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    It’s a teacher’s _____ to make children learn.

      A. matter    B. affair  C. business            D. event

    C


    解析:

    matter指必须考虑的事件、事情，通常作不可数名词，如句型What’s the matter with…? affair可数名词，“事件、事务”，如public affairs“公共事务”，international affairs“国际事务”；business可以指商业活动，也可以指职责、工作、责任，如on business“出差”；event指发生的事件或指赛事。

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