单选题Uncle Sam sent him a（）bicycle as a birthday present.Ared sports newBsports new redCnew sports redDnew red sports
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Uncle Sam sent him a（）bicycle as a birthday present.
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red sports new
B
sports new red
C
new sports red
D
new red sports
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