether I should take part in the competition我不确定我是否参加这次比赛；C. who I can ask for more information about the competition我能向谁问关于这次比赛更多的信息；根据Why not?可知选B

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