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－London Bus Service, how can I help you?

－Hi, I’d like to rent a bus which can ________ 40 people for our trip to Cambridge．

[　　]

A．load

B．hold

C．fill

D．support

答案：B

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D．he had changed his mind; he wouldn't go to London

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--- London Bus Service, how can I help you?

--- Hi, I’d like to rent a bus which can ____ 40 people for our trip to Cambridge.