单选题One _____ of the fatal disease Betty contracted is listlessness.AsymptomBcaseCsymphonyDsymbol
单选题
One _____ of the fatal disease Betty contracted is listlessness.
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symptom
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case
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symphony
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解析：
句意：贝蒂感染的这种致命疾病的一个症状就是无精打采。symptom症状。case病例，个案。symphony交响乐。symbol符号，象征。
句意：贝蒂感染的这种致命疾病的一个症状就是无精打采。symptom症状。case病例，个案。symphony交响乐。symbol符号，象征。
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