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【题目】Being afraid of making mistakes, the little boy __________ answer his teacher's questions.

A. does dare B. doesn't dare to

C. daren't to D. not dare to

【答案】B

【解析】句意：因为害怕出错，小男孩不敢回答老师的问题。不敢回答 dare not answer 或 doesn't dare to answer。

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