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---Excuse me, is this seat______?

---yes. Go ahead.

A. occupied B. flexible C. temporary D. vacant

 

D

【解析】

试题分析：A. occupied占据的，B. flexible灵活的，C. temporary暂时的，D. vacant空缺的，句意：--对不起，这个座位是空缺的吗？--是请便。根据句意选D。

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