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    He kept sending her presents in an attempt to win her _______.

        A. respect        B. favor       C. admiration         D. pleasure

    B


    解析:

    他不停送给她礼物，试图获得她的好感。favor: liking , goodwill , approval 喜爱，宠爱，好感，欢心。

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