“I want him,” cried the cruel governor,

“________!”


  1. A.
    alive or dead
  2. B.
    fat or thin
  3. C.
    tall or short
  4. D.
    blind or deaf
A
A項(xiàng)，無論死的還是活的；B項(xiàng)，無論胖還是瘦；C項(xiàng)，無論高還是矮；D項(xiàng)，無論瞎還是聾。根據(jù)語境選擇A項(xiàng)。補(bǔ)全句子后，應(yīng)為“I want him” cried the cruel governor，“whether he is alive or dead”。句意為：那個(gè)殘忍的總督說：“給我把他找到，活要見人，死要見尸�！�
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