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单选题
Her heart ______ faster when she entered the exam hall.
A
jumped
B
sank
C
beat
D
hit
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句意：她进入考场时心跳得很快。beat拍打，扑动，跳动。jump跳跃。sink沉下去。hit打击。
句意：她进入考场时心跳得很快。beat拍打，扑动，跳动。jump跳跃。sink沉下去。hit打击。
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