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— You must _________ your son.

— Oh, I see. He must make mistakes at school again.

A. be angry with B. be kind of C. be strict with D. be pleased with

【解析】

试题分析：句意：你一定生你儿子的气了。哦，知道了。他一定是在学校又犯错了。be angry with对（某人）生气; be kind of某种; be strict with严格要求；be pleased with对……满意。根据语境可知该选A。

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