Is English a compulsory subject in primary schools?A:necessary B:significantC:obligatory D:difficult
Is English a compulsory subject in primary schools?
A:necessary
B:significant
C:obligatory
D:difficult
B:significant
C:obligatory
D:difficult
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解析：英语在小学是必修课吗？necessary“必要的”。significant“重要的”，如：a significant decision重要的决定。obligatory“必须的，强制性的”，如：Attendance at school is obligatory．必须到校。difficult“困难的”。
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