He is both rich and famous now; he has gained ＿＿ because of his great ＿＿ describing the discovery of gold he made in the West. [ ] A． wealthy.work B． wealth, works C． richness , jobs D． rich , job 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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He is both rich and famous now; he has gained ＿＿ because of his great　＿＿ describing the discovery of gold he made in the West.

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A． wealthy，work　　B． wealth, works

C． richness , jobs　D． rich , job

答案：B
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