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________ troublesome the problem is, he faces it with patience．


  1. A.
    No matter how
  2. B.
    No matter what
  3. C.
    Though
  4. D.
    Although
A
no matter how troublesome the problem is：無論問題多么的麻煩。
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2．A．answer       B．speak C．smile        D．laugh

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4．A．minds        B．memories  C．thoughts   D．brains

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8．A．learn from        B．talk to      C．help         D．know

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10．A．normal           B．common   C．unusual           D．quick

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14．A．fed          B．kept  C．lived        D．depended

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