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Maybe there are some things among the girl's papers, like her school reports, old photos and so on. Can you ______them and give me whatever you find .

A. go through B. go across C. go around D. go with

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试题分析：A. go through经历，检查，B. go across越过，，穿过，C. go around观，转动，走访，相处，D. go with匹配，句意：可能在女孩的证件中有很多东西，象学校的成绩单，旧照片等，你能仔细检查将你找到的东西给我吗？选A。

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