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从给出的几句话中选出有歧义的句子( )。A．门没有锁，咱们进去吧 B．雪终于停了，它

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从给出的几句话中选出有歧义的句子( )。

A．门没有锁，咱们进去吧

B．雪终于停了，它好像累了

C．文先生在苏州的地位让人羡慕

D．烟雾中，熊辉陷入了对往事的回忆

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参考答案：B

考点：地方公务员行政职业能力测试黑龙江省公务员考试行政职业能力测试真题2006年
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