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When is Mark's birthday? A. January 30. ...

When is Mark's birthday?

A. January 30.    B. January 31.    C. February l.

 

C 【解析】 M: Jane, do you remember Mark’s birthday? W: Let me see. Today is January 30, and his birthday is just the day after tomorrow. M: Are you sure? W: Absolutely. By the way, do not forget to bring him some chocolate. That’s his favorite. 此为听力题 解析略。  
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Crispy Fried Mozzarella Sticks ................................... 12

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