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    ________ poor in Africa have ________ same situation as they were fifty years ago．


    1. A.
      The … ／
    2. B.
      The … the
    3. C.
      ／ … the
    4. D.
      A … the
    B
    解析：
    the+形容词表示“一类人”，谓语动词用复数形式，所以这里的the poor表示“穷人”，而only和same前我们都要用定冠词the，所以这句句子的意思是“非洲的穷人的境地和五十年前一样。”
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