单选题_____AworthBworthyCworthwhileDworthless
单选题
_____
A
worth
B
worthy
C
worthwhile
D
worthless
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解析：
空格处为动词的宾语，应填入名词，A项符合题意。worth价值；财产。worthy作名词，意为“杰出人物；知名人士”。
空格处为动词的宾语，应填入名词，A项符合题意。worth价值；财产。worthy作名词，意为“杰出人物；知名人士”。
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