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【题目】下面每组大写字母所对应的小写字母在四线格中占格相同的一组是

A. WY B. XU C. TV D.YZ

【答案】B

【解析】

试题分析：句意：W的小写字母w占中间一格； Y的小写字母y 占第二格和第三格；X的小写字母x占中间一格； U的小写字母u 占中间一格；T的小写字母t 占第一格和第二格；V的小写字母v 占中间一格；Z的小写字母z占中间一格；因此小写的u和v在四线格占格相同，都占中间一格，故选B。

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