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    Don抰 be so anxious to be the first to speak. There is no need for all of you, thirty eight students, to speak at once. _______, please.

    [　　]

    A． Each at one time　B． One by one time

    C． One for each time　D． One at a time

    答案：C
    解析：

    　　本题测试的仍然是“特定交际话题的习惯用法”，而不是什么“语法和句型”。的确是个难题。


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    　　此题与1994年之（26）题类似，通过率只有：17%


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