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【题目】---After two weeks of tennis lessons. I think I can finally improve my backhand(反手击球).

---Like my mom always says. “ .”

A. It’s a piece of cake B. It serves you right

C. Practice makes perfect D. Use it or lose it

【答案】C

【解析】句意:---在两周的网球课之后,我想我能够提高我的反手击球。---就像妈妈总是说:熟能生巧。此题考查情景交际, A小菜一碟;B你活该;C熟能生巧;D不用则废。根据句意,应选C

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C.Interpol has known what happened to the flight.

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