The guard kept ________ about the murder in order not to lose his job．


  1. A.
    quite
  2. B.
    silent
  3. C.
    secret
  4. D.
    worrying
B
keep silent意為“保持沉默”。
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【小題1】
A．sayB．doC．receiveD．find
【小題2】
A．teacherB．friendC．fatherD．husband
【小題3】
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A．heB．sheC．itD．they
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【小題9】
A．outsideB．insideC．backD．a(chǎn)way
【小題10】
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【小題11】
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【小題12】
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【小題13】
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