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The thoroughly __ teacher, who has just retired from teaching, is said to _ a lot of hardships during those ten years.

A.
experienced; experience
B.
experiencing; have experienced
C.
experienced; have experienced
D.
experiencing; experiencing

C
本题前一空应填入形容词来修饰名词teacher；后一空应用不定式的完成式，表示该动作在is said之前。

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The thoroughly __ teacher, who has just retired from teaching, is said to _ a lot of hardships during those ten years.