- Why do you choose to work in a kindergarten?
- Well, you know, dancing is my _____. So it is my best choice.
A．talentB．a(chǎn)bilityC．strengthD．skill
C

試題分析：句意：上文，為什么你選擇在幼兒園工作？下文，你知道，舞蹈是我的強項。所以它是我最好的選擇。Talent才能 ability能力 strength強項 skill技能，根據(jù)題意，選C。
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(72)      
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