–Don’t , my children!Keep trying and your dream will come true.–Thank you, Miss Fang. We will do our best.A. put up B. turn off C. work out D. give up 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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–Don’t______, my children！Keep trying and your dream will come true.

–Thank you, Miss Fang. We will do our best.

A. put up B. turn off

C. work out D. give up

【解析】

试题分析：句意：—不要放弃，孩子们，不断尝试你们的梦想会实现。—谢谢你，方老师，我们会尽我们的最大努力。A. put up挂起来； B. turn off关掉； C. work out解答出来； D. give up放弃，根据句意此题选D。

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