[题目]Chinese TV host Xie Na and singer Zhang Jie held their wedding on Monday in Shangri-La.A. celebration B. ceremonyC. performance D. congratulation 题目和参考答案——青夏教育精英家教网—

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【题目】Chinese TV host Xie Na and singer Zhang Jie held their wedding __________ on Monday in Shangri-La.

A. celebration B. ceremony

C. performance D. congratulation

【答案】B

【解析】句意：中国电视主持人谢娜和歌手张杰周一在香格里拉举办婚礼。a wedding ceremony婚礼，符合题意；celebration 庆祝（会）；庆典;performance 表演；congratulation贺词;祝贺。

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