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    3．-Bad luck． I scored rather low in the test．
    -__．Or you'll have to leave school．（　　）
    A．It can't be helpedB．Don't mention it
    C．I'll make it up for youD．You've got to do something

    分析 ---真倒霉．这次考试得分真低．---你得做点什么了．否则，你将不得不辍学．

    解答 答案D．
    A项"这是没办法的事情"；B项"不客气，没关系"；C项"我会给你补习的"；D项"你得努力了"；根据答语中的"Or you'll have to leave school"可知，否则，你将不得不辍学，说明现在情况已迫在眉睫，必须要采取措施来补救．因此D项符合语境，故选D．

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