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She _____ the carpet with some very nice curtains in colour.
A．connectedB．fittedC．equippedD．matched.
D

试题分析：句意：她把地毯和一些非常漂亮的窗帘在颜色上很好地搭配起来。connect连接，接合，fit使适应使(服装等)合身；match使相配，使成对，使相称；equip配备，装备。由题意可知，地毯和窗帘在颜色上相匹配，故选D。 
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