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    — Jake told me he was in the museum just now.
    — He is actually at home.________, he’s upstairs doing his homework.


    1. A.
      Believe it or not
    2. B.
      In general
    3. C.
      In your opinion
    4. D.
      In the end
    A
    试题分析：句意，这是两个人之间的对话。第一个人说：“杰克告诉我他刚才在博物馆。” 第二个人说： “实际上他在家里，信不信由你，他在楼上写作业呢。” Believe it or not     信不信由你 In general 一般而言In your opinion 依你看来 In the end最后，故选A，最符合题意。
    考点：本题重点考查情景对话。
    点评：解答此类题型首先要理解题干要表达的意思，再分析各个选项的句意，从中选取适合语境的一个。在平时的学习中，要重视对词组句型的总结和记忆。
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