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    Jimmy managed to make a(n) profit out of the deal，for he had got such a good opportunity．

    A．handsome B．pretty C．attractive D．beautiful

     

    A

    【解析】

    试题分析：四个选项的含义分别是：A．handsome（男子）英俊的，漂亮的，（女子体态）优美的，可观的，大方的，慷慨的，B．pretty漂亮的，机灵的，聪明的，C．attractive有吸引力的，D．beautiful美丽的，漂亮的，句意：Jimmy成功的在这次交易中获得客观的效益，因为他的运气这么好。所以选A。

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