--The football game was not interesting, was it?

--_____. Even John, who _____ to the super fans, didn’t enjoy it.

A. Yes, is belonged       B. No, is belonged           C. Yes, belongs        D. No, belongs

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B．a(chǎn)s large as Shanghai
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