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—Mom, I don’t know which song to choose in the singing contest.

—Why not ask your friends？You know .

A．every man his weak side

B．easier said than done

C．four eyes see more than two

D．every man is the architecture of his own fortune

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【解析】

试题分析：考查谚语。A 人人都有弱点。B说比做容易；C集思广益；D人人都是自己的救世主。句意：—妈妈，我不知道在歌咏比赛里我选那首歌曲？—为什么不去问问你的朋友们呢？你知道的集思广益。故C正确。

考点：考查谚语

点评：谚语的考查要根据上下文的句子含义，同时要在平时的学习中要特别注意一些谚语的积累和归纳。

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3. C.
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4. D.
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