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    He has his faults, but _________he is a good student.


    1. A.
      in all
    2. B.
      after all
    3. C.
      all in all
    4. D.
      above all
    C
    试题分析：考查介词短语辨析。A共计；B毕竟，终究；C总得说来；D首先，最重要的是；句意：他也有缺点，但是总的说来，他是一个好学生，根据句意说明C正确。
    考点：考查介词短语辨析
    点评：介词的考查重在积累。解题技巧:  1）明确词意  所选答案要符合句子意思；2）归纳比较平时要特别重视收集归纳比较同义词、近义词和相似词的异同，牢记它们的用法。
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