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    _______ part that vocabulary plays in learning _______ foreign language should never be ignored.

    A. The; / B. A; / C. The; a D. A; the

     

    C

    【解析】

    试题分析：句意：词汇在学习一门外语中起的作用永远不应该被忽视。第一空填the，特指“词汇在学习一门外语中起的作用”，第二空填a，泛指“一门外语”，所以选C。

    考点：考查冠词

     

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