填空题How many people will attend the symposium?About ____ will attend it.
填空题
How many people will attend the symposium?About ____ will attend it.
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解析：
本题问的是出席研讨会的人数。根据文章第一段第三句“About 35 people from across many countries will
attend the symposium”可得出答案。
本题问的是出席研讨会的人数。根据文章第一段第三句“About 35 people from across many countries will
attend the symposium”可得出答案。
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