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The Wilsons live in ______ A-shaped house near the coast. It is ______ 17th century cottage.

A．the; 不填

B．an; the

C．不填; the

D．an; a

D

根据house，cottage两个空都必须填冠词，从而排除A、C；第二空后的17th century只表示房子的年代特征，而不表示具体的顺序，故选D。

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