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【题目】---Look at the text in the notice. What does it say?

---The students who do not sign up before Friday lunchtime_____.

A. will have to work at lunchtime next Friday

B. will have to work in the afternoon next week

C. won't be able to do afternoon activities next Friday

D. won’t be able to choose their afternoon activities next week

【答案】D

【解析】

句意：——看看公告文本，上面说些什么？——周五午饭前不报名的学生下周不能选择下午的活动。根据公告内容“如果不报名，我们将会为你选择活动”即不能在下周自行选择活动内容，故选D。

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