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    —How ______ you ?

    —I ______fine. Thank you


    1. A.
      are; is
    2. B.
      are; am
    3. C.
      am; are
    B
    考查情景交际和人称代词。“你好吗？”“很好，谢谢。”这是一句经典的问候用语。you是第二人称，应该用are；I是第一人称，谓语应该用am。故选B。
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