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- is it from your home to school?

Ten minutes by bus.

A.How long B.How many C.How far D.How much

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试题分析：句意：从你家到学校有多远？乘公共汽车20分钟的路程。根据回答，可知是问路程。A多久B多少C多远D多少钱，故选C。

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