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    ----Mr. Johnson, would you have some more ice-cream?

    ----No, thanks. It’s very good, but I have to _____ my weight, you know.

    A．remain               B．notice                  C．watch          D．care

     

    【答案】

    C

    【解析】

    试题分析：考查动词辨析：句意：--Johnson先生，你想再吃些冰淇淋吗？--不谢谢。这很好，但我要注意自己的体重了。Remain 指保持，仍然，Notice 指通知，注意到，Watch 此处表示要注意，要引起重视了，有警惕的意味，care和about搭配，是在乎，关心，与题意不符，选C。

    考点：考查动词辨析

     

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