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    . The education system was once the ______of the country, but now it seems to be________.
    A．proud…in ruin B．pride…in ruins
    C．remains…falling into ruin D．wonder…fall into ruins
    B

    试题分析：考查名词和词组：句意：教育体系曾经是这个国家的骄傲，但是现在似乎严重受损。第一空填pride“骄傲”，proud是形容词，remains“残骸”，wonder“奇迹”，第二空填in ruins“严重受损，破败不堪”，fall into ruins“成为废墟”，选B。
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