These shops sell a diverse range of gifts of local features.A:colorfulB:attractiveC:flexibleD:varied
These shops sell a diverse range of gifts of local features.
A:colorful
B:attractive
C:flexible
D:varied
B:attractive
C:flexible
D:varied
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解析：本句意思：这些商店出售多种多样的具有地方特色的礼品。colorful的意思为“彩色的， 多彩的”;attractive的意思为“吸引人的，引起注意的”;flexible的意思为“灵活的”;varied的意 思为“各种各样的”。diverse的意思为“不同的，多种多样的”，和varied的意思接近。
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