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    Asked suddenly about the matter ,he couldn’t        an answer at once.

    A. come up with        B. look for     C. put up with        D. answer for

    A


    解析:

    come up with“得出答案” look for“寻找” put up with“提出” answer for“负责”根据题意，应该选A.

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