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【题目】–I’m in a bad mood. You know I failed in this exam.

– . A bad grade doesn’t mean you’re not clever. Just study harder.

A.Forget itB.Cheer up

C.Never mindD.Don’t mention it

【答案】B

【解析】

句意：——我情绪很糟糕，你知道我这次考试没及格。——振作起来。糟糕的分数并不意味着你不聪明。只要学习更努力就好。

考查情景交际。A . Forget it不必在意； B. Cheer up振作起来；C. Never mind没关系；D. Don’t mention it.别客气。根据后面提示“只要努力学习”可知，这里鼓励他振作起来。故选B。

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