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    —___________?Kate,you look pale.?

    —Oh,thank you,it doesn’t matter.?

    A.What’s on          B.What’s up　

    C.Are you ill         D.Do you feel terrible?

    B


    解析:

    What’s up？等于What’s wrong with you?C、D两项均为汉语习惯。

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