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    These beautiful houses are being _______ to make way for a new road.

    A. torn down　　  B. torn off　　 C. torn away　　  D. torn apart

     

    答案：A
    解析：

    		tear down拆卸，拆下； tear off草率凑成；tear apart指责。

     


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