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           , most teenagers now listen to rock music . However, Jonah prefers classical music .

       A. In a word    B．In general       C. In particular      D．In total

    B


    解析:

    通常，大多数的少儿喜欢听摇滚音乐，而Jonah 喜欢听古典音乐。in general 大体上，通常；in a word ,总之，起概括作用；in particular 尤其，特别；in total 总共。故选B。

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