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下面对“雷区”的理解正确的一项是() A.父母不要我们去河中游泳,所以小河也是我

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下面对“雷区”的理解正确的一项是(   )

A.父母不要我们去河中游泳,所以小河也是我们的“雷区”。

B.书是人类的朋友,所以书店不是“雷区”。

C.酒可以解愁,所以酒吧不是“雷区”。

D.电子游戏让许多人沉迷不悟,所以游戏厅是“雷区”。

答案:

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答案:B

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