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15．---I think students can have mobile phones to help with their studies．
---_______．They often use them to play games．（　　）

	A．	I think so		B．	I don't agree
	C．	No problem		D．	That's a good idea

分析 --我认为学生们可以由自己的手机去帮助他们学习．
--我不同意你的观点．他们经常使用手机玩游戏．

解答答案：B 根据第二人的观点"They often use them to play games．"，可知与第一人的"help with their studies"的观点是不同的．故应该表示"我不这么认为"．A选项为"我也这么认为"；B选项为"我不同意你的观点"；C选项为"没问题"；D选项为"那是一个好主意"．故选B．

点评本题是两人就学生有手机这件事分别表达了自己的观点．要根据两人观点的内容来判断是同意第一人的观点还是不同意．

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