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【题目】— Hi, Mike! How’s it going?

— ________

A. Good idea. B. I think so.

C. Not bad. D. Of course.

【答案】C

【解析】

试题分析：句意：—嗨，迈克，事情进展得怎样？—还不错。A. Good idea. 好主意；B. I think so. 我认为这样；C. Not bad. 不错；D. Of course.当然，根据句意及题干分析此空是问事情进展如何，所以只能用not bad回答，其他选项不符合要求，故选C。

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