The normal price of a ticket for an adult is $230.A:ordinary B:proper C:fair D:medium
The normal price of a ticket for an adult is $230.
A:ordinary
B:proper
C:fair
D:medium
B:proper
C:fair
D:medium
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解析：本句意思：一张成人票的正常价格是230美元。normal意为“正常的，平常的”，与ordinary（通常的，平常的）意思相近。proper适当的，正确的；fair公平的；medium中间的，中等的。
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