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12．After watching the video，he came to ________ a different attitude to western paintings．（　�。�
A．attemptB．adaptC．adoptD．possess

分析 看完這段視頻后，他開始對西方繪畫采取不同的態(tài)度．

解答 答案C．
A項"嘗試"；B項"適應，改編"；D項"擁有，占有"；C項"采納，領養(yǎng)"；固定短語"adopt the attitude to …/that+從句"，根據語境可知，看完這段視頻后，他開始對西方繪畫采取不同的態(tài)度，因此C項符合語境，故選C．

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